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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1942
Page
6
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Thomson and Forrest Eslinger visit Savanna as Mr and Mrs Justice Prins host. Isabelle Prins resigns from Savanna Cafe to join National Tea Store. Mildred and Jimmy Ritenour call on Frank Warfield in Argo. Roy Douglas and Margaret Van Buskirk with Newt Ritenour near Savanna. Frank Rausch and family with Donald Dittsworth at Freedom. Floyd Klitz visits Dittsworth home. Chas Sack and Harve Schreiner hosts at Chadwick.
S J Smith celebrated his 74th birthday Sunday at home with guests Mr and Mrs F W Zugschwerdt Mr and Mrs Louis Zugschwerdt and Mr and Mrs H E Zugschwerdt. Born January 12 1868 in Eagle Point township he moved to Chadwick in 1877 after marriage in 1892 he was in hardware later farmed with Fred Zemke then Guy Mackey before settling in Chadwick in 1920. He has two sons Harold of Missouri and Werner of Racine. Anna George visited Monday with Walter Queckborner.
Argo foreman Leroy Foltz, off with a foot injury, shows slight recovery after leave. Mrs. Guy Libberton and three daughters arrive from Pensacola to stay with James Libberton until war fears ease. Libberton’s husband Guy, a Navy veteran, has earned a promotion and remains very busy. Supt. Bruci plans moving pictures at Argo School monthly for district friends. Argo ladies aid met yesterday with Mrs. Lulu Melendy.
Mrs. Violet Heimbaugh of Dix announces the marriage of her daughter Dorothy to Leo Provant son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Provant of Chadwick. The single ring ceremony was December 31 at the Sycamore Methodist parsonage by Rev N B Morgan. The couple reside with the bride's mother in Dixon after a trip to Madison Wisconsin. Dorothy attended Chadwick and Dixon high schools and works at Illinois Northern Utilities in Dixon. Leo Provant is a Chadwick graduate and works at the Ferris and Lego service station in Chadwick.
A family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Dambman Sr. honored several milestones. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dambman and son Lyle, and Mr. and Mrs. George Dambman Jr. with children Richard and Doris Ann. The event celebrated wedding and birthday anniversaries within the Dambman family.
The Women’s Missionary Society of Hope church gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. W. J. Schreiner’s home. Mrs. Harveylock led the program with a Prelude, Scripture by Mrs. Katie Rahn, prayer, songs, a playlet Our Neighborhood the World, current events by Mrs. Schreiner, an instrumental solo by Mrs. Herbert Stein, lesson study by Mrs. Robert Spearman, a talk on Fellowship of Prayer by Mrs. Herbert Stein, and a final verse Bless Be the Tie That Binds.
Hope church Philathea class met at Mrs. Frank Cheeseman’s home Friday afternoon. The program featured hymns readings prayers and poems. A sale by Ray T Moyer on Monday Jan 19 offers Guernsey dairy cattle.
A wartime appeal urges citizens to support troops by buying United States Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps. Bonds are available at banks and post offices with prices as low as 18.75 dollars, while Defense Stamps turn dimes into funding for national defense.
The Golden Rule class met on Tuesday in the home of Mrs. George Vouen with assistant hostesses Mrs. Lawrence Doden and Mrs. Harold Bast. Mrs. Paul Clevidence arranged the program including song devotionals poem and Bible quiz with lesson study led by Mrs. Paul Daehler and Ruth Stein.
A 6 30 potluck supper of the EB L C E at Hope Church is set for Monday evening. All young people are urged to attend bringing sandwiches table service and a dish to pass.
The text notes Ano Void traveling to Washington D C to work in the Navy Department building. Void is identified as a yeoman third class in the naval reserves.
The birthday of Mrs. Robert Bott, a Pleasant Hill school teacher, was celebrated Friday afternoon at the school with patrons and pupils in attendance. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Bott, and guests included Mr. and Mrs. Myron Freiderich and daughter Jeanette, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schreining and son Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Schreiner and son Eugene, and Mrs. Harve Plock.
Official publication shows the December 31 1941 condition of Thomson State Bank Thomson NL. The statement lists resources and liabilities including cash loans and deposits with a grand total of 880964.06 and notes pledged securities. Signed by President N D French and notary Glendora Schade with affirmation of truth.
Chadwick high school's cage quintet suffered its first conference defeat 21-19 at Milledgeville on Friday. A. Reiff led Milledgeville with 10 points while Chadwick reserves also dropped a 12-10 tune-up. Queckboerner led Chadwick with three baskets and two free throws in absence of Bittner.
The document lists demand deposits from individuals and partnerships, time deposits from individuals and organizations, and deposits from states and political subdivisions. Total deposits amount to 335,165.74 with additional line items for other liabilities.
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