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Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

Page

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Ninth Annual Argo-Fa Picnic Set For August 12

The Argo-Fa and York town ship communities plan the ninth annual Argo-Fa picnic on Wednesday August 12 at Sack's grove. Morning events include races and prize money totaling about 40 dollars, a noon basket dinner, and an address by Rev E W Knapp. An afternoon program features the Thomson Concert Band and a 100 dollar baseball purse with Savanna vs Mt Carroll. Evening activities in the grove include readings and songs, with multiple speakers and more band performances.

York Township Sack’s Grove E. W. Knapp Milledgeville Knapp Thomson Savanna Mt. Carroll Brandy Ware Howard Blaine Leavens Hill City Boys Grove John R. Connell Judge Grove Ralph Eaton Praa

Want Ad Readiness: Advertisers Get Results Today

Classified note urges readers to place want ads for quick results. Highlights that advertisers gain attention, readers discover goods and services, and the paper promises prompt attention and broad reach. Includes brief invitation to contact the paper office for rates and deadlines.

Argo-Fa work finished on Fred Nipe residence

John Schade and men completed the Fred Nipe home and expect occupancy soon. Mrs. Carroll visiting Colorado to return Friday. Argo picnic plans finalized with new races. Kenyon dairy adds milch cows. Threshing nearly done with several machines active next week. Funerals attended. Mrs. Lloyd Kenyon dies after dental infection. Densmore and Mummert build a new hog house. James Mummert heads to Lena for Epworth Institute with wife and friends. camp meetings planned after. Mark Seim from Toledo visiting Fred. brothers to Oklahoma soon. Hickses visit Davenport. Rev Hicks returns to Salina, Kent. A. L. Fritz to remodel condensary. Becker family in town. Sacher cars purchased. Carpenter from Pullman touring. lectured at Sunday school on electricity. Elmer Lawrence improving after illness. glad to be active again.

R. D. Carroll Colorado Fred Kenyon Kenyon Rush Carroll John Carroll Lloyd Kenyon Mt. Carroll Freeport General Hospital Densmore Mummert John Schade James Mummert Epworth League Institute Lena, Til Hazel Kenyon Margaret Melendy Ruth Melendy Clee Jenkins League Institute Mark Seim Toledo Ohio Fred Oklahoma George Hicks Jenks Melendy Davenport Rev. Hicks Salina Kent Florence Libberton A. L. Fritz John Becker Chicago Dan Emnyre Frank Becker Chas Sach Overland Lewis Motor Co Thomson John Sauer Jas. Libberton Hubert Carpenter Pullman Washington Harry Carpenter Philadelphia

Obituary for John Albert Dyke in Fulton Illinois

John Albert Dyke eldest son of Mr and Mrs Peter Dyke was born in Fulton Illinois December 11 1915 and died August 3 1915 after a two week illness from diphtheria The private funeral was held at the Peter Dyke farm residence led by Rev Blick and Rev Maat Burial followed in Fulton cemetery The family and friends extend sympathy.

John Albert Dyke Peter Dyke Fulton Ilinois Decembme Blick Christian Reform Church of Maat Spring Valley Nena Melendy John Carroll Rush Carroll

Tragedy at Plum River Tower Kills Operator McCarthy

Mr. McCarthy, a five year Plum River tower operator, was killed by the Milwaukee passenger train last Friday while moving a speeder toward Savanna. He freed part of the speeder but the train struck before he could clear all. The body was mangled, taken to Savanna, then shipped to Galesburg for burial.

McCarthy Plum River Milwaukee Savanna Galesburg

Elmer A Griswold 1862 1925 York Township obituary

Elmer A Griswold was born February 23 1862 in Carroll County Illinois and died July 30 1925 at his York township farm aged 63 years 5 months 7 days. He married Stella Dyson March 1 1883 and lived in York township except two years in Fulton. They had two children Myrta wife of Henry Slager Morrison and William at home. Survived by wife two children two grandchildren Sylvia and Lucille Griswold one sister Mrs Laura Bush Schenectady NY and one brother Carl Scotia NY. He joined York Baptist Church in 1890 and was a constant attendee. Burial at Dunshee cemetery after services at York Baptist Church with Rev Prestage.

