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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1962

Page

3

Town Notes Brighten With Spring Hopes Across Clinton Area

Spring arrives with elections in the county and school races as candidates campaign ahead of the big vote next week. Lions Club plans a May Clean Up drive and a busy local scene includes fishing reports, a busy roads map with Route 64 and Hadwick Blacktop cited for rough spots, and a town board meeting noting bills paid.

Town Lions Club Wayne Groharing John Krahn Milwaukee John Chevrolet Florida Thomson Clinton Cordova Bob Bristol Bob Lanark Shannon Hadwick

Card of Thanks for Birthday Wishes and Bereavement

William Adams expresses thanks to neighbors and friends for birthday support. The Medendorp family offers heartfelt gratitude for sympathy after the death of Mrs Johannes K Medendorp. They thank Rev Dragt, those who provided music, pallbearers, those who sent flowers food or assisted in any way.

Wm. Adams Johannes K. Medendorp Dragt Corniel Medenbyr Harold Medendorp Harold Kramer Diane Deloris Wilma and Vernon Medenoor Janet Bramm John Medendorp

Thomson PTA To Hear Rev Baldner Speak

The Thomson Parent Teacher Association meets Thursday April 12 at 8 PM in the school cafeteria. Rev Karl Baldner of Milledgeville will discuss Its Up To Us to See Ourselves as Our Children See Us using high school survey topics like marriage and family life. Hostesses include Mrs Green Sour Halfman Holmquist Housenga and Dykema. no nursery due to low demand. Volunteers for child care invited.

Parent-Teacher Association Karl Baldner Milledgeville Baldner PTA Mmes J. J. Green John Sour Eugene Halfman Tony Holmquist James Housenga Edward Dykema Unit Marvin Holesinger

School Officials And Faculty Dinner At Sterling

The grade school board of directors hosted a dinner at Gordons Supper Club near Sterling for 58 staff members and guests including the secretary cook ing staff bus drivers and custodians. Speakers praised the district and songs were performed by a local quartet and others before a closing thanks.

Grade School Board of Directors Gordons Supper Club Sterling John Atherton Mervin Marshall Board of Education Illinois Herbert St. Ores Harold Witt Gilbert Holland Bruce Groharing Paul K. Witt Mr. Morelli

Dan Sacks Move to Tucson Arizona

Mr and Mrs Dan Sacks of Clinton Iowa have moved to Tucson Arizona Their new address is 4310 North Linda Lee Drive Tucson Mrs John Fedderson and daughter joined Mr Sack in the move but Mrs Sack was ill and could not travel by car She flew from Chicago in a jet taking 3 hours 29 minutes and informed her daughter Mrs Jerry Brinkman in Fulton of her safe arrival.

Dan Sack Clinton Tucson Ariz Linda Lee Drive John Fedderson Sack Chicago Jerry Brinkman Fulton

Senior class play draws Galva crowd

Shannon News notes that Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and family attended the Galva senior class play last Friday. Clark Curley, Mrs. Smith's grandson, appeared in the production. Sunday dinner guests at I R Senneff’s included Jeannie Senneff of Clinton James Kraber Jr Kimberly of Dixon and Mary Lou Uzarsky of Chicago.

Lloyd Smith Mike Ronnie Bonnie Jo Atherton Galva Clark Curley Smith I. R. Senneff Jeannie Senneff Clinton James Kraber, Jr Kimberly Dixon Mary Lou Uzarsky Chicago

Local hospital notes on Savannah area patients

The column lists Mrs. Herman Bimm former Thomson resident hospitalized in Savannah. Mrs. Charles Hersey remains a medical patient in Savannah hospital. Mrs. Howard Law of Savannah discharged from Savannah city hospital to recover with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Howard Leavens at Grand View. Mrs. Ellan Brand released to Maple Lawn nursing home in Thomson and improving. Charles Remery of Thomson still a patient in Iowa City hospital. He is as well as can be expected.

Charles Hersey Savanna Hospital Howard Law Savanna Savanna City Hospital Howard Grandview Mr. Law Ellan Brand Maple Lawn Nursing Home Thomson Charles Remery Iowa City

York Community Church to Serve Lunch and Baked Goods

The ladies of York Community Church will serve lunch and baked goods on election day. They invite voters to stop by after casting ballots in the primary election at the fire station on Tuesday April 10.

