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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1934

Page

3

Lanark Band Plays Concert Here Saturday

Lanark band members prepare for a Saturday concert at the town plaza. The Chadwick Band, led by Beth Ewer, is entered alongside the Lonelye Wann ensemble. Local families and visitors attend a preconcert gathering on Pay Street, with community figures and residents listed among attendees.

Thomsen This Ppars Rhur Als Uyweer Mortestant Chadwick Fark Photmsii Tribune Lorignees Beth Ewer Forreston Band Neon Pay Street

Local Club Notes and Lost Luggage Incident

The Home Economics Club plans a meeting at the hall tonight with members Mrs. Vena, Mrs. Martha Homedew, Mrs. Katherine Cooper, Tee. Veda Carroll and Mrs. Ed Metzgiye. The 500 Club is hosting Mrs. Fred Nipe this afternoon for a card gathering. A New Britain hitchhiker, Koerber, 36, was robbed near Clinton, inspiring recollections of a prior Clinton case. Louie Sehick and the Sehicks traced the boy to Mr. Koerber and learned he was glad to continue toward Meuttanst, reuniting with his parents later.

Home Economics Club Eric Vena Martha Homedew Katherine Cooper Veda Carroll Ed Metzgiye Lad Wd Koerber New Britain Wna Clinton Chomson Rean Clinton Board Louie Sehick Sehicks Mr. Iverber Clinon Louie Meuttanst

Shipping association stock shipment notice

A car of stock was shipped by the Ovation to Chicago Produc tarry Gaar. Returning home Tuesday night the message listed volunteers Harry Gaar Claus Housenga Francis Hook Ab Prins Tom Kustus Prins.

Ovation Chicago Tarry Gaar Teers Harry Gaar Claus Housenga Francis Hook Ab Prins Tom Kustus Chuis Prins

Births Henry Hartman couple welcome 12 lb girl Nathan Mac

Mr and Mrs Henry Hartman announce the birth of a 12 pound girl named Nathan Mac born Saturday at home Parents of two with Harry Wilkerson of Troll announcing the birth of Harry Charles born Tuesday Wilkerson is the form-

Henry Hartman Nathan Mac Harry Wilkerson Troll Harry Charles My. Wilkerson

Among The Sick in Mrs Glen Bears Hospital Discharges

Fragmented OCR details a patient discharge and injuries at a hospital in Savanna and Centralia. Mentions Mrs Earl Orcett, Mercy Hospital, a burn incident injuring a child, and injuries to a patient with a left hip fracture. Names households and local relations are referenced with unclear context.

Melon Day plans and events announced in York township

Plans for the tenth Melon Day in York township promise a busy program with a wild west rodeo attraction, multiple dances featuring Luther Geisinger, ball games Farm Bureau versus Lyndon, and a large melon stand. Morning events begin at 10:30 with morning sports and music by the Forreston band as hundreds of visitors are expected on Wednesday August 22.

Thomson Hickey Ball Boys Luther Geisinger Masonic Hall Thue Martindale Totsvof Farm Bureau Lyndon Anual York Madge Bower Rose Peltz Forreston Band York Township

Local Farm Bureau and Melon Tossers to play trio of games

The Farm Bureau boys and Thomson Melon Tossers meet in a three game series over eight days. Aug 16 at Lanark’s Settler’s jieni¢ begins with an uncounted league tilt, Aug 18 at Cook’s field near Chadwick counts toward standings, and Aug 22 at Thomson’s Melon Day concludes the set. Thomson seeks win to share second place with Fulth. Farm Bureau aims to climb near top.

Farm Bureau Thomson Lanark Carroll County Josey Heague iEurezy Cook's Field Chadwick Hownain Fulth Ulton Clinton Savanas Blues Polo A Milledgeville McCombie McConkie Savanna Proving Grounds Pennsylvania Mac White Sox Savanna White Sox Melonites Thorson Melon Field Polo Fulton Farnt Bureau

Water fountains draw Palisades visitors at Savanna park

A Sunday count at Palisades Park Savanna records 1712 people drinking from the spring water at the park entrance. Tuesday afternoon visitors to the Sheridan home include Miss Bertha Rafter Mrs Kate Bailerin Mr Ben Bailerin and two children and Mr Nicolli of Spring Valley.

