Newsy Notes From The School House
Kindercarten childee Vile of Weed ard recent for Blacks cure beend. May He oF Dread. The Tiree and second grades, the fifth geade has finished their Jwokiuts of the seasons, sixth and eighth grades have arrived. The seventh and eighth verada chorus had their first rehearsal day toevning. They are going. They have monthly meetings. Highest ratings in sixth grade drill hooks: Isabelle Vrins, Arlene Stores, Dorix Boylan, Laura Hoy, Billy Sweely, Allen Silke, Kathleen Isenhart, Gertrudy Costello and Paul Rice. Highest in eighth grade arithmetic books: Robert Ashpole, Janet Carpenter, Kathryn Wiebenga, Fred roharing, Bob Miller, John Dykstra. Henrietta Stkkema reports Woys first team went to Fulton last Friday. lost 18 to 2, then 12 to 0 in rematch. Tierbert St. Ores, practicing for first team, hit a home run yesterday. Seven boys and three girls went to Ideal for kittenball. scores 3 to 1 and 2 to 0. Eighth grade had a history test Wednesday. Mr. Hemmer hopes to get a radio for school to hear the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindercarten Childee
Isabelle Vrins
Arlene Stores
Dorix Boylan
Laura Hoy
Billy Sweely
Allen Silke
Kathleen Isenhart
Gertrudy Costello
Paul Rice
Robert Ashpole
Janet Carpenter
Kathryn Wiebenga
Fred @roharing
Bob Miller
John Dykstra
Henrietta Stkkema
Woys
Fulton
Tierbert St. Ores
Adeal
Hemmer
Student reports and sports results from Y C HS
Y C HS notes show history and English tests, typing and shorthand progress, a Majestic radio installation, yearbook journalizing, and a geography unit on government and commerce. The team lost to Fulton 6 2, and will host Chadwick’s kittenball under lights Wednesday. a parade of student captions and visiting families closes the column.
Among The Sick And Infirm At Local Hospital
Reports from W A Semneff of Milesgeville say Bundy suffers mouth poisoning in his hand while Mrs Hommand injured her foot stepping on a rusty nail. Clarence Gump, a patient in Mer hospital Clinton Ia, was struck by a truck and both MCS were broken below the knees. Hartiett Kauffman RN is able to sit up ten minutes daily. Sunny Crest Armatorium Dubuque ia serves those asking for Wradden. Gladys Kauffman and family visited Sunday. Visiting hours listed with various times and conditions for patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Gump
Mer
Clinton
Hartiett Kauffman
Alent Fine
Tor Wradden
Sunny Crest Armatorium
Dubuque
Doe Hantsman
Gladys Kauffman
Tommy
Gilbert Red- Twn
Charles Atkins
Nellie Wilson Sears Laid To Rest In Union Cemetery
Nellie Wilson Sears, born March 30 1890 in Milledgeville, dies after illness in Clinton. She lived in Chadwick Thomson and Milledgeville area, survived by husband Glen Sears, mother Mary Wilson, sister Mrs Lucy Tharp, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral held Saturday at her home with Rev Todd officiating. burial in Union Cemetery Milledgeville. A separate note mentions Mrs Jena runner injured in an explosion of a jar she sealed, causing burn injuries.
