Fragmentary Names From a Telegraphed Local List in Illinois
A garbled OCR reads as a long list of personal names and addresses linked to places in Illinois and nearby towns. The fragment includes numerous individuals with streets and towns such as Mount Carroll Freeport Galesburg and Savanna, with scattered occupations and routes, suggesting a directory or notice collection rather than a cohesive news item. The text shows many misspellings and broken phrases, complicating precise extraction of actions or events.
Locals report visits and upcoming plans in Dixon area
Walla Ward of Dixon was a guest in the Wi Strubb home from Tuesday to Saturday. Rev. W. G. Aitken presented with a gift of a fine water telon and musk melon the other day. Mr. Dewey Dyksiza of Thomson and Mrs. J. I. Havidie of Baldwin were melon day guests with Mandridge friends. Plty Leavis will attend the Mone vous in Mt. Carrell and will be the duet of friend Florence Singh. Mr. and Mrs. Kimbro Shake plan to move Sept 8 to Macomb where Mr. Shake will be employed. Floyd Tobey and wife of Pleasant Valley wading this week with relatives. They expect to remain. Labo traffic from Thomson east to Cochran farm near Mey Hellman Alum farms. Sunday at Hol Mill Park Savan-Terme Mrs. Ida Weber and her party were Mr. and Mrs. Marshall of Sterling, Mr. and Mrs. Millard and family of rata. Mrs. Bent Stare, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sanz, and Mr. and Mrs. Mer and sons. Northwestern Wines note their employment. Those men Themean were Man Grokarigs and opera Mah Millard. Mrs. Latha UMTS Cre Orevtt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy Satherint
Pleric
Hol Mill Park
Savan- Terme
Ida Weber
Marshall
Sterling
Tan Millard
Rata
Bent Stare
Wesley Sanz
Thomson
Demaree
Thorson
Lois Hunt
Robison
Decatur
Stark
Harriett Wheeler
Davenport
George Johnson
Town City
Hemmer
Nelle Burne
Harriet Zugseh Worth
Naile Hastings
Decia Brooks
Hunt
Burns
Wheeler
Rey Houghton
Brooks
Unclear fragment hints college attendance patterns
Fragmentary text mentions students named Meena, Shays, Margaret, Rameng, and Lewis but provides no cohesive event or date. Likely notes on who will attend various colleges this year. No verifiable details to form a complete article item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc Gating
Meena College
Shays Appl
Margaret Bnet
Rameng 'T Lewis
Marriage Rites For Beulah Crutt and Lawrence Sullivan
Miss Tethay Crutt daughter of Mr and Mrs Ooeilhe Crutt and Lawrence Sullivan son of Mrs Jony Rallyvan of Caffey Garden were married Thursday morning in Mullen at the rectory of the Conception church WT Ewan officiating. After a wedding trip to Dex Main es Tae and Springfield they visited Milwaukee and will likely return home soon. 30% and Mrs Sullivan will go to housekeeping in the finer house. Mr Sullivan is employed on the section here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tethay
Ooeilhe Crcutt
Lawence Sullivan
Mos
Jony Rallivan
Caffey Garnera
Mullen
Fiemawvlate
Ewan
Ohio
Albany
Dex Maines
Tae
Springfield
Milwaukee
Sulelivan
Sullivan
Picnic At Old Mill Park Draws Hanover Friends
An unusual picnic gathered Tuesday at Old Mill Park in Savanna with Thomson residents and Savanna guests recalling Hanover days. Attendees included Jose and Judy Cooper, Kleitman, the Robisons, Switzers, Foltzs, Haring family, and others. plans set for a similar gathering next year. Also noted were local visits and travel news, with a weather nod and acknowledgments of residents facing health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Ddi Park
Savanna
Thomson
Hanover
Jose
Judy Cooper
Jtoy Kleitman
Herman Ifrancke
Charles Switzer
David Switzer
Albert Cooper
Arthur L.robison
Donald Robison
Ed Foltz
Irene
Leroy Foltz
Fred Haring
Earl Engelking
Ernie Prancke
Frank Croffoot
Earl Croffeot
Lawrence Croffeot
Band Concert by Lanark Concert Band Saturday Evening
Local residents anticipate a Lanark Concert Band performance this Saturday evening conducted by Miss Beth Hower. The group, which earned second place in Class B at the Festival of Musical Chicago, will play a mix of popular and classical pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanark
Beth Hower
Among The Sick Among The Sick
Clem McGinnis of the Sandridge sustained a stroke last week. Mrs. Glee Sears, patient in Mercy hospital, remains at the same. She is being treated for a nervous breakdown. Betty Low, daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil, is recuperating. Meantime Hamilton returned home recently from a Davenport hospital and is reported improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem McGinnis
Sandridge
Glee Sears
Mercy Hospital
Betty Low
Mra. Vircil WS
Mea
Hamilton
Davenport
Rock River Baptist Association Meets in Woodstock
The Rock River Baptist association gathers this year on Sept 12 42 at the First Baptist church in Woodstock TH. Leduving and breakfast will be provided for delegates. Morning service at 11 with subject One thing thou tack est. Evening service at o'clesk with The Gospel of Christ. Ladies aid meets Thursday in the church basement. We extend a cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Rock River Baptist ‘Association
