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Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1925

Page

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Band Outlook For Summer Is Excellent

The Thomson Band held its second rehearsal at the High School Tuesday afternoon and showed great improvement. Director H. L. Booth leads a diverse group including Counts, Holland, Strauch, Darrow, Stige, and many instrument sections with current members and others ready to join. The message urges community support and participation for band development.

Thomson H. L. Booth Robert Holland Calvin Strauch C.S. Darrow Charlie Stige Fay Green Lynn Carpenter George Lohmeier Miss Simpson Miss Brooke Miss Obourne H. A. Cate Ivan Carroll Lorn Hollinshead G. A. Smith Les Fuller Herbert Dee

Ball Boys Begin First Practice Despite Chill

The ball boys held their first practice last Sunday showing they still remember the finer points of the game. Lew Kness has been appointed to oversee Dunshee Cemetery for this summer.

Lew Kness Dunshee Cemetery

Miss Leota Carroll Becomes Private Secretary in Hawkeye Feed

Leota Carroll finishes Clinton Business College course and secures a private secretary post with Hawkeye Feed. Friends note her achievement and wish her continued success as she begins a two and weeks Easter period.

Leota Carroll Clinton Business College Hawkeye Feed Mr. Mitchell Thomson

Operation A Success for Mrs Dyson After Surgery

Mrs Harry Dyson is recovering well from her recent operation and will soon be able to return home. She was visited by her family on Sunday and Mr Robt Dyson.

Harry Dyson Rob’t Dys

Bennet and Strauch Couples Visit Rockford Day

Mr and Mrs R D Bennet with Mr and Mrs H Strauch motored to Rockford on Saturday and spent the day at the Clifton Bennett home Clifton works for a tire manufacturer and likes Rockford Mrs Emily Sheridan is on the sick list and hoped to be at the bank

R. D. Bennet H. Strauch Rockford Clifton Bennett Clifton Emily Sheridan

Evening services begin with 7 45 song service

The schedule notes that an opening song service starts at 7 45 each evening and invites members, friends, and anyone interested to attend these special meetings. The aim is to create a true community event that will benefit one son and the surrounding vicinity.

Methodist Church Vicini Y Chas E. Braum

Mary Mater Isenhart Cb EE obituary

Mary Mater Isenhart of Chadwi Tennvelock died last Sunday after three weeks illness. She was born in Dion Egal Ireland May 26 1867 and died March 29 1025 at age 57. Emigrating at fifteen, she lived in the United States with husband E J Isenhart of Fa To. Survived by husband and children Ellen, Bernard, and many friends. A noble, kind wife and devoted mother, she was a Christian example mourned by the community.

Maury Isenhart Chadwi Tennvelock Leenhart Mary Maley Dion‘egal Ireland Igita E. J. Esenhart Heppy R Aleen Chicako

Sheridan Wins Supervisor Race In Quiet Tuesday Election

Jim Sheridan secured a slim victory in the supervisor race as about 400 ballots were cast. Norm Leavens and Don Carpenter won CLEB constable positions, Herman Francke was chosen justice of the peace, and N. D. French was elected school trustee amid a calm community vote.

Jim Sheridan Norm Leavens Don Carapenter Herman Francke N. D. French

Eternal home promised beyond this earthly shore

Poem reflecting on long years and departed loved ones as believers look to a brighter shore. It envisions eternal reunion with friends, removal of sorrow, and crowns of truth bestowed by God in a land of love and justice.

First Ball Game Of The Season This Sunday

The Thomson Red Spots open their season this Sunday against the Clinton Midways at the park. The team plans hustle and an early start to improve their chances, inviting the community to support the players in start of a new year.

Thomson Red Spots Clinton

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M. F L. J. Mitchell Clark Williams Charles E. Braum Cleveland Ohio Braum Mt. Carroll Agent Yates Cafe Mackinaw Child's Sao Coats God Hazard & Butler Mary Mater Isenhart Auspices Savanna American Legion Savanna High Sch Orpheum J.J. Sheridan Slade Mile’ Taylors Master Barbara Frietche Vada Middleton Boone, Ia Thomson, Illinois Epworth League Clinton Mattress and Upholstering Co S. 4Th St Lowa Herbert Morey
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