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Nellie Wilson Sears
Union Cemetery
Nellie EB. Wilson
Milledgeville
Down Falls
McCool Junction
Nebr
T Linvis
Ghadowiek
Pierce B. Tilton
Laut Place
Fair Haven
Glen Sears
Thomson
Chadwick
Imade
Mary Wilson
Lucy Tharp
Barbara Tharp
McCool
Junction
Neb
Frank Tharp
Metatine Falls
Wash
Freda Bryson
Todd
Winnie Holland
N. OD. French
Ruth French
Taithe Garden
Houghton
John Carpenter
G. A. Smith
George Potter
Paul Lewis
Ely Cochran
Garrett Bolhous
James Sheridan
Fulton Couple Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Heusinkveld of Fulton observed their golden wedding with a Monday open house at 1415 Lincoln Way. Nearly 100 friends attended. gifts included three decorated wedding cakes and a long distance call from Cincinnati. A family gathering followed in the evening as Rev. Vander Linden praised the couple and a poem was read. Ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Heusinkveld
Fulton
Lincoln‘way
E. D. Heusi Lred
Iowa City
Stone
Garden Plain
Ion
Ho J. Heusinkveld, Jr
Clinton
Carson Grubb
E. D. Heusinkiveld
Town City
H. Re Heusinkveld Jr
John Heusinkveld
Morrison
Paul Heusinkveld
Thomson
Ruby Heusinkveld
Heusinkvel
Ssr
Jn. Va
T. Heusinktelds
St. Louis
Vander Linden
Births Reported for Stones and Stemphe Daughters
Mr and Mrs Herbert Stones announce the birth of a daughter at home on September 29 named Anna Laronns. Word has just been received of a birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Guy Stemphe at their home in Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stones
Anna Laronns
Word Hasoon
Guy Stemphe
Cline
Church Services and Activities at Sycamore IL Parish
The church schedules 10:00 Sunday school and 7:30 evening service at the Christian church. Sunday school will be the lone session due to a conference. A reading of appointments marks the wreck at Sycamore opening Tuesday and closing Sunday night. The church reflects a better financial year and urges pledges to meet obligations. The ladies’ aid meets next Wednesday for a pot luck lunch. quilt work planned and auditorium cleaning. A large crowd attended a pot luck supper with a program including Rev Bruce, Fred Smith, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs Chas McGinty, and Chas McGinty Supt.
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Christian Church
Sycamore
Aid
Aid Society
Frank Sardam
Fulton
Is Modern Liberalism Bankrupt at Baptist Church
Rev W Aitken leads mourning worship at 16 a m with sermon on Is Modern Liberalism Bankrupt The Sunday school meets at 11 a m and a social is planned for Tuesday evening Oct 6 in the church basement The ladies aid reports patch removal from aprons and held an all day meeting Wednesday A Day of Prayer observed nation wide featured talks on Progress Peace and prayers by church members including Mrs Hachne Switzer and Rev Aitken Several duets and songs were performed and a Covenant meeting convened Tuesday evening Celery remark noted as a frost and change in attendance
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United
States
Marian Smith
Irene Schick
Vada Carroll
Bertha Brenneman
Anna Stein
Jennie Griswold
Mae Durkee
Leney Schick
Dora Smith
Vivian Schick
Rev. Aitken
Narcaret Murray
Bertha
Brenneman
Harriett Smith
Argo Methodist pastor attends ten day Sycamore conference
The pastor attended a ten day Sycamore conference opening Tuesday. Rally Day services were held last Sunday with a large no lunch dinner at noon. Afternoon services followed.
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Tne
Sycamore
Ideal Sunday School Plans Fall Festival and Chicken Pie Supper
The Ideal Sunday school announces a Fall Festival with a chicken pie supper and a short program at Ideal Church Friday evening. Service times are 10 00 and 7 30 with harvest home serial under way Get 12. Everyone is invited to attend for a pleasant evening with the folks at Ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IDEAL
Ideal Sunday School
Ideal Church
Ideas
Catholic Drive Supports St Francis Orphanage Fund
Members of the church conducted a drive for the St Francis orphanage at Freeport. A chicken dinner at the Coliseum in Fulton drew between five and six hundred attendees last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis
Freeport
Coliseum
Fulton
Sermon Outline for Next Sunday Morning at Church
Fragmentary OCR note indicates a Church of Christ sermon next Sunday morning. The outline promises to present the beliefs and essentials of unity. Further readable text is on the back page.