Elmer A. Griswold Carroll County Ilinois York Township Stella Dyson Thomson Fulton Myrta Henry Slager Morrison William

Card of Thanks for Thompson farm plans

Card of Thanks thanks friends and neighbors for help after husband and father’s death. Names Stella Griswold Henry Slager William Griswold Mansfield and Hen shaw of Mansfield Land & Loan Co. visit Thomson to oversee large farm west of town. O’Connell to manage land and oversee changes. About 100 acres to be plowed for fall grain. hay given to local farmers. plan to run several carloads of feeders this fall.

Stella Griswold Henry Slager William Griswold Mansfield and Henshaw Kansas City Mansfield Land & Loan Co Thomson O'Connell

Mt Carroll Wins Large Margin In Local Horseshoe Meet

Bayard Cole, Al St Ores, Frank Rush and Wes Martindale traveled to Mt Carroll to face a Pearl City team in a horseshoe tournament. The Mt Carroll squad, billed as Pearl City versus Mt Carroll Thomson players, won easily. Frank Rush isolated a rival who could sink shots near the stake, but Mt Carroll’s quartet prevailed.

Bayard Cole al St. Ores I Frank Rush Wes Martindale Mt. Carroll Pearl City Thomson Frank Rush

Washingtons HU Carpenter Visits Thom son For Relations Talk

Hu Carpenter, dean of the engineering department at the State University of Washington, stopped in Thom son for a few hours with relatives. He has spent 26 years in the West, helping the university grow from 500 to 3100 scholars and placing many graduates with General Electric. He’s known as a well informed man and remembered by older players as a top Carroll county ball player alongside Bill Barrett and the Melendy brothers.

Hubert Carpenter Pullman Washington Thomson Carpenter State University of Washington Chicago New York City West Illinois U Champaign General Electric Harry Argoa Hu Carpenter Hir Aznitcher Bill Barrett Bawly Morts Charlie Beck Melendy Boys Carroll County

New Dance Hall Law Grants County Control Outside Towns

A September board meeting approved a law extending county oversight to dance halls and road houses outside incorporated areas. The county board can take action on disturbances or misconduct as it sees fit, tightening regulation beyond city or village limits.

Board of. Supervisors County Board of Supervisor

8000 Bushels Grain Threshing Report by Chas Ottens

Chas Ottens finished threshing and gathered over 8000 bushels of grain. Wheat yield reached 3800 bushels, rye slightly over 3000, with oats making up the remainder. Ottens could not provide exact figures due to missing records, noting the difficulty of tracking such large quantities.

Chas. Ottens Charlie

Clinton Visitors Welcome Former Townsmen Family

Mr and Mrs Ernie Babcock and their two children from Clinton visited Mrs Sarah Dyson and George St. Ores home on Sunday. Ernie, near Thomson, makes infrequent trips here and spent time shaking hands with his former townsmen.

Ernie Babcock Clinton Sarah Dyson George St. Ores Ernie Thomson

Thomson organizers seek weekly moving picture shows

A group of public spirited residents in Thomson consider forming a club of about twenty members each contributing 10 to finance a weekly cinema. They plan to elect a president secretary and treasurer to select top quality pictures, pay running costs in cash, and offer a bargain admission.

Thomson Procel

Floyd Potter Maintains Ridge Roads For Weeded Control

Floyd Potter keeps the ridge roads in shape by grading and trimming to cut weeds. He says weed growth will slow and the road will retain neat appearance. He expects next year’s roads to look better, predicting improved Sandridge roads next summer.

Floyd Potter Floyd Sandridge

Joe Green Noted as Freeport Passenger Return

Joe Green was a Freeport passenger returning home on Wednesday, according to local transit notes.

Joe Green Freeport

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