Funeral services for Bruce E. Stiles 59 Savanna farmer
Bruce E. Stiles died November 11 at his farm home southwest of Savanna. Funeral services were held at Law funeral home with Rev. A. E. Blomberg officiating. Burial followed in Savanna cemetery. He was born January 20, 1883 in Stewart, Illinois and married Elsie Remery on October 22, 1919. Survived by widow four sons Wilbur Marvin Leonard Floyd all at home a daughter Mrs. Jack Warfield of Savanna three brothers Frank of Francisville Ind day Savanna and Wesley of Sycamore two sisters Mrs. Arthur Linsley of Nuchusa and Ms Roy Ide of Springfield.
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Wayne Wilcke
Vernon Bashaw
Joe Chaffer
Grace Chaffer
Albin
Susan Stiles
Stewart, Til
Elsie Remery
Mt. Carroll
Wilbur
Marvin
Leonard
Floyd
Jack Warfield
Savanna
Frank
Francisville
Ind
Day
Wesley
Sycamore
Arthur Linsley
Nuchusa
Roy Ide
Springfield
Community Mentions in Small-Town Weekend Visits
Thomson briefs note multiple weekend visits and home stays across Savanna Favanna Miles and surrounding areas. Families including Jones Bennett Brown Lease and Carrolls are listed with relatives and guests visiting in driving distance communities.
Mann McFaddin Wedding Announced in Savanna
Wedding notice from Sioux Falls reports Miss Berness Mann daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Mann of Savanna marries First Lieut Norman J McFaddin son of Mr and Mrs Jeff D McFaddin of Sardinia 8 C. Ceremony held at the groom’s parents home. The bride a Savanna native and Clemson graduate. Lieut McFaddin stationed at Camp Tocoa Georgia following Savanna ordnance depot assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
McFaddin
Clemson Agricultural and Mechanical College of
South Carolina
Savanna Ordnance Depot
Camp Tocoa
Social visits spread across Thomson and Clinton areas
Carrie Atherton and Hattie Rawlins visited Mrs. Chas Jenkins on Sunday. Bobby Kradle stayed at the Johansen home from Thursday to Sunday. Norman French hosted Blaine Peck and son Bob from the U.S. Navy on Monday. Bernie Dykstra dined with Henry Skippe in Albany Sunday. Robert Herrity and family spent the weekend with Carl Johansen. Chase Hogg hosted Georgia Hogg and Clinton residents George Harbron and Henry Vogel. Aleen Fulrath visited Clinton and Markie Beek recently.
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Clarence Jones
Colona
Merle Atherton
Wayland Bennett
Earl Bennett
Fulton
Guy Dean
McAllister
Okla
Frank Brown, Jr
Frank Lease
Favanna
Richard Badtke
Max Zaudtke
Miles
Preston
Leroy Burgen
Webster City
A. V. Gebhardt
Frank Brown
Savanna
Glen Carbaugh
Norman French
Champaign
Lawrence Beck
Cassville
Wis
George Wo
Joe Taylor
Fran Lease
L. Meredith
Franklin Grove
Orrie Rutherford
Thomas Cheatum
Ed Smith
George Jones
Chicago
Em Brach
Ivan Carroll
David
Rush Carroll
Ben Dykst
Roy Dykstra
Spring Valley
Herman Jansma
Morrison
Bobby Kradle
Chadwick
Carl Johansen
Blaine Peck
Mr. Carroll
Bob
U. S. Navy
Bernie Dykstra
Henry Skippe
Albany
Robert Herrity
Clinton
The
Chase Hogg
Georgia Hogg
George Harbron
Henry Vogel
Mee
Aleen Fulrath
Markie Beek
Toothache and timing sparkled by radio cue humor
A patient jokes about delaying dental care awaiting the six month radio reminder. A Scots regiment member is decorated for gallantry, praised for holding ground against overwhelming odds with a tommy gun. A bystander quips about a sixpence as the hero’s footnote.
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Charles Ruggles
Charles Winninger
Shirley Temple
Annie Rooney
WEB
Frank Albertson
Irene Hervey
Kent Taylor
Far East
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Sonja Henie
John Payne
Iceland
Orpheue
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Johnny Mac Brown
Texas Ritter
Fuzzy Knight
William Farnum
Hidden Hand
Bette Davis
Oyager
Constance Bennett Brod Crawford
Sin Town
Thomson Briefs
Sioux Falls
Mrs
Fred Hook
Kneal Hook
Harford
Herbert
St. Ores
Foundation Garments
L. B. Hussey, M. D
Greison Bldg
Main St
Telephone Black 415
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Thomson, Illinois
Creison
Greison
Thomson News
Carrie Atherton
Hattie Rawlins
Chas. Jenkins
Purina
Richard Vogel
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Carroll Counties
van Allen
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