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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1945
Page
4
Mrs Hattie Brown is visiting at the home of her grandson Jerry Brown and family. Mr and Mrs John Hoy and family of Fulton were Saturday evening visitors at the Fred Doden home.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hook and family were Sunday dinner guests at Raymond Brandenburg home in Polo. Isaac Decker and son Marvin and Tim Decker of Fulton were Sunday visitors at Morrison. John Prins and family of Lyndon were all day visitors Friday of Claus Prins. Herman Jansma and family of Morrison were Sunday dinner guests of Ren Dykstra.
Mr and Mrs Harold Witt were Sunday guests at the Wm Griswold home. Sgt Blaine Lohmeier on furlough visited Clinton parents Mr and Mrs John Lohmeier Monday evening. Henry Hebeler rents the Frank Potter farm on the sandhills. Eddy Hebeler and family will occupy the house and help with work. Mrs Everett Eslinger and Morrison children, visiting Griswolds since Friday, returned home. The Eslinger family and Edmonds dined with Harley Stennison Sunday along with Mrs Flora Bourne John Daley of Savanna Mr and Mrs Chester Faulkner and Mrs Junior Faulkner of Clinton.
Mrs Frank Anderson reports forty chicks hatched January 28 with all lively and healthy. Bayard and Paul Lewis attempted travel to Chicago twice, succeeding on the second try. Other notes include illnesses, gatherings, and local incidents from Carroll County records spanning 1933 to 1935.
A marriage license was issued in Clinton Iowa on February 20 to Wayne Silioon of Thomson Illinois and Jean Wiersema of Fulton NL. Friday evening visitors to the Henry Young home were Mr and Mrs Joy Hockman and Carol and Mr and Mrs Ted Buckwalter from Morrison area.
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