Calendar Of Church Events for the Week
An old church notice outlines a Sunday evening service at 7 46 with children singing and a gospel message by Rev. Sump. It lists Sunday school at 9 30, morning worship at 10 30, and various midweek and youth services, plus notes on delegates, baptisms, and local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sump
Fred W. Deateche
S .S. Lemons
Junioe C. B
Christian Endeavor
Tole
Letson
Christ
Isenhart Elected President At Reunion Meeting
Bert Isenhart was elected vice president of the Isenhart family reunion at Waterworks Park Morrison on Tuesday June 16 during the 18th reunion. Mrs Alma Bailey named as secretary treasurer. Officers include President Mrs Joe Morrow Fulton and others. Attendance cited from multiple states and a picnic followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Isenhart
Isenhart
Waterworks Park
Morrison
Ava Bailey
Lan
Isenbart
Thin City
Joe Morrow
Fulton
Frank Isenhart
Batavia
Iowa
Llm Isenhart
Fondolac
Wis
J. G. Hammer
Jenkins, Minn
Fairhaven
Treaster
L. W. Harrison
Alms Bailey
Chadwick
Frank Seenhart
Harry Isenhart
L. M. Isenhart
Fondulac
J. G. Hanmer
LeRoy Isenhart
Kingston
Grove Hill Cemetery
Jacob Laenhart
John ,Isenhart
David Isenhart
Zella Casey
Baby Irion
Walter Irion
Senneff Reunion Brings 90 Members Together at Sterling Park
The 17th Senneff reunion gathered ninety members on Saturday at Lawrence Park Sterling with attendees from Chadwick Midredgeville Sterling Dixon Rockford Moline UMnola and St Paul Neb The oldest member was William Bennet of Milledgeville and the youngest Barbara Jean Millar of Sterling A business meeting followed a noon dinner with officers named President George Senneff Vice President Harvey Senneff and Secretary Hertha Senneff Ten births three deaths and two marriages were reported in the past year The afternoon featured family activities and pool visiting relatives This annual event falls on the third Saturday of June and organizers described the day as very enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Park
Sterling
Chadwick
Midredgeville
Dixon
Rockford
Moline
Umnola
M. O. Arnold
St. Paul
Neb
Wm. Benneft
Milledgeville
Imembers
Local Social Notes From Chadwick and Surrounding Areas
Eugene Kuhlimire of Pearl City spent Sunday evening with friends here. Milledgeville residents Lyle Nicholas and family joined Mrs Deets’s group. Ernest Miller’s daughter is in hospital. Chester Kahler and John Kerch traveled to Lyndon on business. L B Spencer and Maida visited Amboy with Frank Plamer and Wiliam Sucher of Audubon. Jows visit relatives here after Martin Lauth’s death. Jem Flamer family and Lenora Plumer visited Wayne Plumer near Dixon. F W Zugechwentz returned home Sunday after Elisabeth Hartman hosted guests from Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick News
Eugene Kuhlimire
Pearl City
Wiliam Sucher
Audubon, Jows
Martin Lauth
Scouts Camp at Madison Waconia Beach Week Trip
Mr and Mrs John Geist Mrs C C Muter and Eugene Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Stadel and Professor Gmageys drove the Boy Scouts to Madison on Sunday for a week at Waconia Beach. Seventeen scouts plus Prof Gnagey Earl McIntyre and Ethan Exsteller will assist. Camp includes a lake dip and a 9 oclock vesper Bible hour. Parents have aided to make this trip a real experience. Camp breaks next Saturday morning and boys will join the band Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Geist
C. C. Muter
Eugene
Gottlieb Stadel
Gmageys
Boy Scouts
Madison
Waconia Beach
Saventean
Prof
Gnagey
Earl McIntyre
Ethan Exsteller
Apple River Canyon Trip Ends Febrile Road Trouble
A Chadwick party visited Apple River Canyon on Sunday for dinner and exploration. Returning home a muddy road blocked by a damaged car halted traffic, then a speeding physician in an emergency car swerved and stalled in mud, delaying both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Apple River Canyon
H. L. Spessman
Herbert
Kenneth Senneff
John Frank
Mt. Carrol
Green reunion draws locals at Morrison on Sunday
