Local Families Enjoy Weekend Visits and Moves
A notice of residents moving to Dixon local families and relatives visiting in Davenport Ta Clinton Ia Los Angeles and Chicago. It lists Norman D French Jr and family moving to Dixon with Norman employed locally while Martha French teaches in Davenport. Several extended visits include Hemmer Weitkamp Cate and Marshall families in Davenport Milledgeville Clinton and Bancroft Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman D. French, Jr
Diane
Dixon
Norman
John Demaree
Martha French
Lincoln School
Davenport
Frank Hemmer
Olive Weitkamp
Ciendal Indiana
E. 0. Hemmer
Millard Cate
Judy
Merle Cate
Gladys Cate
Mary
Norma
Mervin Marshall
Marshall
Melvin Marshall
Charles Hogg
Wm. Price
Delmar
Alice Lino
Clinton
Alvena
Louise Schultz
Los Angeles
Calif
Melvin Martens
Chicago
Fred Miller
Henry Lohmeier
Kathryn Hawk
Justice Prins
Milledgeville
Hubert Williams
Son Burton
Stockton
Arthur Pape
Jaye Gillespie
Harvey Kramer
Leslie Kramer
George Kramer
Bancroft
Wisconsin
Death notice of Charles Willis former Thomson resident
Word came that Charles Wills died at his Zion Illinois home on Sunday August 29 after years of ill health. Born July 16 1876 in Thomson he married Clara Fye on August 16 1902 and the couple farmed locally before moving to Grays Lake and later Zion. Funeral and burial were in Waukegan. Other brief items note anniversaries and visits among local residents and Evelyn Ashpole's new job at Mercy Hospital Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wills
Thomson
Willis
Zion
Ill
Mr. Willis
Thomas
Jeferson
Elizabeth Willis
Clara Fye
Grays Lake
Hrothers
Waukegan, Il
Service Medals To Be Presented This Evening
Officials of Chadwick post of the American Legion urge World War II veterans to attend a meeting at the Fair Slaven town hall in Chadwick this Thursday to receive honorary medals for wartime service. Army and Navy officers will present medals. veterans should bring discharge papers to verify eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
American Legion
Dinner guests and visitors in area homes
Wednesday evening visitors for Henry Youn Sr. included Ray Schultz from Rockford and Charles Young plus his wife from Blackhawk Village, with Charles Sissens and family of Morrison. Various residents and relatives from Davenport, Clinton, Savanna, Oneida, Blackhawk Village, and Tacoma visited local households on Thursday through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Neal
Keith
Larry
von Indiana
Ev. Neal
Toe One Methodist Church
Bill Roggenlorf
Gus Roggendorf
Dorothy
Wim. Newman
Tacoma
Wash
Rudy Brock
I Savanna
Francis Fisher
Sheboygan Falls
Wis
Henry Youn Sr
Ray Schultz
Rockford
Charles Young
Blackhawk Village
Charles Sissens
Morrison
Paul Munson
Harold Elliott
Apple River Canyon
Jey Cooke
Davenport
Thomson
Mary Dalrymple
Lydia Armstrong
Clinton
Tom Watson
Savanna
Earl Roggendorf
Cordovi
John Cooper
Jack Reagan
G. A. Smith
Paul Holding
Donna
Oneida
Paul K. Wilt
Kerry Lee
A. J. Kenyon
Alexandria
Ida Anderson
Wm. Newman
South Beloit
Clarence Allen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Blue Sto~es, Inc
Susie Ug
Soz
Swift’s Cleanser
Ige
Ine
J. M. Fay
John McCaughey
Platteville Teachers College
Platteville, Wis
Kyle’ S Tavern Prison
Llewellyn Fay
J.M. Fay & Son
Fulton, Illinois
Diehl Oil Co
Thomson, Illinois
Ideal Church
Sponsored By
Ideal Youth
Maurice Strukhoff
Thomson—Dial
Charles Willis
J. W. Gillespie
Barbara
Gillespie
Bob Campbell
Oakville
Austin Higley
Helen Wentling
Lynn Babcock
Sterling
Gus Roegendorf
Dubuque
Oneida Wis
Myrone Tibbetts
Leonard Stage
Evelyn Ashpole
Mercy Hospital
Back Oak Grange
The
Grange
State Bank
Riverside
New Delle River
Riverside Tires
Merle Atherton
Mobilgas Mobiloil
New
Gerber
Barby Y
Ned
ARGO
Thomson 395
Potter Bros., Inc
Argo-Fa
Sack & McBride
Oleo
C. F
Campbell’’s
Cluyvee Farm
Aul Holding
Indianapolis
Ind
Mr. Holding
Newman
Bill Roggendorf
Gus Rogeendorf
Margaret S. Heusinkveld
G-E Disposals
L.se
General Electric
Paul Heusinkveld
A. D
Roy I. Houghton
Massey-Harris
Massey-Harris Fey
P.T.O
Roy Bronkema
Fourth St. Fulton
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