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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

5

Circus and softball domes day stream headline

Circus coming to Thomson Wednesday evening at the softball diamond with nine performers eight vaudeville acts. Admission is 25 cents for adults 10 cents for children. Proceeds split with park group 40 percent. Fragments from local league results and community notices follow including Boy Scouts events and Ideal Farmers club picnic plans.

Aus Farm Bureau Harbers O. Bullets Lyons Bridge Wun AlbStars Auluils Wesday Ann Milledeville Thauen Thomson Nofball Stirling Tall Park Group

Ills and Ailments Reported in Local Notices

Among The Hashelle Prins is ill in ict home with the summer fin. Bs Kenteen of Charlotte, Ia., suffered a paralytic stroke recently, Mrs. Lilian Stratton, who has been All fot summetivee, was able to take a] shent Tide im am automobile Sutrday ' Cosedler Derkee has been ill with 'the Pria is the Home of hin Father, Dr. Mw. Darke, im Feten.

Hashelle Prins Kenteen Charlotte Lilian Stratton Cosedler Derkee Pria Hin Dr. Mw Darke

Number Of Families Attend Annual Kress Reunion At Sterling

The sixth annual Kress reunion gathered at Lawrence park in Sterling on Sunday July 28 with a noon dinner and a 2:30 pm refreshments break. Bad Knoss reelected president and Mrs Monroe Fossett secretary treasurer. attendees included Frank Kness and son Irvin Jack Duden Carl Kness and family Monroe Fossett Robert Traum Beth and Margaret Kahler Evelyn Tunel Lucinda Sucher Chadwick June Schreinr Freeport IL A. P. Glaw Argo PA Ed Kress Milledgeville Nick Hasta Clinton IA William Lucher Sterling and others. The oldest member was Lucinda Sucher and the youngest a 7 month old son of Traum. The Kness line traces to Henry and first wife with 65 years in America. 16 children in total, 13 still living across several states. Norman Shuckell hosted a 7:30 pm dinner on Sunday July 28 for the couple’s wedding anniversary with Win Hawk and Justice Prins families in Clinton Pa.

Monroe Fossett Robert ‘Craum Beth Margaret Kahler Evelyn Tunel Lucinda Suchler Chadwick June Schreiner Freeport A. P. Glaw Chicero Adam Kress Ed Kress Milledgeville Nick. Hasta Clintony William Lucher Sterling Lucinda Sucher Robert Traum Kness Henry Kness Henry Jr Germany America Brookville Fair Haven Township Mr. Knesa William Audubon Fred Clarke Mary Schultz Elizabeth Knegs S. D Herman Garden City Ernie Slick Wilmont John Malvern Frank Fair Haven Edward Wysox Township Lewis Thomson Wesley Adam Argo Pa

Thomson Boys Take Auto Trip to California

Mr and Mrs H L Rawlins Sr learn their son Herbert Jr and Lynn Carpenter arrived in Oakland California after delivering a Dodge sedan for an auto firm. The Chicago firm hires boys to drive cars west and back. The trip included lodging with relatives and a near freezing night in the mountains. The return date is uncertain, likely two to three weeks.

H. L. Rawlins, Sr Herbert Rawlins, Jr Lynn Carpenter Oakland Calif Chicago California Thomson Herbert W. B. Tague Kirkland Ovid Colo Ethan Carroll

Vacant Thomson Homes May Aid River Dam Workers

Vacant houses in Thomson are eyed for housing dam workers as crews rapidly assemble for the government project between Fulton and Thomson. Reports from Guttenburg Indiana claim all area homes within 20 miles have been rented to dam laborers, suggesting Thomson could serve as a convenient base with workers arriving soon. Owners are urged to register vacant properties at the Fulton office near the dam contractors’ headquarters. Also mentions local social visits and Arlene Smith’s return from Mt. Carroll with relatives.

Thomson Fulton New River Guttenburg Fullon Clinton

Anniversary plans for Coal Valley church building

Sunday school at 10 00 a m evening service by Mr Stakemule with Mrs Joo sus ues. Rev Berge to assist on the 16th anniversary program. Rev Aitken of the Baptist church expected to preach that evening. Come out for a splendid meeting.

Stakemule Joo

August Vacation Skips Sunday Sermons at Argo-Fa School

A church notices that no preaching services will be held throughout August as the minister takes a vacation. Sunday gatherings are paused during the month.