Locals Mr and Mrs J E Aicks and daughter Margaret join Mim Elizabeth Kingery and others at the Green reunion in Morrison on Sunday. William Sack heads home to Waterloo after visiting relatives. Viola Strauch arrives from Michigan to spend summer with her father W G Strauch and kin. Several families from Morrison and nearby areas are noted visiting relatives this weekend. Richard Strauch hospitalized after emergency appendectomy at Freeport, condition satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Aicks
Margaret
Mim Elisabeth Kingery
Arthur Hoffman
Green
Morrison
Viola Strauch
Michigan
W. G. Strauch
William Fink Cuts Artery in Hand in Fortunes at Work
William Fink suffered a cut artery on his right wrist when a hack saw fell from Roy Hartman’s hands during repair work on telephone lines. Fink was aiding Hartman at the foot of a pole and was treated by Dr. Calkins. The incident occurred Friday afternoon in July. Ruben Tommson was a business visitor in Freeport Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Fink
Roy Hartman
Dr. Calkins
Mr. Fink
Mr. Hartman
Paul
Cemetery Gets New Mower In Trade
J. Kerth secretary treasurer of the Chedwick Fair Haven cemetery association along with Charles Harris and George Dambman Jr drove to Prophetstown Friday to buy a Merger and totter type mower. They traded the old machine for a small cash payment, enabling the association to upgrade equipment for cemetery groundswork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Kerth
Chedwick-Fair Heven Cemetery
Gpic
Mae
Chadwick Legion Team to Meet Thomson Sunday at Weber Diamond
Chadwick juniors open Sunday action with a 2:30 p.m. game versus Thomson Legion at the Weber diamond. Maurice Mest will hurL with Eugene Miler catching. John Doty and Delmar Lang or Arthur Milker will cover infield spots as Chadwick aims to three-peat the league. A small gate admission is planned and Oscar Weber is expected to handle the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick Hal
Chadwick
Thomson Legion
Weber Diamond
Maurice Mest
Eugene Miler
Thomson Slagers
John Doty
Cavert
Delmar Lang
Arthur Milker
Feller
Will Han
Chadwick Folks Plan Visits to Lawrence Park
A large group from Chadwick plans trips to Lawrence Park in Sterling for a busy month. Superintendent Girard promotes supervised playground activities and a local youth league for Sterling and Rock Falls. July water carnivals are set with juniors under 16 on July 14 and a general event on July 25, with ribbons for top finishers. New equipment will be added by the park board, including tennis, horseshoes, croquet, games, and basketball gear. Attendance at the pool rises as children enjoy free mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Lawrence Park
Sterling
Kenneth Girrard
Rock Falls
Joe Metenon
Girard
Perk
Recital at School House Cym Draws Wide Attendance
Piano pupils of Mr A Norman Deutsche presented a fine recital at the school gym last Friday evening. A large audience of friends and relatives filled the venue as performers including Neva Hartman Marion Colson William Paw John Robert Hridges Debbert Emwyre Emerson Lang Phyllis Emwyre Mary Ken Lueille Gladys Hartman Marie Ruth Her Mary Willlame Pearl Evelyn Deutsche Clara Agnes Dykhaizen Lavonne Schreiner Emily Ann Harter Edna Leuzinger Gertrude Dykstra Thelma Schreiner Mildred Geison Velda Harter Thelma Charlotte Schrotner Arlene Atherton Rosa Traum Irene Hilda Traum Marietta Hoff man Maude Rahn Lilian Bott ers Dorothy Cheesenan suldred June Queckboerner Naomi Eisseller Neva Hadtman and more. Nevin Kendell visited from Ashton with his grandfather B. & Robiason. Arlette Hartman returned home after spending the week with relatives near Lanark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Norman Deutsche
Chadwick
Seventeen Scouts Camp At Lake Mendota Wisconsin
Seventeen Chadwick Boy Scouts along with Prof. Gngey Scoutmaster McIntyre and Ethan Eisseller enjoy a weeklong Lake Mendota camp in Madison Wisconsin. Daily routine includes bugle calls at 6 40 am, swimming periods, life saving practice, twilight vesper service, and structured meals with Scout led cooking. The menu lists peaches bacon and varied dishes. final night concludes with fish and a meal at Chadwick.
