Addresses of men from Thomson area in Armed Forces
List of servicemen with placements and addresses from Thomson area. Entries include Atherton Robert L. and Marianlee Bennett. Bielema Merle LCV Sqdn. Creighton George H. Jr.. Dyson Charles R. and Detra Carl. Foltz Jack. Heusinkveld Robert T.. Durward Cliff. Housenga Harvey. Hook Donald L.. Goblin Kenneth. Johnson Howard. Kness Glen D.. La Shelle Everett. Mattie Vernon. Nienkark James A. Y.. Smith Ronald P.. Starr Kenneth W.. Stearns John Ale. George E.. Tobey Wayne K.. Zenk Leroy. note incomplete fragments and scattered postal addresses.
Chadwick Woman's Club Opens New Year Thursday
Chadwick Woman's club begins its new year with a meeting on Thursday evening September 16 in the school gym. A scramble supper is slated for 6 30 with husbands and faculty members invited as guests. Col L A Burbank will present a travel talk on Italy with slides. Refreshment committee includes Mesdames Elmer Weber Don Harris Wem Linker and James Thorp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick Woman's Club
Italy
Col. L. A. Burbank
Savanna Ordnance Depot
Mesdames
Elmer Weber
Don Harris
Wem. Linker
James Thorp
Golden Rule Class Meets At Fir st Lutheran Church
The Golden Rule Class of Fir st Lutheran Church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Howard Etnyre with 23 members and 2 guests. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Lawrence Doden and Mrs. Arnold Traum. The session included devotions, readings from Psalms, and a lesson on church history. The group voted to buy mail chairs for the Sunday school room and elected officers: President Mrs. Richard Adolph, Vice President Mrs. Ernest Brown, Secretary Mrs. Glen Hartman, Treasurer Mrs. Maurice Larson, Assistant Sec/Treasurer Mrs. Hilda Knoess. October meeting set for Mrs. Arlene Daehler’s home. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven Home Bureau
Boyd Handel
Merlyn Schreiner
John Magill
Harveylock
Robert Geison
County Home
Dorothy Footitt
Elmer Zugschwerdt
First Lutheran Church
Howard Etnyre
Lawrence Doden
Arnold Traum
Fred Jecklin
Zion
Jecklin
Robert Gei
Melvin Stengel
Sesson
Richard Adolph
Ernest Brown
Glen Hartman
Treaurer
Maurice Larson
Assisant
Hilda Knoess
Arlene Daehler
Notice to Voters in Thomson for 1954 registration
Residents of Thomson and vicinity may register with Town Clerk Clarence Bolhous before October 5 1954. A general registration occurs at regular voting places on October 5 1954 the last day to register. If precincts changed you must transfer registration by October 5 1954 to vote on November 2 1954. If you changed name re register. County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson and Vicinity
Clarence Bolhous
Hormone Cortisone Brings Rapid Relief In Arthritis
A famed medical story describes a woman crippled by rheumatism who after cortisone injections regained movement and later activity. Hydrocortisone, produced as Cortril, comes in ointment tablets and injections and shows broad skin and joint benefits with rapid itching relief and anti inflammatory action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pensylvania
Joseph Hollander
Leon Goldman
University of Cincinnati
Benefit games for polio fund set for tonight
Plans for a benefit softball doubleheader were announced to aid the emergency polio campaign. The first game at 7 p.m. on the school diamond features the old men against a boys team, followed by Millers Mill versus a Chadwick Supply Squad alumni lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millers Mill
Chadwick Supply
Philathea And Bible Class Meet Friday
The Philathea and Bible class gathered at Mrs. Lee Henderson’s home with 23 members. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Cora Geison and Mrs. Geo. Zast, followed by hymns readings and prayers. Notable moments included student teachers volunteers for Oct and the obituary of Elizabeth Senneff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Henderson
Cora Geison
Geo. Zast
Jesus
W. J. Schreiner
Albert Schreiner
God
Geison
Ed Mest
J. Y. Stickell
Chas. Honberger
Charles Shuman
Edna Way
Fair Haven Ladies Aid Society Meets At Isenhart Home
The Fair Haven ladies aid society gathered in Mrs. Ray Isenhart’s home on September 1 with 18 members and one guest. The program featured scripture from Matthew 5, prayers, missionary article, poems, and short talks led by Mrs. Doden and Mrs. Engelkens. Refreshments followed. the next meeting is October 6 at Mrs. Albert Adolph’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven Ladies Aid Society
Ray Isenhart
Adolph Doden
John Doden
Clarence Stanley
Africa
Carl Maring
Albert Adolph
Henry Ford
Ray Engelkens
Freece Senneff
MecKinley Pickens
John
Family Picnic Held Sunday in Village Park
The Rahn family descendants gathered for a Sunday picnic in the village park. Attendees included Carroll Brauer and daughters of Evanston, O H Rahn, Reynold Bloyer, Delmar Lang, Otho Bloyer of Lanark, Kathryn Rahn, Orval Rahn and family, Charles Dial Jr., Evan Rahn and sons, Earl Weber and family, George Weber and family, and Alec Brightman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Ann Elizabeth Rahn
