Thomson locals share Sunday visits across towns
Mr and Mrs Vernon Morrow and daughter Beverly of Savanna visited Will Hawk Sr. and family. Several other local families including the Eslingers, Crosses, Jansmas, Dykstras, Erlings, Groharings, Halfmans, Potters, Dyke, Potters, and Marshalls were guests or travelers around Morrison Savanna Canton Canton area. Numerous calls, dinners, and Sunday visits linked residents of Thom son Fulton Morrison Savanna and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Morrow
Beverly
Savanna
Will Hawk
Dewey van Zinden
Fulton
Everett Eslinger
Morrison
Emma Eslinger
Chandler Durkee
Garden Plain
Chester Cross
Herman Jansma
Near Morrison
Ben Dykstra
Ray Erling
Erma
August Erling
Princeton
Lois Groharing
Glenn Groharing
Jack Halfman
Lee Center
T. H. Kustes
Carl Petersen
Martin Bahnsep
Canton
Carl Dachler
Harold
Milledgeville
Fay Reitzel
N. G. Marshall
Rockford
Harvey Marshall
Dan Sack
Sack
Paul Wilt
James Morgan
Lois. Carroll
Maritha Lambert
G. R. Williamson
A. W. Pape
Hubert Williams
Burton
Stockton
John Smit
Corneil Smit
Ustick
Anton Holmquest
Cornelius Am‘mon
Claude Grim
Willis Stage
Charles Miller
Argo
Fred Miller
Cornelius Nordhoff
Lanark
Three Savanna Autos Involved In Thomson Crash
Three Savanna high school students were injured when a three-vehicle crash occurred on route 80 a mile north of Thomson shortly before two pm Thursday. Miss Vernetta Homedew and Miss Hetty Higley suffered head injuries. two drivers Casselberry and Hammerstein escaped with vehicle damage while a third car could not move. A stray line about religious men appears in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernetta
Savanna
Hetty Higley
Thomson
Savanna High School
Clinton
Don Casselberry
Miss Wittenberger
Casselberry
Hammerstein
Local residents attend Kiwanis Merchant-Farmer dinner
Thomson brief notes Betty Neuschwanger's return to Mt. Carroll after two weeks with grandparents. Farmers and business people gathered in Fulton Coliseum for the Kiwanis Merchant-Farmer dinner. Several family visits and moves described. Lincoln's birthday holiday observed by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Neuschwanger
Mt. Carroll
Frank Smith
Kiwanis Merchant-Farmer
Fulton Coliseum
Tusday
James Chesbro
John French
Clinton
Alvie Legal
Chesbro
Legal
Nettie Gleason
Hortense Lenin
Dakotas
Lincoln
William Geisz
Muscatine
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Geisz
Louis Juist
Allen Witmer
Carl Miller
Morrison
Leonard Stage
Lloyd Smith
Argo
Robert Rowland
Lanark
Louis Combs
Salem
Ill
Mr. Combs
Erie
Sarah Millard
Harold St. Ores
Ralph Machael
Frank Potter
Claus Prins
Dorothy
Lucille
Peter Dyke
A New Day Awakens in Christian Science Monitor
An essay from The Christian Science Monitor urges beginning each day anew with fresh consecration and positive action. It cites biblical verses from John Ecclesiastes Ephesians and Mary Baker Eddy to stress a shift from negative to positive living, turning from regret toward hopeful service and spiritual renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of Israel
Jesus
Paul
Lot
Wisdy
Mary Baker Eddy
First Church of Christ
The
Christian Science Monitor
Abundance and the Five Thousand Feedings in Faith
Mary Taker Nddy, founder of Christian Serene, argues from John and Matthew that spiritual abundance surpasses material lack. Divine Love meets every need, enabling holiness, honesty, and courage while denying bills of matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Este
Jon
Chausht
Byshaus
Christ Jeans
John
Tim
Goll
Matthew Toi
God
Mary Taker Nddy
Christian Serene
Siya
Gonil
Ile
Gue Gin
Mack
Jesus
Choistutn Seivane
Poultry research aims to cut farm losses from chick deaths
The article notes high mortality among chicks and the cost of losses to farmers. It reports a proposed regional poultry research facility at East Lansing, Michigan, in collaboration with state agricultural colleges to study disease and prevention, plus exploration of non food uses for poultry by products to boost income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anyon
Co & Department of Agdeniture
East Lansing
Mich
Lyme
Toren
Materud
Eralses
Paullia
Conservation rules reclassify crops after flood and weather
The article discusses crop classifications for 1989, outlining non-depleting status for oats used as nurse crops with new seeding, and conditions for clipping, pasturing, and reclassification of wheat and corn planted before floods or adver se weather. It notes planting basis determine wheat and corn acreage with exceptions for reclassification.
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Jours Tai Stores
B. Ok
ROYA
Heinz Baby Food
R. B. Quick Tapioca
Kirk
Coco H. W
Woodbury’s
Iffany Pilet Issue
Abc
D. M
Igc
Walt Disney
McLaughlins Coffee Manor House
ST. Joseph’s
Thomson Locals
Thomson Briefs
Marie
Beatrice
Were Gees
Brown's
Clinton, la
Ily and Guests It
TEA Room
Stover
Whitman
Hamilton’s
Hawkeye Hybr Corn
Iowa
Corn Ag
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