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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1935

Page

3

Schoolroom Notes Cover Varied Student Activities

The notes describe bookkeeping practice, writing exercises, vocabulary work, and reading lists. Students shared definitions, judged memory recall, and tied for second in a vocabulary contest. They discussed favorite books, nonfiction interest, and plans for extra credit. Various class updates follow about history, shorthand, English IV, Latin, and geography tasks. Lorena Knutsen visited, while Eva Mae Schroth and Ky nis were absent due to illness.

Rob Cate Lois Green Shirley Boylan Pacific Coastt English IV Tatler Sir Michel Stele the Spectator Joseph Addison Juss Haveebeen Geome David Switzer Wheater Big Bad Bear Gilpin Eddie Cantor Francis Todd Louise Alicia Lois Lorena Knutsen Eva Mae Schroth Kynis

Many On A And B December Honor Roll At Bristol School

Students and teachers at Bristol School report another month of activity. Eighth graders review civics, second graders learn months and posters feature snowmen. November honor roll lists include many Halfman and Swett students, with several 100s in spelling and arithmetic.

Bristol Robert Harold Balk Hazel Swett Frances Potter Marjorie Lineback Gladys. D. Cooper

Perfect Attendance and Student Achievements at Hickory Grove

December's perfect attendance names include Rowland Freeman Hartman and others. four month list includes Rowland Freeman Hartman Kesler. Merlen Rowland tops spelling with 100. Seventh and eighth grades finish physiology tests, begin civics. third grade writes to Santa. Charles Kessler requests a dump truck and ditch digger in Mt Carroll on Dec 21 1934. Fifth graders study Hiawatha and make illustrated booklets. Posters awarded at Savanna Farmers Institute Jan 11-12. recipients include Irma Merchant Doris Hartman Donald Hartman Herbert Kessler. Visitors Hazel Lohmeier Delbert Nelson. Gene Gerald Kessler attended party Dec 21. Auction funds bought curtains red books. Various book titles listed. School thanks contributors and Esther Schmal.

Suh Marth Alaska Stage hitWe Ideal School Lester Grim Miss Cooper Ehagold Donal Potter Marjorie Lineback Merle Potter Jeanne Swett Laurence Halfman Robert Balk Mary E Laurence Johnny Halfmen Lester Leslie Grim Blazel Betty Swett Robert Arlene Smith Donald Frances Potter Vera Smith Lois Carroll Marie’ Stage Sylvia Griswold Leona Bonjour Farmers’ Institute Nevember Mary E. Halfman Johnny Halfman Marjorie Dinepack Hazel Swett Robert Smith Ardetta Potter Donald Potter Howard Potter Pearl Rowland Arthur Freeman Charles Kessler David Rowland Lucille Freeman Donald Hartman Irma Merchant Lloyd Freeman Doris Hartman Herbert Kesler Karl Rowland William Hartman Lloyd Donis Hartman Herbert Kesster Merlen Rowland Rae Santa Claus Charles Kesoler Mt. Carroll Sente Claus Herbert Kessler Hazel Lohmeier Delbert Nelson Gene Gerald Kessler Damamy Ant Jamal Dandie Hanr Hilde Helland Jorii Dappies Thonding Berd Piebaid Brondioer Esther J. Schmal

Initiation At Thomson RNA Lodge Attends 45 Members

About 45 attended initiation exercises last Friday night at the Thomson RNA Lodge. Visiting neighbors included 15 from Savanna and 2 from Chadwick, plus deputy Mrs. Houston from Orion. A 6:40 dinner followed. Six adults were admitted, among them Harriet and Lorraine Weatherwax, Vivian Sack, Lucille Stickell, Mrs. Mae Sack, and Clyde Carpenter. A number of juveniles attended the supper and several new younger members were named. Installation of officers occurred Tuesday afternoon with 24 present. officers listed include Oracle Nell Houghton and various other posts. Two meetings are planned in February on standard Tuesdays. Guests Dan Seck and Mr. George St. Ores attended, as did Sylvia Grinwild and Donald Witt at Argo.

Savanna Chadwick Houston Orion Harriett Lorraine Weatherwax Vivian Sack Lucille Stickel Mae Sack Clyde Carpenter Isoon Naomi Alberta Dorothy Johnson LaVonna Alma Norma Robinson Marilyn Janet Carpenter John Paul Murray Leland Schosside Wilbur Stickell William Mary Wagner Norma Rath Lena Strubb David Switzer Oracle Nell Houghton Vada Carroll iMaude Sears Maure Wagner Frankie Stayman Valia Bower Marian Smith Toner Sentting Bess Carpenter Outer Sentinel Clara Switzer Nellie Holland Amy Lewis Dr. Chipman Peat Kanfman Colm Stickel Blanche Marlindale Anna Kauffman Edith Bower

