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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1938

Page

3

Schoolhouse notes highlight typing honors and upcoming games

Seniors in Typing I boast top scores with Virginia French on the permanent honor roll after a 36.4 WPM with one error. Awards go to Jean Rawlins Dorothy Prins Dorothy Lewis Zerita Potter Sielish for December bookkeeping. Basketball cheers for Friday’s Lyndon game and Tuesday York-Cordova tilt.

Merrimac Textile Mills Virginia French Jean Rawlins Dorothy Prins Blanche Seim Lois Middleton National Business Education World Bookkeeping Dorothy Lewis Zerita Potter Sielish Lyndon Cagers Santa Claus St. Nick Bob Rawlins York Cagers Cordova Leonard Hebler Don A

Reading Circle Begins for Third and Fourth Grade

The third and fourth grades start Reading Circle books and several reports are presented. Laura and Billy King miss due to illness. Fourth grade geography studies Juaw and Tee. The grade basketball team plays Cordova next Tuesday night. First semester tests occur Thursday and Friday January 13 and 14. B average students exempt from those subject tests. exemption lists announced Wednesday.

Laura Billy King Cordova

Students Return to College after Holiday Break

Delbert Curley and Vernon Mc Ginty go back to the University of Illinois in Champaign on Monday. Prudence Groharing returns to Evanston from the National College of Education. Several families transport children to Knox College Galesburg Parsons College and the University of Wisconsin for study. Mrs Carolyn Fuller funeral services were held in Lanark last Friday.

Bertha Holland George Greeley Ernest Whitney Thomson Kenneth Whitney Chadwick Carolyn Fuller Lanark

Illness and Recoveries Across Communities

Mrs. Mary Gaar remains ill while Janet Carpenter is home with a severe cold. Mrs. Ray Machael in Jane Lamb hospital Clinton recovers and hopes to return home soon. Willis Pape travels to Chicago for hospital observation. Gerald Gaar at CCC hospital Hayward Wisconsin improves from blistered heel infection. Blair Stratton, Batavia native, operated for appendicitis in Aurora St Joseph's hospital and slowly gains as a cold lingers. Class of 1940 friends send birthday cards for Jan 8.

Ray Machael Jane Lamb Hospital Clinton Gerald Gaar CCC Hayward Wis Blair Stratton Floyd Stratton Batavia Thomson St. Joseph's Hospital Aurora

Mr and Mrs Irvin Senneff Honored at Shower

Miss Eleanor Manning hosted a surprise shower December 30 at the Manning home for Mr and Mrs Irvin Senneff. Guests from Thomson Savanna Morrison Morrison area attended. dancing and refreshments followed gifts for the couple. Announcement: Winifred Frank wed Gordon Lyons December 19 in Broadalbin New York. couple to reside in Gloversville.

Irvin Senneff Eleanor Manning Evelyn Will Imel Thomas Sheridan Paul Roland Jeanine Wanda Deets Milledgeville Will Holm Dorothy Chadwick Jack Halfman William Hawk Jr William Hans Frank Manning Thomson Christ Rick Bert Charles Rick William Jones Morrison Bruce Stiles Jack Warfield Frank Wires Marian Leo Halfman Joseph Zubaty Savanna Clinton Senneff Ernest Whitney Winifred Frank Glenn Frank Springville N. Y Gordon ~—_ Lyons Gloversville Broadalbin

Fulton Independents Triumph Over Lyons Port Holers 41 to 20

The Fulton Independents defeated the Lyons Port Holers 41 to 20 on Tuesday night in Fulton. Upcoming games include Central Oil Co. of Rock Island at Fulton Thursday, Tampico Friday, and Hillsdale at Fulton Saturday. Wisconsin Pure Oil squad, eight college stars, will play in Fulton on January 27. Mrs. Jennie Lowery and W. A. Slayman returned from a visit to Galesburg with their daughters. Mr. Kinyon and son plan to move to Burlington, Iowa for a better position this month.