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Church OF Christ
Guernsey Calf Wins Prize at Elizabeth Fair
Guernsey calf owned by Lavelle Grosingie and purchased from local breeders takes second prize in Elizabeth fair open class showing. The same animal placed fourth in the boys and girls eventing class. Harriet Zugschwerdt visits Chadwick with parents. Milwaukee stock yards tear down continues, lumber available for framing. Tri n oid Oil Co announces forthcoming notice. Dieh of Savanna handles trucking. John Carpenter to supervise service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerle
Eliwbeth
Mon. Thoma
Stata
Guernsey
Elizabeth
Lavelle
Cuernsey
Trinoid Oj! Co
Mr. Dieh
Savanna
John Carpenter
Stransdale Farm A Busy Year Of Growth And Housing
Stransdale farm manager says 180 acres of corn are being planted and harvested. About 18 new corn cutters are in use as silos are filled and refitted. The farm reports 164 head of cattle on feed this year and a favorable wet season promising a large corn crop. Local residents Mary Jim and daughters visited, while Peancks and Switzers lay bricks for a new hardware store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stransdale
Adunt Ueiaes
Stoansdale
Adam Asx
Stransdate
Peancks and
Switzec
Newbyrne
Board Votes To Do Preliminary Surface Work On Main Street
The Village Board, chaired by H. W. Lewis, approved preliminary Main Street surface work using motor fuel tax funds and local labor. Engineer D V Messman outlined the plan to complete preliminary tasks this fall with final paving next spring. $590 is to be allocated and a local- labor contract with supervision by Messman is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Williams
Attowea
Frincke and Switzer
Ihoara Fey
Schade
Houghton
Milwaukee Stock Yards
Francke and Switzer
Thas
D. V. Messman
Main Street
Cole
Hough
Jen
Encin
Eer Dlvy
Messman
Kate Cole Whitney
Pare nt-Teachers group hears youth development talk
The October meeting of the Parent-Teachers association drew a large crowd at the high school on a Wednesday night. L. I. Wierson of the Lanark schools spoke on the Problems of Adolescence, detailing growth and mental changes in early teens and urging supportive, engaged guidance for boys and girls. The program included a quartet and readings, with community members visiting or hosting afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pareent-Teachers Association
Harriet Zugschwerdt
Todd
Helen Kenyon
Mary Sheridan
Sylvajena Bolhow
L. I. Wierson
Lanark
Sol
Mate
Paul Wilt
Gilbert Holland
Bruce Greharing
Donald Wilt
Second York Community Entertainment Tonight At The Masonic Hall
Clarence McGinty, Freeport visitor, is noted as a local detail while Thomson merchants sponsor a second Jack and Maude Brooks show at the Masonic Hall. The first performance drew full seating and about 3,000 tickets were circulated for this week’s event, highlighting the community’s appetite for wholesome entertainment from skilled actors.
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Second York
Masonic Hall
Jack and Maude Brooks
Thomson
Thomson Merchants
York
Brooks
St. Louis
Thomsim
Local Folks Visit Friends and Attend Events This Week
Fern Mawlins spent Sunday with friend Betty Benson. Maude Nasan of Clinton visited Saturday at the Hicks Murray home. Mr and Mrs A Sheridan and Mary attended dinner at the Clo jiseum in Palton Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ed Bet and daughter of Clinton were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Don Halt. Robert Groharing and family visited William Adams and daughter Arlene at Paw Paw last Sunday. Mrs Lucy Tharp and Barbara of McCool Junction Neb called here for the death of Mrs Glen Sears. Chas Wilt, Jon Donald, and Sylvia Griswold spent Sunday with Leo Wilt family at Prophetstown. Roberta Lewis and Josephine Muda of Chicago spent the weekend with B R Lewis family. Mrs Jake Stickell attends annual Birthday meeting of the Womens club in Chadwick today. Stickell was a former member when she lived in Chadwick. Luther Geisinger and his orchestra played for the Wednesday night dance at Gohrans hall. A very good attendance enjoyed the management of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Tharp
Barbara
McCool Junction
Neb
Glen Sears
Jake Stickell
Woman's Club
Chadwick
Stickell
Luther Geisinger
Goehran
Ice Pond For Skaters To Be Provided
Thompson village board approved two skating ponds this winter. Water supply provided by the village. land near former Milwaukee stock yards to be used with Francke and Switzer’s consent. A dirt embankment will enclose the pond and stock yards will be cleared. Pond sized for safe skating with lighting from street lamps and shallow water to six inches. Residents urged to help prepare site. Clarence Bolhous spearheaded the effort and seeks community support.
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Thompson
Francke and Switzer
Milwaukee Stock Yards
Burlington and
Milwaukee
Main Street
Clarence Bolhous
Clarence
Local Social Roundup of Weekend Visits
Locals report a span of visits across Illinois towns as families and friends spent Sundays with kin. Emil Brach and wife planned postFriday Chicago time while Wilbur Conrady of Morrison accompanied by Fran Carroll hosted guests.
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Wilbur Conrady
Morrison
Fran Carroll
Unionville School Meetings and Christian Reformed Services
The Unionville Christian Reformed mission at Unionville school near Morrison is about three years old and active with Sunday speakers. Classis Illinois approved speakers through Jan 20. Last Sunday the Lord's Supper was served by Fulton consistory supervisors. Reported speakers for the next four months include Rev. P A Hevketta Cicero Second, Rev Benj Exgeniurs Chicago First, Rev Jas Putt Chicago Fourth, and others with dates in October to January. Services are at 2 a.m. and 2 p.m., all invited.
