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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1939

Page

5

Family and friends gather for birthdays and visits in Savanna area

Thomson and families share Wednesday evening with Mrs. John Diehl for her 80th birthday in Savanna. A 36-person reunion occurred at Clifford Durwood’s home last Sunday. Sunday visitors included Aloys Hoover and family, Florence Frank, Albert Badtke and son, and others from Daggetts, Moline, Princeton, and Mt. Vernon. Numerous dinner guests and hospital visits mark a weekend of social close in Clinton and surrounding towns.

Harry Diehl Diana John Diehl Savanna Clifford Durwood Ed Drake Aloys Hoover Garrell Florence Frank Daggetts Albert Badtke Moline Henry Housenga Dake Bissens Ray Erling Erling Princeton Lake Eisseng Peter Whersema Fulton Peter Drolema Ruth French Corneil College Mt. Vernon Morrison Harold Witt Will Guswod Melvin Johnson Argo Schwartz Cinton Martin Bahnsen Conrad Hansen Clinton Carl Peterson

Sunday Visitors and Farm Town Socials Chronicle

Sunday guests filled homes across the area with extended families visiting from Pollard Aurora Elburn Rock Falls Clinton Davenport Morrison Savanna and Freeport. Highlights include Mr and Mrs John Smit visiting Pollard, Frank Reynolds and Charles Jenkins families hosting, and many Sunday callers in Morrison Argo Savanna Davenport and Freeport communities.

John Smit Joe Pollard William Jenkins David Aurora Charles Jenkins Frank Reynolds Elburn, al Alice Lewis

Social Roster From Savanna and Surrounding Areas

Numerous local residents and guests visited for dinners Sundays and weekends across Savanna Morrison Clinton Milledgeville and nearby towns. Attendees included Jackson Davis, Robert Davis, Lyle Greeley, William Heinze Sr., Hal Ashby, George Greeley Wayne Jr., Darlene Donald Fay Ashby John Hemze Willis Pape Allen Witmer Charles Switzer Walter Francke Howard Paisley Hal Francke Dan Sack George St Ores E W Francke Jennie Cooper Ruth Cooper Ben Dykstra Pete Balk Mike Tucker Cecil Frosch Sarah Groharing B R Lewis Hayes Frazer Frank Beardsley Leslie Stolder Aleen Fulrath Vernon Leudeke Dick McGinty and others.

Jackson Davis Savanna Robert Davis Chadwick Lyle Greeley William Heinze, Sr Hal Ashby Wacker George Greeley Wayne, Jr Darlene Donald Fay Ashby Greeley John ,Hemze Willis Pape Milledgeville Allen Witmer Joe Witmer Morrison Charles Switzer Walter A. W. Francke Han Howard Paisley Im¢. Carroll John Cooper Hal Francke Mt. Carroll Francke-Switzer Dan Sack Lanark George St. Gres St. Ores Jane Lamb Clinton E. W. Francke Jennie Cooper Ruth Cooper Ben Dykstra Pete Balk Fulton Mike Tucker Cecil Frosch Sarah Groharing B. R. Lewis Hayes Frazer Frank Beardsley Baraboo Wis Leslie Stolder Aleen Fulrath Marie Beck Vernon Leudeke Reeport J. Stickell Dick McGinty Oakland Calif Wil Charles McGinty

Milledgeville and area brief social notices

Chadwick Briefs mention Sunday visits at Clarence Alber’s home in Milledgeville and other local social calls. Names include Conrad Stein of Woosung and Herbert Stein’s Shannon trip. Anna Webser hosted Ed Shibey and daughter Ethel of Shannon. Selma Fruit of Franklin Grove visiting Carl Kness. Shepherds from Center Fill visiting John Tripp. Catherine Nelson of Chicago visiting Bert Nelson. ministerial conference with Rev Farley, Mrs Phillips in Pierce. Bosloughs from Rock Island visiting Ernest Miller. Knoess family callers to Rev Luckin. Lucile Mest and Charles Hughes from Oak Park visiting Ed Mest. Mrs. J. Miller’s Sunday supper guests included Martin Frankfather and family of Coleta. Appel and Klitz visitors and Addie Imel’s callers. Rock Falls visitors Aaron Bushman and others. William Imel and relatives with Clinton visits. Busk and Wessell families at Clinton, Iowa.

Vernon Daehtler Clarence Alber Milledgeville Conrad Stein Woosung Herbert Stein Shannon Ren Eberley Anna Webser Ed Shibey Ethel Selma Fruit Frankins Grove Carl John Tripp Catherine Nelson Chicago Bert Nelson Paul Farley David L M. Phillips Pierce Ray Boslough Betley Boslough Rock Island Ernest Miller Heme George Knoess W Lucklin Lucile Mest Charles ‘Hughes Oak Park Ed Mest Miss Mest J. Miller Martin Frankfather Coleta Hany Appel Desse 'Klitz Addie Imel Aaron Bushman Rock Falls William Imel Bert Straub Claude Meckling Evelyn Imel William Holm Frank Busk Clinton Iowa Henry Wessell

Saturday and Sunday Social Guests Across Sterling and Lanark

Saturday evening and Sunday gatherings featured Mr and Mrs James Turnbaugh and family of Sterling along with Harold Turnbaugh. Guests included Don Sisler, Wallace Ware and families, Frances Robinson of Thomson, and many others from Lanark Morrison Broadhead and Rockford areas. The weekends centered on church events, family meals, and birthday celebrations for Hazel Schreiner and Jesse Schreiner with numerous relatives attending.

Mmme Turmbaughswere James Turnbaugland Sterling Harold Turnbaugh Don Sisler Caroll Wallace Ware Lanark Flave Lego Steve Stefareh Frances Robinson Thomson Lawrence Ligowil Ward Weber E J. Isenhart John Armstrong Betty Jean Junior Cunningham John Apgel Morison Art St Clair Starlene Edward. Loechel Shirley Ann Joe Larson Earl Shrier Broadhead Wisconsin Adolph Doden George Doden Neal John Doden Lawrence Doden Lows Zugschwerdt Sam Hummelman Helen Ruey Temple A. E Caalsten Ison Rockford Pety Matten A Carl Jesse Schreiner Wiliam Mest Hazel Schreiner

Young Men Offered Free Summer Training Ship Course

The American Natural Nerden announces a free summer training ship course in Washington DC for boys and young men ages 11 to 21 from June 1 to October 1, 1939 aboard the ship Marsala. No tuition or living costs. meals 49 cents daily. participants gain seamanship, signaling, life saving and nautical skills with optional longer stay.

Wa Hington Acadan Jines Marsala En Catichi Academy

Ground tackle and lookouts for deck watch course

Fragmentary notice offers a summer navigation course near Washington for students at Virginia wire base. It mentions ground tackle four lookouts and watch on deck, with a call to apply through the American National merchant group.

Virginia Wire Wamptor

Regular Army offers opportunities to reserve officers and specialists

The notice outlines regular army options for men and reservists, detailing eligibility, pay, and active duty terms. It mentions age limits, training, and contact information for the Army recruiting station at Court House, Ghy, inviting express interest from qualified applicants.

Ins Paul Paul An Wo Rowance Upon Tepo Tie Eta United State Court House

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