Fulton Independents Lyons Port Fulton Central Oil Co Rock Island Tampico Hillsdale Wisconsin Pure Oil Squad Jennie Lowery W. A. Slayman Charles Hunt Edward Kinyon Galesburg Mrs. Kinyon Burlington Kinyon

PTA Meeting Set for January 13 in Education Through Travel

The January PTA meeting is scheduled for Thursday January 13 at 7 30 p m with a new time. A six month old film Pan American Countries will replace a guest speaker. Geography pupils led by Miss Burns will present a demonstration along with a high school musical number group singing and the usual parent attendance prize.

Geography Miss Burns

Thomson Briefs Reflect Holiday Travel and Moves

Mr and Mrs Paul Lewis drove to Galesburg Monday with daughter Louise returning to Knox college after Christmas vacation. They were joined home by Mr Will Slayman and Mrs Jennie Lowery who spent the holidays there with relatives. Mr and Mrs Edward Kinyon of Galesburg will move to Burlington Iowa January 15 as he is transferred to an office there with added territory. Miss Mary Prins was entertained at the home of cousins Mr and Mrs Paul Glocka of Clinton. Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Holm in Chadwick on New Year’s Day included Mr and Mrs Rudolph Holm and family, Mr and Mrs Fred Peters and family of Argo, Mr and Mrs Harold Holm and family of Mr Carroll, and Mr and Mrs Peter Peterson and son of Teeds Grove Iowa. Mrs W E Brinkman and children of Joliet visited Saturday evening at the Lloyd Smith home.

Paul Lewis Galesburg Louise June Knox College Will Slayman Jennie Lowery Edward Kinyon Burlington Kinyon Mary Prins L. R. May LaVonne Jimmie Janet Wylie Elizabeth Edna Shoemaker Sterling Frank Anderson Clinton Carl Petersen Jens Andersen Reka Hass Justice Prins Louis Thompson Norman Stickell Garrett Sterenberg Morrison Bertha Holland Tillie Harney Stamm McConnell Allen Witmer Elmer Davis Hanover Hobart Holland and Davenport Wm. Hawk Sr Besse Reckard Fulton Thursay Mildred Bower Henry Buikema George Dykstra Inez Hastings Wilbur Dyson Savanna Mr. Dyson Joe Hastings Claude Grim Willis Stage Moline Anna Stein Bruce Groharing Alice Mayhall Robert Groharing Robert Herrity L. B. Sears Martin Kradel Chadwick Sears Nels Johnson George Dyson Lanark Nettie Baker Albert Prins Pete Dyke Betty Bob Thompson Rock Falls Harvey Marshall Ben Stage Charles Stage Joann Paul Stage Robert Stage Rock Island Kenneth Cooper Argo Stransdale

Local births announced in Morrison Clinton Albany Milledgeville

Mr and Mrs Ivan Carroll of Morrison welcomed a son named David Ivan born Sunday January 2 at Sterling Public Hospital. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hawk of Clinton welcomed a son Donald Charles born December 18 at Mercy hospital. Mr and Mrs Bill Geerts near Albany welcomed a son born Monday January 3 at home. Mrs Geerts was Helen Kness, assisted by her mother Mrs Wesley Kness. A son was born Wednesday January 5 to Mr and Mrs Charles Deets of Milledgeville at Sterling Public Hospital.

Ivan Carroll Morrison David Ivan Sterling Public Hospital Lawrence Hawk Clinton, Ia Donald Charles Mercy Hospital Hawk Wm. Hawk Bill Geerts Albany Geerts Helen Kness Wesley Kness Charles Deets Milledgeville

Carroll brothers send Review as Christmas gift

Ethan Carroll of Ovid Colorado Mrs Dee Bradley of Bloomer Wisconsin and Mrs Roy Alexander of Mission Texas will receive the Review as a Christmas gift from their brother Rush Carroll.