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Christian Reformed Mission
Unionville School
Morrison
Christian Reformed Church
Fulton
P sRoozeboom
K. van der Heide
J. A. Ardapple
J. R. Brink
Classis Finois
P. A. Hevketta
Cicero
Benj. Exgeniurs
Chicago
Kev. Jas. Putt
Rutgers
G. Hooksema
JR Brink
Westra
JR . de
Clanssen
Englewood Tire
Land
Brink
Tans
Englewond Speond
A. Bletk
Fusken
Dan
Reseland Speonddan
Ali
Ao. Beng
Wallace St
Fire Prevention Week Observed Oct Seven To Thirteen
Next week between Oct 7 and 13 Fire Prevention Week will be observed with proclamations by the President governors mayors and other leaders. Citizens are urged to learn the fundamentals of fire prevention and control through speeches articles exhibits and public programs. The campaign stresses fire as a civic duty and notes the high costs of fires to families businesses and government.
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Dunne
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Newsy
Vegini Prenel
Sead Jean Dem
Y. C. HS
Mr. Johnson
Josephine Rice
Jone Robison
Albert Kraft
Barl Shelly
Lois Carrols
Delvert Curly
Mark
Chuck Bower
Betlah Gsar
Betty Lewis
Phyllis Rick
David Switzer
Mildred St. Ores
Ee Demaree
Katheryn Kauffman
Bob Hicks
Bob Cate
Albert “Badtke
Morrises
Charles Metz
Ed Drake
Walter Bundy
W. A. Semneff
Milesgeville
Rome
Towa
Mas Kellie Wilson Seass
Jad Hh
Jena
Mb Cuerell
Mrs. Heusinkveld
Methodist
Rev
Bruce
Fred Smith
Chas McGinty
Jek
Mr. Madsen
Vanna
Chas. McGinty
Argo Methodist
Mrs
Flow. Zugschwerdt
Mary Jim
George Stein
Mary
Margaret Gaar
Myr
Marry Gaar
Conrad Lillie
Mr. and
Mrs. Git Wilt
Berge
Catherine
Albert Prins
Claus Prins
Anthony Bring
Ross Boylan
Lucinda Graharing
Holman
Alrs
Wesley Kness
Philip Queckbuerner
Chaiswick
Jin
Cele
Sehade
Carpenter
Finance Committee
Library Fund
Beth Hower
W.M. Strubb
Leonard J
D. Dimmick
Bruce Groharing
NLOW
Mrs. Abert Anderson
Leonard Porter
Dosha Tneie
Williamsfield, Jr
Wiliam Crone
Chillicothe
Thomson Calls
Belbert Dimmick
Williamsfield
Mr. Dimmick
Elizabeth Dimmick
J. I. Wierson
Sunny
Dorothy Mess
Brinceton, Town
Ste
John Cooper
Gladys
Frandis
Joh Johnson
Sterling
Bar Machaed
Frank Potter
Mixa Prudence Groharing
Rock Island
Katherine Beater
Earl Kinevs
Staines Tabor
Wesley Rinesa
Evelyn Ohm
Donald Smith
Stodder
Don Ful- Toth
Cimon
M. C. Beck
Catamils
Clinton Herald
Clarence McGinty
Fern Mawlins
Betty Benson
Maude Nasan of
Hicks-Murray
Ed Bet
Don Halt
Robert Groharing
William Adams
Arlene
Paw Paw
Chas. Wilt
Jon Donald
Sylvia Griswold
Leo Wilt
Prophetstown
Roberta Lewis
Josephine Muda
B. RB. Lewis
Emil Brach
Ella Oxr
Bernard Conrad
Bellevue and
Doubugue, In
Carl Peterson
Forreston
Alvin Meyers
Hore
Ulla Gleason
Sisi
Russell
Robert Gelwicks
Rush Carrell
Unionville School Meetings
Jennie Collneon
AteeFa
Lorraine Atterta
Walt Star
Grahamy
Collineon
Lantener Weatherway
A. BE Sheridan
Shannon
Santor
Robert L. Morrs
Harry Coleman
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