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Survivor(s): Mrs. J. T. Renwick, Mrs. Kenneth Handshug, Mrs. J. R. Murdock, Mrs. David Walker, Ross Renwick and Lewis W. Renwick. Predeceased: Dorothy Schoo, J. T. Renwick and Jimmy Renwick.⁴

Local and Personal Brevities
Mr. and Mrs. William Craigen and little daughter, Carol Jean of Chicago were weekend visitors of the Charles Rosenes. Mrs. Angie Benson, also or Chicago, and who is an aunt of Mrs. Rosene, accompanied tbe Craigen family here and remained over Sunday. They came to be present at the wedding of Jack Renwick and Dorothy Schoo which took place, Saturday afternoon in DeKalb.⁵

Local and Personal Brevities
Mr. and Mrs. William Craigen and little daughter, Carol Jean of Chicago were weekend visitors of the Charles Rosenes. Mrs. Angie Benson, also or Chicago, and who is an aunt of Mrs. Rosene, accompanied tbe Craigen family here and remained over Sunday. They came to be present at the wedding of Jack Renwick and Dorothy Schoo which took place, Saturday afternoon in DeKalb.¹

Sycamoe People Attend Funeral Of Mrs. J. Renwick
Mrs. Dorothy Schoo Renwick, 20, wife of John Renwick of DeKalb and sister-in-law of Mrs. Jack Hartman of this city, passed away Tuesday morning in DeKalb, after giving birth to a daughter. Her untimely death will be mourned by a large number of friends.

Funeral services were held this morning at 9:30 o'clock form St. Mary's church in DeKalb with burial in St. Mary's cemetery.

Attending the funeral from Sycamore were Mr. and Mrs. Hartman and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosene. Mrs. Rosene's two sisters, Mrs. Frank Havel and Mrs. Louis Springer also her daughter, Mrs. William Craigen and two small granddaughters who came from Chicago to attend the funeral service.⁴

Among DeKalb Women
     News comes to DeKalb of a lovely wedding which was solemnized at the Walloon Lake Church in Michigan recently, when Lucille Spaulding. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A Spaulding of Walloon Lake, Mich, became the bride of Ross V. Renwick. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Renwick of DeKalb.
     The bride was charming in blue with white accessories. Her attendant wore orchid with white accessories and each wore a beautiful shoulder cordage. Russell Spaulding attended the groom.
     After the double ring service a reception was held at the Community House with 35 relatives and friends of the couple present.
     Those attending the wedding from this vicinity were Vergene Renwick of DeKalb. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosene and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartman of Sycamore.
     Mr. and Mrs. Renwick left for a brief wedding trip, stopping in DeKalb for "a visit with his parent. They are.now at home at 119 H East Bremer Street, Cadillac. Mich.
     Mr. Renwick has many friends here, having attended the schools in DeKalb, and working here several years previous to going to Michigan, and all wish him and his bride a future of great happiness.⁹

For a number of years, Ross and Lucile owned and operated a store at Walloon Lake. See "Walloon Lake Michigan Wanderings" for a number of pictures fromm this era.¹⁶

Survived by her husband, Ross Renwick. Survivor(s): Varn Renwick. Predeceased by her parents: Leslie Spalding and Mary Ford.¹

Among DeKalb Women
     News comes to DeKalb of a lovely wedding which was solemnized at the Walloon Lake Church in Michigan recently, when Lucille Spaulding. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A Spaulding of Walloon Lake, Mich, became the bride of Ross V. Renwick. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Renwick of DeKalb.
     The bride was charming in blue with white accessories. Her attendant wore orchid with white accessories and each wore a beautiful shoulder cordage. Russell Spaulding attended the groom.
     After the double ring service a reception was held at the Community House with 35 relatives and friends of the couple present.
     Those attending the wedding from this vicinity were Vergene Renwick of DeKalb. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosene and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartman of Sycamore.
     Mr. and Mrs. Renwick left for a brief wedding trip, stopping in DeKalb for "a visit with his parent. They are.now at home at 119 H East Bremer Street, Cadillac. Mich.
     Mr. Renwick has many friends here, having attended the schools in DeKalb, and working here several years previous to going to Michigan, and all wish him and his bride a future of great happiness.⁵

For a number of years, Ross and Lucile owned and operated a store at Walloon Lake. See "Walloon Lake Michigan Wanderings" for a number of pictures fromm this era.⁸

Survivor(s): Robert L. Renwick. Predeceased: Andrew White and Erikka Juusola.¹

New Year's Day the Jack Hartmans attended a birthday dinner party at the DeKalb home of Mrs. J. T. Renwick, who entertained in honor of the twenty-first birthdays of their twin daughters, Mrs. Kenneth Handschug and Vergene Renwick, both of DeKalb.⁴

The Maid of Honour and Best Man were John Renwick. His parent(s) were listed as Charles J Murdock and Mrs. Charles J Murdock. Her parents were listed as John Renwick and Mrs. John Renwick.¹

Societies and Clubs
A pretty holiday wedding was solemnized here on Friday evening at the Methodist parsonage when the lives of Miss Vergene Renwick, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Renwick of Sycamore and James Richard Murdock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Murdock of Columbus, Ohio, were united in marriage, the impressive ceremony being read by Dr. H. H. Hough. They were attended by Miss Carrie Considine and John Renwick, Jr. the latter a brother of the bride.