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Chadwich
Gungey
Gragey
McIntyre
Obituary and funeral notices for Martin Lauth in Chadwick
Martin Lauth 85 died Friday at his daughter’s home in Chadwick after a stroke. Funeral held Sunday at his home. interment in Chadwick cemetery. Born 1845 in Germany, he arrived in the United States in 1860, helped found Chadwick’s First Lutheran Church, and was a longtime market operator and respected citizen. He left surviving daughter Lena Sturmer and son Phillip Kredle along with several relatives in Audubon and Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lauth
Mra Leng Sturmer
Win. Bridges
Chadwick Cemetery
Louth
Germany
Fife
Martin Louth
Eutheran Church
East Managh Chonk
Carroll County
Tr Ife
Kradle
Augusta Hause
Mrn Lene Sturmer
Lauth
Chadwick
Tie
Evangelical Church
First Lutheran Church of
Layna Sturmer
Phillip Kredle
Wm, Sucher
Audubon
Daniel Kradle
Janceville
Wis
Geo. Kradle
Willams, Oreton
News Note From Chadwith Renew Editor Absent
Mrs Lelo Gnagey writes the Chadwith Renew while the editor is away in Wisconsin. Readers are urged to call to express appreciation for this week’s paper.
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Wisconsin
Lelo Gnagey
Ward Weber and Chris Dambman Do Summer Ice Duty
Ward Weber and Chris Dambman Chadwick's two ice men have been kept busy by the heat. They have more than enough work supplying ice to keep everyone stocked from day to day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Weber
Chris Dambman
Chadwick
Wen
Miss Mildred Ortt Operated On For Appendicitis
Miss Mildred Ortt who lives near Argo and worked at the home of John Mest underwent an appendectomy at Milledgeville hospital Friday afternoon. She is reported to be improving as well as can be expected, after having suffered several attacks and becoming very ill Wednesday, prompting immediate surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Strauch
Freeport Hospital
Mildred Ortt
Argo
Dmirs
John Mest
Milledgeville
Miss Ortt
Rahn Family Reunion Elects New Leaders at Savanna Picnic
Will Rahn was elected president of the Rahn reunion group at the annual gathering in Old Mill Park Savanna with about 150 family members. Mrs L Rehn Lanark was secretary and Elmer Rahn Chadwick treasurer. The day featured a noon dinner, program, singing and speeches, and ice cream refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rahn
Rahn
Old Mill Park
Savanna
L. Rehn
Lanark
Elmer Rahn
Chadwick
Apirita
Lee Plock
Thore
T. P. Shultz
Harry Schreiner
Thelma
Bard Weber
George
Lester Schreiner
J. C. Schreiner
Mra
Charles Dist
Dorothy
Anns
Myr
William Rahn
Henry
Maude
Evan
Lenora
H. Rahn
Anita
Kathyin Rahn
Anna Weber
Rockford to Host 17th Illinois Agricultural Meet in May 1982
The 17th annual Illinois Agricultural Association gathering will be held in Rockford from May 27 to 29, 1982, with Peoria losing a bid in a close vote. Aboard airman part of the Birds, scouts at camp include Herman Water and several others. Rockford area names appear among attendees and local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nlinols Agricultural Association
Rockford
Chicago
Peoria
Herman Water
Hugh Sonnett
Jake Leatinger
Bob Doty
