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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1941

Page

5

Foreclosure Sale Notice in Carroll County Illinois

In Carroll County Illinois the Thomson State Bank files foreclosure action in the Circuit Court. Ralph M. Eaton master in chancery will auction Block Nine in Thomson at ten in the forenoon on August 30 1941 at the court house in Mount Carroll to satisfy the decree and costs with cash on sale day.

County of Carroll Thomson State Bank Circuit Court Carroll County Ralph M. Eaton A. D Mount Carroll State of Mindrs Thomson Ilinois Charles E. Stuart

Thomson Notes: Birthday Party and Local Moves

The Geerts of Fulton celebrated Mr Geerts fifty six birthday with an Elgin pocket watch gift and refreshments at home. Former Thomson residents now living on Fred Miller’s farm, Pearl Prins visits at the Hooks in Fulton, and local residents Frank Plumley resumes work after two weeks away. A daughter was born to Paul Balk and his Fulton wife at Jane Lamb Hospital Clinton. Bernetta Bonjour takes a job at Frann’s Café Mt Carroll, and Siebert Dykstra and family move to the upper apartment on Tenth Avenue in Fulton, former Thomson residents.

Dave Geerts Fulton Geerts Elgin Thomson Fred Miller Pearl Prins Albert Hook Frank Plumley The Patent Novelty Co Charles Graharing Elmer Mosher Morrison Arthur Hoffman Chadwick And Biles Paul Balk Jane Lamb Hospital Clinton Balk Ralph Balk Bernetta Bonjour Franm’s Mt. Carroll Siebert Dykstra Bullet House Tenth Avenue Dykstra Joe Dykstra

Letters From Our Readers from St Louis and Live Oak

Readers express thanks and confirm subscription renewals. Mrs. Westerhold mails two dollars to cover four months to Sept. 1, 1941. Joseph and Ella Olds in Live Oak send one dollar for a Thompson Review subscription amid wet hot weather and warm regards.

Morrison Fred Westerhold Rauschenbach St. Louis Live Oak Fla Stagg Thomson Review Old Times Review Lena Stagg Joseph Olds Ella Olds Florida

Thomson News Briefs from Reno to Joliet and Chicago

Local notes recount Thomson residents visiting relatives in Reno Chicago Fulton Clinton and Joliet promotions and enlistments. Robert Rentschler of Fulton, draft selectee at Camp Croft, promoted to corporal. Mary Peck and grandparents, others visited in London and Indianapolis. Miss Elizabeth Church of Fulton joined trips to Joliet and Chicago with Anna Long and Mildred Beck. Church is sister of former resident Arthur Church.

Chester Myers Reno Nev Frank Brown, Jr Chicago Harry Gaar Claude Grim Andrew Voss Pete Kopenga Fulton Garrett Bolhous Robert Rentschler William Griswold Delia Melendy Althea Nimerick Clinton Pearl Lockhart Robert of Wharlonsburg N. Y Annie McKeown Miss Long Nelson Olmstead Merchandise Mart Mr. Olmstead WENR Miss Church Arthur Church

Editor Visits the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park

The editor describes a Yellowstone journey from Cody to Old Faithful and beyond, noting scenic drives, bears near cabins, lodge costs, and a perilous climb toward Mount Washburn. Encounters with rangers, park permits, and a fire-watch station at 10 317 feet highlight the trip's challenges and awe.

Black Hills Yellowstone Park

Night Rain Dims Yellowstone Geyser Visit

A ranger demonstrates grounding safety during a near electric fire at a station as a herd of mountain sheep and buffalo are spotted from a telescope perch. The Norris cutoff leads through geyser basins toward Old Faithful, but rain delays sightseeing and night camping follows a hurried supper.

Park Old Faithful Gardiner River Obsidian Cliff Norris Junction Yellowstone Homer Artist’s Point Mount Washburn Tne Canyon Junction Norris

Bailey Clan Reunion Held at Lawrence Park

Thirty eight Bailey family members gathered Sunday at Lawrence Park in Sterling for the fifth annual reunion. The oldest attendee was 81 year old Mrs. Alice Bailey of Chadwick and the youngest was 2 year old James Martin Garland of Moline. Officers chosen for the coming year were president Mrs. William Schafenberg of Morrison, vice president Walter Bailey of Rockford, and secretary Mrs. W. E. Bailey.