Carroll Brauer
Evanston
O. H. Rahn
Reynold Bloyer
Delmar Lang
Otho Bloyer
Lanark
Kahryn Rahn
Orval Rahn
Charles Dial, Jr
Evan Rahn
Students Leaving To Start College Studies
Four Chadwick High seniors of the Class of ’54 will begin college this fall. Marjorie Walker heads to Carthage with Nancy Smith and Bill Spearman enrolled at the University of Illinois. Marjorie Straub starts at DeKalb Teachers College next Monday. Lyle Tripp, Marie Then and Arlis Andresen return to DeKalb. Gayle Weber begins junior year at Whitewater. Lana Frank returns to the University of Illinois for junior year. Ronald Mackey departs for Miami University in Oxford, Ohio for his second year. Elizabeth Quest returns to Beloit College on Sept. 17 for sophomore year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick High
Marjorie Walker
Carthage
Nancy Smith
Bill Spearman
University of Illinois
Marjorie Straub
DeKalb Teachers College
Lyle Tripp
Marie Then
Arlis Andresen
DeKalb
Gayle Weber
Whitewater
Wis
Lana Frank
U. of I
Ronald Mackey
Birthday Of Mrs. Mary Friederich Marked By Family
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Friederich hosted a Sunday picnic at their home to honor Mrs. Mary Friederich on her birthday. A large decorated cake baked by Mrs. John Mintke graced the table and gifts were given as family members gathered, including relatives from Morrison Savanna and Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gordon Jr
Cold Water
Mich
Charles Gordon
Eagle Point Park
Clinton
Dale Baker
Morrison
Arletta
Don Gordon
Mary Friederich
Percy Friederich
Friederich
John Mintke
Paul Friederich
Lewis Getz
Glen Poffenberger
Savanna
Fred Poffenberger
Carroll
Robert Smith
Dakota
Rufus Kahler
Johanna Volz
Elna
Donald McGowan
Norman Stewart Jr. Chadwick
Betty Gunn
Rockford
Janice Kah Lo
F . Knox
Kentucky
Loyal Belles Meet With Mrs D Vos
The Loyal Belles gathered Tuesday noon at Mrs. Du Wayne Vos home for a picnic dinner and class meeting. Mrs. Robert Williams arranged the program with vocal duets by Mrs. George Webber and Mrs. Emmett Zumdahl, scripture readings, poems, and Bible study led by Mrs. Harold Stoner and Mrs. Elmer Hans. The group approved sending $70 in film strips to missionary Miss Dorothy Miner in Bambur North Nigeria and to ship yeast for its secrecy there. They also sought used books for Bambur library including Tom Sawyer and Longfellow’s The Song of Hiawatha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Belles
du Wayne Vos
Robert W Liams
George Weber
Emmett Zumdahl
Paul Unzic
Harold Stoner
Elmer Hans
Don Bonet
John Magill
Norman Vincent Peale
Dorothy Miner
Bambur
Nigeria
Longfellow
Ramah Chapter O E S to Meet at Masonic Hall
Ramah chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold a stated meeting on Tuesday September 14 at 7 30 p m in the Masonic hall with members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramah
Masonic Hall
Chadwick High Plans Annual Magazine Drive
Chadwick High students in the junior class plan another magazine subscription drive likely beginning late next week. The drive is an annual effort by the school community to raise funds through submissions.
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Chadwick High
Makeover Ideas for Your Home in Attractive Pine and Oak
Attractive knotty pine paneling can cover sidewalls in any number of walls and rooms. Short oak flooring panels offer a gleaming, quick lay over old floors at low cost. Zonolite insulation provides simple attic sealing by pouring between joints. A 24 by 24 foot attic insulation costs about 52 dollars and pays back in heat savings within a year or two.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomson Area
Armed Forces
Atherton
Robert L
Eglin Afb
Fla
Realer
David L. Yucca
Austin Hwy
San Antonio
Texas
Bennett
Marianlee
Air div
St. Paul, Minn
Bielema
San Diego
Calif
Brown, Pvt
Gordon V
Belvier
Creighton
George H. Jr
U. S. Army
Ft. Benjamin
Dyson
Pfe
Charles R. RA
Srd G. M. Bn
G. M
Ft. Bliss
Foltz
U.S. S
Yorktown
San Francisco
Heusinkveld
Robert T. Co. C.F. A
Naval School
Newport, R. J
Durward
Clifford
Inf
APO
Cio
New York
N. Y
Detra, Pvt
Carl Proc. Co
California
Housenga
Harvey AQ
Sta. Sqdn
Harlingen
Goblin
Kenneth Ent
Stu
A. 3
A. Artillery School
Fort Bliss
Benson
Gonaton Road
Khaawnaja, Va
Mattie
Vernon
Stud
Det
A. A. School
Ft. Sill, Okla
Stearns
Ale
Ac&w Gp
St. Ores
South Air Base
Seattle
Wash
Tobey
Wayne K
Shoran
Marine Air Group 12
F. P.O
Cal
Zenk, Pvt
Leroy
South Dakota
Nebraska
Albert B. Lynch
N. W
Thomson, Ill
Fay Ashby
Thomson
John Feddersen
Home Bureau
Michigan
Chadwick News
Woman's Club
Clover Farm Stores
Gor
C&h Pure
Stokely
Stokely’s
Frozen Peas
Our Complete Magazine
Dept
Thorson
Bel Air
Chevrolet
Dodge
Lewis Mater Co
Thomson, Illinois
MLA
Mgccora
Miehl O11
Phone
Thomson, Tll
Philathea
Bible Class
Rodney Sundbere
Georgene McDonald
Phillipines
Henry Blume
Elizabeth Senneff
Frankline Lee Stevenson
Fai Haven Aid Society
D. Vos
Oak
Potter Bros
Clarence Appel
Mgr
Thomas McKee
Argo Fay
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