Local Dinner Guests and Decoration Day Plans
Thomson reports weekend visits as Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carro hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Conrady in Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Imel dined with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Decker last Friday. Mrs. Mel Bevan of Davenport will stay with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ashby over Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Carro
Wilbur Conrady
Morrison
Clarence Imel
Isaac Decker
Mel Bevan
Davenport
Wayne Ashby
Morrison residents host family visitors in brief social notes
Betty Blair of Morrison spends the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Blair. Mr and Mrs Rnehl Carroll were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wilher Hall of Chickadee. Mrs Rebecca Holland and Mrs Normal French called Monday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Garrett Sterenberg of Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Blair
Morrison
Joe Blair
Rnehl Carroll
Hall
Chiadwick
Rebecca Holland
Normal French
Garrett Sterenberg
Tuesday Guests At Blair Home And Nearby Visits
Tuesday guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Blair included Ralph Blair of Pearl City recently back from South Dakota. Weekend visitors to Mr and Mrs Telin Carroll were Mrs N D Lewis of River Forest and Charles P Boody of Misland South Dakota. Hoody, Carrolls uncle, plans to visit other relatives before returning to South Dakota. Wilbur Stiles and daughter of Argo were guests for supper. Leonard Feldt visited Elmer Goodenough in Morrison. Norman French Jr of Champaign will stay over the weekend with his parents N D French Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Blair
Wit Mes
Ralph Blair
Pearl City
South Dakeat
Telin Carell
N. D. Lewis
River Forest
Charles Pboody
Mislind
S. Dak
Hoody
Carroll
South Dakota
Wilbur Stiles
Argo
Calvin Eslinger
Leonard Feldt
Elmer Goodenough
Morrison
Norman French, Jr
Champaign
N. D. French
Edward Smaltz
Bob Ashpole
Madison
Wis
John Ashpole
Ralph Christiansen
Clinton
Franklin Fehle
Thomson
Harold Ashpole
Moline
Henry Ashpole
Mary von Mortz
Harold Sorenson
Local families share visits across Clinton Morrison and Port Byron
Monday and Sunday social pastimes bring Ful ton Clinton and Port Byron residents together. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Decker of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kahler, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Doden and families, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Feger, and many others. In Charlotte Ta. the Bad tke home hosts Mr. and Mrs. Richard Badtke and visits with Soren May in Clinton. A scrambled dinner closes the gathering at the Grim home with Forrest Gilbert and daughter from Port Byron and Darrell Gaar among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Decker
Fulton
Harold Decker
Clinton
Isaac Decker
Frank Kahler
Merle Doden
Famlies
Morrison
Fred Doden
Henry Feger
Orval Blackett
Richard Badtke
Charlotte
Paul Badtke
Soren May
Forrest Gilbert
Port Byron
Claude Grim
Harry Gaar
Darrell
FE. O. Hemmer
Doris Whitcamp
Grim
Local families host relatives across Thomson and Clinton areas
Friday and Saturday guests include Thomson Briers and Sherm Oakley at Claude Grim’s home. Betty Bogart and Mary Hick of Moline stay with Anna Williams. Several attend weekend visits, including Morrison workers and extended families from Thomson Clinton and Madison at multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherm Oakley
Claude Grim
Betty Bogart
Mary Hick
Moline
Anna Williams
Morrison
Ford Grimm
L ‘Vene Murray and Sons
John
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Thomson Briefs
Thomson News
J.M. Fay & Son
Fulton, Illinois
Doris Dodson
the Fashion Shop
Madison St
Savanna
Ella Coates
Paaske
Main Avenue
Iowa
R. J. Caron
Chevrolet Sales & Service
Thomson Briers
Minneapolis-Moline
General Electric
Cunningham
H. P
Black Hawk
Schreiner & Zuck
Lanark
Studebaker
J. W. Wagner
Indian Head Garage
Hickok
Prince Gardner
ARROW
Manhattan
McCurrach
Botany
Paris
Hickok and Swank
Martin Morris CO
Donald Wradford
Howe
Peveecy
Kaed
Jared Prony
L. B. Hussey, M.D
Savanna, Ill
Greison Bldg
Main St
Tesephone Black
Rayon
Nyle i
RTH Bros
Mt. Carroll
United Statas
Heroes
Carrol Granite
George W. Ivey & Sons
Mt. Carroll, Ill
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