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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1942

Page

4

Thomson Briefs Dinner Guests and Local Visits

Sunday visitors included Mrs. Emma Steele and Mrs. Ida Weber for Mrs. De lia Melendy. Af ternoon guests were her sons Harold Melendy of Low Moor and John Melendy of Clinton with their families. Other locals visiting or relocating included Mrs. Hattie Brown with Mrs. Jake Holy in Mt. Carroll and the Mumford family moving to Murray farm. Fort Sill bound Paul Rice on furlough with mother Helen Rice. Freeport visit by Bruce Groharing and Adeline Groharing. Wilmer R. Siewert writes from USO center on foreign soil. Local sightings also note Clinton shoppers Mrs. Clarence Appel and Veron. Janet Carpenter visited Clinton parents. Wade Crew from Los Angeles stayed with Lawrence Sullivan.

Delia Melendy Emma Steele Ida Weber Harold Melendy Low Moor John Melendy Clinton Hattie Brown Jake Holy Mt. Carroll Wesley Mumford Savanna Murray Farm Helen Gaar Stephen Switzer Frank Switzer A. P. Kenyon Westerly Rk, L C. H. Jenkins Clarence Appel Vernon Paul Rice Fort Sill Okla Helen Rice Bruce Groharing Adeline Groharing Marvin Brookstra Freeport Ben Wagner Helen Swansum Betty Gunn Ona Swanson Alice Moore Janet Carpenter John Carpenter Wade Crew Los Angeles Calif Lawrence Sullivan

Rahn Family Holds 96th Annual Reunion in Savanna

One hundred nineteen relatives gathered for the Rahn family 96th reunion at Old Mill park Savanna. Officers elected were President Harry Schrein er Sterling secretary Roy Plock Lanark treasurer Evan Rahn Chadwick. Births marriages deaths were reported and a future reunion set for the third Thursday in June 1945.

Rahn Old Mill Park Savanna Harry Schreiner Sterling Roy Plock Lanark Evan Rahn Chadwick Evelyn Byrd Harry Murphy Kathyleen Hardesty Kenneth Rahn Lucille Moll Russell Diekman Bonita Rae Robert Shaner Connie Lee Russell Dickman Linda Elizabeth Kenneth Allison Leonard Wayne Robert Linker

Brooklyn’s City of Churches Hosts 113th Anniversary Day Parade

The City of Brooklyn era parade drew 100000 pupils and teachers from 820 churches, tracing back to a 300-child first event. Also highlighted are Rev Stuart Nye Hutchison named moderator for 1942 43 and the ongoing status of conscientious objectors with 2998 in 28 camps. The article notes various church leaders and international church statements amid wartime context.

New York Brooklyn City of City of Churches General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Pennsylvania Stuart Nye Hutchison East Liberty Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh Newark N. J Steubenville Lafayette College Princeton Theological Seminary National Service Board Jehovah's Witnesses Methodist Church

Weidman Clan Has Reunion In Carroll Sunday

The annual Weidman reunion met Saturday at Point Rock park Mt Carroll with Dan Weidman Savanna elected president Fred Weidman Mt Carroll as vice president and Neva Harman Sterling as secretary treasurer The next reunion is set for the third Sunday in June 1943 at Old Mih park Savanna Mary Weidman Chadwick was the oldest member present Larry Williams Chadwick was the youngest Attendees from the area included Grace Hartman Marion and Floyd Hartman Milledgeville and Neva Hartman Sterling.

Clinton Rahn Ray Allison Robert Werntz Ronald Miller Mt. Morris England Oscar W. Rahn Brookville Bonita Rae Shaner America Lottie Rahn E. D. Burnworth Lanark First Anita Robert Spearman Evan Rahn Kathryn Rahn Anna Weber Viola Weber Mildred Geison Carol Kness Chadwick Delmar Lang Reynold Bleyer Lanark Weidman Point Rock Park Mt. Carroll Dan Weidman Savanna Fred Weidman Neva Harman Sterling Old Mihpark Mary Weidman Larry Everett Williams Grace Hartman Marion and Floyd Milledgeville Neva Hartman

Alumni letter from Chadwick Howard Stoner to 1941 group

A letter from Howard Stoner to Chadwick high alumni arrives late for reading. He writes to Class of 1942 and friends, mentions missing Orval Rosenberry U S N and sends regards to Mr. Gunngy, praising his work and hopes to attend alumni again. Weekend visitors are listed.

