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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1944
Page
6
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Argo area residents spent Sunday with relatives in Lanark and Clinton. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Verne Kaufman and Earl, Mrs. Grace Moyer and Lou Moyer, and many others as kinfolk gathered at multiple homes. Kathryn Dykstra moved to live with the Nelsons and enrolled in Argo school. Frequent health updates and birthday observances marked the social tenor of the period.
Thomson News Merlea Atherton and Claude and Leslie Grim visited Cascade Iowa last Friday where Mr. Grim bought a large power cane press. He expects to expand sorghum acreage next season. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith shared Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Irve Neuschwanger at Mr. Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Green of Argo visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith Saturday evening.
Traveler Bert E. Hadley recalls meeting an old Mexican Indian on the highway. He travels by a small old burro car with no brakes, heading to see his girlfriend in the mountains. He is calm about the long journey, saying cactus could sustain him.
Chadwick trucker C. M. Dambman reports his regular cheese shipment from Chadwick Co operative to Swift and Co. in Chicago was halted near Mannheim Road beyond Elmhurst on a rainy bridge night. Two men, one in uniform, robbed him of cash checks and gas coupons after disabling the ignition. He sustained facial injuries and tooth damage, with a $3 cash loss and a missing 10 dollar bill.
Sunday visitors gather at the Paul Smith home including the Joe Blair family and Willard Ballard party from Morrison. Henry Young, Petty Hottenstein, and Myrtle Bull spawn multiple visits. Pfc LaVere Kness and wife spent time with Wes Kness. Guests from River Forest and Savanna assist with moves at Maude McGinty’s. Elmer Davis family heads to Glenwood Arkansas. soldiers prepare for duty.
Notice by the Board of Education of School District 201 Carroll County Illinois. An election for one member of the board for a three year term will be held Saturday April 8 1944 at Thomson Village Hall polls open 12 noon close 7 PM. By order Chas W Hogg president Rush W Carroll attested.
Lieutenant Kermit W. Hartman of the 15th AAF Fighter Command earned two Oak Leaf Clusters to the Air Medal for actions in the South Pacific. He flew with the Sun Setters in February and participated in the fighter squadron's success over Rabaul, contributing to a tally of 163 Japanese planes. Hartman, 22, born in Mount Carroll Illinois, is credited with destroying half a Jap Zero and is one of 19 pilots honored for gallantry at a South Pacific fighter base.
Fac Simile of Official Ballot to be voted at the annual election of the York Community High School at the Village hall Thom son Ill April 8 1944 Polls open from 12 oclock noon till 7 p m
An aerial combat report describes Lieut. Andrews and the narrator attacking the leading Zero during a head on pass. They opened fire at 150 yards and continued until withdrawal, tracers striking the right wing root causing smoke. The Zero burst into flames and went down.
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