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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1962
Page
5
A father and son duo will display a new and wonderful entertainment act at Thomson Melon on September 2 and 3. They offer flashy colorful novelty duets, up-to-date guitar arrangements, vocals, comedy routines, sizzling instrumentals, gags and audience participation on the free program.
A report notes Illinois and 28 other states liberal dove seasons and doves as a top American game bird. It highlights management practices such as shelterbelts windbreaks gravel pits and water sources to support mourning doves and reduce nest destruction from wind.
Mary and Ed Rosco, renowned rodeo performers, are billed for Thomson elon Days on September 2 and 3 featuring whip tricks, rope routines, six shoot er juggling, sharpshooting and rifle work with a steel safety trap. They will discuss firearm safety and the doves issue in a broad broadcast manner. Calf scramble winners at Carroll County Fair are listed with names and towns.
The narrative follows Red Blanchard born in Pittsville Wisconsin and his move to a farm, migration to Chicago, musical act with Rube Tronson and the Texas Cowboys, and military service including Ft. Lewis and campaigns in New Guinea and the Philippines. He reflects on joining the army and discovering his comedic talent comparing to Hope and Gobel.
The Social Security Administration District Office in Rockford announces a new booklet Now That You Are Retiring. It includes guidance on decisions, working while on benefits, housing, healthcare, income stretching, and activities. Free copies are available by writing or calling the Rockford office.
A former Army member who left the service and joined WLS recalls a morning 7 to 7 45 program, the promise of a phonograph, and fastening records to an electric fan with a shingle nail. By March 1959 he co owned Mason City Iowa station Pen etc and greets Midwest friends ahead of Thomson Melon Days on September 2 and 3.
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