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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1931

Page

10

Sandridge River Improvements Stir Local Talk and Creek Fishing

Local notes recount debates over Sandridge River works and Mingimippi river dams while residents relish fishing from Thomson. Visitors cross the Big Slough via improvised planks, a once-deep waterway now shallow. Community events include horse loss, melon stands, and kin from Oklahoma and Iowa visiting Sand Slough. Sheriff moves an eel to court house park. regional social life and greetings fill the narrative.

Thomson Rigney Husban and Sons George Miller Horace Hall Oklahoma Iowa Tatter Hall Earth Sand Slough Shiley Feezer E The Mirror-Democrat M. D Billy Hoofstutier Stacey Kaelin Sterling E. P. Bailey Gus Ray Fay Orangeville Eheene

Thomson Briefs Include Visits From Friends and Illnesses

Local notes report Thomson residents hosting visitors from Mt Carroll Clinton and Dubuque while others plan trips to the State Fair in Springfield. Illnesses are noted for John Gaur and Ada Wilkenson as families visit relatives in Fulton and Decatur.

Spring Valley Thomson News Summary Variation

Fragmentary OCR yields uncertain text about Baer ALE and Syster Cad with references to February and eye related notes. No clear events, people, or organizations emerge to form a reliable news item.

May Dressler Show Haunts Savannah Web Theatre Audience

A fragmented report describes the May Dressler show at the Savannah Web Theatre, raising eerie impressions. Attendees recall unnerving moments and stray sounds amid a strange performance atmosphere.

Thomson May Dressler He Savanna

Local Socials and Injuries Highlight Morrison Area

Residents from Holland to Sterling and Fulton gathered for visits and a Dyson reunion at Water Works Park in Morrison. Corliss Cobb sustained a spinal injury after tripping on a lawn ladder. Della Cobb visited H C Cook's Morrison home. James McCullagh hosts Spring Valley Presbyterian missionary society in Fulton on August 26.

Holland Mich James Green Argo-Fa Lawrence

Community travels and gatherings around Monroe and area

Argo Nipe family and Fultons visit Monroe to see Flave Nipe at the Monroe Fair. Nipe counts visit again Tuesday. Bashaws Hines and Hazletts visit Charles Sack home. Velma Sack stays at Bashaw home. Grace Moyer hosts Stoner Cooper Cooper for dinner. Gunthers Williams Hansens and Dora Hansen family motor to Dickeyville. Foltz move to Savanna with farewell party. Aurora fair attendees Schmaling Sack Pessman. Faith Stoner of Milledgeville visits Welms Sack. Church services Sunday at 9 by Providing Elder Collins.

Charles Adelia Nipe Max Fulton Monroe Wis Flave Nipe Monroe Fair Flave Phineas Bashaw Vernon Lanark Victor Hines Mildred Whartsel Hazlett Mt. Carroll Charles Sack Savanna George Schmaling Esther Genevieve Pessman Faith Stoner Milledgeville Welms Collins

Community notices and family visits in Thomson area

Local residents report moving supervisor on Tuesday and Wednesday. Clinton guests of the Olds and Jenk ins families, Glen Sears and others host visitors from McCool Junction and Milledgeville. Multiple extended family visits, travel plans, quarantines, and a marriage in Ohio mark the week in Thomson area society notes.

Navy airman visits mother amid Cumberland theft tale

Dee Gleason of the United States Naval Air Station Anacostia returned from a 30 day furlough to his mother Mrs Luella Gleason. A theft en route to Cumberland Maryland left his car ransacked with only a blue suit two tankets and a tennis racket missing. He kept leave papers and license. A chair giveaway at Fay's store drew registrations. Local items note visits by Clarence Cooper and Albert Cooper, a party for guests from Fort Wayne and Dixon. Sale ad for good feeding pigs ends the clipping.

Dee Gleason United States Naval Air Station Anacostal D. C Luella Gleason Dee Cumberland Maryland

Densmore Family Arrival Noted at Haneda Airport

A fragmentary item records Mr and Mrs Claude Densmore and family members Harold Robert and Geraldine Densmore arriving at Haneda Airport. The text is garbled but indicates a travel milestone or family visit event.