Woodstock
First Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
State Bank of Warren Pays First Dividend Meeting Announced
Welcherd dL Usevelt, State Auditor, announced authorization of a 7 percent dividend totaling 206.80 for Warren depositors as part of liquidation funds. This fourth dividend follows prior payments of 39,527.82 to preferred creditors and 45,000.00 on bills payable. Checks will be issued during the week of Aug 27. Officers plan a September meeting with Mrs. R. B. Carpenter to set the new year’s plans. Mr and Mrs Glen Wilt of Chicago visited relatives, with two sons returning to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcherd dL Usevelt
Stade
Woday
Bug
State Bank of
Warren
Warren, Uh
Funes
R. B. Carpenter
Melon Day Acknowledged As Big Local Success This Year
Thomson's Melon Day drew hundreds and set a new gate record of 882.25 dollars, with stands and games yielding solid business. Officials estimate a profit around 200 dollars, though final figures depend on remaining bills and a formal treasurer’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
K. B. Carpenter
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Rally Message
The church lists Sunday activities starting with 9 30 Sunday school 10 50 morning worship and 7 30 union service with Rev Todd. A rally Sunday invites all to attend. There is a note on repairing souls like cars and a call for Ladies aid meeting at Mrs Slayman’s next Wednesday for quilt making and tying a comforter. Betty Brites are present and attendees may dine at Mrs Belle Carpenter’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundey School
Todd
Betty Brites
Mrs. Belle Carpenters
Religious services and church notices for Sunday
The page lists service times for IDEAL Sunday school at 10 00 AM and Evening worship at 7 30 PM, CATHOLIC morning service 8 00, ARGO METHODIST Sunday school 9 06 and Morning worship 9 43, CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday services 9 30 and 10 30 with sermon topics The Research of Interest in Religion in the morning and Our Movie Made Children in the union evening service at the Methodist church The evening hour moves to 7 30 starting next Sunday A regular Board Meeting is set for Sunday morning Sept 3 after services Trustees are urged to attend A four lesson adult class based on The Effective Adult Class by Harry G Mowry is planned for late September costing 35 cents per text People are invited to register The church youth plan a Farewell Party for Earl Sack this Friday at 7 36 PM in the church annex with school life themes Participants should come in school toy costumes Girls bring two boxes of tench for two containing four sandwiches two pickles and two pieces of cake to be sold for 15 cents each to fund Earl’s farewell gift before he leaves for school next Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Methodist Church
Tesehurs
Jessen
Seach
Harry G. Mowry
Lagnen Thej
RS Pte
Tywaly
Earl
Pioneer Class Honors Miss Phillips at Home Meeting
Members of the Pioneer class of the Christian Sunday chval met yesterday at Mrs. Oreila Bennet's home. Guest of honor was Miss Nettie Philliges of Maywood. Attending included Mrs. Robert Groharing, Mrs Marr y Gant, Mrs. Bertha Holland, Mrs. Ida Weber, Mrs. Nettie Baker, and Mrs. Beanett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreila Bennet
Nettie Philliges
Maywood
Robert Groharing
Marry Gant
Bertha Holland
Ida ‘Weber
Nettie Baker
Beanett
Second Eckelberry Reunion Held At Morrison Park
Descendants of Rison and Hanna Eckelberry gathered at Waterworks Park Morrison Sunday for their second annual reunion. A noon picnic dinner followed by a business meeting elected officers including president Mrs Everett Ege of Albany and treasurer Mrs Frank Whiteside of Joslin. The oldest member was June Eckelberry of Port Byron and the youngest was baby Trent three months old. A program of music and talks complemented the afternoon ball game. Attendees included families from Port Byron Albany Mount Carroll Cordova Clinton and Newton with guests from Molone and other areas. The 1935 reunion will be at Waterworks Park Morrison on the third Sunday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rison
Hanna Eckelberry
Waterworks Park
Morrison
Everett
Ege
Albany
Frank Whiteside
Joslin
June Eckelberry
Port Byron
Dack Trent
Bins
Elen Peterson
Newton
End Other Colburn
Molone
Miss Vera Smith Visits Hel dane with Emma Greenfield
The Hel dane visit by Miss Vera Smith and Miss Emma Greenfield is noted as part of a local engagement. Meanwhile the shipping association reported receipt of a carload of animal feed yesterday morning, indicating ongoing supply activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Smith
Heldane
Emma Greenfield
Shipping Association
Teachers To Arrive This Week End
Local Thomson area notes show teachers planned to arrive by weekend for the upcoming school opening on Monday. A long list of social visits and family travel details reflects community activity before the new term.
