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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1930

Page

3

Albany Woman's Club Honors Presidents Wives Program

The Albany Woman's Club met with a patriotic program honoring George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Charles Lindbergh. Highlights included tributes, a Lincoln Memorial University overview, poetry, and a discussion of first ladies. The meeting also set committees, announced future plans, and invited Rev. G J Duvall to speak on strengthening the 18th amendment.

George Washingtonn Abrahance Marri Charles Lindbergh Americas Pride Albany Woman's Club Cid Rana Yodex Lincoln Jessie Ewing America Maude Ewing Ethelyn Trent Tuncula Hoover Maaham Lincoln Dora Burns Ely Newcomer Milwaukee Ydia Hege Lincoln Memorial University Tenessee Pwell’s Caliborne Moulaims Gortust Purhips Abrahim Loncoln Harriett van Nest G. J. Duvall E. M. Edwards Lanark Ill Hay Heat Theo Hana

STILL MASTER OF PIANO AS STILL KNOWN IN FAMILY CAMEOS

A fragmentary notice describes Bonnie Wild Nabsay Stark and Mrs Shaw Wild hosting Redoh Bush pianist guests Tuesday at a home evening. The editor notes Bush’s enduring artistic skill and improvisation despite age and mobility challenges with treacherous footing and limited outings.

Redoh Bush Bonnie Wild Miday Sailhammer Shaw Wild Bush

Illinois Children’s Home and Aid Society Annual Meeting

The Illinois Children’s Home and Aid Society held its annual meeting at the Palmer House in Chicago. Hon. Rodney H. Brandon, director of the Department of Public Welfare, urged support for homeless children and the needy waifs. The society reported 5254 children served at a cost of 30,518, and noted forty-seven years of guardianship for 11,000 wards, stressing the need for trained social workers in caring for foster and boarding placements.

Illinois Children’s Home and Aid Society Palmer House Chicago Rodney H. Brandon Department of Public Welfare

Pasadena visitor Mrs Anderson departs after brief stay

Mrs Augusta Hugunin Anderson of Pasadena Calif arrived from Rock Island Friday and stayed through Sunday visiting relatives in Savanna Clinton and Rock Island. Health concerns after a West coast accident prompt her doctor to advise returning to California by mid month.

Augusta Hugunin Anderson Pasadena Calif Rock Island Savanna Clinton Capt J. T. Whistler Anderson Albany Dora Whisler Burns Clara Graves Anna Boyton Hanks

Miss Katie Pessman Leaves City Drug Store Clerical

Miss Katie Pessman who served two years in the clerical force at City Drug Store severed ties with the establishment Saturday evening and Miss Etta Bielema now works the counter. Pessman made many friends and those who hear the rumor wish her happiness in her new venture. We welcome Miss Bielema and hope she enjoys the village and proves as efficient as her predecessor.

Katie Pessman Etta Bielema Miss Pessman Miss Bielema Lefe

Wood Saw Accident Breaks Leg in Mt Hope District

Mr A Holcomb of Mt Hope district broke his leg while at work sawing wood. A large log rolled and caught him, breaking the bone between the ankle and knee. The accident occurred Monday.

A. Holcomb Mt. Hope District

Wright a leading Illinois State Senator candidate profile

Senator Harry A Wright, Republican candidate for State Senate, born on a log house farm, taught in rural schools, studied at Indiana and Chicago Medical College, built a medical practice in DeKalb, became county coroner, then Illinois State Senator elected 1920, re-elected 1922 and 1926. He chaired Public Utilities and Appropriations, earned a “Watch Dog of the Treasury” nickname, limited appropriations, supported farmers, backed H Club and Home Bureau, veteran of World War I, active in American Legion, and served in campaign roles for the Republican Party.

University of Indiana Southwestern Business College Chicago Medical College DeKalt Medcine Wrigh DeKalb County Wright Illiois the Treasury Finance Senate Chamber Senator Wright American Legion

Statement by Harry C. Wright in Senate race

Harry C. Wright asserts he is a candidate for State Senate, refuting opponent claims about the district and its voters. He signs the statement sincerely, defending his candidacy and addressing perceived district concerns.

Harry C. Wright Distri Pueden Tom Harry G. Wright

Former Albany Boy Moves to Chicago From Clinton

Ralph Phorias brother of Clarence Schipper and Willard Sherer, former Albany Ind, has a Chicago position. He and his family moved from Clinton to Chicago. He is son of Mrs Jennie Beach of Clinton. Mr and Mrs J B Starbuck entertained Mr and Mrs John Sailhammer of Newton, the lady being the former’s sister.

Ralph Phorias Clarence Schipper Willard Sherer Albany Ind Chicago Clinton Jennie Beach J. B. Starbuck John Sailhammer Newton

Erie Community High Announces 26 Seniors for 1930

Twenty six seniors expect to complete the Erie Community High School course this semester. Among the class is George Primmer, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Primmer, formerly of Albany. Misses Dorothy and Maude Hoobler hosted recently Miss Mildred Gillmore of Monmouth Minols.

