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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1938

Page

5

Schoolhouse Notes Highlight Busy Week At Y C H S

The Y C H S notes cover moving pictures Wheat and Earthquakes senior library ecard work and 118 card sets. Typing and business classes feature speed tests letters and checks while freshmen cope with loss and a basketball game against Cordova nears. The story lists new high school library books and describes class discussions and a Friday cake walk concert.

Tally-Ho Inn Leo Fisher Morrison Allen Sikkema Y. C. H. S. Cagers Cordova Thomson Boys Shannon Dusty Doris Boylan Ruth McGinnis James Hook Virginia French Les St. Ores Bess S. Aldrich Mary S. Andrews Jane Austen James Barrie James Boyd Jane Eyre Charlotte Bronte Pearl Buck Pompeii Bulwer- Lytton John Bunyan Frances Burnett James Byrd Mr. Antonia Willa Cather

Village Board Holds Regular Meeting Tuesday Night

The Village Board met with all members present and B R Lewis presiding. Bills were approved after Finance committee review and an agreement with Frank Smith on boulevard light post damages. An amendment to the peddlers license to cover bakery wagons was directed for next meeting. A motor fuel tax allotment was approved to complete Main Street west.

B. R. Lewis Maud Sears Kate Cole Whitney John Gaar W. M Strubb Potter Bros N. W. II Thomson Review Ross Boylan Lou Kness L. J. Greeley & Helper Frank Smith Mr. Smith Post Globe Main Street Milwaukee

Marie Mortensen Dies After Stroke at 71

Mrs. Marie Mortensen aged 71 died at eight o'clock Wednesday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs. Carl Zugschwerdt in Chadwick where she resided since October after suffering a severe stroke ten days earlier She also suffered a second stroke on Tuesday Funeral arrangements were not set burial will be in Maquoketa Iowa She was born in Denmark and came to America as a youth She leaves two daughters Mrs Zugschwerdt and Mrs William Zirklebach of Maquoketa Her husband is deceased

Marie Mortensen Carl Zugschwerdt Chadwick Mortensen Denmark America Zugschwerdt William Zirklebach Maquoketa Esther Mortensen

January Library Report Shows Lending Totals and Visitors

January figures list 210 books checked out across adult and juvenile fiction and non fiction plus 73 magazines. The library reports 2944 total volumes 242 borrowers 2 new 2 cancelled and 80 cents turned to treasurer Grace Strauch is librarian. The Prins family visited Wednesday with Geerts parents and stopped by Jane Lamb hospital Clinton to see Mrs Smith.

Grace Strauch Albert Prins Dave Geerts Fulton Pete Smith Jane Lamb Hospital Clinton

Timber Cutting Boom Boosts Local Firms In Thom son

The timber cutting boom at Thom son increased business for local firms, with Old established firms doubling or tripling their volume. Ralph Ferris opened the McGinty oil station in Chadwick with Roy Wilkerson in charge. Hartman Clothing Co. owner Mr. Hartman of Mt. Carroll expands men furnishings into Garrett Bolhous store this week. East Lynne shoe repairman W. C. Senley rents the former Community store and moves in his equipment. Chicago visitor James Fash stayed with Miss Viola Higgs at the K. B. Carpenter home last weekend.

Thomson McGinty Oil Ralph Ferris Chadwick Roy Wilkerson Hartman Mt. Carroll Hartman Clothing Co Garrett Bolhous W. C. Senley East Lynne

Thomson Daughters to Broadcast on WLS Amateur Hour

Bertha and Floyd Curley, children of Mr and Mrs Clif Curley of Thomson, will appear on the WLS amateur program this Saturday between 1 and 1 30 pm. The occasion recalls their Melon Day appearance, highlighted as a chance for future stars to emerge from the group.

Bertha Floyd Curley Clif Curley Thomson WLS

Ideal Church Services and Attends

The notice lists church activities with pastors Rev. Sword and Rev. Theo Voeckel. Sunday school at 10 a m, Young people's meeting at 7 p m, Evening service 7 30 p m, preaching at 11 a m, and a Thursday prayer meeting at 5 30 p m in the George Stein home.

