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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
7
A page notes a proposed "Culture Budget" by Art Service and Art Dealers Association to enrich Americans without hindering work. The plan allocates thirty hours per month across literature art drama and music, with museum visits, exhibitions, concerts, broadcasts, plays, and readings totaling about 80 hours monthly.
Grandparents and relatives visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Jas McCullagh last Saturday. The Willing Workers class meets Friday at Mrs Wm Matthew s for an all day session to finish fancy work for the bazaar. Miss Mary Matthew was severely injured Monday evening when she fell through a barn floor, breaking a hip. she was taken to her sister Mrs Burkett s residence.
A closing out sale starts at 12:00 sharp on the Salth farm located Argo Oklahoma two miles northwest of Ideal and five nine miles southwest of Chadwick. Hayes mules and two horses are listed among aged but durable workers, a span of heavy males and a bay horse weighing about 1300 pounds. Mable offers a trustworthy collection of horses and livestock for sale.
Ernest Green opens a new ery store in Teetey building. previously ran East Savangy store now owned by Kyle Melendy. Mrs Vo Wollster hosts Philathes class with sixteen attendees. Christmas party planned for Dec 13 in church parlors. Miss Iva Delp from Chicago spent Thanksgiving with Mae Delp. Mabel Delp returns to Chicago. Robert Lambert ill at home. Susan Lambert and Mildred return from Viola Ta with Dr Eric Anderson hospitalized.
Dr G H Thompson advertises office hours from eight o clock to six p m with gas and oxygen available in K ray rooms 4 5 and 6. Office over Walter Electric in Tri City Fulton Illinois.
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