Claude Densmore Harold Robert Geraldine Densmee Aliereau Haneda

Local Social Roundup From Mt Carroll Area

Mount Carroll residents and visitors share recent gatherings and outings. Rev G C Brenneman and family plan to return to Alpha Michigan after visiting friends. Miss Kathryn Kerr and Miss Barbara Kerr leave for Morrison to visit Paul Green. Dan Harney joins Rural Carriers meeting in Polo Pines. Blaine Peck enjoys week at Lost Lake with remarks on long break. Hill and Davenport friends visit Mary J McGinty. Philip Switzer heads to Chicago. cousin Helen Switzer joins to Rochelle. Sunday dinner hosts include Herbert Rawlins with guests from Savannah Marcus and Miss Anderson Detroit Vernon Rawlins family. Lewis families from Walnut and Oak Park join a birthday picnic for their mother Alice Lewis.

B. L. Peck Carroll Thomson John Gaur Charles Beck Martin Zimmer Dubuque Herbert William Peck Blaine Peck Mt. Carroll N. D. French Dan Harney Russell Stem Nettie Stemn Bessie Blowers McConnell Norm Leavens Springfield Bernice Cochran Clinton Dean Boyce Thelma Sandie Raymond Ainaworth Iowa Joe Kauffman Harvey Marshall Billy Beverly Rockford Ill Dorothy Mike Tucker Everett Hawkins R. D. Bennett Alice Marie Harry Wilkenson Mazino Martindale Herbert Blodgett Blodgett Decatur Henry Engelking Mt Carroll Otto Switzer Wesley Martinndale Land Lanark Charles Leavens Lamdsom Ralph Olds Helen Sen‘neff Charles Jenkins L. K. Tharp Barbara Alice Lincoln Wm. Smith Atl McCool Junction Neb Glen Sears Floyd Potter Milledgeville Mra Stiles Milledgevilly Ruth Sheridan Glen Ellyn Tom Sheridan Chadwick Nelda Williams Ed Williams Richard Divilbliss Warrensville Mary Wilson Ben Dykstra Jennie Bielema Christina John Klimstra Roy Balk Gardenplain Glen Goble Maywood Hazel Thomas Hand Katherine Hand Henry Lassen Eret Vinton Buster Lillian Stratton Batavia York Township J. M. Fay Hubert Cate Edna Williams Morrison and Clarence Shirley Stage Tuesaday Ohio Glen Wilt Detroit Mich Clint Wilt Ed McGinty Join Carroll Lois Charles Casselberry Savanna Mt. Mortis Pines Polo L. C. Lewis Walnut, Tr Norm Lewis Oak Park Alice Lewis

Fragmentary lines from Savanna note prompt inquiry

A garbled excerpt from a Savanna notice features a person named Mes Gray and mentions Mis Mary a McGinty Piebey with broken dialogue or a question in dialect. The text is severely damaged and readable only in fragments.

Mes. Gray Savanna Mary McGinty

Local Social Weekend Visits Reflect Small Town Ties

Mrs Roper hosts guests with Ma and Mrs J oiy Sherdan visiting this week. Miss Ramona Lewix stays in Clinton with Miss Mildred Bowers. Frank Noore and family of Savanna call on K B Carpenter and family. Christing Bietema and Gerald Renkes visit Ben Dykstra households. Francke reunion draws 101 attendees at Old Mill Park Savanna. Neary Johnsons take a trip to Dickeyville Wisconsin to visit the grotto. Mackey, guest of Nearys and Johnsons, heads to Chadwick relatives before Beloit departure.

Herman Francke Francke Old Mill Park Savanna John Neary Frank Johnson Francis Hook Oliver Mackey Dickeyville Wis Miss Mackey Neary Johnson Chadwick Beloit

Royal Neighbors Lodge Initiates New Member Lovice Frost

The Royal Neighbors met Tuesday afternoon in regular session. Present were Mrs. James Frost, Lovice Frost, Mrs. Dolan of Lost Nation Ta, and Mrs. Mary Wilson of Chadwick. Miss Lovice Frost was initiated as a member.

James Frost Lovice Dolan Lost Nation Alsa Mary Wilson Chadwick

Smiths and Ricees Host Guests in Ster

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Smith and Fyn als wen stuckent guests of Wee and Wee Claude Rice in Ster.

Mrs. Lloyd Smith Fyn Als Wen Stuckent Wee Wee Claude Rice Ster

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