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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1931

Page

6

Weeklong Evangelistic Services and Weekly Schedule

A local church outlines four weeks of preparatory services led by Rev. F W Deutsche with guest Rev C F Schriver, beginning next Sunday. Daily events include prayer meetings, cottage gatherings at specified homes, a youth and adult service, and altered midweek classes. Sunday schedule features services, Sunday school, preaching, and evangelistic meetings nightly through next week except Saturday.

F. W. Deutsche C.F. Schriver Rockford Vi Weber Oscar Rahn Anna Weber Christian Endeavor

Evang Lutheran Church Seeks Gifts for Porto Rico Children

On Sept 20 the 16th Sunday after Trinity at Evangelical Lutheran Church includes Sunday school at 9 30 and a morning worship at 10 30. The Treasure Chest on the superintendent's desk accepts small gifts like crayons pencils soap for Porto Rico children. The hot lunches offering raised 5 55 with the Junior choir under Mrs H F Zugschwerd providing special music.

Porto Rico H. FE. Zugschwerd

Lutheran Missionary Society Meets at Parsons Home

The Lutheran women’s missionary society gathered at Mrs. Henry Parsons’s home last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. F. W. Zugschwerdt led devotions in Mrs. Haag’s absence. Plans were discussed for an October birthday meeting, sending a delegate to the convention, and canning fruit for the Nachusa Orphanage. Refreshments followed the program.

Women's Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church Henry Parsons Haag F. W. Zugschwerdt Zupschwerdt Dmyrs Columbus Parsons B‘dges

Woman's Club Birthday Meeting At Home

Members of the Chadwick Women's Heading club will meet at the Way home on Thursday September 24 for a specially planned birthday meeting. The program committee announced an impressive idea for the gathering and promised more details next week.

Chadwick Womans Heading Club

Visitors at L. B Spencer Home

Mrs. La Vere Deets, Mrs. Edith Deets of Milledgeville, Mrs. Statia Fertinzon of California, and Mrs. Berta Baker of Bismarck North Dakota visited the L. B. Spencer home. Mrs. Baker, state treasurer of North Dakota and former local resident, will be remembered by many friends.

Chadwick Rural Mail Carriers Picnic Draws Attendees

Mr and Mrs Lawrence Strauch and family and Mr and Mrs Dial attended the Northern Illinois Aero Mail Carriers association gathering at Tawrence Park. Seventy members from ten counties were present. Delegates discussed a task for the National convention in California. The event featured speeches, music, and a picnic supper. Mr and Mrs W J Schreiner and family visited Mrs Brink in Dixon. Arthur Deets and family, previously at Parkwald moved to Gottlichbstad e residence.

Lawrence Strauch BR. . Dial Northern Illinois Aero Mail Carriers Association Tawrence Park California W. J. Schreiner Brink Dixon Arthur Deets Farkwalde Irow Hom Gottlichb Stade

Chadwick Bond Proposal Backed to Fund Water System

The Chadwick village faces a vote on a $9,000 bond issue to fund a new water tower tank and well. A Chicago engineering survey shows the town needs reliable water for all purposes and fire protection. The Review endorses the bond as prudent, noting minimal tax impact and potential savings from property loss by investing now.

Chadwick Chicago Consulting Main

Fred Zemke Wins Prize At Farm Bureau Picnic

Fred Zemke was among prize winners at a Farm Bureau program and picnic at Od Mil Park on Thursday attended by seven bureau members and friends. Prizes were awarded in contests as the Farm Bureau band played at eight, with welcomes from M. P. Ronke and George Woessner. A debate on Illinois farmers and cooperation followed, featuring Larry Williams and V. V. Vaniman. 4-H girls presented dresses and sang, then served refreshments, with local attendees from Chadwick and Hap py Go Luckies members among the crowd.