Pauline Gerten and Guy Libberton wed in Fulton area
Vardine Gerten of Fulton became the bride of Guy Libberton of Arga Fa at 4 o clock last Thursday morning. The ceremony was held at Immaculate Conception church rectory with Rev. J. Egan officiating. After a wedding dinner at the Gerten home they will reside in Bremerton and Long Beach while Libberton reports for duty September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vardine Gerten
Fulton
Guy Libberton
Aro-Wa
Immaculate Cattceplion Church
JT. Egan
Anna Gerten
Bar Bell
Louis Gerten
Fulton High School
Libberton
James Libberton
Arga'Fa
Thomson
U.S. Navy
Long Beach
Calif
Aeon
Gerten
Potter Brothers Ship Wheat Car to Chicago Yesterday
Local report notes Potter Brothers shipped a carload of wheat to Chicago yesterday. Rev W G Aitken visited and dined with Mrs Ida Weber last Sunday, and fed by other local families as a caller and guest during the week. Mr and Mrs Leo Stumphy of Chicago plan to spend Sunday and Labor Day with their mother Mrs Elia Stumphy. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kobel and Triste moved to Rock Island for work, leaving Mrs Kobel and Otto Bruhn at the sand ridge home until harvest ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Brothers
Chicago
Leo Stumphy
Chil Eazo
Elia Stumphy
Ralph Kobel
Triste
Rock Island
Mr. Kobel
Bank signs insure deposits to aid depositors
The Thomson State Bank received official signs from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation stating insured deposits are protected up to five thousand dollars. The signs help depositors identify insured banks, reducing panic and guiding liquidation if a bank fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington
Insurance Corporation
Manximum Daner
Corporatios Amg
Deine
Bake Sale Planned by Baptist Church Aid Society
The aid society of the Baptist church announces a bake sale this Saturday evening at the Community store to raise funds for church activities and charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Mrs Mayme Mummert Hosts 500 Club Meeting
Mrs Mayme Mummert will host the 500 club next Thursday afternoon September 6 for members. George Potter has purchased a new Diamond T truck for use in his trucking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
500 Club
Mayme Mummert
George Potter
Rural teachers to meet in Mt. Carter county
County supervisor Martha Ashby announces a meeting of rural teachers Saturday September 8 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm at the courthouse in Mt. Carter. The notice was received today outlining the schedule and location for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AUTUM
Mt. Carter
Martha Ashby
Melon Day Guests Gather at Perry Home
About 20 guests attended a basket dinner on Melon day at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perry's home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Whaley and family, Mrs. Stone and Dorothy of Janesville, Mrs. Bashaw and George Anderson of Wapello Town, Mr. and Mrs. Bacher and family, Mrs. Wright of Rock Palls, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Boylan and children of Thomson. The T. N. T. club met with 22 members present including two visitors, planning a doughnut and coffee sale on Main Street on Saturday night. 4-H J-H Club members met at H. A. Cate’s to finish notebooks for today’s Cook's Field round-up after a 7 to 3 loss to the Point of the Bills team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Perry
