Miss Mildred Traum Weds Bernard Diehl in Lanark Oct 5 1946
In a candlelit ceremony at the First Brethren church in Lanark Miss Mildred Traum and Bernard Diehl exchanged vows on October 5 1946. The bride wore white mousseline de soie and a fingertip veil. the groom wore a dark brown suit. A reception followed at the church parlor and the couple planned to honeymoon at Niagara Falls before settling on the groom's father's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Church of
John Diehl
Max Sisler
Mendelssohn
Rex Peugh
Coleta
Frederick
Pough
Mrs. Frederick
Connie Mae Frederick
Shride
Glenn Diehl
Randall Traum
Jerry Buss
Melvin Traum
Lynn Frederick
Shirley Ellingson
Rockford
Elmer Schindler
Lloyd Peters
Kenneth Buss
Niagara Falls
Canada
Traum
Diehl
Lanark High School
George Rogers Clarks Insurance Company
Lanark
Religion and relief efforts amid war and reform
In a world darkened by conflict, religious and scientific voices unite to urge charity and peace. Reports describe broadcasting efforts by Chinese Christian laypeople, World Council of Churches relief work in Poland and Europe, and clergy assisting reconstruction. An elderly woman struggles for coffee at a station as a cowboy offers his saucered cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lay Imen
Shanghai
Nanchang
Kiangsi
National Broadcasting Association
Ministry of Communications
National
Chrisian Council of China
Interdenominational
W. Y. Chen
Wuxifang
National Christian Council of China
China
Poland
Warsaw
World Council of Churches
University of Warsaw
Social Welfare
Geneva
Switzerland
Europe
John J. Rasmussen
Ruston
England
Edward Every
Middle East
Greece
Howard Yergin
New York
Italy
Otto Nothhacksberger
Norrkoeping
Sweden
Austria
Germany
United States
Silver Wedding Anniversary Noted at Sterling Home
The silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Irion was celebrated Sunday at the Itkin home west of Sterling. Four daughters hosted 40 guests. Mrs. Lawrence Itkin poured and Mrs. Ralph Itkin served as a silver purse was presented to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Irion
Lawrence Itkins
Sterling
Eugene Girton
Franklin Grove
Betty
Gladys Irion
Itkin
Lawrence Itkin
Ralph Itkin
Village Sells Kerch Building To Wm Handel
The village board of Chadwick sold the Kerch building on lower Main street to William Handel for 1500 dollars after two bids were received. E R Mest offered 1400 dollars but the local American Legion post did not bid.
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Main Street
Chadwick
Kerch
Village Board
William Handel
E. R. Mest
American Legion Post
Deets Grinds First 1946 Corn Crop At Farm
Art Deets reports grinding the first 1946 corn load for Claud Cook Jr. The crop ground better than the 1945 harvest. Mr and Mrs William Wagner Jr and family of Savanna joined Mr and Mrs Charles Deets for Sunday meals.
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Deets
Art Deets
Claud Cook, Jr
Art
Wm. Wagner Jr
Savanna
Charles Deets
Seventy-One Attend Fall Club Conference in Chadwick
Seventy-one members from Carroll county Woman's clubs attended the fall conference at Hope Evangelical church Chadwick. Mrs C S Darrow presided and Mrs Frank Keck Freeport district president spoke in the morning. Dr C K Carpenter, scheduled to speak, did not appear and by Wednesday morning no explanation was given.
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Carroll County
Shannon
Mt. Carroll Club
Hope Evangelical Church
Chadwick
C. S. Darrow
Savanna
Frank Keck
Freeport
C. K. Carpenter
Fifty-Nine or Sixty Voters Registered in Fair Haven
Sixty voters registered in Fair Haven township on Tuesday the final day to register for the November 5 election. The total may near 800 with many new registrants being young men recently discharged from military service who had not registered since age 21.
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Fair Haven
York baseball ends season with win over Milledgeville
The York High School softball team closed the season with a win over Milledgeville, finishing 4–4 for the year. Basketball practice to start with a 19-game schedule from Nov 15, 1946 to Feb 28, 1947, features dates and opponents across Sabula Elizabeth Mt. Carroll Miles Shannon Lanark Chadwick Milledgeville. The Thomson Chapter FFA held its monthly meeting with 17 members. shirts, pins, and magazine sales discussed. senior class play Pigtails moved to Nov 1 8 pm at the YCHS gym. future farmers announce officers training at Pearl City. Fred Miller cited for grand champion Holstein at FFA fair.
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Sr. Ashby
Jr. Dimmick
Soph
Young
Stearns
Jr. Root
Dykstra
Heusinkveld
Bull P Fe Sr
Mattie
Soph. Elliott
Fr. Bielema
Munson
York
Milledgeville
Sabula
Elizabeth
Mt. Carroll
Miles
Shannon
Lanark
Chadwick
Teachers Institute
YCHS
Future Farmers of America
Fred
Fred Milley
Freeport
Pearl City
Fred Miller
Carroll Dimmick
Robert Hook
Bill Blair
Ellis Pickins
Pearl Prins
Local visits and furlough news from Morrison and area
Thomson Briefs notes weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rawlins and Mrs. Hattie Rawlins, and Mrs. Carrie Atherton. A. E. Miller of Minneapolis and Carl Robinson, former Dixon college classmates, spent time together. Pvt. Wayne Drake, on furlough from the U S army, left for California en route to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Rawlins
Robert Rawlins
Morrison
Hattie Rawlins
Carrie Atherton
Ideas
A. E. Miller
Minneapolis, Minn
Carl Robinson
Miller
Mr. Robinson
Dixon College
Pvt
Wayne Drake
U. S. Army
Ed Drake
California
Japan
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Mildred Traum
Bernard Diehl
Eads
Ill
Marvin E, Brookstar
Walter
Fulton, Illinois
L. B. Hussey, M.D
Greison, Bldg
Main St
Telephone Black 415
Joe Marsh
Seward’s Creek
United States Brewers Foundation
Sire and Son
Martin Morris Co
Fellows
Clinton, Iowa
NEWS
Sette Religiones
WWE
Swith
Harry S. Truman
Voice of Science
Lincoln
South la Sallle St
Chicago
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago Motor Club
Chadwick News
Village
Wm. Handel
Considine
Fulton’s Meeting Place
Lincoln Way
Home Appliance Co
U. S
Idaho
Richard Vogel
Fulton
Thomson
Elliott
Thomson Briefs
Thermogas
Clinton Thermogas Sales
Kipnis
Guernsey
Mount Carroll Sales CO
Harry Kipnis
Glenn Teeter and Son
O. P. Miles
Iowa
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