Fred Zemke Farm Bureau Od Mil Park Chris Bremmer Shannon Clarence J. Huss Mussbach Anne Lundy Savanna Ebner Shepherd Edward Sharp Carroll M. P. Ronke George Woessner County Farm Bureou M. S. Rogers Lester Rabn D. R. Lower Larry Williams V. V. Vaniman Chicago MP. Roske Adul.ence Chadwick Fred Spaulding W. H. Taylor

Hartman School Notes Enrollments by Grade at Hartman School

Pupils enrolled across grades at Hartman School include Lillian Lott, Lillian Hartman, Faye Maring, and Csina Houzenga in eighth. Hope Lott, Neal Maring in sixth. Bessie Hartman, Berha Kruse, Artetta Hartman, Winter Lott, Elmer Houzenga in fifth. Crystal Alexander, Irene Schreiner, Willard Lott, Henri ce Lott in third. Mildred Freiderick, Margaret Alexander in second. Arthur Lott, Crystal Hartman, Carl Maag in first. Pupils and teacher were treated to watermelons and muskmelons. thanks to Mr Haag for the treat.

Hartman School Lillian Lott Lillian Hartman Faye Maring Chrissina Houzenga Hope Lott Neal Maring Bessie Hartman Berha Kruse Artetta Hartman Win‘er Lott Elmer Houzenga Crystal Alexander Irene Schreiner Willard Lott Henrice Lott Mildred Freiderick Margaret Alexander Arthur Lott Crystal Hartman Carl Maag Mr. Haag Laura M. Dachler Tuscher

Amico Club Set Meeting At Mrs Getz Savannah Home

The Amico club will meet Friday at the Savannah home of Mrs. Walter Getz. Each member should be prepared to read her favorite poem.

Amico Club Laura Getz Amigo Club Walter Getz Savanna

Amigo club outing at Emerson school

Amigo club members and husbands enjoyed a wiener toast at Emerson school on Friday evening with many couples attending. The article lists attendees including Mr and Mrs Anthony Cambman Mr and Mrs Albert Hartman and several others plus notes on members traveling to Rockford and Carthage for teaching and schooling tasks.

Amigo Club Emerson School Anthony Cambman Albert Hartman C. A. Etnyre Lee Etnyre SS. Harter Jack Martin Dwight Spdalman

Philathea Class Surprises Mrs Honberger at Home

Twenty five members of the Philathea class at Hope Church held a surprise party for their teacher Mrs Charles Honberger at her home. The program included songs prayers words of appreciation and a duet. Guests enjoyed a social hour and refreshments. Mrs Ronberger received a floral basket and a painted picture as tokens of esteem.

Philathea Hope Church Charles Honberger Honberger Senneff Leona Wagner Oscar Rehn Tom Sholtz Clase

Chadwick Boys Return To School At Carthage

Elver Eisfeller and Clarence Yoeckel leave home to pursue college work in Carthage. Elver starts his senior year and Clarence becomes a junior as they continue their studies this week.

Chadwick Boys Carthage Elver Eisfeller John Eisfeller Clarence Yoeckel Carl Yoeckel Elver Clarence

Births and visits noted in local column

A ten pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Sanford Johnson near Ideal on Thursday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Kingery in San Diego California on Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Esteller visited at the George Haag home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Reh entered tained Mr and Mrs Walter Palmer Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Gus and children of Vancouver Washington have been visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs John Mest. Mr and Mrs L J Gungy entertained Earl McIntyre at a dinner in honor of his birthday anniversary Sunday. Mrs Emma Burkett is visiting with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Oscar Rahn. Mr and Mrs REL Kingery of Morrison were dinner guests at the Kingery home on Sunday.

Sanford Johnson Near Ideal C. M. Kingery John Kingery San Diego Calif Charles Esteller George Haag Henry Reh Walter Pumper Frank Gus Vancouver Wash John Mest L. J. Gnngey Earl McIntyre Emma Burkett Oscar Rahn Rel Kingery of Morrison Kingery Home

Chadwick Parent-Teachers Association Holds First Meeting

A large crowd of Chadwick parents attended the first PTA meeting at the school Monday evening. They voted to meet monthly on the second Monday and to serve refreshments four times a year. John Eisfeller welcomed teachers as co workers for the welfare of children. A P Kenyon urged cooperation among child home and school to provide the best environment. The program featured Linora and Evan Rabn in a duet and a read by Hugh Senneff, with Eskimo Pies served afterward.

