Chadwick News Notes Trip Across Southwest By Chadwick Family
Mrs Sepha Stein of Clinton Ia and others traveled from Chadwick June 1 on a southern vacation stopping at Bayne Dam Lake Ozarks Deming N M and Carlsbad Caverns. They toured El Paso Fort Bliss Mt Franklin Juarez Mexico and returned via Fort Worth and Dallas arriving June 16. Fort Bliss trainees wrap eight weeks basic training Virgil Handel transfers to Fort Riley Kans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepha Stein
Clinton
Danilee Zillhart
Mt. Carroll
Mary Handel
Boydndel
Chadwick
Bayne Dam
Lake @ the Ozarks
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
Caverns
ElPaso
Charles Helm
Harry Watt
Watt
Helen Sack
el Paso
Chadwick Boys
Fort Bliss
Mt. Franklin
Juarez
Mexico
Fort Worth
Pallas
Tex
Ft. Bliss
Virgil Handel
Ft. Riley
Kans
Legion Elects Frank Mest As New Commander
Chadwick Post No 739 of the American Legion elected Frank Mest as commander for the coming year at the June 17 meeting in the Legion hall. Glen Turney and Leroy Swanson were named senior and junior vice commanders respectively, with Harold Andresen as sergeant-at-arms. Boys State attendee Jens Andresen was chosen by the post to attend Springfield sessions June 20 to 27. Mr. and Mrs. John Mohrmann of Fulton visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Hartman. Claude Mechling was noted. Further appointments await the new commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick Post No. 739
American Legion
Legion Hall
Frank Mest
Glen Turney
Leroy Swanson
Harold Andresen
Jens Andresen
Legion Post
Boys’ State
Springfield
Claude Mechling
Two Junior Ball Games Scheduled Friday Night at Chadwick
Two ball games are set for Friday night at Chadwick on the diamond. The first, at 6 15, features Chadwick juniors against Chadwick juniors, coached by Kenneth Krempel. The second, at 7 30, matches Stockton and Chadwick in a Caigo league game. About 25 to 30 grade school boys are out, split into Northside and Southside squads with rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Stockton
Kenneth Krempel
Northside
Southside
Krempel
Neal Coden
Picnic Honors Keystone Class At Sinnissippi Park Sterling
The Philathea Bible class of Hope EUB church hosted a Thursday evening picnic at Sinnissippi park in Sterling on June 17. Twenty four members and guests attended as the program included devotions, poems, and a class history noting Keystone’s 1913 organization and a $637.75 fundraising total from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Bible
Hope Eub Church
Keystone
Sterling Eub Church
Sinnissippi Park
Sterling
Harry Schreiner
Jesus
Mary Harshman
Gruetzmacher
Verna Harshman
Harshman
F. W. Deutsche
Chadwick
E. V. Schriver
Appreciation for the Keystone program and evening social
A Milton Hartman home hosted Dwayne McCullough of Morriston as a Saturday afternoon caller. Numerous guests visited Mr. and Mrs. Hartman and other locals including Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and son Dwight, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen, the Allen brothers, and Mr. and Mrs. George Mohrmann. Additional callers included Mrs. Clara Geist and daughter, Mrs. Edwin Buse, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hoff and family, and visitors from Clinton, Maquoketa, and Wisconsin communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwayne McCullough
Morrison
Milton Hartman
Don Smith
Dwight
Harry Allen
Dennis
Robert Allen
Sterling
George Mohrmann
Lanark
Fred C. Hartman
Clara Geist
Clara
Edwin Buse
Stendal
Ind
Hemmer
Francis Hoff
Maquoseta
Elmerwort
Wayne Groharing
Billy
Anna Hartvigsen
Clinton
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Chadwick News
Thomson Review
Thomson
Illinois
Cook and Bakers School
Florida Cafe
Legion
John Mohrmann
Fulton
Eld
Elo
Lewis Motor Co
Thomson, Illinois
Chiropractic
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenrordown
United States
Canada
P.S.C
E. H. Gholson
Third St
Savanna, Ill
Bush Electric Service
Frigidaire Sales and Service
Chadwick, Ill
Diehl Oil Co
Thomson, III
En Ilcu
Golden
Irene Weatherwax
Amy Lewis
Taig
Clover Farm
C. F
C&eh Pure
Otis
Sunkist Fresh
Kneal Hook
Paul Pratt
Paula
Mary
Milwaukee
Wis
J. J. Tomainville
Joan
Frankie
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis
Borgman Bros
Fulton, Illinois
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