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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1942
Page
4
An educational message emphasizes heart health as vital after middle age. It cites infections and poor habits as causes of heart damage and urges bed rest during fever, immunization against diphtheria, and moderation in daily life. The piece ends with a call for restraint and calm, approved by the Illinois State Medical Society committee.
Thomson notes multiple social visits including Miss Georgia Hogg and Georgiana Canaras with C W Hogg in Clinton, Mr and Mrs Warren Green visiting Mt Carroll, Harry McGinty planning to winter in Portland, and Andrew Hook with family hosting Fred Hook households. A closing moral line questions exemption from unease and wrongdoing.
Christine Ryman Pensinger named Chief Home Economist in Illinois State government under Governor Dwight H. Green. The designation places Pensinger in a top role shaping household economics and consumer affairs.
The CPA cuts civilian beef quotas by ten percent to aid armed forces and Lend-Lease with packing houses reducing civilian beef deliveries to seventy percent through December 31. The guide promotes planning meals, using trims, and stretching meat with varied proteins, gravies, soups, and leftovers for a family week. Braised oxtails recipe with seasonings serves four.
Eva E. Beck 80 died about 2 30 am Saturday at the Lanark home of her daughter Mrs W H Frank Funeral services were held 1 30 pm Monday at the Frank funeral home Lanark with Rev T B Hersch officiating Burial was in Lower York cemetery east of Thomson Born Oct 23 1862 in York township she married George Winfield Beck Aug 19 1880 They lived in York then Dakota before moving to Carroll County Surviving are two daughters Mrs Genevieve Rhodes Ironwood Eugenia Frank Lanark a sister Mrs Nelle Houghton Thomson four grandchildren and one great grandchild Preceded by husband Dec 15 1927 a son a daughter one brother Ollie and three sisters Millie Jessie and Jennie
The Rev W David Owl, Cherokee Indian missionary and community worker among the Six Nations in New York, is awarded the Indian Achievement Medal by the Indian Council Fire of Chicago. He has long represented Baptists and Presbyterians among Iroquois and previously directed religious education among Pimas and at Haskell Institute. He is active with Buffalo Council of Social Agencies, Boy Scouts, Federal Council of Churches, 4 H clubs in Erie County, and Home Missions Council.
A London English refugee, Hildy, living with new American foster parents endures a nightly bath routine. After weeks of soapy days she declares with a splash of humor that what they want is a duck, not a refugee, revealing her resilient wit.
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