The bride was becomingly attired in an orchid suit with which she wore black accessories and a corsage of gardenias. Her only piece of jewelry was a mother of pearl lavaliere, a gift from the groom.

Miss Considine chose an acqua (sic) suit with brown accessories. White carnations comprised her corsage.

Following the nuptial rites, a delectable turkey dinner was served at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Charles Rosene of this city. Places were laid for 19 at a table beautifully decorated in poinsettias and centered with a large tiered wedding cake. After felicitations had been extended the happy young couple departed on a brief honeymoon trip.

The new Mrs. Murdock is a graduate of the DeKalb Township High school and is now employed at the Interstate Aircraft in DeKalb. Her husband is also employed there.

Their many friends are extending best wishes to them for a happy wedded life.¹

Predeceased: Jervis Milam.⁹

Locals and Personals
Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosene, accompanied by Mrs. John Renwick and granddaughter, Frances Ann Tome, also Mrs. Jack Hartman of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Handschug and daughter, Bonnie of DeKalb motored to Chicago, where they were among the guests at a large family dinner party that noon at the home of Mrs. Rosene's sister, Mrs. Joe Klass and husband.²

Societies and Clubs
Miss Frances Ann Tome, grand-daughter of Mrs. Mary Renwick of this city, observed her 14th birthday very pleasantly Friday at the Coltonville school where she is a student by treating all the pupils and her teacher, Mrs. Marie Murray, cake and ice cream during the luncheon hour at noon.³

Societies and Clubs
Mrs. Charles Rosene graciously opened her home Friday evening for a post-marital shower party, honoring her niece, Mrs. Jervis Milam of Waukegan, the former Frances Tome of this city, who was married on July 3. Mrs. Milam is the granddaughter of Mrs. Mary Renwick. There were 28 guests present, coming from Kentucky, Chicago, DeKalb, Illiopolis and Sycamore.⁷

Weather Causes Two Accidents Sunday Evening
The bad weather of Sunday evening appears to have been direct cause of two DeKalb county accidents, one of which brought injury to a Sycamore woman. She is Mrs. Oscar Lawton, 68, suffering with chest and head injuries and was yet in Sycamore hospital Monday.

The first crash involved three cars and occurred about 6:45 o'clock three quarters of a mile north of here on Route 23. Oscar Lawton, 61, Sycamore, was south bound.

His car and a north bound car driven by Jervis Milam, 18 (sic), of Gurnee, Ill. collided head-on. He suffered a bruised left eye, received first aid but was not hospitalized. Frances A. Milam, 18, accompanying Jervis injured her left eye.

L. W. Wilkins, 53, of Lydon, Ill., was also north bound and following the Lawton car. The latter car rammed the rear of the crashed Lawton car. He was unhurt but Evelyn Wilkins, 38, who was with him suffered cuts about her face and head. Also riding with Wilkins were Nancy Skibbe and Mrs. Samuel Kain but the latter were unhurt.⁵

Determine/confirm who the parents are of Rebecca Roy of Georgia and Ashley Milam of Wadsworth, Ill; Jonathon Milam of South Carolina, Dennis Milam of Milwaukee and Matthew of Waukegan;
and a great-grandson, Rain Elder of Salem.Frances' grandhildren.⁹

Weather Causes Two Accidents Sunday Evening
The bad weather of Sunday evening appears to have been direct cause of two DeKalb county accidents, one of which brought injury to a Sycamore woman. She is Mrs. Oscar Lawton, 68, suffering with chest and head injuries and was yet in Sycamore hospital Monday.

The first crash involved three cars and occurred about 6:45 o'clock three quarters of a mile north of here on Route 23. Oscar Lawton, 61, Sycamore, was south bound.

His car and a north bound car driven by Jervis Milam, 18 (sic), of Gurnee, Ill. collided head-on. He suffered a bruised left eye, received first aid but was not hospitalized. Frances A. Milam, 18, accompanying Jervis injured her left eye.

L. W. Wilkins, 53, of Lydon, Ill., was also north bound and following the Lawton car. The latter car rammed the rear of the crashed Lawton car. He was unhurt but Evelyn Wilkins, 38, who was with him suffered cuts about her face and head. Also riding with Wilkins were Nancy Skibbe and Mrs. Samuel Kain but the latter were unhurt.⁴