Chadwick Parent-Teachers Association John Eisfeller Inez Honberger Esther Mortenson Po T. A. Work A. P. Kenyon Wacers Wwo Téady Lanora Evan Rabn Evan Rhan Hugh Senneff Castor Hugh Deutsche W. E. Bridges

Miss Bessie Schreiner Leaves for Macomb

Miss Bessie Schreiner daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Schreiner and a member of the class of 1931 left Tuesday morning with her parents for Macomb where she will enter the Normal school She has been working in Morrison during the summer months and made a record at high school ready for normal school work

Bessie Zugschwerdt Rockford Sam Hummelman Lewis Zugschwerdt Robert Geison Alice’ Schleming Carthage Clarence Voeckel Ethan Kisseller Elver Morrison Anthony Cambman Albert Hartman Misa Bessie Schreiner Harvey Schreiner Inrents Macomb Will I Miss Schreiner

Picnic Supper Attended by Lawrence Park Families

A group including Mr. and Mrs. Norman Deutsch and son, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stoner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Louzinger and family, and Mrs. Grace Hartman and families enjoyed a picnic at the Pines, Sunday. A splendid picnic supper was enjoyed by the group.

Norman Deutsche Dan Stoner Jake Louzinger Grace Hartman the Pines

Beede School Enrollment and Local Baseball Result

Miss Lenora Rahn reports full enrollment at Borde School for next year with students including Donald Queckboerner, Alice Queckboerner, Margar et Queckboerner, Ruzsell Queckboerner, Robert Lego, Mary Williams, Roy Queckhoerner, Rus sell Lego, Ruth Krimer, and Robert Queckboerner. Exterior repairs and new paint brighten the building. A Fenberger School team defeated Beede School 38 to 21 in a Friday baseball game. a rematch is set for Friday at Honberger School.

Lenora Rahn Borde School Donald Queckboerner Alice Margaret Queckboerner Ruzsell Queckboerner Robert Lego Mary Williams Roy Queckhoerner Russell Lego Ruth Krimer Robert Queckboerner

Chadwick Nips Thomson 4 3 After Late Rally At Webers Field

In a Sunday game at Webers field Chadwick beat Thomson 4 to 3. Seven Chadwick runners were tagged while base running hindered scoring on clean hits. Shultz limited Thomson to two hits through seven innings. A ninth inning single by Wilt and a misplay on Smith’s liner produced the winning run. Pravant caught well in his first game as Chadwick plans a rematch.

Chadwick Thomson Shultz Geist Miller Eisseller Lewis Kisfeller Provant Bill Doty John Doty Shulta Smith Deisz Doty Pravant Ted Wilt Chadwick Boys Weber’s Field

Attend Reunion of Bashaw Family in Savanna

A Bashaw family reunion was held in Savanna on Sunday with fifty four members present. Mrs. Alice Colehour of Pruston Prairie was elected president, Stuart Bashaw became secretary, and Mrs. Lake Wickiser of Lanark was named vice president. A picnic dinner was served and plans were made for next year’s gathering on the same date at the same site. Numerous Bashaws and relatives from Savanna Lanark Chana and surrounding areas attended, including Mrs. Jeras Towa Beran of Chicago and others.

Jesse Prairie Mil Park Seno Alice Colehour Pruston Mily Nual Savanna Stuart Lake Wickinser Lanark Labi Park Long Preston Prairie Geo Milterghters Jang Anna Mah Burt Earl Bancroft John Day Doris Chana Ghey Bashaw Jesse Colehour Spencer Hond Jeanette Presta Annie Engiekin Ter Edna Songer Prairie Tine Burton Elmer Leonard Wenzal Fred Asay Thay Mer Bash Chas E. Stuart Mar.tranch Evelyn Jus Carrol Alive B. Stuart Oscar Flickinger Phineas Vernon

Red Cross plans county school health inspections

The Red Cross with Carroll County funds and Tuberculosis association backing appoints nurse Dorothy Skewes for a four month inspection drive across county schools. Cooperation with local health officers aims to avoid duplication. one high school home nursing class may be offered for girls. Priority is on organized, early inspection in select schools with parents accompanying children and questions prepared in advance.