Baptist church notices invite all to worship and fellowship

Rev W G Aitken leads morning worship at 10 and 11 am. He will fill the pulpit at Ideal church for Rev Berge at the evening service at 7 30. Ladies aid meets next Thursday all day in the church basement. Everyone without a church home is invited to attend.

W. G. Aitken Ideal Church Berge Ladies’ Aid

Church Services And Methodist Fish Pond Fundraiser

Catholic regular services at 8:00 and Methodist Sunday school at 9:30. No preaching due to the minister's absence. Methodist Aid sponsors a fish pond this Saturday evening during the band concert with a 5 cent charge per fish or item, and a grand prize via a numbered ticket drawing.

Methodist M. E. Aid Methodist Ladies' ‘Aid

Church Services and Local Visits Report

Morning worship at 230 with evening service at 7 30 Rev Todd to speak on Lift Thing Eyes Monthly board meeting after the morning service Margaret and Francis Smith of Mt Carroll return home after two week visit with grandparents Frank and Mrs Smith Mrs Ben Stage Paul and Robert Stage Ida Weber Ed Knapp with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gant attend Young People's conference at Franklin Grove and enjoy a picnic lunch Marie Stage Mary and Margaret Gaar also return home after attending the same conference with the group

Ideal Farmers’ Club Ideal Farmers Club Ideal Church Carl Daehler Andrew Miller Ollie Atherton Sherm Oakley Will Strauch Adam Heinze Charles McKee Glen Bower Ernest Remmers Fred Hartman Fred Nipe Ernest Smith Paul Dachter Merle Turney Ernest Stith Elsie McKee Neva Hans Beulah Bower Elsie Remmets Mary Hart- Tan OF Christ Church Todd Margaret and Francis Smith Mt. Carroll Mrs Frank Smith Ben Stage Paul Robert Ida Weber Ed Knapp Lawrence Gant Franklin Grove Marie Stage Mary Margaret Gaar

Baptist Livewires to Present Program Next Tuesday Eve

Members of the Livewire class of the Baptist church sponsor a program at the local lighted diamond on Tuesday evening August 6 to raise funds for a new Bible and collection plate. The event includes performances by Williams Brothers Chadwick Hartman Sisters Trio and more with a post show softball game and snacks. Admission is 5 and 10 cents.

Livewire The Baptist Church Te J Savanna Chadwick Williams Brothers Reading Calvin Estinger Sonz Mary Hartman Sisters Trio Renette Sikkema Ervine and Miller Donald Wilt Lucille Griswold Bruce Groharing

Miss Bernice Rogers and Cornelius Nordhoff Celebrate 80th Birthday

Miss Bernice Rogers of Lanark and Cornelius Nordhoff of Theomson celebrate Bernice’s 80th birthday with a family gathering at the Francke Switner home. The couple, who wed years ago, are noted for frequenting the Francke and Switner hardware store. Family and friends join in noon dinner and well-wishes for health and happiness.

Berniece Rogers Herman Francke Cornelius Nordhoff Hormad Mranede Mr. and Mes Eanecke Daugher Buen Mas Rank Switner Carroll Francke Francke and Switcher Hardware

George Stein Minor Auto Mishap On West Road

George Stein ran off the road and rolled his car onto its side while driving alone west of town on Monday. He dozed off in the extreme heat, suffered only slight damage to the car, and reported no injuries. Ruth Switzer of Town City visited family, planned a week’s vacation, and will return next Sunday.

George Stein George Ruth Switzer State Hospital Town City C.K. Switzer Faimwv Frank Switzer Mt. Carroll

Thomson Girls Come Home After Buscar Accident

Misses Anita Melugin and Lu Gill Slivkell returned to Thomson Sunday evening by bus after their car struck a loose sand pit near the Colorado Nebraska line and rolled three times. They sustained minor bruises and the damaged auto was towed. they continued home by bus from the scene.

Anita Melugin Lugill Slivkell Thomson Colorado-Nebraska Line California

Winnie Holland And Garrett Sterenberg Wed Wednesday

Winnie Holland and Garrett Sterenberg were married at the Christian church parsonage in Rock Island. Rev. Hollingsworth officiated as Attendants Mrs. W. J. Laycock and Mrs. Bertha Holland. They will live at 265 Lincolnway Morrison and plan a Chicago wedding trip following the ceremony.