Chadwick Howard Stoner Emmett Zumdahl Alumni Association Gnngey Orval Albert Rosenberry Chadwick Schools Almuni

Local Socials Note From Clin Ton and Port Byron

Miss Junella Gaar of Thompson's Tea Room in Clin ton spent Monday night with her mother Mrs Helen Gaar. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Richard Badtke with Mr and Mrs Forrest Gilbert of Port Byron. Helen Creighton spent several days this past week at the Harry Gaar home.

Junella Gaar Thompson’s Tea Room Clinton Helen Gaar Richard Badtke Forrest Gilbert Port Byron Helen Creighton Harry Gaar

Chadwick Massed Band To Give Patriotic Concert Here

A 50 member band from Milledgeville and Chadwick under George Cambman Jr presents a patriotic concert at the village square on Wednesday July 1 and at Milledgeville July 2. The program features marches, solos, trios and quartets including Remember Pearl Harbor and God Bless America with several vocal numbers and instrumental pieces.

Milledgeville Chadwick George Cambman, Jr Village Square America Bernice Honberger Bagley Wilma Deers Ruth Adker Mary Louise Meyers Gretchen Meyers Camp Sheridan Dunkeson Dalbey U. S. A. Field Artillery Fillmore Pearl Harbor Sousa Ruth Acker Mt. Carroll

Mrs. Jane Miller Celebrates 78th Birthday at Chadwick

Mrs. Jane Miller was guest of honor at a family gathering Thursday evening at her home south of Chadwick for her 78th birthday. Attending were C. J. Miller, Harry Appel, Henry Cambman, William Eggert and Patsy, among others.

Jane Miller Chadwick C. J. Miller Harry Appel Henry Cambman William Eggert Patsy

Letters From Our Readers Guaralajara Visit Comment

A reader from Guadalajara, dated June 18, 1942, reports a 500 mile journey from Mexico City to visit the president in his home. The letter praises the president as wonderful and notes pleasant climate compared to California before planning to return to Mexico City.

Guaralajara Jalisco Mexico Thomson Mexico City California Bert E. Hadley

Local Social Notes from Clinton and Savanna

Mrs Cecil Mitchell and son Lauren and Mrs Ben Wagner spent Saturday in Clinton. Miss Darlene Ashby spent last week with her friend Beverly Marshall. On Sunday Mr and Mrs John Cooper were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Reagan Jr in Savanna.

Cecil Mitchell Lauren Ben Wagner Clinton Darlene Ashby Beverly Marshall John Cooper Jack Reagan, Jr Savanna

Savanna Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Travel

Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Kyle Melendy of Savanna called at the Frank Smith home. Several families plan visits and trips including Dick McGinty in Moline and a two week tour through the Black Hills South Dakota with friends. Nearby residents share weekend visits and hometown gatherings across Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Missouri.

Kyle Melendy Savanna Frank Smith Charles Zephyr M McGinty Inneapolis Dick McGinty Black Hill South Dakota Dakota Alice Thomson Iof Iela- Iowa South Fitch Mary McGinty Carl Robinson Goodmillers Apple River Canyon State Park Dorothy Prins Claus Prins Dan Sack Emma Curley Chadwick Ed Dogt Nipe Fred Paul Beck Gloria Jean Triington Lake Geneva Wisconsin Burl Lake Deln Pearl Gilson Fuhremann Canning Factory Lanark Gerald Brown Paul Melendy Herman Timmons Fulton

Thompson News Dinner Guests At Multiple Homes

Sunday gatherings featured Mr and Mrs C F McGinty and Jacqueline of Rockford visiting the McGinty home with Mrs McGinty’s sister Mrs Alice Fitch of Clinton. Jacqueline planned a week with grandparents. Other meals included Mr and Mrs Frank Smith hosting Mr and Mrs Fred Whitney of Morrison and Mr and Mrs Leitner of Mt Carroll. Mrs Lee Hartman entertained guests from Savanna Thomson and Chadwick for dinner honoring Mrs M F Lawler and Gary of Chicago. Weekend visitors to the Jenkins home included Mr and Mrs William Kenner of Aurora and Mrs Kenner.

Emil Hartman C. W. Fletcher William Hossack Clinton Arnold Roberts and Sons Howard Baker Dwight Wagner Cedar Rapids Frank Norman Dixon Adolph van Oosten Chas. McGinty Wayne Brown Herbert Almquist Lawrence Beck Eon Boyd George Beck Venetta Savanna South Dakota William Jenkins Charles Jenkins William Kenner Aurora Kenner Cage

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