Whaley
John
George
Stone
Dorothy
Janesville
Wis
Hazel Bashaw
George Anderson
Wapello
Town
Bacher
Wright
Rock Palls
Ross Boylan
Bil, Shirley
Emma
Thomson
Rn. T
R. Houghton
Houghton
Lou
Shelly
Lyle Shelly
Fred Miller
Wesley Sack
Helen Gaar
Neilie Farley
Chicago
Fred Shelly
Hanover
Main Street
Ernest Whitney
George Potter
David Todd
4-H
H. A. Cate
Cook's Field
Bills
Secore
Funeral services today for George Sykes at Mt Carrol
Funeral services are held today at 2 08 PM from the home of Mrs Catherine Stober for George Sykes of Clinton who died Tuesday evening at Meres hospital after several months illness. Interment follows at Oak Hill cemetery with immediate family and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sykes
MT. Carroll
Emma Steele
MT Carroll
Clinton
Meres Hospital
Catherine Stober
Qak Hil
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Cova Gees
Wierhart
Carroll
Carrall
Courtland
Gponihy
Sard St. New Bywik City
Neav Loiterterahd
Glinton
Tasinty Severs
Beit Nye
High St. Grova
Lundberg
Thneeee Cle
Yatan Pollan
Neny Yooekel
May Connell
Sheridan
Uayes Frazier
Vhs
M. Kinyon
W. Pian
Galesburg
Bank Warfield
John Vals
Chas Lamb
Vente
Tew McNamara
Vaile Schwarz
Vis HL McGutlaugh
Part
Hari
Ave
Mes
Jas. Crowe
Eyreag
Cone
Harrison St. Eun
Walla Ward
Dixon
W. G. Aitken
Hniskmelon
Dewey Dyksiza
1. J. Havidie
Baldwin, In
Mandridge
Plty Leavis
Mt. Carrell
Florence Singh
Kimbro Shake
Macomb
Shake
Floyd Tobey
Pleasant Valley
Dere Labo
Man Grokarigs
Millard
Latha
Beulah Crcutt
Lawrence Sullivan
Rev. J. TI. Egan
Immaculate Conception Church
Rennie Leavens
Sirs. Armstrong
Louis Decker
Alfred Schmating
Mary Frasier
Alfred
Via Rosa
Plate
Bi Everall
Santa Rosa
Arnold
Caro Sve
Taei
Elsie
Pomona
North
Aly Cooumn
A.erandsoo
Iment
Godvan
Old Mill Park
Ray Brennaman
Babuque J
C. Carpenter
Hollywood
Fla
Ed Herth
Fred Seim
Kal
John Carpenter
Clarence Bolhous
H. 1 A. Cate
W. Gankin
Glen Wilt
Clint Wilt
Gerald Martin
Mrs
John Neary
Kathleen
Joseph Isenhart
Francis Hook
J. C. Teeter
Methodist
IDEAL
Argo
Miss Phillips
Morrison Park
Everett Ege
Blanche Martindale
Albright
Pearl City
Mrs. Kimbro Shake
Frank Stowe
Galena
C. H. Jenkins
Ruth
Virginia
Century of Progress
Reeves Kratz
Bonna
Frank Rush
George Lenders
Black Hills
Mira
Harold Rodamaker
Near
Harry ‘Ilson
Misa Kathleen Wilson
Bris. Carbaugh
Mercersbore
J. Y. Stickell
T. N. T. Club of the Christian Church
Cochran
Thomson Bank
Joe Baumgartner
Mae
John Cooper
Wesley Kness
Ed Ness
Milledgeville
Garrett Bolhous Home
Mrs Dewey Hamstra
Ralph, Donald
Charlotte Rice
S. Dak
Edeon Holland
Em 2
Bruch
Rebecca Holland
Mt Morris
Holland
Ed Davis
Mise Marr Cone
Mondas
Aree
Hart Cone
Enid
Okla
Mr. Winfield
Spearman
Texas
Dakota
Pauline Gerten
Parkhill
Clara Geisz
Bristol and
Gladys Cooper
Bristol
Iva Turney
Isabella Joens
Alice Switzer
Center
Long Beach, California
Rev. Aitken
Chandler Durkee
Loomis Hansons
The
Washington, B.C
Ron Escleros
Wisconsin
Arthur Hass
Chien
Adam Heinze
Statnsdale
Sem
Mr. Carroll
Feo
Miler
Herbert Blodovit
Dauchter Manat
Wefern
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