Ladies of the York Community Church

Church notices and services across multiple parishes

The bulletin lists service times for The Churches William Kendall and Wilbur Nicholson, Baptist and other denominations. It includes worship at various times, Sunday school schedules, meetings for youth groups, a neighbors party at Hickory Grove, lilies orders for Easter, and baptismal and Communion planned for April 18 at Argo Hickory Grove and Thomson churches. Also notes Fulton services and St Johns Savanna schedule.

Wilbur Nicholson Argo Fay Hickory Grove Thomson Eleanor Plumley Dorothy Law Argo

Spring Concert By School Band To Be April 11

Thomson school music director Richard Larsen announces the annual Spring Concert on April 11 at 8 PM in the Thomson school gym. The program features Junior High Jamboree Ain t We Got Fun Irish Serenade and solo contests with Mary Gruber Barbara Gruber Evelyn Wilt Jim Haas and others along with Varsity Band pieces and the Mitchelaries dance set. A free will offering will benefit the Music Boosters club.

Richard Larsen Thomson Schools Thomson Opal Mary Gruber Terry Kness Berceuse Barbara Gruber Evelyn Wilt Mitchelaries Beth Williams Jim Haas D. Bennett C. Carter el Alamo Music Boosters Club

York Township Library Joins National Library Week

The York Township library joins 500 libraries state wide for National Library Week on April 8 with the Read and Watch Your World Grow theme. Gov. Otto Kerner and Secretary of State Chas M Carpentier chair the Illinois observance. the week aims to promote reading and library development as public notices invite the community to visit. The library will offer coffee and cookies on Friday April 13 from 7 to 9 PM, with extended hours 7 to 9. Trustees will be present to answer questions and take suggestions.

York Township Illinois Witth Otto Kerner Chas. M. Carpentier Jas. E. Myers Springfield America National Library Board of Trustees

Thomson Grade Students Rate Very High Nationally

A National Board of Examiners spelling list was given to 5th to 8th graders in Kissimmee Florida. Results show high achievers across grades with 8th grade 90 and above including De loris Wilt and Debbra Bailey among others.

Thomson National Board of Examiners Kissimmee Fla Deloris Wilt Debbra Bailey James Hartman Steven Evans Ray A. Bissens Diana L. Daehler Cariy Baker Gary Buikema Aleda K. McGinty Kitty Ferguson Chere’ra Ballard David L. Daehler Debbra Lewis Linda Diephuis Dale Krahn Ruth Hoff Sherman Ashby Lana Rae Creighton Alice Carpenter Daniel Phillip Remrey Diane Crofts Jane Ann McGinnis Stephen K. Sippel Michael James Weis Judy Daniels Lola Jean Petersen Susan Knuth Jon Cate Arleta Wilt Luanne Frosch Charlene Cate Cathy Sippel Gary S. Korbar Dick Sloan Mary Ann Harridge Karen Schmitt Arthur Peacock Lawrence E. Vian Dennis McGin

School Lunch Menu April 9–16

The menu lists daily hot lunch options from Monday April 9 to Monday April 16 including Wieners kraut and mashed potatoes, Spaghetti and hamburger, Creamed turkey, Bar-B-Que sandwiches, Salmon salad, and chili. Each day includes milk and sides.

Thomson News Briefs Lead Weekend Travels and Visits

Next Monday Mrs Herman Haag will travel to Milwaukee to visit her friend Mrs Herbert Suerth then proceed to Berlin Wis to spend the rest of the week with her mother Mrs Lillian Kleeman Mmes Otto Switzer Merle Bielema and Marvin Holesinger attended the Womans club spring rally in Lanark last Tuesday Edward Hook son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hook returns home Saturday for a ten day leave from Ft Carson Colo Mr and Mrs Merle Atherton Sr spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Glen Raymond in Grand View Mr and Mrs George Kvargasrd and sons of Clinton Ia were Sunday dinner and supper guests of Mr and Mrs Fay Ashby and daughters

Herman Haag Milwaukee Wis Herbert Suerth Berlin Lillian Kleeman Otto Switzer Merle Bielema Marvin Holesinger Womans Club Lanark Edward Hook Fred Hook Ft. Carson Colorado Springs Colo Merle Atherton, Sr Glen Raymond Grand View George Kvarsgaard Clinton Fay Ashby

Joyce M. Cate Explains Candidacy for District 174 School Board

Joyce M. Cate answers questions about her bid for the District 174 School Board. She emphasizes education quality, dedication beyond pay, qualified administrators and teachers, intelligent board oversight, and cross-board cooperation between the Grade and High School boards. She also notes she did not seek both boards to avoid overcommitment.

