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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1934

Page

5

Literary and Music Events on Tuesday

Literary and music events on Tuesday present a program of songs solos and instrumental pieces. Performers include William Traum Laura Bink Jack Gelex and Lucille Hartman with selections such as The Second Century at Progress Song of the Lass Little Pink Rose and Chopin Waltz Opus 49 AB Major plus various declamations and dramatic pieces.

Chadwick Carroll Humber Anton Progress William Traum Yaprano Sore Laura Bink Esay Pame Isabelle Miller Jack Gelex Tujted Tumber Dartorsy Sambor Naonv Esfeler Punesolo Mildred Stadel

Grade News Report Highlights Classroom Activities

First and second graders hosted visitors and showcased work from The Child Library Readers, including a handmade song illustration. Students earned numerous arithmetic and spelling honors, while third and fourth grades presented art and geography maps. The newspaper notes parent volunteers, a fluency of tardiness absence absence free, and a 20th welding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Jobs Freeman amid community guests.

Teii Mataias Mra Deron Nanige Charles Honber iLidls Peter Marbeng Lios Kuess Leo Kness Kenneth Kradie Beth Lang Jacqueline Loechel Howard Sehdemme Eugene Weber Billy Gnngey Evan Harris Reben Hartman Delbert Kahler Warner Martens Roland Matthias Ag Adlen Naniga Ue Elizaveth Shibley Betty St. Clair Kenneth Webmeyer Spelling Kenneth Kradle Tacqueline Loechel Howard Kitig Billy Gr

Mt Carroll Eliminates Local Five From District Tournament

Mt Carroll defeated Chadwick 10 to 1 in the Savanna district tournament, ending Chadwick’s run and sending Mt Carroll to the semi finals on Saturday. Chadwick battled but failed to sustain offense after the third period as Mt Carroll pulled away with a 17 point third quarter surge. Former Chadwick boys George Turner and James Turntaugh sold their Morrison cafe to Neva Baker, ending their ownership after about three years.

Mit Garrel Syid Sketlal Whedwek Savanna Chadwick Afal Mr. Carroll Mikonts Chadwick Boys Chadkyick Morrison Geel George James Turn Biugh Majeric Cale Neva Baker George Turntaugh Monrigan Lplans

Chadwick and church notices share town events

The Chadwick area reports church schedules with Rev Eberly and Rev Eller conducting services, Sunday school, prayers, and a weekly entreaty. A basketball game shows Chadwick defeating Elizabeth 27 to 21, plus band moms planning a fundraiser dinner ahead of a Republican meeting.

Hope Evangelical Church S. G. Eberly Elmer Weber J. Eller Christian Endeavor Jesus Womans Missionary Society Katie Rahn Lola Taylor League Lutherman Linark Gherry Grove Broshten Lanark Brehren

No Contest For Village Officials In April Election

Village voters will choose officials in the April election. Filing closed Tuesday with L. A. Frank seeking re election as village clerk. Trustees Willam Fink RC Dial and John Tripp run. Tripp and Fink both seek continued service while Zuitwerdt resigned in February and does not seek reelection.

L. A. Frank Frank Willam Fink RC. Dial John Tripp Tripp Henry Fink Carol Zogebwerd Zuitwerdt Aeek Fink Suich

Local Gym Hosts Two Ex Players In Prep Night Match

A pre game event in the local gym pits two former Chadwick players against Ging in a charity style contest. A small admission fee funds a local uniform fund for Titermis coaches, with proceeds split between the persona listed. Event date set for March middle, advance tickets available at the community center.

Chadwick Linderrelans Igh Mars

Honor Roll Honors Five Boys and Six Pins on Fifth Six Weeks

The office of Superintendent L J Gunngey lists the fifth six weeks honor roll. Traum boosted junior class on the honor roll after receiving honorable mention. Four of the ten boys are freshmen or sophomores, while three of the girls are seniors. First group includes Donald Ensfedter Veda Farier Wade Geisz Spurgeon Harier Hikia Knes Texbelle Miller Mite Stadel. Honorable mention includes Lyte Carbaugh Roza Traum William Traum and Laura Fink with two A grades and five B grades.

Supt L. J. Gnngey Spurgeon Harier Hikia Knes Texbelle Miller Mite Stadel Wo A's Sve Lyte Carbaugh Roza Wiliam Traum Laura Fink

Miss Clara Geisz Birthday Honored With Surprise Party

Miss Clara Geisz celebrated her birthday with a surprise gathering at her parents home. about 32 friends attended as she and family enjoyed music games and refreshments. Guests included Mrs Fried Hartman Mrs Haro Hariman Mr Paul Dager Mr Hubert Hoffman Mrs Walter Segel and Rev LC Horp among others.