Erie Community High Erie Community High School George Primmer Frank Primmer Albany Dorothy and Maude Hoobler Mildred Gillmore Monmonth, Minols

Whiteside County Physicians to Meet at Sterling Feb 20

Physicians of Whiteside County invite Chicago guests for the monthly Medical Society meeting at the Elks Club in Sterling Illinois on Thursday evening February 20. Dr Gary Mundt Past-President of the Illinois State Medical Society plans to attend and speak on Quis Media and Massoiditis. Dr Frank M. Phifer of Ouela University will discuss Complications of Gonorrhea in the Male. A dinner for the two Chicago physicians at the Bik Club in Sterling follows. Reservations to Dr L S Rear ley.

Whiteside County Chicago County Medical Society Elks Club Sterling Illinois Gary Mundt Illinois State Medical Society Mundt Frank MM. Phifer Ouela University

Missing Chain Stores Mystery Baffles a Teacher

Miss Riinnie B Snyder, a private school teacher, rode a Saturday train to the tri nities seeking chain stores she heard about. She tried to visit them alone to avoid others getting into trouble. She reports she failed to find any such stores down there, though locals insist they exist.

Riinnie B. Snyder Prinay Minnie Miss Minnie

Brief Visit to Childhood Home by Edward W Whisler

Edward Nelson Whisler of Chicago surprised Albany friends during a brief visit last Thursday. Born in the village, son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Whisler, he is district manager for Wisconsin National Life Insurance Co with Chicago headquarters. He stayed with cousin Mrs Isaac Burns and visited several old acquaintances before leaving Friday evening for Savanna.

Edward Nelson Whisler Chicago Albany Edd Nelson Whisler Syanna Wisconsin National Life Insurance Co Oshkosh Wis Whister Isaac Burns Harry Burns Ralph Ewing Bert Olds Mose Langford Savanna

Honor Roll For Week Names From Many Places

The week’s honor roll lists Mrs. Albert Clayton of Geil Pa Mrs Eva J Bigelow of Albany Mrs RC Dimond of Albany Mrs Augusta Anderson of Pasadena Calif Capt d T Tucker of Rock Island TA Chamberlain of Albany and Little Donald Anglese who remains hospitalized at Jane Lamb hospital Ginton though improved his parents Mr and Mrs Ray Anglese visit daily.

Albert Clayton Geil Eva J. Bigelow Albany RC. Dimond Augusta Anderson Pasadena Calif D. T. Tucker Rock Island Donald Anglese Jane Lamb Hospital Ginton Mrs Ray Anglese Little Lad

Albany buys fire siren for station upgrade

The Albany Volunteer Firemen purchased a Sterling siren for 394 dollars to mount on a 27 foot steel tower bought from G. W. Coleman for 40 dollars. It will be wired with two switches and may double as a burglar alarm. The system should be ready in ten days to two weeks, with F. E. Wilson assisting the wiring.

Albany Tey R. P. Leverenz Relativa American-La France Company Chicago Wil G. W. Coleman Albany Telephone Exchange F. E. Wilson Telephone Company Central Compuny Hall Newt

Grand Board UKA Miners in Rock Island Meeting

A group of Eastern Star ladies from Inen Eastern Star social chapter No. 7 traveled to Row: T lag Thursday for a school of instruction under a Grand Board of Examiner at the Masoide temple. Albany-born Miss Helen Whisler, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. John T. Whisler now of Rock Island, attended as a former Albany girl with other guests including Augusta Hugunin Anderson of Pas Jedena, California. The event drew Worthy Matron Miss Gladys Snyder, staff members, and advisers, with participation from Mrs. D. C. Hillveis among others.

Eastern Star Masoide Temple Albany Miss N Whisler John T. Whisler Rock Island Mes Augusta Hugunin Anderson Pas- Jedena Calif

Whiteside County Holds Fifty Five Students in Illinois

Indications show total resident students at the Chinois University near Os wana Champaign Chicage region. Statewide higher education appears elevated with Windis University distribution. Whiteside County reports 55 students at this institution and several more at other colleges.

Whiteside County Illinois Chinois University University of Windis Cook Connie Champaign Sete Whiteside

Port Byron musician attends Albany School Orchestra concert

Mrs. C. N. Keely formerly Macie Trent visited Albany with her young son to hear the Albany School Orchestra. She spoke with her mother Mrs. Alvin Slaymaker before returning home, while Mrs. Slaymaker recovers from injuries from a recent auto accident.

Port Byron C. N. Keely Macie Trent Albany Avai Alvin Slaymaker Sunly Shaymaker

Social chapter meets Tuesday evening at Maonie temple

The C. E. S. M E T Tuesday eve social chapter of the lodge held its regular session at the Maonie temple. The general routine of business was transacted. New officers are progressing splendidly and members look forward to an interesting and progressive year.

Maonie Temple

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Natal Mickie Oxi Akio Kriees Severay Miles Llinois Children’s Hrs. Anderson Talif Harry A Wright Senate Simon Lantz Agricultural Committee Lenaoy Wright Iinois State Senate Gould H Club Home Bureau Legislaon Simon E. Lant Wriqqt Republican Party Whiteside County Physians LA France Company C. E. S. Grand Board Uka Helen Whisler SLASS August ‘47Y. Derson Pasanfna
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