Ida Mae Boelkens Weds James Stuart In Morrison Area
Miss Ida Mae Boelkens married James Stuart Saturday evening at her parents home in Morrison area. Rev Everett Van Engelenhoven officiated. Attendants were Florence Boelken and Clarence Boelkens. The couple will reside on the Morrison area farm previously occupied by Raymond Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Boelkens
James Stuart
Near Jo Rison
Free Boelkens
Everett van Engelenhoven
Second Reformed Church of
Fulton
Florence Boelken
Clarence Boelkens
Miss Boelkens
Bernita Boelkens
Stua
Mr. Stuart
Fred Stuart
Morrison
Nellr Morison
Raymond Humphrey
Chadwick Briefs Show Weekend Visits Across Area
Chadwick notes list weekend visits and social calls among residents. Lyle Carbaugh of Chicago spent time with parents Mr and Mrs. Harry Carbaugh. Howard Workman family called on Ed Geertz. Harve Schreiner hosted Sunday supper for Frank Hawkins of Rock Falls. Various locals hosted or visited relatives in Milledgeville Coleta Morrison Sterling and Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Carbaugh
Chicago
Spen
Harry Carbaugh
Howard Workman
Ed Geertz
Harve Schreiner
Frank Hawkins
Rock Falls
Bert Schreiner
Edward Anderson
Chica
Lester Morisse
John Smit
Thomson Spen
M. F. van Buer
Alvin Reiff
A. J. Miller
Elwin Allison
Coleta
George Yingling
A. G. Goldthorpe
Milledgeville
Herbert Spearman
Martin Sturmer
Morrison
Sherm Oakley
Glen Bower
Anna Weber
John Smith
Hiey Grove
Harry Rick
Sterling
Guy Hewitt
Orville Shuman
Ray Isenhart
William Shuman
Last Rites For Walter Anderson Held Saturday
Funeral services for Walter F. Anderson, father of Donald Anderson of Chadwick, were held Saturday afternoon at the First Brethren church in Lanark with Rev. Chester Zimmerman officiating. Burial followed in Lanark cemetery. He died February 26 at Deaconess hospital in Freeport after a week’s illness. Born in Whitehall Maryland, he moved west in 1907 with John Turver of Lanark. He married Bertha Cambman and they lived near Lanark. Surviving are his widow, a son Donald, a daughter Mrs Alvin Bartholomew of Sterlings, four sisters all of Whitehall, and a sister Mrs Lou Kirkwood of Baltimore. He had no brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Anderson
Donald Anderon
Chadwick
First Brethren Church
Lanark
Chester Zimmerman
Mr. Anderson
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
Whitehall
John Turver
Bertha Cambman
Donald
Alvin Bartholomew
Sterlings
Mattie Bay
Stewart Kirkwood
Besvie Bevard
Lou Kirkwood
Baltimore
Thomas and
Robert Anderson
Miss Boelkens Honored At Bride's Shower
Miss Ida Mae Boekens was the guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Misses Edith Broberg Berdetta Boelkens and Marie Buikema at Miss Broberg's Fulton home. Decorations in blue and pink. Guests enjoyed games and were given many gifts. Lunch was served. Twenty four guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Boelkeng
Edith Broberg
Berdetta Boelkens
Marie Buikema
Miss Broberg
Fulton
Miss Boekens
Social visits and family gatherings span Midwest towns
Chadwick Bric and Mrs May Granger of South Dakota spent several days visiting relatives after a southern trip. Numerous local residents hosted or visited friends in Clinton Iowa Morrison and Aberdeen. Highlights include Henry Weber's 18th birthday and the ill but improving Mrs Holm. Mrs Manning died Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Geldmacher
Garden City
South Dakota
Daarher
May Granger
Aberdeen
Geldmacher
Margaret Zugschwerdt
Granger
South
Fred Olson
Joe Weber
Henry Weber
T. C. Beckmire
California
Arizona
Marvin Mest
Dubuque
Iowa
E. R. Mest
Lloyd Shilling
Milledgeville
Ed Engelkins
Morrison
Jacob Prins
Glen Bowers
Sherm Oakley
Dale Mayden
Clinton
James Morgan
George Morgan
Ida McCullough
Argo
Archie McCullough
Gus George
Vanetta
Fred Peters
Rudolph Holm
Holm
Peters
Clem Manning
Manning
Danny Emnyre
Wacker
William Holm
Rites Held For D L Smith In Lanark Funeral Home
Funeral rites for Daniel Luther Smith 86 longtime Lanark area resident were held Friday in the Frank funeral home Chadwick with Rev E J Knapp of Lanark officiating. Burial followed in Lanark cemetery. Smith died Wednesday night Feb 26 in East Moline hospital after years as a patient. He never married and was born Sept 9 1854 in Cave Town Md. He worked as a blacksmith in Lanark and on east Chelwick farm sites and helped build the railroad. He spent summers on farms in South Dakota. He is survived by a brother Harvey Millbank S Dak and several nieces and nephews in Rockford and Elgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Luther Smith