Winnie Holland Garrett Sterenberg Rock Island Garrett J. Stevenberg Christian Church Hollingsworth W. J. Laycock Davenport Bertha Holland Thomson Jake Sterenberg Erie Chicago Lincolnway Morrison Bluffville Thomson High School Chestnut Park Savanna Stevenberg Stark IDX

Ed Hinds Recounts Two Week Tour of New York Vermont

Ed Hinds returned from a two week trip with Misses Edith and Amy Burr of Des Moines visiting Edna Vermont and Norwich New York. He recounted meeting old friends in Edna and Cambridge, noting sparse farming land, forested upper hills, and rough single track roads near a calamine mine. He planned to return by bus after a brief stay with relatives and a stop in Hittie Vermont.

Ed Hinds New York Vermont Edna Edith Amy Burr Des Moines Norwich Ix. Y Charles Burr Edith Burr Eden Mr. H Jae Mr. Hinds Winds Miss Burr Cambridge York Township Hinds Hittie Vermont Calzin Coslidge Ubal Dors

Demaree Buys Griswold House From Estate for 667

Prof. Demaree purchases the Griswold state home in the northwest part of town after a master in chancery sale. The property appraised at 1,000 but bought for 667 with two thirds needed for court approval. Town lots and 30 acres south of the Griswold home were offered but not sold.

Prof. Demaree Rosanna Griswold Thomson Demaree Mrs. Com Griswold

Mildred Frazier Dies From Burns at Penent Meeting

Report confirms Mildred Frazier perished from burns during a school event as the high school board discussed tax reductions and budget figures. Janitor Lawrence Gaus continued cleaning classrooms while carpenters repaired a cracked northeast exterior wall of the school building during vacation.

Lawrence Gaus Sehnel

Local Girls to Play Chadwick in Softball Tonight

Oscar Kraft swooped into Lew Rness home for electricity while Mrs Joe Wiltente aided the homeless. The local girls head to Chadwick tonight for a softball clash with Chadwick girls. Arthur Lightball of Chadwick visits with Mr and Mrs Otto Switzer this week as other local residents hosted guests and relatives.

Oscar Kraft Lew Rness Chadwick Arthur Lightball Mrs Otto Switzer

Contractor Adds Clay To Street On Thomson Main

Breeden Bros. continues street work on Thomson Main by adding 25 yards of clay to the bed. Earlier gravel hauling used ten percent clay. now pure clay is dumped beside the road to bind and firm the roadbed. The crew uses tractor and disk to loosen and mix, with work expected to finish this week.

Thomson’s Breeden Bros

Doctor J A Wright Opens New Thomson Office

Dr J A Wright moves to the Steele building to serve Thomson clients. He notes nighttime duties at Morrison and Clinton hospital transfer for Ebon Rice, urges patience as he gradually shifts full time to Thomsen, and offers free calls from Morrison while awaiting full relaunch. Blanche Beck returns from Jans Lamb hospital in Chien after recent tooth extraction related tonitis and plans a Savannah/Dobagne visit with her daughter.

J. A. Wright Steele Thomson Ebon Rice Maken Mercy Hospital Clinton Thomsen Morrison Wricht Levercome Wiicht Wright Ess Blanche Beck Jans Lamb Hospital An Chien Savanny Dobagne

Six Men to Report for Work on Township Roads Friday

Six men from York township were marked eligible after examinations by a Savanna physician and relief administrator Miss Verna Landkerr. They were ordered to report to John Ashpelt on Friday morning April 2 to work 34 hours over four weeks on hill work gutters and gravel along roads near the Sam Grim farm. Dinner guests Mr and Mrs John Cooper and granddaughter Beth Cooper attended Sunday.

Savanna Verna Landkerr Carroll John Ashpelt York Fownship Wesley Berholds Charles Holman Elvi Legel Roland Schroth Charles Spencer Extear Turney Achpole Ari Works Sam Grim

Tragic kerosene explosion kills Mrs Hayes Frazier

Thomson mourns as Mrs. Hayes Frazier dies at Jane Lamb hospital after a kerosene explosion at her home. A five gallon can on smoldering coals ignited flames that engulfed the kitchen, badly burning her with skin loss. Neighbors aided, and she remained conscious until two thirty that afternoon, with funeral arrangements noted for Thursday.

Mrs. Frazier Burlington Ethel Potter Lottie Creighton Irve Martindale Wesley Reynolds Dee St. Ores Fred Doden Clinton Frazier Ida

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