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Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1925

Page

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M Ginty Pioneer Veteran Dies at 82 in Thomson

Joseph M. McGinty, Civil War veteran and Thomson settler since 1860, died at his home after months of illness. Born December 8 1842 in Sligo Ireland he came to America as a child, married Mary Jane Pape in 1868 and raised seven children. Surviving are his wife seven children and funeral services were held at the Thomson Methodist church with interment in Dunshee cemetery.

J. M. McGinty Monay Mr. McGinty Homson Joseph M. McGinty Sligo Ireland Thomson Lee Mass York Township York Mary Jane Pape Edward Charles Emerson South Dakota Harry Edith Senneff Waterloo Iowa Dora Doty Chicago di Anna Lewis Oak Park Thomson Methodist Church Winebrenner Williams Dunshee Cemetery

Mike and the To Play Stack At Orpheum

The troupe Mike and the To Play Stack returns to the Orpheum in Clinton for an indefinite run. After four prior engagements at the theatre the company remains very popular with local theatre followers. Manager Monroe says the booking is fortunate and plans to keep them on stock for continued popularity.

Mike The Stack Orpheum Mike and Dosl Nem Orpheum Theatre Clinton Monroe

Correction on Home Talent Play Location

A correction states Prop Lehman of Harmon was to present a Home Talent Play here Friday and Saturday, but the performance will instead be held in Harmon, with manager Les Fuller indicating it will be presented locally in the near future.

Lehman Harmon Thomson Les Fuller Opera

Clinton snappers offer 25 cent weekday matinee

A local cinema announces a 25 cent weekday matinee rate. The move targets casual moviegoers and aims to boost attendance during off peak hours. The schedule highlights late morning and early afternoon showings.

Clinton

Local Residents Aid Ice Work and Visitors in Iowa

Sandridge Markie Beck and Lee Poorman assisted with ice work in Savanna while Billy Johnson drove a new Ford. Earl Bailey suffers neuralgia. Ben Wagner learned last week of his grandmother’s death, a longtime Columbus Junction resident. Mr and Mrs John Renz and son Charlies of Argo, and Henry Renz of Canada visited.

Markie Beck Lee Poorman Savanna Billy Johnson Earl Bailey Ben Wagner Columbus Junction Iowa John Renz Charlies Argo Henry Renz Canada

Card of Thanks for McGinty Family and Johnsons

We thank many friends for kind remembrances and floral offerings following the death of husband and father. Mrs J M McGinty and family, Mr and Mrs John Johnson. Henry St. Ores has been on the sick list. Ray and Earl Rupple report seeing a fox on the way to Clinton last Saturday. Pete Hoy, a smallpox victim, is reported to be recovering.

J. M. McGinty Henry St.Ores Ray Earl Rupple Lo Clinton Pete Hoy

Sardams Reach Miami After Havana Visit

Florida notes Mr and Mrs F M Sardam of Fulton report their safe arrival in Miami after spending several days in Havana Cuba. They praise Miami palm trees and grape fruit orchards selling for one cent. Mrs Frank Steele, long ill with grippe, shows improvement.

Thomson Mrz. F. M. Sardam Fulton Miami Florida Havana Cuba

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