Sunday Visitors Spread Across Town Families
Mr and Mrs Andrew Houzen za and his mother Mrs Louis Houzenga of Fulton visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Paul Smith. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pearson of Tampico were Saturday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Ned Spencer and Susan. By supper guests of Mr and Mrs Fay Ashby and family were Mr and Mrs George Kyarssgaard and sons of Clinton and Mr and Mrs Robert Williams and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Houzenza
Louis Houzenga
Fulton
Paul Smith
Kenneth Pearson
Tampico
Ned Spencer
Susan
Fay Ashby
George Kyarsgaard
Clinton
Robert Williams
Notice of Will Probate in Carroll County Illinois
In the matter of the estate of Wyatt Leslie Perry deceased the heirs devisees and legatees are notified that a document purporting to be the last will and testament has been deposited with the Carroll County Illinois Circuit Court clerk. A petition for probate was filed March 6 1964 naming Gwen Dierks Kroll as petitioner seekingLetters Testamentary and the will to be admitted to probate. The hearing to prove due execution and probate will be held April 18 1964 at 10 00 A M at the Mount Carroll courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Leslie Jay
Hazel Mitton
Veedersburg
Indiana
Oral Gaylor
Taylor Street
Attica
Gwen Dierks Kroll
Thomson
Illinois
Leo C. Perry
Wyatt Lesslie Perry
Wyatt Leslie Perry
Circuit Court
Carroll County
Leslie Perry
A. D
Mount Carroll
Ordon B. Smith
William B. Petty
N. Main & Rapp
Mt. Carroll
Local families host gatherings across Morrison Clinton Fulton
Mr and Mrs Ralph Holesing of Morrison and their son and daughter in law visited Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Asmus Stoltz and family of Clinton joined for Sunday supper with William and Anna Niewkark. Henry Haan of Fulton visited the Plumley family Sunday evening. David Geerts of Fulton dined with his brother in law and sister in law Albert Prins and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Holesinger
Morrison
Marvin Holesinger
Asmus Stoltz
Clinton
William Niewkark
Henry Haan
Fulton
Robert Plumley
David Geerts
Albert Prins
Famny
Local visitors drop by Sterling families over weekend
Mr and Mrs Lynn Babcock of Sterling visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Rupple and also called on Mr and Mrs Earl Rupple. Mr and Mrs Marvin Holesinger and ay were Sunday dinner guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Van Zuiden at Morrison. John Yeager and Mrs Ada White of Wacker were last Friday visitors of Mr and Mrs Frank Leavens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Babcock
Sterling
Ray Rupple
Earl Rupple
Marvin Holesinger
Henry van Zuiden
Morrison
John Yeager
Ada White
Wacker
Frank Leavens
Local families visit relatives over weekend
Mr and Mrs Russel Green visited with Mr and Mrs Charles Bock and family at Grandview on Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs William Mullen and boys stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Mervin Marshall last weekend. Saturday supper guests were Edna Mullen in Clinton and visitors called on Harold Wilt and family. Merle Cate and family also visited the Marshalls Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Green
Charles Bock
Grandview
William Mullen
Andrs. Mervin Marshall
Edna Mullen
Clinton
Harold Wilt
Merle Cate
Marshall
Plan Union Good Friday Service At Community Church
The three Thomson churches plan a Union Good Friday service at the Community Church on Friday March 27 at 8 p m. The Thomson Methodist Church’s Fred Wooters will deliver the sermon with assistance from Rev. Paul Walker of the Baptist Church and Rev. William Kendall of the Community Church providing part of the worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
V. Fred Wooters
Thomson Methodist Church
Paul Walker
Baptist Church
William Kendall
Community
Overviews of Family Visits and Funeral Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Francis Hook of Fulton and Mrs Grace Isenhart returned from Rochester Minnesota after the Mayo clinic visit. Roger Burkholder and Patricia Lanark were weekend visitors in Eugene Halfman. Mrs Jerry Brinkman and Danny visited Mrs Eugene Diephuis at Fulton. Harold Sorenson of Clinton joined in visits to Minnie Ashpole. Dinner guests at Creighton home included Jack Reagan and two children, Bill Sullivan of Chicago, and Wilfred Hazen of Rock Falls for the funeral of Vada Sullivan. Other guests included Salina Lehman Edith Ladewig Jennie French Harry Clarke Archie Green and Rev William Kendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hook
Fulton
Grace Isenhart
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Roger
Patricia Burkholder
Lanark
Eugene Halfman
Jerry Brinkman
Danny
Eugene Diephuis
Harold Sorenson
Clinton
Minnie Ashpole
Creighton
Mrs Jack Flickinger Surprised on 29th Birthday
Mrs. Jack Flickinger enjoyed a 29th birthday gathering at home Wednesday evening with neighbors and friends. Guests included Mrs. Ivan Hartman Mrs. Sam Crisci Mrs. Richard Falls Mrs. Carl Brock and many others. Cakes were baked by Mrs. Sippel and Mrs. Potter and money gifts were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Flickinger
Ivan Hartman
Sam Crisci
Savanna
Richard Falls
Carl Brock
S. W. McWorthy Jr
R. C., Bush
Robert Plumsley
Harry Dittmar
Frank Potter
Cynthia McNerney
Donald Poel
Myles Haas
John C. Atherton
Kyle Brown
Robert Fosdick
Robert Knuth
Gilpin Stagg
Sippel
Potter
Flickinger
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Thomson News
Clover Farm
Orthmann
Voss Brothers
J. M. Fay
Llewellyn Fay
John O. Seesser
DIAL
Ill
Jerry’s
Thomson, Illinois
Thomson State Bank
Financial Institutions
A of Illinois
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Indiviships
Oupaemes
U. S
Juals
I. B. J. Clikeman
George A. Smith
Mary B. Clikeman
State OF Illinois
County of
Carroll
B. J. Clikeman
Pres
Glendora Schade
State OF
Georgia
Melody
Main St
Lewis Motor Co
Chevrolet Sales & Service
Amman’s Dept. Store
Fulton, Illinois
Tom Sawyer E&w
Arrow
Wembley
Esquire Sox
Adam
Muffy
Lyons
Hanne At
Main Ave
Clinton, Iowa
Plan Union
Henry Shipma
Bert Meinema
James Dykema
Carol Ann McCormick
Julie Rice
Robert Ice
Paul Petersen
Lola
Caroline
Frank Rogers
Morris
Victoria Petersen
Keal Cleaver
Frank Pehlke
Joliet
Charles Faur
Camanche
William Ienkark
Ben Dykstra
Ibert Prins
Dearborn Club
Carnation
Picnic
Swift’s
Parklane
Hank’s Fish Market
Dee Conoco
Conoco
Diehl Oil Co
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