Bailey Lawrence Park Sterling Alice Bailey Chadwick James Martin Garland Moline D. A. Bailey Park Rapids Minnesota William Schafenberg Morrison Walter Bailey Rockford W. E. Bailey Albert and Clarence Smith Gene Stewart Marjorie Voeckel Moline Clinton Towa Morrison and

Marshal makes first arrest on the new street Main

Marshal Ed Kness made his first arrest on Main street when a Cedar Rapids man named Cass parked a light truck with a Towa license near the fire station. He was fined three dollars after a hearing before Justice George E. Coden. Cass said a flat tire forced the stop, but officials doubted the claim given the barricades.

Ed Kness New Main Street Cass Cedar Rapids Iowa Justice of the Peace George E. Coden Main Street Spencer Hartman Produce Station

Chadwick Opens New Ecconcrete Main Street Pavement

A long effort culminates as Chadwick opens its Main Street concrete pave ment tomorrow night. Initiated in 1940 by Chadwick Commercial club leaders and village officials, the project funding relied on motor fuel tax funds and a property fronting assessment with a one mill public benefit tax. The bid by Gund Graham Construction of Freeport at 17 983.05 led to completion by July 30 and a public opening planned after curing.

Chadwick Main Street Chadwick Commercial Club Kenneth Senneff Charles Harris Senneff Portland Cement Association Wm. Fink A. A. Brand William Fink Carl Kness C. K. Willett Dixon J .O. Kerch State Division of Highways Harold Fink Gund-Graham Construction Company Freeport Route &8 First Street

Residents Visit Spread Across Area This Week

Mrs Walter Getz of Chicago visited several days this week with her mother Mrs H F Weber and others regatives. Her son Evan who has been victing at the Albert Adolph home planned home with her moth Mr and Mrs Edgar Imel went to Richard Sunday where they visited with Mr and Mrs Zennie Roderick. M and Mrs Kenneth Diehl and son of Savanna spent Sunday with Mr and Mere Elwood Williams Mo and Mrs William Traum of Rockford were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs R Dial. Mrs Belle Knox of Mitcheville spent Saturday afternoon at the E lood Williams home. Mr and Mrs W H Smith Mr Dorothy Derr and Ramona and Janice Lehneiner attended the South Dakota picnic Sunday south of Rock Falls. Mr and Mrs George Pfandstein and family of Sterling were entertained Sunday afternoon and evening in the Albert Queekboorn home. Mr and Mrs Norman Stewart and family observed the birthday of Ear Fay Sunday by dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Dave Nicholson at Polo.

Walter Getz Chicago H. F. Weber Evan Albert Adolph Kenneth Diehl Savanna and Mere Elwood Williams William Traum Rockford R. ©. Dial Belle Knox Mitcheville Elood Williams W. H. Smith Dorothy Derr Ramona Janice Lehreiner South Dakota Rock Falls George Pfandstein Sterling Albert Queekboorn Norman Stewart Ear Fay Dave Nicholson Polo

Chicken ride under car astonishes Chadwick readers

Walter Queckboerner recalls a puzzled farm tale near Chadwick. While threshing was halted by rain, a chicken crawled under a lifted car and rode on a rod beneath the vehicle. The bird stayed perched alive through the ride, sparking disbelief among witnesses Walter and others.

Walter Queckboerner Walter

Carlton reunion at Sinnissippi Park in Ster

Chadwick brief notes Mr and Mrs Harry Rick and family attended the Carlton reunion Sunday at Sinnissippi Park, Ster. Mr and Mrs Albert Hartman entertained Mr and Mrs Jack Pemberton and daughter of Sterling on Sunday. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Picking were Mr and Mrs William Janssen and family of Hanover.

Harry Rick Carlton Sinnissippi Park Sterling Albert Hartman Jack Pemberton Ralph Picking William Janssen Hanover

Visits and Sunday Calls Across Towns

Mr and Mrs Orville Reihl of Moline visited Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Reith Mr and Mrs Guy Mackey and Stonnie and Mrs Emma Zugschwerdt spent Sunday in Bloomington with the Mackeys daughter Beth Mr and Mrs John Hayden of Milledgeville called Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Springman Don Harris at their cottage at Lake Waubesa Wisconsin were Mr and Mrs Robert Lego and Bob and Phylis Phalen Miss Mary Taylor and Mr and Mrs K C Whitney

Orville Reihl Moline Henry Reith Guy Mackey Stonnie Emma Robert Lego Bob and Phylis Phalen Mary Taylor K. C. Whitney

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