Chara Geist Gary Charles Geist Geist Guett Fried Hartman Haro Hariman Paui Dageeri Hubert Hoffman Walter Segel Geisz Miswx Beth Nesvomer Ruth Nestromer Anna Heings Plorence Steger Viola Frey Mildred Ger Dorothy Volts Esther Schmaling Clam Dachler Rev Horp“prer Charles Geir Sr Fad Harlan Harold Hariman Rainh Sterer Gleam Daggert Huvert Hoffman Howard Bingre Sherman Dageer Kenneth Newcomer Lawrence Newcomer William, Reuben and Chatee Jr Everett Schrener

Mildred Geison Hosts Campfire Birthday Party

Mildred Geison hosted a campfire birthday party at her home on Saturday evening marking her tenth anniversary. Attendees included Lois Hartman, Margaret Shibley, Anita Rahn, Jean Schreiner, Maida Spencer, and several Hartman family members. Prizes were won in games. a later note mentions plans for future projects and campfire activities led by Mildred and Jean Schreiner with sewing and craft demonstrations.

Mildaid Geison Pames Bud Hartman Spurgeon Hayter Mavia Spenser Wer Mildred Geison Lois Hartman Margaret Shibley Anita Rahn Jean Schreiner Maida Spencer Kyl Carbaugh Howard Stoner Laurgeon Harter Kenneth Hartman Don Hoak Clyde Lang Mildred Geison Déan Schreiner Pat Oon Dein Sainted Mildred Canurfire

Oscar Weber Sells 2700 Nickel Pies in Town

Oscar Weber built a steady local business by delivering nickel pies. In under a year he sold 2,700 pies, becoming one of the county’s leading pie merchants as demand rose and he expanded from his initial stock.

Osc Weber i Fas

Mrs Mary Diehl Recovering From Recent Sickness

Friends of Mrs Mary Diehl will be glad to hear she is showing a satisfactory recovery from illness that kept her in bed for the past two weeks. Mrs Diehl is a friend of young and old in Chadwick, and it is hoped she will soon be around as usual.

Mary Diehl

P T A to Sponsor Community Supper for Band Benefit

The Chadwick Parent Teachers Association voted to sponsor a community supper on Thursday March 22 to raise funds for the school band uniform fund. A team of volunteers led by Elizabeth Senne and John Hummbert will handle the event in the Chadwick school gym with proceeds benefiting the band.

Chadwick Associaton T He Marsh Moss W. H. Taylor Elizabeth Senne John Hummbert Mesdames Ben Stader Katie Rahn Rey Queckboerner William Linker Ehner Zugschwerdt John Mathais Charles Honberger Alvin Provant Lloyd Schreiner Emil Hareman Spurgeon Harter Oliver Emnyre Edward Mest Ursa Harriman James Waters Willbe Hand Uniform Fund

Legion Auxiliary Officers Installed During Ceremonies

Chadwick American Legion Auxiliary members held installation ceremonies at the Woodman hall on Thursday night. Officers installed included president Mrs. Ben Rosenberry and secretary Mrs. Helen Schreiner, with a long list of officers and guests from Savanna and Sterling in attendance and refreshments served afterward.

Chadwick Americain Legionary Woodman Hazel E. Blanichard Stadretter Savana Ben Rosenberry Lee Ernyre Hilda Haroon Helen Schreiner Irene Walters Bertha Cacbaugh Elsie Queckboerner Bestah Hart Julius ‘Matin Wm.Fosberg Chadwick Organization Atss Bertha Hartman Jennue G. Graham Godster Ho P. Hammsg Ermn Barehart Dorothy Baker Teat Sa- Fern Engelking Science Marr Schwartz Theresa Ssie Nan Coll- Tzraracarms Ma Stark Helen Franzen Beatrice Winker Walter Greeves Grace Razed Blanche Schunders Hanna Kedd Hanna Kedd=ail Savanna Jazel Blanchard Sterding

Emerson School February Perfect Attendance Noted

Viela Knew Water Geison and Hiden Rueess achieved perfect attendance for February at Emerson School. Vina Kress Walter Jens son and Helen Rares were among those with perfect monthly grades. Dorothy Kahier Mildred Geisz appear among those praised for the period. Esher J. Schmajing and teachers Mr and Mrs Werner Smith hosted visitors from Bexing Wisconsin at the Bowe residence on Sunday afternoon.

