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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
4
The Thomson Review lists publication details including second class matter at the Thomson post office Mindis under a 1879 act. Foster L. Stage is identified as publisher and EL OG. Stagg as business manager with subscription set at $1.60 per year.
A long local notices page lists Thomson News Brockill ads offering discounts on rubber footwear and winter wear. Several social items mention people traveling to Chicago for saxophone lessons, visits, and family weekends in Clinton, Savanna, and Morrison.
Word reached Thomson relatives that Grace Teeter underwent emergency gall stone surgery at St Luke’s Hospital Davenport and is recovering satisfactorily. Chas Beck Jr in Fort Des Moines Army hospital recovering from injuries. Mrs Sarah O Neal ill at Caroline Mark home Mt Carroll with trained nurse in attendance. Miss Alice Lohmeier, Brown College of Commerce student Clinton, weekend with parents. Santor jokes about marriage. parent questions earning. Santor replies he’s an actor.
Classified listings show weekly Bale promotions and Ladies Home Journal features. Eleanor Stage and travel mentions include Sevanna Le Thomson and Fulton arrival at Clinton, indicating ad placements and scheduling notes for the issue.
Weather notes and community updates from Fulton Thomson and nearby towns on January 22 1919. Reports include travel for ill relatives in Chicago piano company visits in Clinton shipments of hogs to Chicago and a Centenary movement convention in Chicago. Several residents visit relatives attend funerals or have medical and dental work.
Prize winners in the Farm Institute men’s division are listed with awards for best bushel of white and yellow corn, best 10 ears of white and corn, and various baked goods and crafts. Names include Carl Haag Chadwick and Ra Mt Garrell, with prizes to Mrs. Herman Daehler and others in Chadwick Milledgeville Coleta and Milledgeville. Prize recipes for angel food cake and white bread are published by winners Mrs Alice Shultz and Mrs Herman Daehler. Local notices follow about residents and health concerns in Chadwick Clinton Milledgeville and Denver action.
Donald Smith was the honoree at a sunrise birthday gathering at his home Thursday evening. Guests included John Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Selondy and family of Savant, Hawk Jr, Karl Green, Ruby Seim, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and children, and the honoree with his wife.
LOCALS ST Shoemaker has been in the ash week at its home Walta Bower was a weekend post of Miss Florence Smith and all winter wearing apparel Mr and Mrs Roy Green and son Robert of Burlington Wis sport the week with the former s parents Mr and Mrs Hiram Green Misa Athlene Grar of Elizabeth spent Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gaar Mr and Mrs Clarence Schwan of Savanna were Sunday callers at the home of Mr and Mr C H Jenkins Earl Glesson who has been a patient at the Savanna hospital returned here this morning and is being cared for at L B Sears home Mr and Mrs Ray Kettler who have been living in the Hansen house have moved to the Ed Graharing house The later s mother Mrs George Miller is making her home with them.
A poorly scanned shipping association list mentions names like Hinest Smith Ren Stage Harry Dyson Jake Miller and others along with numbers, followed by a line denoting a sale of winter wearing apparel and underwear. The item ends with a note that Mr. and Mrs. Will Cochran came to assist due to Thos Cochran’s illness and returned to Chicago.
A petition filed by Blaine L. Peck administrator of Charles N. Zook's estate seeks court authority to sell the estate property to pay debts. The description covers the north half of the southeast quarter of section 15, township 23 north, range 9 east, including a specified tract along the Mississippi River, with an exception. The case involves the unknown widow and heirs of Charles N. Zook and directs their appearance in Carroll County Court in Mt Carroll in March 1982.
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