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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1943
Page
2
Kenneth Whitney led the business team with Doe Saundera as publisher and a reporter assigned to cover the development. The article notes changes in editorial roles and the management shift within the Thomson Review.
A listing of birthday notices for Carroll County from Friday through Thursday, detailing names and hometowns such as Chadwick Lanark Milledgeville Thomson and Savanna. Many entries include Mrs or Miss titles with dates August 6 to August 12, listing residents of Chadwick Milledgeville Lanark Thomson Davenport Joliet Argo Fa Savanna and nearby towns.
Chadwick Nel and Mr and Mrs John Cunningham were entertained at Sunday dinner in Milledgeville at Wayne Hawkins home. Ed Dauphin and party from Mt. Carroll visited Herman Daehler family. Arthur Doty and Sterling guests stayed with Lott. T F Shultz visits Freeport. Ada Wolfe Lyle Nicholas Milledgeville and Arthur Deets join Thompson family in Belvidere.
NELIS re WORLD 4 sau NELIS re WORLD 4 sau ly Henry Pitney Van Dusen of Union Theological Seminary and The Hon John O Bigelow of Newark have been elected to the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions. Archbishop Wand of Brisbane has been elected bishop of Bath and Wells. Miss Wu Yi-fang, head of Gingling College for Women, visits America, drawing attention as a leading Chinese woman educator. The Richmond Methodist Service Center at Centenary Church showcases weekend support for 350 uniformed men with ministries from 28 churches. The Rev Aaron H Rapking cautions that land resources are finite and must be redeemed.
Professors and clergy urge urgent soil stewardship to prevent erosion and loss of topsoil. They advocate long term church music and youth programs, urgent postwar planning, and enhanced religious leadership training amid the broader Protestant and ecumenical response. Dr. William Barrow Pugh prepares to visit American forces abroad representing the General Commission and Federal Council.
Mr and Mrs Adam Voeckel and family and Mr and Mrs Eugene Stewart were entertained Sunday at the Henry Voeckel home in Thom son. Virgil Tomman and son Richard with Warren friends had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Orion Alexander. William Prowant, John Prowant, Voyle Prowant and Mary Ann joined Mr and Mrs Fred Barnhart for Sunday guests. Fred Olson visited Mr and Mrs Henry Goldmacher Sunday evening. Charles Lewis and daughter Judy along with George Dambman and family spent the weekend at the Dambman cottage at Riverview.
Home canning advice from Ball Brothers Company promotes using a pressure cooker or improvised water bath canner for non acid vegetables. It urges practical steps to create a makeshift canner from available containers, stresses boil before serving for safety, and asserts victory in home canning is achievable with proper technique and timely processing.
Snap beans supply nourishment with vitamin A riboflavin niacin calcium iron and phosphorus. They are economical since no peels pods or husks are discarded. A meat and vegetable main dish uses chopped cooked pork with beans, simmered 20 to 25 minutes, then served on toast.
A column urges tightening feed use amid shortages, noting surplus grain in the Middle West but deficits elsewhere. It cites feed waste, rat damage costing farmers, and a push to maximize every pound of feed while keeping producers supplied nationwide. The writer emphasizes raising poultry in the breadbasket and questions hatch urges in deficit regions.
Chadwick residents report guests from nearby towns as Mr and Mrs JE Temple of Benton Wisconsin stay with Mr and Mrs Ben Stadel. Harold Stoner visits Milledgeville with Mr and Mrs Walter Eastabrooks. Eudora Shepherd from Mt Carroll visits John Tripp. Gail Deets joins Sunday dinner at Glenn Millhouse in Milledgeville. Ernest Lauenstein of Geneva Nebraska visits several days with William Eggert.
The War Food Administration announced a 12 month civilian meat allotment at about current levels, with 68 of every 100 pounds for civilians. Total supply includes reserves and exports. armed forces receive about 17 pounds per 100, Allies roughly 14 pounds, with reserves and other claimants taking the rest. The War Meat Board in Chicago will track slaughter data and allocate weekly among civilians, armed forces, Allies, and reserves.
An oral geography test prompt has Johnny asking what a bay is. The teacher replies, and farmer Johnny insists a bay is a brown horse. The exchange adds humor to the lesson.
Lanark—Charles Kouker 78, former DeKalb Hybrid Seed Corn representative, died at 8 a m Wednesday at his Lanark home after a month in bed. Funeral 2 p m Friday at First Brethren Church Lanark with Rev E D Coensworth officiating. burial Lanark cemetery. Born December 2 1864 in Pondsville Maryland, he moved west to Carroll county, married Ida John Feb 3 1892, farmed near Lanark, retired to Lanark in 1923 and worked with Farmers Elevator and other enterprises. Surviving are his widow two daughters Edna Warner Lima Twp and Grace Carley Morrison, one son Harold Gouker on the home farm, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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