Obituary for Mrs Louie Strauch of Thomson Illinois
Pearl Switzer born February 28, 1880 in Jo Daviess County Illinois died February 20 1924 at her Thomson home. She moved with parents to Dakota in 1883 returned to Thomson in 1892 and joined the Baptist church. She married Louie Strauch March 15 1904 and had one son Calvin. Survived by husband son parents three sisters and four brothers with many relatives and friends mourning her passing.
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Pearl Switzer
Jo. Daviess County
Illinois
Thomson
Dakota
Baptist Church
Louie Strauch
Calvin
Grover Brenneman
Fort Wayne
Henry Tack
Savanna
Louie Schick
Charles
Otto
Frank
Reno
Boise
Idaho
March Meeting of the Parent Teachers Association
The March meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association will be held in the high school auditorium next Thursday evening. The program includes opening music minutes of last meeting a duett by Misses Sack a paper relation of the rural schools to the association a solo by Mrs Lorenzen benefits of cooperation of PTA units in the state a violin solo by Prof Grayless and a business meeting.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Parent Teachers Association
Sandridge Social Notes and Local Visits
Bernice Holman from Lyons visited her Sandridge home last Sunday with her parents Earl and (Mrs). Friends gathered at J M Fay of Fulton delivered a piano to Ray Rupple earlier in the week. Hartz family and others visited, Markie Beck did repairs on the Sandridge house, Shipping Assoc unloaded salt early week, Mrs A C Howe of Lena visited Ed Hinds, Herbert Rawlins stayed with Dr Chambers in Davenport, Reverdy Lord family moved to P M Isenhart’s former home, J F Stevenberg of Fulton spent time with Garrett Polhous, taxes discussed as nearby residents kept busy.
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Bernice Holman
Lyons
Earl Holman
W Fall
J. M. Fay
Fulton
Adam Schaff
Ray Rupple
Lee Hartz
Vitors
Gus. Leavens
Markie Beck
Rey
Sandridge
Subscriptions Wanted for Classic Ladies and Home Journals
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Country Gentleman
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
Pictoral Review
John L Brearton Candidate For States Attorney
John L Brearton of Savanna announces his candidacy for State's Attorney to York voters. He cites a career as city attorney for Savanna and as county judge, plus extensive practice in courts. The Review notes his public spiritedness and familiar character, with his formal announcement elsewhere in the issue.
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John L. Brearton
Savanna
York
Breerton
Our 1924 Base Ball Prospects
A local proposal outlines forming a 1924 baseball team with Thomson as manager potential. Estimated initial costs about 150 dollars, including uniforms. Funds could come from a home talent show and a bird shoot, with a careful plan to keep a treasury reserve and avoid debt.
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Thomson
Argo
Lwe
Card of Thanks for Care and Floral Gifts
We thank friends who assisted during our wife and mother’s last sickness and appreciate their kindness and floral offerings. Louie G Strauch Calvin C Strauch Mrs Harry Houghton. Mrs Thomas Orcutt’s serious illness drew relatives from Spokane and Belvidere.
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Harry Houghton
Thomas Orcutt
Henry Johnson
Spokane
Wash
Nate Grossman
Belvidere
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Wm, Brockill
H. C. Witners
First National Bank of
Lyons Clinton
Iowa
Lyons Savings Bank
Henry Parsons Solo
Lorenzen
Frederick
Grayless
A. C. Howe
Lena, Ir
Ed Hinds
Herbert Rawlins
Dr. Chambers
Davenport
Lord
P. M. Isenhart
J. F. Stevenberg
Garrett Polhous
Fince
John Carpenter
John L.brearton
Louie G. Strauch
Calvin C. Strauch
Christian’ Church
A.M
Micheln
Holstein
Big
McCormick Deering
D. E. Hollinshead
General Hardware & Machinery
Ford
Lewis Motor Company
Hiveu'rf
C. E. Kennedy
Fulton, Illinois
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