Churches Rev W Gallach to Lead Morning Worship

Morning worship at 10 am featuring the subject Servus Seryptum. Church business meeting last Wednesday elected officers: Supt Ray Brenneman, Trustee Otto Switzer, Treasurer Nellie Holland, Clerk Alice Switzer, Pianist Sylvia Griswold, Assistant pianist Irene Schick, Chorister Paul Wilt, Benevolent treas Bertha Brenneman, News reporter Harriett Smith. Livewire class met with Rev W G Aitken. program included songs, solo, duet, jokes, and a wedding shower for Mr. and Mrs. James Green. The class gifted a large wedding cake iced by Sylvia Griswold. Sunday school social committee named for February. Ideal Sunday school 10:00. preaching 7:30. Final officers elected January 1938. Supt Harmon Stakemiller, Asst Supt Andrew Miller, Secery Lauren Green, Asst Sect Della Isenhart, Treasurer Mrs. Ross Gleason, Pianist Blanche Seim, Asst Pianist Mrs. H E Green, Reporter Grace Seim. classes led by Hiram Green and Mrs. H B Green. Rev Berge pastor, with regular music. ARGO-FA preaching 9:20. Sunday school 10:15. Witling Workers sponsor a Marianette play by Oakay school tomorrow night with several special numbers. admission 10 and 20 cents.

W. Gallach Chas. Switzer Francke Ray Brenneman Otto Switzer Treas Nellie Holland Alice Switzer Sylvia Griswold Irene Schick Paul Wilt Benevolent Treas Bertha Brenneman Harriett Smith Iw. G. Aitken Rev. Aitken Lucille Griswold Harriett South Donald Wilt James Green Alwilda Smith Green Elizabeth Carroll Neema Smith Aldwilda Smith Heth Cotton Ideal Sunday School Harmon Stakemiller Andrew Miller Lauren Green Della Isenhart Ross Gleasoi Blanche Seim H. E. Green Grace Seim Hiram Green H. BE. Green Fred Seim Ideal Berge

Regular church services listed for week

Regular services noted for Catholic at 3 30 and Methodist on Sunday. The Ladies Aid met yesterday with Mrs Undine Pape. A 10 cent lunch was served.

Methodist Ladies Aid Undine Pape

Thomson Biicis and Friends Share Visits Across Towns

Thomson Biicis Mr. and Mrs. John Renz visited Morrison on Tuesday. Ed McGinty and friends called on Will Lambert in Sevanne Sunday. Clarence Ottens and George Vene of Fulton visited Joe Pessman Friday. Mrs. E M Kinyon, nee Marian Slayman, updates her Review address to 11640 Summit Street in Galesburg. Annie Sheridan hosted dinner guests last Wednesday. The Hawkins Brewsters Bennett and Alexander families from Hinsdale Rockford Chicago attended. Newell reported the death of his sister Emma Thomas of Darien aged 76 after illness. survived by sister Anna Thomas of Darien and brother Mr Newell of Thomson. Newell and niece Mrs Harry Seiple of Mr Carroll attended Tamers services in Darien Saturday.

John Renz Morrison Ed McGinty Will Lambert Sevanne Clarence Ottens George Vene Fulton Joe Pessman E. M. Kinyon Marian iSlayman Kinyons iGalesburg Summitt Street Thomas

Skating on Main Street and local injuries noted

On Main Street skaters glide and dodge amid west wind. Roads report two serious accidents with several vehicles pulling from ditches. Residents like Mrs Reeves Kratz and Mrs George Balk care for relatives while neighbors visit relatives including Mrs Charlotte Moran and Mildred Bower over the weekend.

Three Young Children Left Father After Twin Tragedy

Obituary notice from Thomson Grade School records the death of Mrs. Arnold Brunkow in Minneapolis on December 10. She leaves husband Arnold Brunkow and three children Betty nine Vernon seven and Donald five. His wife was a mother and homemaker from Kellogg Minnesota, who lived in Mt Carroll and Savanna before moving to Minneapolis. Funeral services were held with local acquaintances attending.

Arnold Brunkow Minneapolis Dee Mr. Brunkow Mt. Carroll Savanna Foltz Carroll Johnson C. H Lyndon Hillsdale Thomson Harry Mr. Smith Brunkow Oleary Harva, & CO Swanson Arnold Bronken Cora Belle Spooner Avergne Serelda Spooner Kelloge Minn Ugs Frank Spooner Spring Drsek Tua Nelson Arnold Brunken Betty Vernon Donald Zins Oscar Norton Winona Earl Griffin Mes Lydia Waterbury Grown Frank Risten William Berankow Oscar Nev Herbert Timm Frank Ristew Harold Rose Carrol Charlet Moore Lecter Harms Wabash John Moore Airs Javo Mower Slevas Ethel Schotyz Levan Merman von. We Taard Trunkes Vernen Fana Mess Wyma Drones Prame Sac Ren Bronk Lista Helen

Local Families Visit and Move Plans Near Cele Property

Locals Blanche Martindale and family plan to move into the Cele property soon. Orie Suyutet spent Sunday with Mrs. Switzer and her father Mr. Engelkine at Mr. Carrell. Jentans of Aurora visited the home of his parents Mr and Mrs C. YW donkins for the week. Miss Retetta Le of Cineare spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. BR Lewis. Claude Grom and family were Sunday guests of Sherm Gables and family. Afternoon visitors included Gien Bower and Dale Mardew and families.