Ethan Carroll Ovid, Colo Dee Bradley Bloomer, Wis Roy Alexander Mission, Tex Rush Carroll

Church notices and social events announced

Sunday school at 10 a m with good attendance expected. Sunday school social planned for next Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Heitman. Ladies aid meets next Thursday with Mrs Charles Hogg for an all day session. They met yesterday at the Heitman home. Officers elected: president Mrs C W Hogg vice president Mrs Otto Switzer secretary Mrs Emil Brach.

Roy Heitman Ladies’ Aid Charles Hogg C. W. Hogg Otto Switzer Emil Brach

York Community Religious Services Schedule

Morning Worship at 9 a m and Sunday school at 9 30 a m in York Community. Catholic Mass will be held next Sunday at 8 30 a m.

Methodist Church Service Schedule and Calls for Items

The Methodist church outlines Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11. Evening worship at 7 30 p m was moved from the first Sunday. The Lord s Supper will be administered. Those with dishes or silverware in the church basement should collect them. Young People meet at 7 and Rev Sword leads services with a special number from Rev and Mrs Sword. A cordial welcome invites attendees at Ideal.

Methodist Sunday School Sword Lillian Hartman

Daughter of Cliff Curley Wed In Clinton

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Buelah Currey and Carl Paynter in Clinton Ia. at the Methodist Episcopal church parsonage with Rev J B Ackman officiating. Attendants were Geraldine Kuhns and Gordon Hatfield. The couple reside with the groom’s mother in Hanover.

Buelah Curry Carl Paynter Hanner Methodist Episopal Church Clinton Wator J. B. Ackman Geraldine Kuhns Gordon Hatfield Hanover Orville Kuhns Paynter Clifford Curley Thomson and Fulton Hanover High School Hanover Mill Pearl Paynter Akron

Local Basketball Friday Doubleheader at the Gym

Thomson faces Lyndon in the main varsity game after a 7 o clock preliminary. The next Tuesday York boys travel to Cordova for a regional matchup.

Thomson Lyndon York Boys Cordova

Fair Haven Sunday Worship and Meeting Schedule

Reverend Theo Yaeckel leads a 10:00 preaching service and 11:00 Sunday school at Fair Haven. A prayer meeting is held Thursday at the Sucher home in Cha, with details readable from the local notice.

Fair Haven Theo. Yaeckel Chas, Sucher Home

New Year Movements and Local Visits Highlight Clinton Area

Local residents report New Year visits in Clinton and surrounding towns. Several families, including May, Wylie, Petersen, Prins, and Sterenberg, spent holidays with relatives in Clinton and Davenport. College student Louise Lewis, other travelers, and workers heading to Morrison’s refrigerator factory are noted. Vital stats for York township show 18 births and 25 deaths in 1937.

Louise June Lewis Knox College Galesburg Chicago Palmer House H. E. Strauch H. E. Winston Davenport, Il C. C. Strauch Mendota L. G. Strauch Martin M. Bielema Jr Charles Wilt Los Angeles Calif

New Year's Dinner Hosted by Mrs Groharing in Thomson

Mrs Sarah Groharing entertained a large gathering at her Thomson home for New Year’s Day dinner. Guests included many from Mt Carroll Savanna Clinton Cedar Rapids Galesburg Morrison and Thomson families. Poultry show news from Morrison says 29 entries with 25 chickens and 4 ducks. Partridge Cochin rooster named champion Asiatic variety and one duck named champion waterfowl.

Floyd Kness Morrison Whiteside County

Dearborn and Bennett Tie the Knot in Clinton Louisiana

Mrs Josephine Dearborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Shirley Stage and Charles Bennett son of Mr and Mrs Will Bennett were married on December 22 in Clinton Louisiana.

