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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1940

Page

4

Golden Light Remains Hopeful Despite Community Strain

Nettie E. Phillips writes from Maywood in 1940 about leadership changes in her Baptist group, noting the removal of the antiperintendent due to cost and the appointment of a new state secretary to lead a smaller group. She describes writing nine songs on the theme Golden Light, upcoming solo works by two singers, and notes on home work, church offerings, and limited room for new entrants amid illness and wartime anxieties while asking about fruit barrell donations.

Pine St Maywood Iil Iowa Missionary Work Norway Bits Fosdick Nettie E. Phillips P. S

Troubadettes Win Silver Cup in Chicago Meet

The Dixon Troubadettes, a 24 voice women's chorus, won second honors at a preliminary contest for the Chicagoland music festival in Soldier's Field. Mrs H F Zugschwerdt of Chadwick performed with the group and director Mrs F E M Goodsell received a gold baton. They sang Mendelssohn On Wings of Song and The Catbird in the final selection, finishing behind Mt Vernon Illinois McDowell chorus.

Dixon Troubadettes Soldier’s Field H. FE. Zugschwerdt Chadwick FE. M. Goodsell Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Michigan Iowa Mendelssohn Troubadettes Catbird McDowell Chorus Mt. Vernon Iil

Thomson's Melon Day Celebrates Labor Day Festivities

Thomson marks its 16th Melon Day on Labor Day September 2 with a full schedule. opening registration at 0 A M offers cash prizes, morning sports, baseball, watermelons, a welcome address by James J. Sheridan, and entertainment by Miss Vivian Trulock and Joe Thompson's Krazy Jacks. Evening events include more acts and a four hour free dance until 1 A. M. on a 30 by 90 foot floor.

Thomson Melon Fulton Brownies James J. Sheridan Frank J. Stransky Vivian Trulock Joe Thompson Lyndon Black Farms Walnut Fulton

Milledgeville Firemen Plan Homecoming and Meetings

The Milledgeville fire department held its regular meeting and appointed committees for the homecoming events on Sept 25 and 26. A special meeting Friday will hear committee reports.

Milledgeville John Warren Ray Miller William Ewers Tom Heffelfinger Lyle Franklin Clyde Oncken Gerald Laughlin Arman Bushman Paul Bracken

23rd Annual Tigh Family Reunion Held in Savanna

One hundred eleven relatives and 153 visitors gathered for the 23rd Tigh family reunion at Old Mill park Savanna. Officers were re-elected, births and a death reported, and plans announced for the 24th reunion in August 1941. A long list of attendees from multiple towns followed.

Tich Old Mill Park Savanna Kim Catherine Middleton Tigh H. F. Weber Chadwick Clarence Hanson Fulton Fanny Mathers Aurora Diane Bradstream Burton Bradstream Geneseo Frank Livingston Winfield McEnery Chicago Albert Adolph Elmer Weber K. W. Senneff W. G. Riordan Loomis Hanson Morrison John Tigh Charles Tigh Geo. Bradstream Joe Tucking Leland Genhardt Clinton Louis Wendt Walter Getz W. C. Harlan Maywood L. W. Mathers Charles Bender Walter Crane Rock Island John Frank John Hoover Ronald Hoover Fred Schneider Lawrence Shiley Carroll Louis Shelly Thomson Paul Daniels Glen Herbert Poorman Fred Shelly Franklin Richmond David Aitken Hanover Cara Cooper Cedar Rapids George Bradstream, Jr LaPorte City Iowa Mintie Tenley Mt. Vernon

Top Prices for Cattle Consignments Reported

Fred Guenzler of Lanark led the Chicago stockyards trade with 42 steers averaging 1182 pounds at 12.00 per cwt and 20 more at 11.80. Ted Kingery of Lanark sold 29 shortfed heifers at 10.80 per cwt, averaging 779 pounds. Andrew Hook and son Fred of Thomson also sold beeves at 11.00 per cwt, with 12 head averaging 1166 pounds and a 22 head drive at the same price.

Fred Guenzler Carroll County Lanark Chicago Guenzler Ted Kingery

Social Visitors in Chadwick Community Highlights

Mrs Emma Van Buskirk and Mrs Clarence Van Buskirk called Sunday evening at Mrs Bertha Heerner's home. Sunday dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Ivan Carroll included Mrs Milnes and Walter Jr with Mr and Mrs Andrew Witt of Morrison. Monday afternoon visitors at Mrs Elizabeth Senneff's home included Frank Horner and the Horner family from Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Charles Senneff of Sterling. The Horners later dined with Mr and Mrs W J Woy and Mr and Mrs C R Woy at Senneff's and then toured Grant's home and historic sites in Galena.

Emma van Buskirk Clarence van Buskirk Bertha Heerner Ivan Carroll Walter Milnes Walter, Jr Andrew Witt Morrison Elizabeth Senneff Frank Horner Donald Horner Cleveland Charles Senneff Sterling Horners W. J. Woy C. R. Woy

Lanark Students Shine At Pecatonica Vocational Fair

Twenty five Lanark Future Farmers enter thirty five projects at the Section 1 fair held August 20 21 at Pecatonica fair grounds. Entries include purebred Guernsey and Hereford stock dairy cows steers hogs and ewes from Lanark's VA program. A total $1200 in premium money is offered with participants from multiple area high schools.

Pecatonica Pecatonica Fair Grounds Milledgeville Lyle Law Lyle Oncken Edward Robinson Paul Deets Robert Pilgrim Arthur Opecken Harlan Hollwell Robert Diehl Bill Chaffee Eugene Litwiller Jack Newton Robert McKean Raymond Lubbs Howard Bushman Wendell Coats Keith Coats Kenneth Nye Pecatonica Lanark Pecatonica Fair Lanari Eugene Collings Guernsey Donald Zier Randall Carpenter Charles Burkholder Dwight Flickinger Oxford Kenneth Blakeslee Robert Zuck Poland Glenn Derrer Keith Law Bernard Diehl Russell Miller Randall Linker Robert Heatherington Maurice Terhune Martin Ebert Kenneth Kniss Chester Lloyd Herren Joe Engles Galen Fry Byron Dakota Durand Forreston Lanark Leaf River Lena Mt. Carroll Mt. Morris Orangeville Oregon Pearl City Polo Savanna Stillman Valley Stockton Thomson Winnebago Winslow

List of high school textbooks for 1940 41 term

A long read lists required texts across science biology mathematics English Latin history government business economics shorthand typing office practice home economics agriculture and illustration of publisher details. The closing line echoes a moral verse about harmony and hope.

Jame W. Baker Alvah Leroy Prickett Paul A. Carlson Gregg Louis A Lecstie Gregg Publishing Company Louia A. Leslie Gregg Publishing Co J. W. Korene Clyde FE. Rowe Ginn & Co Foster W. Lose Charles W. Hamilton Peter L. Agnew South Western Publishing Co Kennard E. Goodman Ginn & Company Era Publishing Co

Woessner brothers named Carroll County representatives to Boys State Fair school

Kenneth and Lawrence Woessner of Shannon were chosen as Carroll county delegates to attend the Boys State Fair school at Springfield from August 17 to 23 during the state fair.

Carroll County 4-H Jean Hammond Ruth Wolfe Tip Toppers Food Club Lanark Grace Keeney 4-H Clothing Club Katherine Olsen Merry Sewers Marie Johns Savanna Lavonne Holm Merry Sewers Club Argo June Copperwell Shannon Priscilla Club Kenneth Lawrence Woessner Shannon Springfield

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