Daehler Clan Holds Reunion at White Pines Park
Thirteenth annual Daehler family reunion drew 63 members at White Pines State Park near Oregon. Eldest present was Henry Daehler of Chadwick. youngest Dennis Etnyre of Chadwick. Officers elected include President Reuben Geist and Vice President Paul Daehler. The group planned 1948 reunion for Sinnissippi park Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daehler Clan
White Pines Park
Daehler
White Pines State Park
Oregon
Henry Daehler
Chadwick
Dennis Etnyre
Howard Etnyre
Paul Daehler
Reuben Geist
Mt. Carroll
Laura Daehler
Harold Fink
Arlene Daehler
Elmer Fink
Kenneth Lee
Leon Daehler
Sinnissippi Park
Sterling
Ringworm risks and prevention for children and adults
A health talk from the Illinois State Medical Society explains ringworm, a contagious skin fungal infection. It covers scalp infections in children, body infections at any age, prevention through hygiene, and the need for medical care rather than home remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois State Medical Society
Picnic Supper At Grim Home Draws Local Guests
A Sunday evening picnic supper was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Grim. Guests included Raymond Ditrick of Mt. Carroll Lester Grim and daughter from Charlotte Jr. Willis Stage and Verne, Nettie Baker, and Doris Weitkamp. Former Hanover neighbors visited Roy Heitman’s home: Sadie Wolcott and son Lawrence, Mrs. Thomas McCormick, and Peschang and Nobis girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Grim
Raymond Dietrick
Mt. Carroll
Lester Grim
Charlotte, Jr
Willis Stage and Verne
Nettie Baker
Doris Weitkamp
Hanover
Roy Heitman
Sadie Wolcott
Lawrence
Thomas McCormick
Peschang
Helen Nobis
Foot health advice for beach and pool use
The article recommends mild fungus-kill ing medication after swimming and notes that foot baths are now discredited. It suggests scrubbing floors with antiseptic solutions and urges parents and teachers to monitor for itching irritation or patchy hair loss and seek medical care if symptoms appear.
Weekend Visits Highlight Geneseo Community Notices
Miss Wilma Sikkema of Fulto visited her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Sikkema while Mr and Mrs Ralph Hoover of Clinton were guests of Mr and Mrs Bert Stainbrook. Kinship groups from Clinton Savanna Burlington and Geneseo appear in a flow of weekend calls and trips among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Sikkema
Fulto
Joe J. Sikkema
Ralph Hoover
Clinton
Bert Stainbrook
Kenneth Peterson
Be Stainbrook
Harvey Marshall
Geneseo
Mr. Marshall
Henry Sour
Bert Stainbook
Straitt
Savanna
Gene Potter
Bobby
Minnesota
John Laubscher
Burlington
Albert Zirklebach
Abe Miller
Harold St. Ores
J. ©. Penney Co
Jack Hussey
IL. B. Hussey
Camp Archibald
Milwaukee
Wis
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Louise Smith
York, Neb
Elizabeth Parsons
Jane Louise Clarke
Ripon
Albert Daehler
Colorado Springs
Colo
Maron Daehler
Evelyn Hansen
Waterloo
Melvin Lee
Fred Lee
Shirley Sanford
Spring Valley
Minn
Keith Wickham
Gwen Tibbitts
Kathryn Nesbitt
Dalton Maurer
Troy
Kans
Lyle Straub
Evelyn Bower
Sandra Janine
LaVere Clarke
Mendota
Jeffrey Orville
Jane Louise
Orville Clarke
Clarke Edward
James Buchanan
van Orin
Larry
Donald Rauser
Morrison
Judy
Arnold Fink
Ann Susan
Edward Gaston
Oakland
Calif
Mary Ellen
Robert Geldmacher
Indiana
Mervyn
Marvin
Vernon Daehler
Darlene
Dwayne
Walter Geldmacher
Elgin
Donald Clarke
Evan
Larry Buchanan
Denver
Fay Reitzel
Daehle
Polo
Son
American and
Coleson
ABC
Janneys
Wayland
West Main
Morrison, Ill
Jacks
Housenga & Bronkema
Massey-Harris
Lincoln Way
Thirteenth Avenue
Fulton
Stuedemann
Hector
W. A. Stuedemann
Main Ave
Iowa
Melvin Straub
Adren
William Lewis
Amelia Lewis
Howard Emnyre
Jens Anderson
Reuben Geisz
Emma Geisz
Donald Smith
Laura
McCormick-Deering Milkers
U. S
McCormick-Deering
Mt. Carroll Farm Supply
Mt. Carroll, Iil
Marion
Clinton Gas
S. Second St
Clinton, Iowa
Rte
Ara
Bern
Hinrichs Implement CO
Carroll County
Ford-Ferguson
Lanark
Pendi
Handel Bros
Chadwick, Hl
Thomson Briefs
THE
Chadwick Review
Illinois
Chad
Wick, Illinois
Martin Morris CO
Rabhor & Bvd
Manhattan
Mens Loafer
Sme
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