Carroll County Tubsrentos Red Cross Dorothy Skewes Miss Skewes Tuberculosis Association

Lang Daughter Leaves For Nurse Training In Chicago

Miss Lang reports to Mason City hospital in Chicago to take a nurses training course. She travels with her father Clarence Lang and uncle George Lang, along with Tenant Herbert Spearman, after watching the Sax-Cubs game on Chase Wednesday. The report places Nisa Wildrog Tung as daughter.

Nisa Wildrog Tung Ani Clarence Lang George Lang Herbert, Spearman Chase Sax-Cubs Miss Lang Masonie Hospital

Mrs. K. W. Senneff Returns From Hospital

Mex Kenneth Senneff, hospitalized after a Naptha explosion burns, was discharged from Milledgeville hospital and is now cared for at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs H J Spealman.

Kenneth Senneff Milledgeville Hospital Aimce H. J. Spealman

Breaks Arm at Star School in Two Places

Earl Rahn five year old son of Mr and Mrs Earl Rahn of east of town broke his left arm in two places while playing at Star school Friday. He was rushed to Chadwick then Free Port where the break was set. He is feeling much better now. Mrs Dora Tilton will move to Lanarksean to live with daughter Mrs Harry Schoen. The Tilton home will be occupied by Mr and Mrs Walter Hepake.

DLB Saar Bailey Cafe Smith Oil Station Sis Shiley Sheriff Shiley Deputy Barnes Baileys Spencer Task Highway 40 Robson Corners Smith Station Earl Rahn East of Town Star School Chadwick Dora Tilton Lanarksean Harry Schoen Tilton Walter Hepake

Richard Clements Leaves to Enroll at University of Iowa

Richard Clements and his mother Annette Clement depart Clinton for the University of Iowa where he will join the Pharmacy school. A Chadwick High School graduate, he worked at Ford Hopkins Drug Store in Clinton before resigning last week to pursue further education.

Richard Clements University OF Iowa Annette Clement Vis Clinton Pharmacy School University of Lews Clinton Joe Mitchell Richard Chadwick High School Dixon Businessollege Ford Hopkins Drug Store

Charles Keil Honored Guest On 85th Birthday

Mr Charles Keil was honored at his son Henry Keils home with a birthday anniversary gathering. Attending were Dr and Mrs Conrad Keil and daughter Bonnye Freeport Mr Charles Keil My and Mrs Henry J Dachler and daughters Laura Clara Velda Arthur Sisler Mr and Mrs Henry Keil and daughter Ruth. Keil received several nice gifts.

Charles Keil Henry Keil Conrad Keil Bonnyelor Freeport Henry J. Dachler Laura Clara Velda Arthur Sisler Ruth Keil

Chadwick Festival Draws Local Parade and Exhibits

Chadwick folks attended the Pall Fall Festival held under Py Woman's Organ. a splendid parade and many exhibits drew sightseers. Hurless of Milledgeville won multiple prizes at the Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee, including top ribbons for hogs and sows.

Chadwick Pall Milledgeville Milwaukee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ent Evang Lutheran Church Trine Ity Lutheran Missionary Society PaRson Wor L. B Spencer Farm Bureau Service PIC I Nic Priday Bessie Schreiner Lawrence Park Beede School Sunda Chadwick AB H Lang Geist Mest Shultz Doty Prowant Estelle Behromney UR Mister Lewis Melendy Wit Smith Town Holland Ol Blodgrour Martindale Ba‘shaw Tanfor County Chicago Hospital K. W. Senneff CL. Hurless Wisconsin Stane Air Alice Beede Lego Hom Ahwordt Walter ‘Terling
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