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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1943
Page
4
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Swanson Nightingale pair wed in Monroe with aviation cadet Bernard Moynahan of Louisville as attendant. Nightingale and bride, Savanna natives and Savanna High graduates, reside in Monroe. he entered aviation training in 1943. Also wed were Miss Betts Buntier and Willa Reinders in Polo, with plans to live on a groom’s farm. Helen E Heffelfinger wed Norbert L Grant in Kohoka Missouri in a single ring ceremony. bride a Mill edgeville graduate, groom from Dubuque.
Nellie Dimmick files the annual treasurer’s statement for Thomson Village to April 13, 1945, detailing opening funds April 1, 1942, receipts from taxes licenses and rents, expenditures for salaries, utilities, supplies, and street work, and ending balances including a motor fuel tax fund.
A seven year old boy faced juvenile court over neighbor complaints about prankish acts. The judge warned his mother Mrs Dee Stumphy that continued trouble could lead to her being named as defendant for delinquency. The boy was placed on probation with neighbors present during the court session.
Fulton Ir K school election results reelect KR. Blodgett as president of Distr No. 1211 and Wareld Sikkema Ed L Noble as board members. Local notes mention Mrs Homer Miller of Albany visiting, her son Glen serving in Africa, and updates on family through Camp Grant and Millville N J assignments.
Friday evening guests included Mrs. Bayard Lewis and Mrs. John Carpenter. A second war loan drive is under way with board members soliciting. Easter boxes were mailed to eight Argo boys overseas. The Argo school grounds gained decorative shrubs and trees as part of recent additions.
Chadwick villagers head to the polls for a wet or dry decision. The measure won 160 to 132 with 286 voters participating, settling the fate of the town tavern run by FH. Spearman and triggering a 30 day window to close the business. Three trustees were reelected: Lloyd Handel 260, Walter Kahler 252, Carl Kness 241. Peroxide of hydrogen discussed as a stain remover for linen bureaus.
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