Frank
Chadwick
E. ¥. Knapp
Lanark
Mr. Smith
East Moline
Charles Hoberger
Mildred Stadel
Big Stone
Millbank
Dak
East Moline Hospital
Cu Viyirg
Harvey
S. Dak
Rockford
Elgin
Community Briefs Highlight Local Social Visits and Family Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Adam Heinze Jr and Arthur of Rock Falls are noted among visiting relatives. Numerous local families attend gatherings in Milledgeville and Sterling with weekend trips to Downers Grove and Chicago. The seventh birthday of Richard Isenberger prompts Sunday dinner guests from Polo Lanark and Clinton Iowa connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Heinze, Jr
Arthur
Rock Falls
Smith
Adam Heinze
Glen Bowers
Pion- Seed Corn Co
Ord
Fred Hartman
Harold B. Hartman
Carroll
Charles W. Hartman
Fred Miller
Howard Hollewell
Milledgeville
Hollewell
Leo Provant
Sycamore
Alvin Provant
Fred Barnhart
Herbert Crane
Sterling
Phillip Berkenstock
Downers Grove
Gail Hoak
Ralph Picking
Dolores
Franklin
Chicago
Robert Isenberger
Harry Folk
Betty Jean
Milton Beck
George Beck
Polo
Mildred Livengood
Freeport
Robert Boyer
Benne
Shannon
Robert Livengood
Lanark
Isenberger
Richard
Ernest Miller
J. D. Bray
Virginia
Clinton
Iowa
Sepha Stein
Mt. Carroll
Village Trustees OK Four Per Cent Bond Interest Plan
At Monday night’s regular meeting the village board approved an ordinance to pay four percent interest on bonds issued to cover main street paving costs. Interest and bonds will be paid from motor fuel tax funds over the next decade. The only other business was approving and paying routine village expenses for the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Board of Trustees
Main Street
Infant Stanley Harry Carbaugh Named
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carbaugh has been named Stanley Harry, adding a new member to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carbaugh
Stanley Harry
Mrs George Haag Marking 81st Birthday Sunday
Mrs George Haag quietly observed her 81st birthday Sunday at home. Born March 2, 1860, in a Weitzel log cabin in Salem township, she is the daughter of Henry and Mary Weitzel. The Haag couple married December 23, 1884, and raised a family of 14 with children Lydia, John, Carl, and Robert in Salem Lutheran circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haag
Weitzel
Salem Township
Henry
Mary Weitzel
Salem
Oakville
Swart
Salem Lutheran Church
Carl
Lydia
John
Chadwick
Robert
Sterling
Golden Rule Class Meeting Next Week
Mrs Ralph Ferris and Mrs Lloyd Handel host the Golden Rule class for the March meeting on Tuesday evening the 10th. Mrs Elmer Fink leads devotionals and Mrs Melvin Straub presents a special number. Miss Margrete Doden leads Tyre and Sidon lesson study and Mrs George Doden the Babylon lesson. Roll call keyword is faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ferris
Lloyd Handel
Elmer Fink
Melvin Straub
Tyre
Sidon
Margrete Doden
Babylon
George Doden
Residence Changes Sweep Area Involving Several Families
Mr and Mrs Frank J Emnyre moved Saturday from the apartment above the telephone office to the Johanna Volz house vacated by Mr and Mrs Robert Carbaugh. Mr and Mrs Carbaugh moved to one of the Campbell farms near Mt Carroll. Mr and Mrs Herbert Queckboerner have moved to the apartment above the telephone office. Mr and Mrs Joe Kuhse moved to the apartment over Kuhses restaurant vacated by Mr and Mrs Queckboerner. Mr and Mrs Russell Derrer and family moved from near Lanark to the Roy Hinebaugh farm tenanted by Mr and Mrs Floyd Slick. Mr and Mrs Slick moved to a farm near Mt Carroll. Mr and Mrs Earl Neis moved from near Mt Carroll to the farm vacated by Mr and Mrs Mason Spaulding, who moved to Milledge. Mr and Mrs Ted Turney moved to rooms over Maher tavern vacated by Mr and Mrs George Spinka. Mr and Mrs Turney had been living with her parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Tripp. Charles Adolph moved Friday to the William Bast farm purchased by Henry Fink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Emnyre
Johanna Volz House