Young People’s Sword Ideal Theo, Voeckel George Stein

Close Main Street To Heavy Loads

Thomson's main street is closed to heavy trucks as frost leaves the ground. Warmer weather and snow melt have caused trucks to break through the surface. The closure applies to loads with gross weight over 6,000 pounds. the period is hoped to be short and cooperation noted.

Thomson Main Street

Dinner and Demonstration at Sack Home

Mr. William Woodstock of the Wear-Ever Aluminum Co. gave a demonstration and dinner Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sack. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. James Green, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Larson and family.

Wm. Woodstock Wear-Ever Aluminum Co Charles Sack Geec'e James Green Fred Peters Joe Larson

On Timers Enjoy Party At M. E. Church

The On Timers Sunday school class at the Methodist church held a Valentine party in the church basement. The room glittered with red and white crepe. Prizes went to Phyllis Rick and Viola Higgs, Bert Hook won the paper sack relay, and Genevieve Carpenter was named best dressed kid. Lois Groharing and Eleanor Wiebenga were elected president and vice president as refreshments were served and the group sang led by Mary Gaar.

Methodist Church Geneva Kness Phyllis Rick Viola Higgs Bert Hook Genevieve Carpenter Lois Groharing Eleanor Wiebenga Valentine Dorothy Lewis Lena Strubb Wayne Ashby Mary Gaar

Fifteenth Kiwanis Mer chant Farmer Dinner February 15

The fifteenth annual Kiwanis-Mer chant-Farmer dinner and reunion will be held at Fulton Coliseum at 6:50 PM on Tuesday February 15. Roy Russell manager of the Clinton office of Korn Baking Co will speak on Threads of Gold in the Span of Life.

Kiwanis-Merchant-Farmer Fulton Coliseum Roy Russell Clinton Korn Baking Co

Thomson Wins Tight Conference Game Over Shannon

Thomson edged Shannon 12 to 11 in a hard fought county matchup as Thomson posted 16 victories in 18 games this season and stretched a winning streak to 11. Ashpole Haas and Cate led scoring while Cordova is set to visit for the final home game tonight.

Shannon Thomson Ashpole Haas Hook Cate

Albany Methodist Church Invites Community to Leadership School

Methodist Harold R. Dude invites parishioners to Sunday services at 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m worship. Evelyn Ashpole sings The Old Rugged Cross. Wayne Ashby presents a Lincoln life sketch. pastor to deliver message. Albany leadership training begins next Sunday at 7 p.m.

Harold R. Dude Evelyn Ashpole Old Rugged Cross Wayne Ashby Abraham Lincoln Thomson Church Albany Community Leadership Albany Methodist Church

York Community Morning Sermon and Sunday School

York Community schedules an 9:45 a m morning sermon led by Rev Cleworth with Sunday school services.

Cleworth

Baptist Sunday School Announcements for Feb 15 18

The notice invites all to a 10 am Sunday school with social events at the Brenneman home on Feb 18 a Valentine party for members and friends. The Livewire class meets Feb 15 with Mrs Wilt at the Heitman home. The ladies aid meets all day Feb 19 at Lyle Williams home with Mrs Stage as hostess.

Ray Brenneman Sylvia Wilt Roy Heitman Ladies’ Aid Lyle Williams Leonard Stage

Thomson Briefs Local Social and Market Notes

Mr and Mrs Frank Anderson spent winter in Clinton and returned home last Friday. Miss Harriett Smith helped Editor Whitney with Chadwick Review items Monday and Tuesday. Frank Moore and family of Savanna visited. he is sister to Mrs Carpenter. Frank Brown Sr repaired Smith Logging Co caterpillar tractors this week. Joe Baumgartner and wife of Hanover were guests of Mr and Mrs John Mrs Frank Brown Sr and others in Chadwick. Frank Warfield hauled 86 hogs to the Chicago market for N R Kenyon of Argo Sunday night. Dan Sack of Morrison visited with Harry Watt in Dixon last weekend.

Frank Anderson Clinton Harriett Smith Whitney Chadwick Review Frank Moore Savanna K. B. Carpenter Moore Carpenter Frank Brown Sr Smith Logging Co Joe Baum

Library opens Tuesdays and Saturdays starting February

Beginning Feb 15 the library will be open on Tuesdays and Saturdays until further notice. Gerald Brown drove to West Chicago last Saturday morning and returned with his grandmother Mrs Earn Brown who has been visiting her daughter Mrs Will Stark for three weeks.

