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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1954
Page
4
A compiled register lists service members and assignments with numerous units and bases. Entries include names such as Merle J. Bielema Charles B. Dyson and Charles Thomson, along with locations like Fort Bliss Texas Eglin AFB Florida and San Francisco posts.
The Review 80 Club invites residents and former residents of York Township or individuals born there to join. Members receive honorary cards, with many names and birth dates listed, including local figures and service members, reflecting a memorial-like roster and organizational details.
A Methodist council statement rejects American fascism while urging rejection of repression in the name of Americanism. Other items note Dr. Ariga's leave of absence as a visiting professor, Dr. Bader's retirement after 34 years, and missions leaders urging renewed Point Four aid and UN cooperation to ease Arab Israel tensions. Reports cover Polish church tensions and a Polish Lutheran bishop in exile.
Benton’s Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gray dinner guests of the Stadels. East Moline’s Mr. and Mrs. August Nagel join Daniel Nelson for Sunday meals. Jessie Warner returns home to Prophetstown after visiting Higleys. Hazelhurst’s Rahn family visit Shumans. Lawrence Shuman and family host. Floyd Coffman’s near Polo hosts Sunday dinner for multiple guests. Daggett family from Mr. Carroll visit Geiszs. Geiszs host Hoffmans in Mt. Carroll. Sterling’s Lyle Bushman and family Sunday with C. M. Honberger. Mt. Carroll’s Carol Keckler moves from Smith Cafe to Mt. Carroll Mutual Insurance. Moline’s W. L. Cooper and daughter Nancy are supper guests of Albert Bowles Jr.. Bowles Sr. joins later.
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