Savanna Epie CCC Ja. 4 Sheridan Mise Ber Tha Rafter Kate Bailerin Ben Bailerin Nicolli Spring Valley

Hutchison's Ice Cream Parlor Adds Eight-Hole Cabinet

Mr Stickel announces installation of a new eight-hole electric cabinet at Hutchison's cafe. The upgrade allows handling multiple creams and sherbets and features the popular double dip.

J. ¥. Stickeli Hutchison Mr. Stickel

Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Officers Day Message

The notice lists 9:30 Sunday school 10:30 morning worship and 8:00 evening union service at the Christian church with Rev Bruce. It invites attendance, questions standards of living, and notes a 12:00 basement dinner bring one dish. A car service offers rides home after the service.

the Christian Church Bruce

Baptist Church Schedule and Recent Socials Notes

Rev W G Aitken leads morning worship at 10 with subject False Proverbs and a Sunday school. Evening service titled The Achieving Life. The Live Wire class met at Ed McGinty home with Clarence McGinty and Lois Carrot hosting. features included singing, readings, accordion music, a newspaper, and refreshments. The Baptist aid meets next Thursday, with a larger meeting planned in the church basement, delayed one week due to Melon Day events. Sunday school social postponed to September.

W. G. Aitken Side Society Baptist Aid Live Wire Ed McGinty Clarence McGinty Lois Carrot

THOLIC CA Church Services and Sermon Title

Morning service at eight in THOLIC CA with Sunday school at ten and evening service at seven thirty. Church of Christ offers Sunday school at nine thirty and morning worship at ten thirty. The morning sermon is titled A Man's Duty. An evening union service will be held in this church with Rev. Broce preaching.

Church OF Christ Beyin Broce

Argo Methodist Plans Picnic After Sunday Services

The church schedules Sunday school at 9 09 morning and church service at 9 45. The young people organize a picnic for Tuesday evening August 21, inviting all members to join in the event.

Argo

Locals Attend Visits and Social Calls Across Clinton Area

Locals Alice Bower and Dorothy Moran visit Clinton this week. Mr and Mrs Eugene Hill of Normal Illinois visit with Mr and Mrs Eugene Murray. Mr and Mrs William Sandaier and zon Billy of Clinton call on John Schade. R J Houghton and daughter Mary visit W A Adams and daughter Aelyne of Paw Paw. Mrs C W Rykert of Freeport and Mrs Emma Rhode with children from Milwaukee. William Tautz of Milwaukee dine with KB Carpenter household. Crease and Wimberth visit Mt Carrell area with Crowe.

Mra Eugene Hill Normal, Hi Mrs Eugene Murray William Sandaier Zon Billy of Clinton John Schade R. J. Houghton Mary W. A. Adams Dauahter Aelyne Paw Paw WC. Rykert Freeport Hit Emma Rhode Milwaukee Wit Rhede Mra F.O. Anderson William Tautz Milwagker Wis Carpenter Howe Mir Cees Crowe Mt. Carrell

Indian scout travels, returns bow gift after stay

A young Indian man from Akron, New York, seeking food at Stickell's cafe, spoke of a river trip to Nebraska and rodeo plans. He attended Carlisle College and later sent a letter with a Seneca costume photo, promising a handmade elm bow and arrows. Mr. and Mrs. Stickell anticipate visits from relatives, including their son Donald staying with Will Frazier in LuVule Wisconsin.

Andian Carlisle College Pennsylvania Stickell Jlad Chief Two Mountains Elm Donald Hisuncle Will Frazier LuVuile Wis

Former York Lady Visits Welcome Guests

Sunday afternoon visitors to Mrs. Alice Lewis and family included Mrs. Minin Werte of Estherville Iowa with her two daughters and their husbands, Mrs. G Ai Thornton of Orkford and Mrs. Bale Palmer of Es herville with their spouses, and two daughters of Mr and Mrs Palmer. Mina Reed, daughter of Saw Reed, now in Estherville, is in very poor health.

Alice Lewis Minin Werte Exthervill Lowa G. Ai.Thornton Orkford Bale Palmer Esherville Palmer Werte York Mina Reed

Peterson Relatives Have Picnic

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson hosted a Sunday family gathering and picnic with relatives from Clinton. Attendees included Andrew and Emil Peterson, Lenore Gielow, Martin Bahnsen family, Fred Jurgenson family, Conrad Hampton family and daughter, Hans Hansen family, Reka Flass daughters Alvena and Bernieve, and Russell Gleason and baby visiting Lou Jolla Gleason.

