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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1940
Page
5
Sunday evening guests at the Adam Heinze home near Savanna included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson. Thursday visitors to the Petersons home were Mrs. Adam Heinze of Savanna and Mrs. Hal Ashby of Wacker.
Mr and Mrs Harold Tomman and family of Clinton spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Merle Atherton. Erma Erling is spending the week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Claire Tobey at Princeton Ta.
The 26th annual Senneff reunion was held Saturday at Old Mill park in Savanna with 73 members attending. Officers elected for the coming year are president Elizabeth Senneff Chadwick vice president George Senneff Moline and secretary treasurer George Hammond Lanark. The next reunion will be held in the same place on the third Saturday in June.
Hazel Stober and Dorothy Shoemaker of Mt Carroll with Mrs. Emma Steele visited Mrs. Rose Sykes in Clinton. Sykes accompanies them home and visits in Mt Carroll. Dozens of relatives and neighbors share calls from Clinton to Morrison and Savanna.
Mr and Mrs Walter Gilpin and family of Woodstock visited the Alm quist Williams and Stage families in Wacker while Miss Joyce Marshall of Rockford stayed with Beverly Marshall. Curley reunion at Old Mill park in Savanna drew George Hicks and Robert, and Ruth Cooper returned home from Chicago after weeks there. Families from Morrison Ada Milledgeville Freeport and Mill edgeville shared weekend hospitality and travel.
Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kissens were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Housenga, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Drolema and Arnold Wiersema.
Mrs Chas Bonn and Mr John Ebensberger with son Waed of Cline ton visited Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Turney.
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