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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
5
Chadwick locals report a busy weekend with visits from Vernon Hohnadh and Oregon guests, Chicago trips for the World's Fair, and numerous social contacts. Attendees include Kerch in Sterling attorney meeting, Miss Esther Mortenson and Miss Hazel Zugschwerdt in Chicago, and many Chadwick residents visiting relatives or at gatherings across Dixon, Geneseo, and Savanna.
Hope Church youth group will present a musical program at 7 30 Sunday evening during the regular service Rev G Hberly returns to lead Sunday services Sept 27 The program list includes devotional readings duets and various vocal and instrumental numbers by Congregation members and local families.
A group including Chris Dembman Ceci Zegschwerdt Don Herris and Harry Carbaugh returned from a trip to Hollamdale Lima around 4 30 Monday. They drove 287 miles in 11 hours starting early Sunday and completed the return in 12 hours with heavy loads on both trucks. They observed a highway wreck and noted local potato and celery farming with a cooperative system in Minnesota.
Mor and Mrs Orval Rahn were hosts at a reception for the newlyweds Thursday evening at the Rahn home. A full dinner was served at 8 o'clock followed by social visiting and games. Guests included Elmer and Oscar Rahn, Earl Weber, Charles Dial Jr, Reynold Bloyer, Clifton Spencer, Henry Rahn, Kathryn Rahn, Katie Rahn, Ann Weber, Lenora Rahn, Anita Rahn, Maude Rahn, Dorothy Dial, Arnie Dial, Maude Feiler, George Weber, and Charles Ryan. Betty and Richard Clements left for Mount Vernon Iowa where Miss Betty enrolled at Terrnell College and Mr. Clement will continue studies at the University of Iowa.
Ruth Seaver of Savanna showcased a shell collection at the Mid Carroll Woman’s club meeting. The display featured shells, sponges, and corals as part of a seaside-themed afternoon.
Ben Stadel returned from Dunque Iowa with a carload of gloves tied by laborers. New taxes added almost a dollar a dozen to prices, plus cotton, sparcenames, and labor tax amounting to 18.93 on the list. Farmers will face higher glove prices than last year.
Qh and Mrs Harve Schreiner hosted a splendid birthday dinner Sunday honoring the anniversaries of Miss Bessie Schreiner and Beverly Hohnadle. Guests included Mrs Emma Hohnadle Mrs Elizabeth Hohnadle Mr and Mrs Hare Schreiner Mr and Mrs Vernon Hohnadle and Miss Haze Schreiner among the attendees.
Forreston high school prepares for a Friday afternoon game against Chadwick at the school gym. The matchup features a strong Forreston squad aiming to defeat Chadwick, with a 4 o'clock tipoff and an invitation to the public to attend.
Chadwick fouten in late innings allow Milledgeville to win 6 to 4 in the opening game of the 1933 season at Milledgeville. Nolan Zugschwerdt pitched seven innings of four hit ball for Chadwick. Chadwick pushed across runs in the second and fifth innings, while Milledgeville answered with a three-run fifth and two late errors helped them secure the win.
Members of the Commercial Club discussed and voted to assist in making arrangements for a gravel road project. In a Homimal Gide meeting at Mrs Vine Myer's home, Mix Malin spoke on federation and Mrs Mackay read poetry. Chadwick women attended dinner with Dan Sisler at his home before the gathering.
Chadwick and Milledgeville playground teams split a doubleheader at Milledgeville. In game one Tom Oakley led a Chadwick win 27 to 12 after Chadwick trailed 11 to 4. John Frank starred on the mound in game two as Chadwick won 12 to 9 and the seventh inning brought a late Chadwick rally.
Mrs W J Schreiner president of the womens missionary society at Wepe Evangelical church and her committee issued the schedule for the district womans missionary rally to be held at Chadwick on Wednesday September 27. Morning and afternoon sessions include a grumble dinner at noon. Attendees from Sterling Woodbine Stockton Chadwick and Fairhaven churches will participate with song and devotional segments and a missionary address by Mrs TL L Tarhr of China.
The regular Scout meeting was held Monday with Jack Gosz as a candidate on hand for registration. Families were asked to pay 30 cents for membership and a four-well craft contest was set. parents will judge and pick the three best entries. Richard Sarauch to arrange further details. William Traum and Jean Saucer named as chairmen for Merlin initiation trip. local guests from Lanark noted.
Volunteer class members held a surprise party for Mrs Helen Rahn Friday evening at her home. Guests presented gifts, played games, and enjoyed refreshments. Attendees included Lurille Mest Gladys Mest Frances Schreiner Arlene Queckhierner June Queckhierner Marion Genon Crystal Stem Margaret Mowers Polo Esther Eberle Lois Spessman Maude Rahn. Mrs W W Schreiner recovering from injuries from Monday fall at work.
Fox School began September 4 with Miss Ruth Everly as teacher and an enrollment of 15 in one class. Grades listed include eighth Alice Adolph and Pearle Robinson. seventh Harry Leenhart Richard Adolph Marion Hook Ver nex Lenhart Francis Robinson. sixth Ebern Ti Herbert Leenhart and Robert Cari am. fourth Mane Robinson. third Ralph Adolph Marcia Turnbaugh. first Donald Pumper Pami Isenhart. The community notes a birthday party for Mrs A Braun and Mr B Lorenzon from Mount View.
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