Mortyn Schreiner
Jeese Phomer
Marold Ston
Er John Stein
Delmar Lang
Clyde
Atk Geinx
Wallace Ge Nace Hoak
Evan Strauch
Arthmrailles
Stanley Stadel
Bran Parke
Reynold Mg
Cossin
Hugh Sanatf
Trem
Wykles Visit Geneseo Family Recalled
Mr and Mrs A Schreiner and daughters drove to Geneseo Sunday and visited Rev and Mrs Wykles and family They were once residents of Chadwick and Friends are glad they are happily settled in Geneseo After lunch the Schreiners visited Mrs Hunter and Oliftam Mr Hunter was in Davenport The Chadwick group returned home late in the afternoon
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Chadwick
Splendid Supper Hosted by Mr and Mrs Lego
Mr and Mrs Robert Lego hosted a delightful picnic supper at their home Thursday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lolo Gmagey with sons Billy and Lawrence, Mr and Mrs W J Schreiner and children, and Eael McIntyre. An enclosed porch meal featured Goendies, jellied chicken, potato salad, cabbage and cucumber salad, sandwiches, deviled eggs, coffee, and desserts of strawberries, ice cream, angel food cake. They viewed popcorn bins and noted about ten tomatoes on hand as shipments expected this week. The group left Chadwick late, after visiting and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Ben Svadel
Seeres
Re Curren
Chris J Strawb
Mrs. Gols
Robert Lego
Hasta
Lolo Gmagey
Sona Billy
Lawrence
Mra
W. J. Schreiner
Eael McIntyre
New Well Here Fulton Faces Looming Isolation
Fragmented local column notes sharp decline in river levels and fishing, heavier traffic, faster mosquitos, dwindling trade and money, and plans to relocate the Lincoln highway out of Fulton marooning the town. Mentions tire factory and steady Mississippi River as backdrop amid uncertain civic mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Missoppi
Sida
Fabien
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Ideal Church
Hope Evangelical
Chersh
Bath
Cherth
Louis Dachler
Council of Religious Educcation Bed
Marian Lang
Holy Commanion
Miss Arms Cambman Wee
Madeline Whiting of
Galesburg
Hazel Zugebwerdt
Annette Clements
Winonsa
Minn
T. E. Lots
Fane
Kanme City
Denver
Colo
Ned Spencer
Ares Boy Scout
Donald Clarke
Mendota
Chadwick Boy Scouts
H. E. Zugschwerdt
Champaten
Frank Goetsinberger
Elwyn Elfinan
Anthony Dawkinan
Sophia Straud
Dambman
Lyk
Charles Way
Alice Stuart
Assembly Park
Dizon
Kenneth Sennet
H. L. Spealmiar
Sennett
Walter Beott
Turan
Alma Bailey
SWENT
Spurge Hater
Mnet
Speci
Senneff
Lyle Nicholas
Baby
Arthur Deetsme
Ernest Miller
The
Chester Kahler
John C. Kerch
Lyndon
Jem Flamer
Mra Lenora Plumer
Wayne Plumer
F. W. Zugechwentz
Elisabeth Hartman
Lowa
W Vial
William Sack
Waterloo
William E. Spahr
Ray Hines
Coleta
Wallace Ware
Betty
Near Falton
James Turnbaugh
Junior
Sam Turnbaugh
Spurgeon Harter, Jr
Tno
W. C. Harter
Polo
Mies
Irene Stein
Morris
Mrs
Lewrence Stein
Irvin Plamer
L. B. Spencer
Mr. Plamer
Aoa Spencer
Stough
William Fink
Ruben Tommson Wee
Freeport
Chadwick Legion
Thomson
School House Cym
John Sollenberger
Helen
Nevin Kendell
Ashton
B. & Robiason
Arlette Hartman
Anthony Damtman
Lake Mendota
Madison, Wis
Sturmer
WIGHT
Rev. Bridges
Lelo
A. Mert
Robert Leco
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