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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1945
Page
5
A local notice invites corrections and additions to an Honor Roll listing all men and women from York township serving in the United States armed forces. It requests notices of rank advancements and any missing names to be reported for inclusion.
A long list of individuals from army navy air corps marines coast guard and waves including Ashpole Barr Bennett Brown Cate Cooper Daniels Demaree Diephuis Dimmick Drake Falls Foltz French Faulkner Flack Groharing Gaar Hartman Hartman Holmquist Hook Johnson Kaufman Kreuder Kness Libberton Leavens Lewis Lohmeier Kyle McGinnis Mitchell McWorthy Miller Olsen Orrt Penman Porter Perry Pease Potter Rice Roland Rice Shipman etc. with ranks from private to ensign and service branches noted.
Chadwick Briefs list Saturday guests Mrs. Maurice Mest and Carmen for Mrs. Schreiner. Mr. and Mrs. Hanaford Bushman joined Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George Myers. Milledgeville visitors Leo Bushman and Ronnie, plus Arnold Roberts family, attended Tuesday April 17 supper for Allan Zugs chwerdt's birthday.
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ Scientist focused on Substance with the Golden Text from Psalm 119 and cited Christ’s feeding of the multitude in Matthew 15. It drew on Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, stressing God as source of supply and the demonstration of Spirit over matter.
Chadwick residents attended Bernice Chapter O. E. S. Friends Night in Milledgeville. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kerch, Mrs. Don Harris, Mrs. Harvey Zugschwerdt, Mrs. Harry Carbaugh, Mrs. Lena Sturmer, Mrs. George Cambman Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hartman, Mrs. W. E. Bailey, Mrs. Alvin Larem, and Mrs. Hilda Helm. Harris served as Marshall. Hartman as worthy matron. Larem as associate conductor.
The Truth Seekers class will meet Wednesday afternoon April 25 at Rev. and Mrs. Coble home. The program includes devotions by Miss Alice Swartz lesson The Church member should do good by Mrs. T. E. Lotz special by Miss Katie Dambman prayer by Mrs. F. W. Zugschwerdt and roll call.
A North Central college group was entertained Saturday evening at the Charles Honberger home north of Chadwick. Attendees included Betty Muehl Joan Moeder Harriet Biederman Amy Spaartued Donna Wilkenning and Dr C J Attig. They had attended an international relations meeting at Frances Shimer College Mt Carroll earlier in the day.
War Food Administrator Marvin Jones defends food supplies and farm production levels. He notes record prewar and wartime outputs, asserts continued abundant food for Americans and allies, and warns against underestimating farmers contributions to victory and relief efforts.
Scientists from the U S Department of Agriculture have devised a method to inject chemicals into sap to extend the life of fence posts beans poles garden stakes and other wooden utility poles. Fresh-cut saplings stand in a trough with chemical solution for about six hours to uptake the chemical. Recommended chemicals include chromated zinc chloride zinc chloride and copper sulfate with chromated zinc chloride noted as best though twice as costly.
The article details chemical wood preservatives offering longer protection and notes copper sulfate’s corrosiveness. It outlines a shoe leather conservation program expanding to retailers and the public, plus a new seed potato ruling recalibrating certified and war approved seed prices and table stock classifications under OPA rules.
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