Robert Carbaugh
Carbaugh
Campbell Farms
Mt. Carroll
Herbert Queckboerner
Joe Kuhse
Kuhse
Queckboerner
Russell Derrer
Lanark
Roy Hinebaugh
Floyd Slick
Slick
Earl Neis
Mason Spaulding
Milledgeville
Ted Turney
Maher Tavern
George Spinka
Turney
Floyd Tripp
Charles Adolph
William Bast
Henry Fink
Queen Esthers Class Hosts Peace Themed Meeting
Queen Esthers meet at the home of Mrs. J Sollenberger with hostesses Mrs John Sollenberger Mrs W E Bailey and Mrs Earl Weber Tuesday evening. The program, arranged by Mrs Clifton Spencer, included two songs scripture on Peace prayer poems a sol o and talks on peace and technology including Unto Peace and Do We Mean It with musical readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sollenberger
W. E. Bailey
Earl Weber
Hope Evangelical Church
Sollenberger
Clifton Spencer
Don Harris
Roy Hinebaugh
Concert at Wesleyan University in Bloomington
Mr and Mrs O H Rahn and accompanying ladies traveled to Bloomington for the Illinois Wesleyan University annual concert band and vesper musical. Directed by Robert W Ross the event began at 3 00 pm in Presser Hall with Anita Rahn a chorus member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Rahn
Elizabeth Senneff
Guy Mackey
Beth
Robert Thorngren
Milledgeville
Bloomington
Ilinois Wesleyan University
Robert W. Ross
Presser Hall
Rahn
Anita
Sta district March meeting and community notices
The Sta district will hold its March meeting on March 14 at 7 45 PM with attendees asked to wear green and share a joke story. Multiple family visits and illnesses are reported including mumps cases and hospital stays at St Francis in Freeport.
Local Sunday Visits Across Lanark Mt Carroll Clinton and Savanna
Mr and Mrs Carl Duelner and Harold visited Lanark with Mr and Mrs Lewis Dach ler. Mr and Mrs William Toim dined with Harold Holm. Roy Kioepping stayed all day at Peter Blom home Mt Carroll. Ada Wolfe returned to Milledgeville after a week with sister Mrs Arthur Deets and others celebrated Mesa Reeder's birthday at Clinton. Savanna residents Kenneth new and spouse visited Elwood Williams. Warren and Lavina Gointher returned from Rockford Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Duelner
Harold
Lewis Dachler
Lanark
William Toim
Harold Holm
Roy Kioepping
Peter Blom
Mt. Carroll
Ada Wolfe
Milledgeville
Arthur Deets
Edgar Imel
Donald Tier
J. ©. Reeder
Clinton
Mesa
Reeder
Myre
Kenneth New
Savanna
Mev
Elwood Williams
Warren
Lavina Gointher
Rockford, In
Radwch Briefs Weekend Guests Visiting Local Homes
Sunday visitors at Radwch included Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Thompson and Mrs. Carol Melani Noel of Mt. Morris. Also present were Mrs. C. J. Mackey and Mr. Alvin Schreiner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Behrens of Milledgeville, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schreiner Sr. Visiting Mrs. Mac Peterson at Tampico were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peterson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Buckner of Lyndon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Asay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Googey
D. F. Thompson
Carol Melani
Mt. Morria
C. J. Mackey
Mee
Alvin Sehreiner
Arthur Behrens
Milledgeville
Frank H. Schreiner
Harry Peterson
Mac Peterson
Tampico
Leroy Buckner
Lyndon
Don Asay
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Chadwick News
Ome
Fulton Church
Chadwick Briefs
Walter Anderson
Chadwick Bric
D. L. Smith
Champ
Alfred Orlin
Great Winter Sports State Park
Grayling
Michigan
Yvonne Bradley
National Park Service
Michigan State Park Department
Queen Esthers
J. Sollenberger
Wesleyan U
Sta
Helen H. Mackay
Robert Engel
Evelyn
Ernest Kloepping
Ed Kloepping
William Janasen
Robert Geison
Ronald
Christs Geison
Carrie Hinebaugh
Lee Schreiner
Charles Freeman
Mr. Carroll
Vernon Warfield
Spurgeon Harter
Henry Hinkel
George Imel
Joseph Olson
Lois Queckboerner
Dean Remmer
Ruth Shirley
Rhea Jean Schreiner
Han
Alice Queckboerner
Shirley
Doris
Marjorie Rabe
Joe Grim
St Francis Hospital
Donald Queckboerner
Kenneth
Charles Queckboerner
St. Francis Hospital
Thomson
Thomson, Illinois
of Radwch Briefs
Moanifon
Illinony
U. S
Jamesway Brooders
Kozy
Milledgeville Hatchery
oflGe
Sree Ko
M.C. Crouse
Purina
Yvalve-In
Lewis Motor Company
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