For Sale Cornet Good as New At Reasonable Price
For sale a cornet described as good as new offered at a reasonable price. Inquiries directed to the Review Office Thomson Winois for details and contact.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
9
For sale a cornet described as good as new offered at a reasonable price. Inquiries directed to the Review Office Thomson Winois for details and contact.
Clinton Judd longtime Dixon resident dies at home 316 Crawford avenue after a short illness. Born April 21, 1848 in Shaller ville Ohio he attended Hiram College and moved to Dixon in 1869. Survived by widow Ellen Judd Dee three daughters Mrs. Robert Humphrey Wilmette Myrtie Judd of Chicago and Grace Judd Dixon one granddaughter Evelyn Humphrey two brothers Marcus Judd Pensacola Fla and Homer Judd Detroit. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 p m at home Rev A S Moore officiating burial Oakwood.
Last Friday evening a reception was tendered to Mr and Mrs Mitchell and family by the Knights of Pythias and Sisters in their hall. The gathering was sociable and all enjoyed themselves. Luncheon followed and Chancellor Commander W A Adams presented Mr Mitchell with an emblem of the order which he briefly acknowledged. After warm goodbyes the Mitchells left for their new home state, with well wishes for success.
The final meeting of the Parent Teachers Association for the school year is set for Thursday evening May 4 1922. The program includes community singing led by the high school orchestra a talk by Miss Mildred Gee a Maypole Drill by primary pupils music a speech by Hon J L Brearton reports from committees and a display by Elizabeth Martin of domestic science work in the north classroom followed by a social hour in the gym with refreshments chaired by Mrs Nelle Houghton Kate Cole Whitney reporter
Notice: sale set for Saturday May 1922 at 2 p m at Densmore Barn near Mt Carroll. Fifteen head of Short Horn milk cows aged two to five years, fresh and soon to fresh, good individuals. Seller Wm P Isenhart. Also Mt Carroll discusses a bond election to fund boulevard lights. Elmer Lawrence reports death of his uncle Frank Lawrence, funeral held at Stockton Saturday at 1 30 p m.
A fragmentary school notebook reports on Irene and Pherna hardworking in news, Irene McGinnis and others noted for chatter, new tin Lizzie for Prof Lehman, students wary of visitors, wardrobe curiosities, and memories of past fashions and incidents around the grade and grammar schools.
Postal Improvement Weeks Observed calls upon the public to support a nationwide effort led by the Postmaster General. The drive emphasizes proper addressing and return information to speed mail service and invites business groups and postal workers to participate in the campaign. Public complaints should be directed to the postmaster for investigation.
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