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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1961
Page
8
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Lois Schryver and Gene Alber renewed their marriage vows at Milledgeville Methodist Church in a ceremony led by Rev. Clare B. Hewitt. The couple, longtime residents, plan to reside above the Steve Adee residence after a Florida honeymoon.
Mrs Maud Sager of Moline visits sister Mrs Helen O Neal. Vernon Young and Mrs Clyde George host last Sunday in Clinton. Henry Kersehner family from Clinton at their cottage Sunday. Flossie Adolph Chadwick and Bud King Darlington Wis visit O Neal and Sager. Card Club hosted by Mary Rogers Savanna. prizes to Amelia Sack Irene St Ores Rose Rogers. Melvin Schweitzer returns from Savanna hospital after a fracture from a fall ice. Their daughter Kenneth Barniski and son Cedar Rapids assist at home during recovery.
Mrs Hazel Stagg and Miss Pearl Gilpin visiting Bradenton Florida were luncheon guests of several Hillsdale residents including Mrs Raul Heusinkveld Mrs Adeline Groharing and Mrs Clara Hanson at their homes and Mrs Will Rogers formerly of Palmyra also attended. Sunday dinner guests with Eldon Hickey and family included Darrell Tousley Bob Tousley and Bill Spener. Elizabeth Carroll and Terry Morrison joined Robert and Carroll Carroll at supper. Thomson women took Home Bureau bus trip to Chicago visiting multiple sites with Mervin Marshall Harold Witt Raymond McFadden Joe Still Harvey Marshall and Wayne Ashby.
Mrs. Glenn Wise announces a Hospitality Center modeled on an 1861 living room will open in the Masonic temple to reunite Lanark area former residents. The center, run by the Hospitality Committee, seeks Civil War era furnishings and mementos from volunteers including Future Homemakers staff and local leaders. Contacts are listed through committee members for donations and involvement.
Lanark Lions club sponsors the Lanark high school athletic banquet on March 22 at 6 30 p m in the high school cafeteria. Main speaker Pete Elliott head football coach at the University of Illinois. He completed his first year as coach at Illinois after previous tenures at California and Nebraska with Rose Bowl participation. Tickets via Lions club members.
A public kick off meeting for the Centennial Belles is set for Tuesday at 8 p m in the high school community room. The event features an Old Time fashion show entertainment and refreshments with all ladies invited to attend led by Erna Garner chairman.
Melvin Folk, chairman of the parade committee, announced the centennial parade will start Saturday at 2 p.m. A list of parade divisions will be released later.
Dick Attig and Supt. E K Graham with his son Don attended the Engineering Open House at the University of Illinois in Champaign. They watched Ohio State defeat Illinois in the basketball game. Mr. Graham is an alumnus of the university. Mrs. June Knorr and Robert visited for Sunday dinner with Mrs. Knorr’s daughter, the Chriss family in Forreston.
Social notes from Rock Falls record Mr. and Mrs. George Jones attending the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hanson with an open house. Nancy Schriner celebrates her fifth birthday with family and friends as guests include the Craig and Schriner families. Several visitors attend shows in Chicago, plus birthday and dinner gatherings among local residents.
The Wednesday Night League standings remain unchanged from last week due to last weeks weather related cancellations. Readout lists 500 series and 200 games by bowlers including B Provant 204 551 B Dyson 531 C Miller 201 211 580 D Gifford 643 L Tripp 211 531 R Folk 244 563 D Hartman 556 Rahn 213 565.
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