Board of Education East West Berlin Joyce M. Cate

Electioneering Prohibition Near Polling Places

Article 9 Section 14 declares electioneering or vote solicitation within polling places or within 100 feet is a misdemeanor. Offenders face a fine of 25 to 100 dollars upon conviction and may be penalized for hindering voters approaching the polling place.

Local residents host guests across Iowa and Illinois

LeClaire couple Mr and Mrs Marvin Johns visited Hal Hey on Sunday afternoon and evening. James Morrison joined Lawrence Halfman and family for Sunday dinner. Savanna couple Mr and Mrs John Grande and Lanark couple Mr and Mrs Wallace Dresbach stopped by Amy Lewis and Dorothe Monday. Albany family Mr and Mrs Ed Kay visited John Ashpole Sunday evening.

Marvin Johns LeClaire Hal Hey James Morrison Lawrence Halfman John Grande Savanna Wallace Dresbach Lanark Amy Lewis Dorothe Ed Kay Albany John Ashpole

Thomson Alumni Banquet Committees Named for 1962

Mrs. Harold Witt announces committees for the 1962 Thomson Alumni Banquet to be held June 1. Invitations by Weatherwax Sullivan Williams Kustes and Holland. Dinner by Korbar Meakins Smith Durward. Table and dishes Carroll Mitchell Groharing Hoy. Decorating Atherton Stagg Plumley Wilt. Nominating Waltrip Turney Jurgens Fehler. Program Johnson McBride Kemmer Rawlins. Dance Eslinger Smith Schade. A committee meeting for all members is set April 17 at 7:30 PM in the school cafeteria.

Harold Witt Alumni Association Mmes Lawrence Weatherwax Lawrence Sullivan Richard Williams Thomas Kustes Hobart Holland Carl Korbar Max Meakins Lloyd Smith Clifford Durward Robert Carroll Lauren Mitchell Bruce Groharing Hal Hoy John Atherton Gilpin Stagg Robert Plumley Paul V. Wilt Warren Waltrip Gail Turney Harry Jurgens Franklin Fehler Robert Johnson Donald McBride Kenneth Kemmer Robert Rawlins Calvin Eslinger Paul Smith Glendora Schade Harold Wit

Cub Scouts Form New Den in Thom son

The March 23 meeting of Cub Scout Pack 252 at Thom son Methodist church basement announced a new Den 4 formed at Riverview with members Michael Hill David Fosdick Mac McWorthy Robert Falls and Mark Flickinger and Mary Falls as den mother Jon Drake joined Den 3. Awards included Wolf Bear and Gold arrows with multiple recipients. Den 2 served refreshments.

Thomson Methodist Church Robert Knuth Jack Flickinger den No. 4 Riverview Michael Hill David Fosdick Mac McWorthy Robert Falls Mark Flickinger Mary Falls Jon Drake den. No. 3 Gary Spencer Mark Pruis Steven Tempel Larry St. Ores Dale Drake Jim Halfman Charles Hersey Steven Hebeler Greg Flickinger Jim McKee den No. 2

Jeaninne Senneff Honored At Bridal Showers

Miss Jeaninne Senneff bride elect has been honored at a series of bridal showers over the past week. Guests included hospital coworkers and friends, schoolmates, and relatives. She will wed James P Conley on May 5 at Immaculate Conception Church in Fulton with a luncheon and reception at the Eagle club rooms in Clinton.

Jeaninne Senneff Hagberg Thomson Mery Hospital Miss Senneff Edwin Balk Fulton Larry Smith Wm. Blakeslee Mt. Carroll Fd Manning Chadwick I. R. Senneff

Ruth Circle Hosts Home Made Bake Sale at Starrs Cafe

The Ruth Circle will hold a bake sale at Starrs cafe on April 14 starting at 10 AM. Readied items include brown bread beans buns scones donuts cookies pies and home made cakes among others.

Ruth Circle Starr's Cafe

Woman's Club Elects Officers for Coming Year

The Savanna and Thomson Woman's Clubs held meetings with a travel program on Africa by Claire Golden and a Vogue style show. Officers chosen for the next year include President Carol Bielema and Vice President Phyllis Halfman, with other posts filled by members.

Woman’s Club

Club notices and meeting reminders for April events

The West End Home Bureau meets April 13 with Mrs. Paul Petersen on a color harmony and furnishings lesson. Lions Club holds regular meeting April 9 at the grade school and cleanup night April 6 at the old gym. Spot Light Club meets April 9 at 7 30 PM at the home of Mr and Anne Smith. PTA meets April 12 at 8 PM at the grade school. The Legion holds its monthly meeting April 10 at 7 30 in the Legion hall. Merton chapter CES meets April 10 in the Masonic hall Fulton.

