Baby Lyle Williams Dies During Cholera Infantum
The months old son of Mr George Williams of Kane died Saturday morning at the Edwin Williams home after visiting relatives Friday. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at the Edwardsville home with Rev Carroll Langs officiating. Survived by parents, one brother Harold, three sisters DeWnnette Helen and Dorothy Winnie Holland and Miss Jase St. Ore sang, with four pallbearers Lyle Williams Richard Williams Vernon Williams Marion Johnson. Interment was in the Lower York cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Kanesed
Williams
Enile
Edwin Willia
Tone
Harold
Dewnnette
Helen
Dorothy
Yiss Winnie Holland
Jase St. Ores Sang
Jesus
Lyle Williams
Richard Williams
Vernon Williams
Marion Johnson
Lower York
Endle
Ville
Consolidated Grade School Notes Head into Week
Fifth and sixth graders held a party for Hazel Stratton and Paul Balk who are moving away this week. The basketball team faces Prophetstown in Sterling at 7 30 tonight. First and second graders play their debut game at 7 p.m. The school will be in on Saturday to make up two missing Christmas days. Ray Morgan joins the third and fourth grade class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Stratton
Paul Balk
Sterling
Prophetstown
Ray Morgan
Tris
Thomson
Mr. Carroll
Y.Y
Prac
Louise St. Ores
Miss Wilson
100 Club Honors At Mrs Bess Carpenter Hostess Night
Mrs Bess Carpenter hosted the 5900 Club last Thursday. Honors went to first place Mrs Hortense Nipe and tied for second Mrs Edna Tucker ard and Mrs Amy Lewis. Members enjoyed a luncheon of doughnuts and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Carpenter
Hortense Nipe
Edna Tuckerard
Amy Lewis
Real Estate Transfers in Local Town Transactions
Miss Glendora Schade buys the Mrs Bertha Holland residence and, with her parents Ma and Mrs John Schade, will occupy it after Holland vacates. Holland has purchased the D E Totlinshead property now occupied by J M Chesnutt and will move in once vacated. D B Demmick and family will continue living in the Schaad property in the town's west area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendora Schade
Bertha Holland
John Schade
Holland
D. EL Totlinshead
J. M. Chesnutt
Chesnutts
D. B. Demmick
O. E. HOLD SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION EVENT
The local chapter of O E & will hold a School of Instruction with an all day session and noon picnic next Monday in March. Bertha Eagle of Chicago will be the instructor. Members are urged to attend. COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING The York Commercial Club plans its March meeting on the 5th. The speaker will be announced in next week's Review. The Home Economics banquet will be served at the Methodist church. The program committee includes Charles Switz Tom Yand and Daniel Harney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E
Bertha Eagle
Chicago
Commercial Club
York Commercial Club
Methodist Church
Charles Switz
Tom Yand
Daniel Harney
Henry Johnson of Mt Car dies Thursday morning
Mrs Arthur Pape and Chas Growine receive word of their uncle Henry Jahnsininn MR Carroll dying Thursday morning. His wife was Lucinda Gromins sister. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM from the home. Wh Sterubb and Jimly plan to move next week to the west of Lown, now home to Mrs Edwards. Calvin Strauch visiting Peoria on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pape
Chas. Gro- Wine
Henry
Sterubb
Jimly
Lown
Subscription renewals urged to readers
A call from the paper’s editor urges readers to renew subscriptions without waiting for statements. The message emphasizes timely renewal and thanks subscribers for their continued support.
Ancient Antikes clash with Lions Flashes in York gym
Ancient Antibes travel to York Community High School to face the Lions Flashes of Savanna in a high pace game billed as one of Carroll county’s fastest. Lineup likely features Dr. E Turner at guard and John Young at center with Harry Kipnis at guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
York Community High Schoo
Antibes
Lions
Svanna
Dr. E. ©. Turner
John Young
Harry Kipnis
David W. Barclay
W. F. McCarthy
E. W. Graves
Vincent Sullivan
D. S. Wolfe
Walter Sherlock
Ray Westfall
George W. Wolfe
Savanna
Thomson
Carl Bell House Hold Auction Monday
Carl Bell will hold a household goods sale at his residence on Monday March 3. The sale starts at one o’clock with items from a recently sold home as Carl Bell plans to live with his son in law Charles Kroze. Will Griswold has purchased the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bell
Mr. Bell
Will Griswold
Charles Kroze
Stark and Martindale Couple Wed in Davenport
Roy Stark and Olive Martindale were married Saturday afternoon in Davenport. Olive is the daughter of Wesley Martindale and Roy is the son of Louis Stark. The couple was attended by Olive's sister Trene Martindale and brother Earl Stark. They returned to Thomson for a wedding dinner at Erve Martindale's home and plan to establish a home in Davenport where Roy is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Wesley Martindale
Louis Stark
Trene Martindale
Earl Stark
Thomson
Erve Martindale
Stark
Mrs Mudd and Miss Meyers In Accident Near Peru
Mrs Mudd and Miss Meyers were injured when a car driven by Ralph Meyers from Varna toward Peru turned over near Penu on a funeral trip. Mrs Mudd suffered a dislocated shoulder, Miss Myers had lesser injuries, Ralph Meyers unc hurt. Otto Lewis had both toes amputated in a Friday operation and is improving as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Meyers
Varna
Orman Mudd
Jennie Myers
Penu
Otto Lewis
Thomson Wins Fast Game 28 to 24 Over Hanover
Thomson high school defeated Hanover 28 to 24 in a fast, exciting local game. Wik led Thomson with 14 points on seven field goals, while B Sullivan added 11 and J Sullivan netted a free throw and deuce. Hanover led at halftime 15 14, but Thomson pulled ahead in the third quarter and held on in a defensive fourth.
