Mrs Hazel Stagg Returns From Chicago
Mrs Hazel Stagg returned Friday from Chicago where she had spent several days. Mr and Mrs Robert Stewart of Mt Carroll were Monday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs John Atherton and sons.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1953
Page
8
Mrs Hazel Stagg returned Friday from Chicago where she had spent several days. Mr and Mrs Robert Stewart of Mt Carroll were Monday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs John Atherton and sons.
Massey Harris dealers Merema Bros Fulton invite farmers from Thomson area to Farmers Day January 16 at Fulton high school gym. Program starts 8 p m with live TV talent and movies. Public doors open 7 30 p m Admission free. January 17 open house at Fulton store with complete Massey Harris line and free lunch for visiting farmers.
Dorothy Dix answers readers about a wife feeding a husband generously, a sister’s crush on her brother-in-law, and a young man considering marriage to a wealthy fiancée. The column warns against betrayal and details practical steps for resolving romantic tensions.
Thomson News reports William Starck of West Chi cago staying Thursday through Sunday with Mrs. Maude Brown and Harriett. Several families hosted visitors including Mrs. Ronald Bull and Kathleen of Savanna, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ditsworth of Shannon, and Merle Bicker’s family in their home. Other visits include Laura Christiansen and son John of Clinton, Ia., with parents. Richard Badtke visiting Clinton with Tina Kunde. John Stearns departing Elgin AFB after ten days with his family. Hazel Stagg planning a Chicago weekend and Furniture Mart attendance. Harold Sorensen and John Lambert households hosting guests.
Carolers sing in Eidon Bangkok and numerous cities while in Mainpuri India celebrations last a week. Korean honors go to Bishop Welch for service to Koreans. Frank Laubach receives World Literacy award. Hecla church reports a large harvest donation to World Service, CARE expands aid to Asia and Europe. CARE funded by American churches.
Sunday January 11 the Christian Science Churches explain a spiritual communion leading to purification of affections and dedication to God. The Lesson Sermon titled Sacrament centers on the communion of the blood and body of Christ with scriptural citations from John 6 and I Corinthians 10.
Emerson Champion a feed and plant food salesman for Carroll Service company has accepted an assistant manager post at Peoria County Service company Peoria. Champion began work in 1932 as petroleum warehouseman and later managed Lanark operations before becoming feed salesman in 1942. He is active in church and community and is moving with his wife and three children to Peoria.
Sterling junior squad beat Chadwick 71 to 62 after leading 16-11 in the first period and 56-35 after three. Chadwick frosh soph won 47 to 26 in the preliminary. Chadwick outscored Sterling 27-15 in the final period but could not close the gap. Social notes report dinner hosts Bast Queckboerner and Mest families.
CARE offers self help gifts to aid farming health and livelihoods. A steel plow costs 17.50 to send to India Parkis tan or Greece while a tool set priced at 10 includes pitchfork mattock weeding hoe and shovel. Other kits aid refugees exiles youth midwives and library books for Asia and Europe.
Mike and Ike two Spotted Poland hogs at Borgman Bros Feed and Fuel lead in an early hogskin parade weighing 89 pounds after 14 days. Mike consumed 38 pounds corn and 25 pounds Hog Chow at 2.67 dollars costing 0.11 dollars per pound gained. Ike ate 57 pounds corn and four pounds mids at 1.73 dollars for 0.173 dollars per pound. Further figures will follow.
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