William Kendall Claude Grim Young People’s Organization Spot Light Club Love Lloyd Smith West End Paul Petersen Lions Club Ane Smith PTA

Grass Fires Reported Around Legion Post Lot and Ray Rupple Farm

The Thomson fire department responded to a grass fire in the Legion post lot and adjacent field around 4 PM Friday caused by sparks from a trash burner. No damages were recorded. Earlier, on April 2, another grass fire across the road from the Ray Rupple farm prompted a response. cause is unknown.

Thomson Fire Department Legion Post Legion Hall Ray Rupple

Dean's List student Donna Feddersen earns high mark at St Paul Bible College

Donna Feddersen, daughter of Harold and Mrs. Fedder sen, Thomson NL, is among 43 students named to the Dean's List at St Paul Bible College in Minnesota. She ranks third in the sophomore class with a 3.769 GPA while enrolled in the General Diploma Course. The college, a regional school of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, enrolled 265 students this year and is pursuing broader academics after provisional accreditation from the University of Minnesota.

Donna Feddersen Harold Feddersen R. R Thomson, NL St. Paul Bible College St. Paul, Minn York Community High School Christian and Missionary Alliance University of Minnesota

Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Mervin Marshall

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith hosted a birthday party for Mrs. Mervin Marshall on Saturday evening. Guests visited and played pitch with prizes awarded: men's high Paul Smith, ladies high Maxine Marshall, men's low Robert Holland, ladies low Sylvia Witt, and the floater Helen Brenneman. Refreshments included pineapple orange angel food cake jello and coffee.

Paul Smith Mervin Marshall Maxine Marshall Robert Holland Sylvia Witt Helen Brenneman

Vernon Medendorp goes to U S Army service

Vernon R Medendorp the son of Mr and Mrs Corneil Medendorp of rural Thomson left March 18 for service in the U S Army. His address is Pvt Vernon R Medendorp 3rd Battalion 3rd Training Regiment Basic Ft Leonard Wood Mo. He would appreciate hearing from friends.

Service News Vernon Corneil Medendorp Thomson U. S. Army Pvt Vernon R. Medendorp Ft. Leonard Wood

Pancake Breakfast Set At Methodist Church

Local notice invites all to a pancake breakfast from 8 AM to 1 PM on Thursday April 12 at the Methodist church hosted by the Mary Circle. A free will offering or a 3 will be received. Supper guests included Mr and Mrs Dwight Atherton and Mrs Merle Atherton Sr at Green Rock Illinois.

Methodist Church Mary Circle Dwight Atherton Merle Atherton Townsend Green Rock Marvin Baker Clinton Jake Baker

Green families visit on Saturday afternoon

Mr and Mrs Russel Green visited Saturday afternoon with his brother and family Mr and Mrs Charles Green and sons.

Russel Green Mrs. Charles Green

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Dick McGinty Buster Witt John Carpenter Thomson, Ill Bruceterminix Bill Cronister Dan Sacks Shannon News Herman Bimm The York Baptist Philip W. Anderson Paul K. Wilt Methodist St. John’s Church Library News Thomson News Cub New den Warner Hartman Hazel Lowell Rose Boothby Hazel Hartman Arthur Martin Lawenceburg Ind Martin Anna Acker Heidt Howard Sack George Getz Paul Freiderich Darlene Ward Lawrence Bobby E. H. Gholson Bake Sale Kay Phillips R. Hornberg Andrew Greene Elzie North Amond Hillips Floyd Klitz Arnold Sikkema Miss Phillips National Bank of Gerald Shoemaker Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints Thomson Woman's Club Africa Claire Golden Port Byron Egypt Nile River Congo Zanzibar Johannesburg Cape of Good Hope Nairobi Golden Leopoldville James Has Accomecy Terry Leeness Vogue Mary Lee Johnson Vera Hickey Judy Hubble Darlene Flickinger Suzy Knuth Dorothy Carroll Helen Murray Roberta Ottens David Murray Kenneth Miller Eugene Murray Alice Switzer Carol Bielema Phyllis Halfman Marjorie Stage Lorraine Bissens Woman's Club Steven Stiles Fulton Junior Woman's Club Murray Harriet Holesinger Carroll County Federation Susie Knuth Jeannette Haas Paul Heusinkveld Pherna Prins Bess Potter Laura Marken Phyllis Hallam Patty Fosdick American Legion Legion DARI
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