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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1941
Page
5
Sunday sermon notes reference the Lease Sermon to all Cherie churches on March 16 with the Golden Text from Psalms and Chronicles cited. Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health asserts Spirit as the only substance, denying matter as real, and emphasizes God as infinite and united with creation.
Friday evening supper guests at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prowant included Mrs. Paul Cormany of Hynes California, Mrs. Merlyn Miller of Kansas City Kansas, and J. J. Prowant. Ray Moyer and companions attended the AAA convention in Decatur. Glen Bower and Sherm Oakley visited the Maydens in Clinton Iowa. Spearman dined with Sturmer in Morrison. Bast families shared dinner with the George Bast household.
Mrs. Charles Schultz of Chadwick died March 12 at a Moline hospital after an illness of more than a year. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Brethren church at Christchurch Franklin Corners with Rev. LeRoy Walters officiating. Burial was in Fair Haven Cemetery. She was born August 4, 1878 in Upton Franklin County Pennsylvania. Survived by her husband Charles Schultz of Chadwick a son Ronald two sisters Mrs. Roy Bloyer and Mrs. John Reeder four brothers Harry Elmer David and Howard. She was preceded in death by a son Cecil and two siblings.
Sunday visits mark a string of family and friend gatherings in Galesburg and nearby towns. Attendees include Chadwick Briers Dora Shibley and Margaret. Violet Holquist from Freeport. Maude Alexander and Sepha Stein. Asay and Hartman families. plus funeral attendance for Mrs. Mary Zinnel and dinners with Willi ams and Schreiner households.
Frank Frederick 71 lifelong Fair Haven resident was found dead Friday morning in Dr. Calkins office waiting room. Coroner ruled likely heart attack after 15 minutes. Funeral services held Sunday. burial at Chadwick cemetery. Surviving: brother Henry and sisters Mrs. John McCray and Mrs. John Kahler.
The Truth Seekers and Berean classes of First Lutheran church will hold March meetings Wednesday afternoon March 26. Truth Seekers host Miss Katie Dambman, with devotions by Miss Alice Swartz and a lesson by Miss Schwartz on Christian View of Joyfulness. Berean members meet with Mrs Harve Queckboerner if roads permit. program includes devotions by Mrs L A Frank and studies on Christ's Disciples and God's Final Appeal. Mr and Mrs Vernon Adolph hosted Mr and Mrs William Janssen and children at Monday supper.
Miss Helen Montague a blind student at Frances Shimer junior college spoke at the Chadwick PTA Health meeting last Thursday. She described the guide dog training and demonstrated Braille reading and writing, with Dr. Harold Holmes discussing child dental care. Anton Wold led singing, Mildred Stadel played piano, and a vocal duet by Mr. and Mrs. Rahn followed. A nominating committee for next year was named, to report in April, and a banquet for high school athletic association members was planned for May.
Members of the Daughters of the King class and Rev Ellis of the Baptist church in Erie enjoyed a Wednesday potluck dinner and all day meeting. Mrs Frank Meyer and Mr and Mrs O H Rahn with Miss Kathryn Rahn of Mt Carroll attended their daughter Anita Rahn's junior recital at Illinois Wesleyan University Thursday afternoon.
Director Anton Vold leads Chadwick high school band chorus and girls quartet in a Sunday vesper at 3:00 pm in the school gym under Vold with Miss Bernice Honberger soloing. The program includes Eyes Front Ciribiribimi In Italy Angels Ever Bright and Fair Now Thank We All Our God Steal Away So Closes My Heart Delmar If Thou Be Near Metropolis National Anthem and a girls quartet of Honberger Har ter Phillips Harris. Admission is free.
Mrs Alfred Goetz of Savanna was guest of honor at a post honeymoon shower Friday night hosted by Mrs Neal Ford in Sterling. Mrs Marvin Hartman assisted as hostess and guests included Ms Marjorie Deem and others, who brought gifts for the couple's new home.