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Thomson
Hanover
Wik
B. Sullivan
J. Sullivan
Wilt
Groharing
Chesnutt
Hell
Walvert
Denton
Han
Will
Sullivan Brothers
Pmigetrinds
Melendy
A Garr
Folland
Switzer Ik
Hanover Vgft
Calvert
D E S Committees for 1930 Named
A list of D. E. S. committee chairs for 1930 outlines monthly Social and Refreshment roles. Orella Bennett leads March Social, Belle Carpenter handles April Social, and May lists Frankie Slayman as Social chair with Catherine Cooper as Refreshment. July names Amy Lewis and Nelle Houghton, August lists Ethel Lewis and Delia Melendy, September names Elizabeth Parsons and B. Porter, October has Lovie Rupple and Earl Rupple, November names Jennie Cooper and Minnie McCullagh, December lists Louisa Dachler and Ormand Mudd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social
Orella Bennett
Belle Carpenter
Bertha Brennaman
Vada Garrel
Frankie Slayman
Catherine Cooper
Martha Chesnutt
Ruth Hicks
Amy Lewis
Nelle Houghton
Soin
Ethel Lewis
Del
Calendar Of Church Events For The Week
Pentecost approaching prompts nationwide communion on June 8 with full attendance goal. Bible school attendance 108, morning sermon In His Steps, evening message Christ, the Marvellous Man. Visitors from other churches noted, pianist absent. prayers offered. Junior C E attendance 27. play postponed to March 2. Catholic notes: potluck supper postponed, junior choir to sing next Sunday. Young folks open house March 1 at 7:30 pm with Fulton M E youth invited. activities and refreshments planned. Next services listed: 9:30 am Sunday worship, 10:39 am Sunday school, 7:30 pm preaching. Baptist notes list officers elected and sermon on The Modern Woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
United States
Peter
Bible School
Langston
Christ
Ralph Atherton
C. E
Prudence Groharing
Zereta Potter
Ladies Aidociety
3. R. Lewis
Ladies Aid
Potter Bros
Geome
Fulton M. E
Nicholas
E. S. Nicholas
Jesus
Ed Barnes for Sheriff Ed Barnes for Sheriff
Ed Barnes announces his candidacy for sheriff of Carre county on a platform of strict enforcement of the Illinois prohibition act and all criminal statutes. He says he has not promised deputies or any appointments and aims to serve a single term, asking voters to judge by his record as deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carre
Supervilent
Barnes
Potter Sale At West Town Farm Delivers Good Prices
Albert Potter and co held a closing out sale last Monday at the farm west of town. The event drew buryers with teams working amid murky conditions. Attendees reported satisfactory prices received, while Mr. Loanbaugh recently worked peat with Ridge, and Rabison appeared on Tuesday with TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Potter
Con
Operetta funds and students spotlight on stage
An operetta last Saturday drew good attendance with Miss Dora Wilson directing the Spanish Hie musical comedy. Proceeds from February 22 listing itemized costs show a total expense of 26.85 and gross receipts of 415.00 with a balance. A college questionnaire reveals gender contrasts in religious declaration among students. The Aid Society at Bertha Brenneman features a duel by Paul Smith and Sylvia Griswold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Wilson
Gaius
Paul Smith
Sylvia Griswold
Aid Society
Bertha Brenneman
Lecturer to speak March 3 on Arabia and Palestine
A speaker named Elias, an eye witness to pivotal events, will lecture Monday March 3 at 8 o clock in the H gym. He recounts life from shepherded origins to serving in a Arabian Regiment under Col. Lawrence, aiding Allenby’s Palestine campaign. Tickets cost 15 and 25 cents. seniors urged to attend in Freeport and Savanna before Thomson.
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Geo
Arabia
Elias
Abraham
Chaldea
Persia
Christ
Turkey
Germany
Ion
Col
T. E. Lawrence
Allenby
Palestine
Freeport
Savanna
Thomson
Volid
Y C A S Weekly Letter Highlights Close Basketball Duel
The Y C A S basketball team fell 28 to 24 in a hard fought game, trailing by four at half and seven after three quarters. Thomson led early, Wanover surged in the fourth, and the yellow and black look ahead to a rematch Friday as the season concludes with exciting closer.
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Kanesville
Ill
School OF Instruction
Henry Johnson
MT. Carroll
Calvin Strauch
Peoria
Mickie
Lions Club OF
Thomson Antiques
Antikes
York Gym
Roy Stark
Olive Martindale
Mrs. Mudd
Miss Meyers
Mill City
M. E. Church
Bill Booster
Chamber OF Commerce and Refuze
AMY Live Chamber
ED Barnes
Mr. Loanbaugh
Withridge
Sport Tuesday
Rabison
Y. C. A. S. Weekly Letter
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