Carl Peterson Peterson Clinton Andrew Peterson Emil Peterson Len

Village Board Refuses Tax Levy Ordinance At Thomson Meeting

Officials meet in seminar session to review the minutes of the July 2 meeting and approve bills totaling various labor, material, and service charges for fountains water mains and park work. The treasurer reports receipts from water rents road tax and corporation taxes with a balance on hand. A proposed Main Street arterial highway designation receives approval using Motor Fuel Tax funds. A sympathy resolution honors Ernest Brown Marshal of Thomson.

George Mort Beth Hower B.D. Dinmick Arrett Ed Atherton Ernest Whitney iCharles McGinty Ben Wagner J. H. Wilt W. W. Bennett Iabor W. M. Strub Prancke and Switzer Kate Cole Whitney Louis Knuss Park Lewis Motor Co Thorson Review Standard Gil Co McDonald Mig. Co H. Jenkins Lewis Williams Thomson Main Street Committee On Resolutions Ernest Brown Marshal Ge Ks Roy Houghton K. RB. Carpenter B. T. Cole

CCC Lad Hurt In Freight Train Accident Monday

Homer Robbins a CCC lad at Galena conservation camp was seriously injured near Thomson when he and two companions tried to board a northbound freight car. Robbins grasped the box car rods and was dragged a distance before train crew stopped the train and took him to Savanna City hospital. He is expected to recover. Robbins home is Beards town NL.

Homer Robbins CCC Galena Thomson North- Ibound Burlington Robbins Cabe Savanna City Beardstown Savanna

Passion Play in Rock Island Stadium This Week

Churches of the tri-cities present the Passion Play at Rock Island Stadium with four performances Wednesday through Sunday. The pageant retells life of Christ from the Last Supper to the Ascension with strong sound amplification. Admission is 50 cents and cushions are advised for the lengthy show. Mr and Mrs Fl. Stare and Mrs Emma Steele attended the Wednesday performance.

Tri-Cities Rock Island Stadium Lfe Kerk Island Leity Temple Jerusalem Judas FL. Stare Emma Steele

Savanna White Sox Exit Shakes Local League Itinerary

The Savanna White Sox dropped from the Indian Head League disrupting the schedule and erasing two wins from Melon men. Mt. Morris also left the league, altering standings with Fulton and Thomson surging, McCombie could join Thomson for remaining games, and Vestiges of past results compress the race for the pennant amid new official standings.

Mt. Morris Mt.Morris Savayna White Sox Pulton Thomson Fulton ML Morris Lanark White Sox Pulv Milledgeville Clinton Savanna Blues Polo Savanna White Sox B. T. Cole Ustes

Library Report Shows Moderate Activity and New Titles

Library statistics list 292 borrowed items, 2666 total volumes, 9 days open, and 205 active borrowers. New acquisitions include Margaret Yorke and Kathleen Norris titles, plus a mix of fiction and non fiction for adults and juveniles.

Margaret Yorke Kathleen Norris Valour Warwick Deeping Alive Roosevelt Longworth Rainbow Cottage G. L. Hill Helen R. Martin Edison R. Marshall

Melon Men Harvest Promises High Prices At Thomson

The Thomson melon harvest has begun with early muskmelons ripening first and fetching strong prices. Quality is reported excellent, aided by timely rains after a drought. Acreage is smaller this year, and frost could affect the late crop. Local social notes mention visits from John French, Hazel Witmer, Elmer Davis, and others.

Thomson

Florida visit and Davenport picnic summary in Thompson area

Mrs. S C Carpenter and daughter visit from Hollywood Florida to stay with relatives, as Jack Warfield visits grandparents in Mt Carroll. George St Ores family holds annual picnic at M58 park with Davenport and Savanna relatives present. Coradrane enlistment nearing end. he plans return to Thomann top aviary for Moe Mates on Aug 24 and may reenlist for three years.

Florida S.C. Carpenter George Warfield Jack Warfield Hollywood Fla Thomson Carpenter M. Belt Jam Jack Mt. Carroll Heneigty Sears Thomann Top Allie Wall

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