Viela Water Geison Hiden Rueess Bres Por Ls Agra Mont Vina Kress Walter (Eison Helen Rares Dorothy Kahier Mildred Geisz Holland Esher J. Schmajing Teache Rs Werner Smith Lowry Bexing Wis Bowe

Modern Woodmen Pay Heirs of Charles Bender

Humbert, clerk of the Kentucky sal chapter of the Modern Woodmen of Amelia, sent checks of 1.900 dollars each to Mrs. Charles Bender and Mrs. Sigvild Bike, heirs of the late Charles Bender. Charles Bender was insured for 2,096 dollars and died at 72 years 3 months. He had been a Woodmen member for 44 years and 3 months. Schreiner shows steady improvement after care at home.

Humbert Kysal Amelia Charles Bender Bender Ami Woodmen Pad Rlaav Pweinithrma

Rockford Doctor Outlines Six Roads To Perfect Health

Dr Grewford spoke at a Rockford Parent Teachers meeting outlining six avenues to health. He emphasized discovery of physical defects, proper food, adequate exercise, a healthy environment, mental hygiene, and proper habits. He urged early vaccination and moderation in activity to avoid harming children’s well being.

Grewfard Syidh Che Shedker Che Chiki Chiki Eenh Uravel Craxford Br.Craseford Rockford Craafard

Life-Savers Names and Addresses in Carroll Area

A compiled list recalls individuals and addresses including Earl Rahn, Ernest DeVinger, Ray Moyer, Oscar Weber, Kenneth Sehnetier, and Jens Anderson among Mt. Carroll residents. Also listed are Ernest Miller, Charles Knower, Hereld Imel, Albert Adolph, and Ivey & Sons with routes or towns noted. Additional names include Chester Alexander, Harold Turnbaugh, Wm. Traum, Mrs. E. Hobnaidle, and central clipping service in Indianapolis.

Earl Rahn Milledpevisie Ernest DeVinger Ray Moyer Mt. Carroll Oscar Weber Kenneth Sehnetier Fhilin Queachboerner Tndianapolis Ind Win

Senior Play Cast Chosen On Friday

The senior class announced Friday the cast for the 1934 three act mystery comedy The Ophid Limousine. Led by Dora Lute, the production features Mrs Felicis Fisher and Cuthbert Fisher with ward Faith Loyd and a lineup of characters portrayed by Mildred Stadel, Isebelle Miller, Lucille Mest, Laura Fink, Jume Queckboerner, Helen Mohrman, Pav Aitensar, Warner Haronen, Jack Geez and others including John Doe and Brian Walton.

Dora Lute Felicis Fisher Naomi Bisseller Cuthbert Fisher Francis Nekon Faith Loyd Mildred Stadel Mabinza Meacham Isebelle Miller Kitty Buron Dilipper Lucille Mest Gaby DeFleur Laura Fink Grace Graves Jume Queckboerner Plora Slater Helen Mohrman Petty ‘Ames Pav Aitensar Titus Teirs Warner Haronen John Doe Howard Voeckel Brian Walton Jack Geez

Miss Lillian Daggert Honored at Battle Creek College

Miss Lillian Daggert daughter of Charles Daggert was admitted into the Campus Flare dramatic group at Battle Creek College. The Players, a major campus group, presents three act plays and other performances this year. Deggert is a junior in the home economics program.

Lilian Daggert Charles Daggert Battle Creek, Mich Battle Creek College Mie Deggerm School of ‘Home Economics

Enthusiastic Meeting of Democrats Held at Thom Son

An energetic gathering of county committeemen and primary candidates occurred on Saturday evening. A 6:30 supper was served at Wilt Hore before the group moved to the grade school. YW Coleman of Freeport spoke for congress, delivering a well received address amid lively discussion.

Democrat Ani Wilt Coleman Fretport Congress

Free Ticket Notice At Majestt Theatre Event

A fragmented OCR item invites readers to visit the ticket window for a free ticket at the Majestt theatre in Mi Carmi. It mentions Mr George Traum and Mr Glenn Traum hosting and refers to perennal schedules for a parent presentation.

Mm Bern Sconeger E Gems Majestt Mi Carmi Setardsy Nelson A George Traum Carroll Mireff Harman Ated Glenn Traum

Quilting Party Held at the Xeracle Home

A local quilting gathering at the Xeracle residence drew residents including Miss Helen Parks and Rose G. Fen. Attendees, listed among neighbors, chatted over fabric and tea as social community activity.

Xeracle

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