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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1936
Page
3
Clerk Watter Wetson lists marriage licenses issued to Harold Koch and Dorothy Weszata of Pearl City, Leon Harlian and Leto Weals of Savanna, in the latest county statistics update.
Funeral services for Mrs Elmer E Trader 70 of Savanna were held Friday from her home with Rex H J Rendall pastor of the Presbyterian church officiating. Burial was in Savanna Cemetery.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and party roles linked to a political contest with references to Stransky Leng Steinskhy Cramer Schmidt Picedenr Roosevel Lewin and other officials. Reads as a political page item noting candidates and committee assignments with unclear context.
The report lists deaths and burial details including names such as Anat, Lois, Meench, and Chaniel Manel along with cemetery references like Nyvamda and Breh. It notes ages, burial dates, and affiliations with Pennsstyons Bureau and local cemeteries. The fragmentary OCR covers multiple individuals, with scattered place names and dates, highlighting a county mortuary ledger update.
Fragmented OCR shows Gelwicks and candidates from both parties in a county district race. Voters named Schmidt and L eis as senatorial nominees while party tickets and precinct results indicate Republican relevance and ongoing campaign activity.
A garbled OCR excerpt lists numerous personal names and scattered places such as Susanna, John, Phillips, Haven, Red Creek, Warnee, Wales, Mt Ger, Savanna, Shulock, Haven, Wyse, McGrath, Grove, Pahrnes, and others. It reads as a collapsed directory or index with no clear event or narrative.
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