Thomson Boys Lose To Mt Carroll On Road And Milledgeville Home
The Thomson team fell 16 to 11 at Mt Carroll, hampered by a low ceiling but a close game through three quarters. Lineups include Chesnutt Ring Green Kensinger Wilt Switzer Coleman Smith and Hanna with Daehier Groharing Melendy Wilt as subs. A subsequent home game vs Milledgeville ended 16 to 16 as Milledgeville won the second half amid sportsmanship comments. Additional notes mention upcoming games, cast list for a Christmas pageant, and rehearsal details for The Way with named cast members and musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Mt. Carroll
Mount Carroll
Vorward
Junior Chesnutt
Edwin Ring
Earl Green
G. Kensinger
Donald Wilt
J. Grove
Cuard
Milledgeville
Chesnutt
Blodgett
Et Smith
Albany
Prophestown
Prophetstown
Wednesee
Local Events Of Year's Age
Mr. Fred Tripp of Argo-Fa died after illness with influenza and pneumonia on Monday night. Mary Elizabeth Melendy, mother of Frank and Joe Melendy and Mrs. Lillie Orr, died November 26 1918 in Argo-Fa. burial in Argo-Fa cemetery with Rev. L. F. Hoover officiating. News notes include visitors from Chicago and Mt. Carroll, Thanksgiving gatherings, travels to Dubuque, blood poisoning care for Hazel, a bump on Mrs. Ely Cochran, and the Argo Creamery disbanding as a corporation. Cal Feezer laments lack of interest in a Community Christmas Tree at the county seat. Thomson offers guidance on decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tripp
Argo-Fa
Mary Elizabeth Melendy
Frank
Joe Melendy
Lillie Orr
Savanna
Fred Nipe
L. F. Hoover
A. A. Pratt
Chicago
R. W. Barrett
Our
California
N. D. French
B. C. Pratt
Helen
Rebecca
Mt. Carroll
Lois Drestler
Frank Rush
Dubuque
Charles Nason
Dorothy
Clinton
Thomson
Chas
Hazel
W. J. McCoy
E. C. Pratt
Carroll
Charles McGinty
Kimball, M. D
J. M. McGinty
Charles
Doty
Norm Lewis
Ely Cochran
Cochran
Glen Wilt
Camp Grant
Clint Wilt
William Heinze
Argo Creamery
Unclear text fragment from farm diary notes
Fragmentary OCR reads about a Mrs Melendy moving a bot named Jutunds and mentions Mr Bythdcredt, a wall, a farm, and various garbled phrases. No coherent event or clear entities beyond these stray names.
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Purple
Coat
the Christ
Ruth Switzer
Abraham
Forrest Eslinger
Moses
Paul Hawk
Elish
Walter Switzer
Isaiah
Paul Wilt
Mary —Florance Smith
Lord
Sylvia Griswold
Herald Angles
Mildred Doden
Helen Lillie
Pearl Atherton
Hi Peterson
Mary Sherida
Melendy
Maxine Martindale
Jella Peterson
Jeilan Rothias
Shepards
Gilbert Holland
Everett Eslinger
Stacy Potter
The
Kings
John Chesnutt, Jr
Paul Mele
Paul Smith
Raymond Ndy McNamar
Part
Christ
China
Robert Stage
Inez Balk
Japan
Valta Bower
Alwilda Smith
Olive Martindale
India
Velma Johnson
Clyde Carpenter
Italy
Paul Gaar
Marvin Martindale
France
Paul Sheridan
Gerald Brown
Belgium
Elmer Hook
Merle Doden
Germany
Louis Daehler
Kenneth Pessman
Russia
Glenn Ginther
Curtis Stores
England
Charles Beck
America
Velma Shelly
Tobani
Marion Moore
Irene Schick
Roberta Lewis
Louise St Ores
Ritter
Victor Hammerer
Thelin Schick
Louise St. Ores
van Sac Pan
Wilt
Brooks
Tv Orchestra
Quartette
Cal Feezer
Cal
John L. L. Brearton
W.H. Foster
M.D
Wilson
Iowa
Reimer
Fulton, Ill
W.A. & O. Stuedemann
Lyons
Frank Bros
Mr. Carroll, al
Schiller Piano
Schiller
Oregon
E. G. Martindale, Thomson, III
Lewis Motor CO
Thom:son, Ill
Precovere
Sara Ats
Dunshee i
Baptist Church
Guernsey
Deering
Superior
Rock Island
Grand de Tour Gang
de Laval
Ray Brenneman
Thomson State Bank
Carroll County
Garrett Jeweler—O
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