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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
4
Illinois has long supplied natural sand and siliceous materials used in metal shapes and industrial bonding. The state hosts deposits of white silica sand and bonding clays, with artificial sand products expanding a growing market and fortifying existing industry leadership.
A compact reflection by Dr. John W. Holland urging steady effort and thoughtful youth. It contrasts resting with rust and advises keeping minds active through new work, humor, or fresh tasks while stressing prudent thinking before pressure dictates action.
Miss Gladys Cooper Miss Mary Slings by and Theresa Jennings of De Kalb visited over the weekend with Miss Cooper's parents Mr and Mrs dah Cooper. Ruth French attending summer school at Cornell College Mt Vernon La will visit over the Fourth with her parents and family. Mr and Mrs Henry Ottens and daughters of Union Grove visited Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs Bernie Dykstra. Mrs Bertha Holland and granddaughter Virginia French went to Davenport yesterday to visit a few days in the home of Mr and Mrs William Laycock.
Coming events list includes Winnebago County Mail Association Pecatonica DL July 5 6 7 Soldiers and Sailors Reunion Savannah IN July 11 Auto Races Cedar Rapids TI August 5 Cheese Day Chadwick TL August 19 Old Settlers Reunion Lanark NJ September 1 2 3 4 Warren Fair Warren NL September 23 Community Day Milledgeville.
Mrs Jennie Cooper dined with her son John and family. Sunday visitors included Mrs Kate Dykstra the mother of Mrs John Buikema and her children Otto and Marie from Fulton. Hal Ashby of Mt Carroll called on his parents in Mt Carroll. Reva Collinson and Beverly Kraft called on friends in Clinton. Eugene Murray joined a bridge party at James Waters home in Chadwick with Mrs Waters and others hosting. Glen View hotel luncheon and bridge followed. Dorothy Gaar visited Mrs Jessie Groharing in Savannah then returned home with Groharing. Jack Halfman and family visited Savanna relatives. Mary Ellen with aunt in Savanna. Robert Groharing and Prudence met Lydia Zuck in Savanna. Dale Mayden and Clinton family visited Sherm Oakley’s home.
A flurry of weekend visits and family gatherings across Clinton Morrison and Savanna includes Frances Halfiman at Mercy Hospital Clinton with Mr and Mrs Jack Allman visiting Saturday. Members of Jansma Planthaber and related families visited Dykstra Murray households Sunday. John Williams relocates to 720 Grove Ave Ukiah California. Florence Reynolds and Beulah Gaar among those visiting relatives. Robert Lewis returns from Charleston. Justice Prins family visited L. J. Thompson home in Clinton Sunday evening.
Miss Mildred Bower of Clinton assisted over the weekend in her mother’s home in Argo. Mrs. Stobert Groharing and daughter Prudence visited friends Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cheatum and daughter Ellen and nephew Boyd Cheatum were visitors at Carroll’s on Wednesday evening. William Hawk Sr visited at the home of his sister Mrs. Susan Ridenour in Walton. Miss Sarah Mat ters is in a Freeport hospital. Mrs. W. Hartman visited Sunday afternoon at the Fred Hartman home. Justice Prins, Miss Ellen Cheatum and Boyd Cheatum joined an excursion from Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Groharing visited Bern Rawlins of Ideat. Wallace Dresbach hosted visitors in Clinton Sunday. Mr. Carrell's Sunday visit was noted. Mr. and Mrs. Henry St. Ores were at the St. Ores home. Mary Pring of Clinton is away over the weekend with her parents in Lanark.
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