Library Board Gerald Brown West Chicago Earn Brown Will Stark

Card of Appreciation from Mrs Louis Schick

Mrs Louis Schick expresses sincere thanks to all who remembered her with calls flowers cards letters fruit and support during her recent illness in the hospital.

Louis Schick

Three Hurt In Friday Route 80 Collision

Three men were injured when a Ford V-8 skidded on ice on Route 80 near Dr. John D. A. Gatsos in Thomson. Pollack and Klinger are serious. Smith minor. All were taken to Savanna city hospital for X ray and treatment.

John D. A. Gatsos Thomson Nettie Baker Savanna City Hospital Frank Pollack Wilmette Pollack Lumbermen's Casualty Company Albert Klinger Elkhart Ind Cornell College Mount Vernon Richard Smith Freeport Klinger Smith Baker Gatsos Savanna City DeWitt

Timber clearing halted by sudden Mississippi flood

Timber clearing work paused this week as Mississippi River floodwaters rose rapidly. Land and bridges were submerged, tents on the big island rose above water, and the Webster Lumber company’s Roses crossing bridge was destroyed. A temporary pile driver from Savanna will build a new bridge south near Moses Lake to centralize crossing. Some workers left town. others assist in bridge and material recovery. The sawmill struggles with mud and partial operation.

Mississippi River Big Island Webster Lumber Company Roses Crossing Savanna Moses Lake

Celia Bolhous Performs At East Clinton PTA Meet

Sylvalena Bolhous appeared in a program at the East Clinton PTA meeting last Thursday night, participating in a mixed quartet number and giving a vocal solo. She is slated to sing again Thursday afternoon at a Dorcas Society program in Fulton. Mrs. Paul Lewis and daughter Louise attended tea with Dr. and Mrs. Gatsos last Friday afternoon.

Sylvalena Bolhous PTA East Clinton Dorcas Society

Cake Walk And Concert At High School Gym

High school band invites the public to a Friday evening concert and cake walk in the school gym. Admission is free, cake-walk participation costs ten cents. The program includes band music solos duets and trios. Many cakes will be awarded to cake walkers.

Fifteen Men Thrown Out Of Thomson Jail

A group of about 15 men sleeping at Thomson jail were ordered out Tuesday evening after a poker game was found in progress. The men dispersed quickly, ending their stay at the jail. No injuries are reported and most were in town seeking timber work.

Thomson

Hobart Holland Returns Home From Excelsior Springs

Hobart S. Holland has returned home from Excelsior Springs Missouri after several weeks of treatment at the Mc Cleary Sanitarium and Clinic. Mr Bush of the Thomson Review accompanied him and used the mineral waters and baths. Holland is reported much improved and pleased with the visit.

Hobart S. Holland Excelsior Springs McCleary Sanitarium Mr. Bush The Thomson Review Holland Mr. Holland MecCleary’s

Basketball trophies on display in Thompson window

Two county conference basketball trophies are shown in Thompson as Mt. Carroll could clinch first and Thomson is assured second place with one game left. Chadwick and Milledgeville chase third, while Lanark trails. final standings hinge on Carroll’s last game and matchups.

Thomson Thomson Bank Mt. Carroll Chadwick Milledgeville Carroll L Pet Lanark Shannon

Thomson Library Honors Maude Sears With Expressions of Appreciation

The Thomson Public Library trustees express appreciation for late Maude Sears and extend sincere sympathy to the bereaved family. Named trustees Clara Switzer Grace Strauch Alice Lewis Addie Groharing Salome McGinty participate in the resolutions.

Thomson Public Library Maude Sears Clara Switzer Grace Strauch Alice Lewis Addie Groharing Salome McGinty

Births in Thomson Area Sayings

Mr and Mrs Martin Brinkman announce the birth of a son Jerry Allen born Wednesday Feb 2 Mrs Brinkmans mother Mrs C R Dennison of Chicago is caring for mother and baby Mr and Mrs Fred Sterenberg of Sterling announce a son born Friday Jan 28 The Sterenbergs are former Thomson residents.

Martin Brinkman Jerry Allen Brinkman C. R. Dennison Chicago Fred Sterenberg Sterling Sterenberg Thomson

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