The notice lists services for Mrs Mary Zinnel held Saturday afternoon and notes the engagement of Pearl Deutsche to Harold G Stevens Jr The ceremony is planned for Sunday March 23 at Lane Park Evangelical Church in Chicago with the Rev and Mrs F W Deutsche of Chicago formerly Chadwick residents.
Funeral services for Mary Zinnel 87 were held at the Fink home and Hope Evangelical church with Rev. L. M. Phillips officiating. She was born Sept 8 1853 in Elkhorn Grove township and married John Zinnel in 1868, later moving to Chadwick where she lived with her daughter Amelia and son-in-law Leon ard Fink until her death March 13 1941.
Committees for the alumni banquet and dance on Friday evening June 6 were appointed by association president Delmar Lang. Roles include program Duan Linker Margrete Doden Louella Naniga table Don Harris Elmer Weber Bob Lego dinner Mary Taylor Mrs Roy Queckboer ner Carl Zugschwerdt nominating Oscar Daehler Mrs Elmer Zugsch werdt Esther Handel dance Harold Holmes Orval Schreiner Merlyn Schreiner decorating Margaret Shibley Alice Adolph Maida Spencer Mildred Geison Lavonne Clevidence Harold Etnyre Russell Provant Glen Strauch Wayne Martin Bill Schlaugenhauer Vernon Isenhart reception Mr and Mrs O H Etnyre Mr and Mrs Henry Livengood and Mr and Mrs Charles Way. Other officers: Esther Stein vice-president Pete Anderson secretary Frank Mest treasurer.
The Mission Ridge PTA will hold its March meeting on Friday night March 21 at the school house. The program opens with group singing, includes the president's message by Mrs. Vernon Daehler, roll call with a Favorite Irish song or joke, pupil demonstrations, solos by Mrs. Roy Hinebaugh, a paper on social relationship today and yesterday, a musical quiz, and a social hour. Attendees are asked to wear something green.
Adam Heinze Jr of Rock Falls left yesterday for Tellahoma Tennessee to begin a year of army military training with the Sterling National Guard. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Adam Heinze Sr.
Hollywood style note describes a shirtfrock worn by June Lang featuring white edged collar and cuffs shoulder tucks a knife pleat skirt hip belt and waist detailing. Pattern shows tiny white figure on deep tan with liberty blue shade. Dress aims to appear youthful and thrilling to wear.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Ferris hosted a Sunday dinner for Mrs Ferris brothers Robert and Bud Davidson of Rock Falls and their fianc es Miss Eleanor Skey of Sterling and Miss Mildred Malarkey of Dixon. Robert departed yesterday with the 129th infantry Company M for Camp Forrest Tellahoma Tenn
Mrs O H Rahn spoke on club institute while Mrs Honberger and Mrs Rahn sang two numbers. Attendees included Mrs Harry ar baugh Mrs Charles Honberger and Mrs Lottie Rahn from Lanark Club on Monday evening.
Chadwick Bries Miss Jennie Walk visits sister in Fenton. Ramona and Annette Hinebaugh stay with grandmother in Mt. Carroll. Harry Stoner calls on Dial home. Geison and Ronald join Christy Geison waffle supper guests. Ivan Carroll moves to George farm. new tenants Tenanted by George Mohrmann. Kent Olson and Teel Olson visit from Rockford and Clinton. Linskill and Rowa nt homes host guests from Hynes and Kansas City. Provant and Provant families visit. Hawkins family from Rock Falls visit. Ralph Sleger surgery patient at Clinton Jane Lamb hospital dismissed in recovery.
Mary Janssen stayed overnight Saturday with Betty Lou Rick. Mr and Mrs W E Cardiff and their sons of Galva visited Mr and Mrs F W Zugneowerdt. Mrs Emma Howe of Morrigan spent Thursday to Sunday at Ray Moyer’s. Leo Provant of Sycamore to visit with parents A W and Mrs Provant. Mrs J T Martin returned from Burlington where she visited her mother Mrs Ira Nicholas. Mrs Nicholas is seriously in the hospital.
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