Josephine Dearborn Charles Bennett Clinton Dearborn Shirley Stage Mr. Bennett Will Bennett

Village Trustees Meet For Regular Monthly Session

The village board convened with six yeas and all members present. Bills were approved and paid, treasurer reported funds and taxes, and a car of cinders was ordered for icy streets. The session adjourned with Kate Cole Whitney noted as village clerk.

Bayard R. Lewis W. W. Bennett Garrett Bolhous Tibbitts Leonard Stage D. Brown Tibbits Pape Kate Cole Whitney

List of those interred in Lower York cemetery

A yearly burial roster for Lower York cemetery lists the interments from January to December, including Mrs. Margaret Orcutt, Mrs. Myrtle Slager, Thomas Orcutt, Mrs. Denise Leavens, Ed Atherton, Mrs. Margaret Gehlsen, Mrs. Amy Switzer, John Strong, Mrs. Wesley Reynolds, Frank Curley, Mrs. Annie Sheridan, Charles Nason, Craig Lawrence Beck, Charity Allen Rice, Amos Hicks, Samuel Lord, Ivan Lewis, Janice Stolder, Hubert Cate, Mrs. Minnie Sauer, Clarence Holman, Joseph Green, George Beck, Paul Kenneth Lillie, and Mrs. Ella Marie Stark.

Lower York Cemetery Margaret Orcutt Myrtle Slager Thomas Orcutt Denise Leavens Ed Atherton Margaret Gehlsen Amy Switzer John Strong Wesley Reynolds Frank Curley Annie Sheridan Charles Nason Craig Lawrence Beck Charity Allen Rice Amos Hicks Samuel Lord Ivan Lewis Janice Stolder Hubert Cate Minnie Sauer Clarence Holman Joseph Green George Beck Paul Kenneth Lillie Ella Marie Stark

New Year's Day Guests Visit Area Families

Grace Teeter and family hosted in Le Claire with intercity relatives from Morrison Dixon and Freeport visiting. Several couples and children shared New Year gatherings at St Ores Vanderlaan Reynolds Murray and Williams households in Morrison Cordova Leroy Geneseo and Rochester.

Grace Teeter Leslie Rynott Keith le Claire George St. Ores Dan Sack Morrison Harry Watt Dixon Ed Sack Ned Beatrice Brockill Freeport N. D Vada Rice Geneseo Elwin Rice Helen Rice Gladys Cate Harold St. Ores Fred Miller Jesse Reynolds Cordova John Norhoff Margaret Cornelius Nordhoff Everett Vanderlaan Martin Williams Robert Williams H. K. Vreeland Rochester Minn Eugene Murray Leroy

Hartman and Area Families Share Holiday Visits

Mr and Mrs Henry Hartman visited Mrs Hartmans parents near Chadwick with Mrs Traum improving after illness. Clinton guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Whitney in the Murray home. Fulton resident Mr and Mrs William Kamphuis and their son Jay of Chicago joined the Hook family in Mt Carroll. Further gatherings featured Ralph Hook and family in Mt Carroll, Floyd Hartman with Clinton relatives, Cornelius Smith of Garden Plain visiting the Hooks, Ernest Hook of Sterling with his parents, and Diana Lee Diehl visiting Savanna and Lockport relatives during New Year weekend.

Henry Hartman Nicholas Traum Chadwick Traum Fred Whitney Clinton Eugene Murray William Kamphuis Fulton Jay Chicago Epa Hook Ralph Hook Anna Roy Kenneth Dutsworth Will Schneider Alvin Hook Mt. Carroll Floyd Hartman James Broderick Cornelius Smith Garden Plain Ernest Hook Sterling Argo Freda Bolhous Morrison Harry Diehl Diana Lee Robert Bristol Savanna Frank Smith Erve Neuschwanger Doris Conrad Lillie Lockport

Webster Lumber Co Opens Thomson Timber Clearing Crew

Webster Lumber Co of St Paul begins clearing timber and brush on the Thomson island tract west of town. About 1 000 to 1 200 men seek work, with 600 needed. workers must weigh 150 pounds and pass medical tests. 48 hours weekly for six days, with hiring done Monday and Tuesday.