Blanche Martindale Cele Orie Suyutet Claude Grom Sherm Gables Teal Gien Bower Dale Mardew

Voice Of Illinois Supreme Court Tax Ruling On Water Rent

Obscure OCR notes reference a Illinois Supreme Court tax ruling on water rent. Mentions individuals and families by name in a fragmented outline. The readable text suggests a court decision affecting charges but contains unclear proper nouns and stray phrases.

Voice of Illinois Supreme Court

Home Economics Club Plan and Meetings Noted

The Home Economics club in Lumoniaw led by Lena Grech prepared a program and roll call including household hints and a dish luncheon set for January 23 at Mrs. N. D. French’s home. Members and entertainers named, with other notices including a postponed Eastern Star meeting and officer installation next Thursday. A separate memo from the Attorney General requests a rehearing on a Retailers' Occupation Tax refund case affecting Thomson and other villages, detailing procedures for municipalities to claim refunds.

Lumoniaw Lena Grech Pdolfows Sonte Sony Ainois Masic Madge Bower Lulu Melen A. Che T. N N. D. French Hemmer Todd Tom Uhnung Supreme Court Thomson Ubnont Supreme Court Department of Finance Springfield General Assembly Municipal League A. D. McLarty

Ill and recovering noted in Fulton area sick list

The weekly health column lists Hayes Frazier Bell as ill with the teasles and Charles Geisinger confined to bed. Several others show improvement or ongoing ailments including James Haley recovering from a horse kick, Ida Knapp able to sit up briefly, and Miss Frances Prins hospitalized with yellow jaundice. Announced marriage: Edna Senneff and Joseph Olson wed at Fair Haven, Morrison, Jan. 11.

Hayes Frazier Charles Geisinger Kyle McGinnis Frank Rusk James Haley Ida Knapp Jane Cam Hospital Peter Balk George Balk Fulton John Klimstra Jennie Collinson Lucille Plumley Hobart Holland Davenport A. E. Sheridan Mercy Hospital Clinton Foster Clyde Emnyre Argo Freeport Hospital Robert Carroll C. H Robert Lockhart Fulto Mayes Rochester Minn Frances Prins Justice Prins Andrew Edna Senneff Herr Rn Synneff Teal Joseph

Local residents share visits and home plans in town

Miss citva Stage spent last week with Mrs Glen Ashby in Mt Car ret. Miss Evelen Kauffman of Freeport visited a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Joy Kauffman. Mrs Ida Weber and Mrs Wm Hawkey spent Tuesday with their friends Mr and Mrs Cecil King in Arce Fa. Mr and Mrs Bryve Maerndale plan improvements on the John Martindale homestead and may move there this spring or summer.

Evelen Kauffman Freeport Joy Kauffman Ida Weber Wm. Hawkey Cecil King Arce Fa

Local Indees Edge Oneida Indians 48 to 26

Local Indees defeated the Oneida Indians 48 to 26 in a late season basketball game. Thomson starred with strong shooting and defense, lifting the Indees to an early 7 to 20 lead by the first quarter. The crowd enjoyed the fast pace as the Indees secured a decisive victory and set up a next matchup vs Rock Island.

Milledgeville Bull Dogs Oneida Indians Thomson Nock Island Thomson Indecs Enfiscom Fulton West Rock Island O7lers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Co. H. S Ine Vas Gindue Will Strubb Lucinda Graharing Atull Fd Atherton Jake Miller Strubbs Hickory Grove School Thomson R.N.A. Lodge Dan Seck George St. Ores Sylvia Grirwold Donnald iWitt Pai Smith Argo-Fa Witling Workers Oival Thomson Biicis Main Street Mion Street Hank Corner Alia Paventn Reeves Kratz Frank Rush Rush Eissens-House NGA Mas Wille Tisett Charlotte Moran Mildred Bower Donald Bradford Mas Dessie Green Ida Fradetich C. HS Husband Webster Lumber CO Carcoli Claus Prins Will Bank Claus Prins Tate Mies Thelma Schick Dyermachnel Mt. Carral Tomin Selick Gairents Wee Valley Milnes Andrew Watt Walt Dorie Jesuasa Seth Pucin Lela Mitchell Grace Moyer Mile Edna Carroll Alice Carpenter Lena Green Bessie Kenyon Belle Carpenter Glen Ashby Mt. Carret Oneida
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