Thomson Webster Lumber Co Vu. St. Paul Brunkow Gatsos

Clubs and Lodges Host Watch Party and Dinners

Members of the Chat-A-While club entertained husbands at a Watch Party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Williams with prizes awarded to Mrs. Eugene Murray and Mrs. Hobart Holland. The group honored Mr. and Mrs. Emil Brach on their 8th wedding anniversary with an electric wall lamp. A buffet luncheon followed. The Argo 500 club planned a meeting with Mrs. Roy Houghton. The Methodist ladies aid met with hostesses Mrs. Arthur Pape, Mrs. C. L. Goblin and Mrs. G. A. Smith. Thomson 500 club held a 6:30 dinner at Mrs. Roy Houghton with prizes for both women and men. The Argo 500 club later met at Verne Kaufman’s in Savannah for a scrambled dinner and card prizes.

Lyle Williams Mesdames Williams Herbert St. Ores Leonard Stage High Eugene Murray Low Hobart Holland Emil Brach Methodist Ladies’ Aid Arthur Pape C. L. Goblin G. A. Smith Thomson 500 Club Roy Houghton B. R. Lewis C. W. Sherman John Carpenter K. B. Carpenter Argo 500 Verne Kaufman Savanna Will Holm Vivian Sack

Filling Ice House Underway at Local Pond

Work of filling the local ice house began yesterday afternoon and continues today. Don Hall directs the ice house operations while Frank Potter George Potter and Garrett Bolhous oversee cutting loading at the pond.

Don Hall Frank George Potter Garrett Bolhous

Community Socials and Visits Across Clinton Area

Miss Mildred Bower spent last week in Clinton working in a beauty parlor. Local families, including the Buikemas Morrison, Dykstras, Hastings, Dysons, and Hastings relatives, hosted and visited in various homes. Friday through Sunday saw dinners, guest visits, and family gatherings among Dykstras, Steins, Marshalls, and Stage families with neighbors from Morrison, Galesburg, Savanna, and Rock Falls.

Utilities to shut off power for pole replacement near Hook farm

The Utilities company will cut electric service tomorrow from 9 to 11 a.m. to replace two broken poles in front of the Albert Hook farm. Poles will be moved from the state highway to inside the Hook property yard.

Albert Hook Farm Hook

Timber Men Bring Good Business Here

Thomson absorbs a surge of workers as Webster Lumber Co. clears timber west of town. Men receive full wages under a government contract, driving busy shops, meat markets, grocers, cafes, garages, and housing demand in Thomson.

Thomson Webster Lumber Co Brunkow Webster Lumber Company

Weekend Visits Highlight Local Family Gatherings

A sequence of social visits and请 weekend gatherings are recorded across the community. Harvey Marshall hosted his parents and son Roger in Dixon. Arthur Pape and Willis Pape visited near Milledgeville. Albert Prins family spent time with Earl Voss at Garden Plain. Stage families from Rock Island and Ben Stage joined Harvey Marshall’s home, with Woolhiser and Frank Potter hosting visits after traveling from Colone, Washington, and New Year trips. Irene Schick from Clinton visited her parents in New Year and Sunday. Rose Boothby and family guests visited Esther Schmaling in Argo-Fa.

Harvey Marshall W. A. Marshall Roger Dixon Arthur Pape Willis Pape Milledgeville Albert Prins Earl Voss Garden Plain Robert Stage Paul Stage Rock Island Ben Stage Roy Woolhiser Colone S. D Frank Potter Woolhiser Washington, D. C Irene Schick Clinton Louis Schick Rose Boothby Erma Lawrence Boothby Savanna Howard Sack Esther Schmaling Argo-Fa

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