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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1941

Page

4

Fay and Son Plan Weekly Talk on Thomson Furniture

J M Fay and Son of Fulton announce a weekly talk and review for Thomson friends. They have arranged with a Burlington Iowa warehouse for large furniture displays. Fay offers to bring his crew to Thomson and cover dinner, with same prices whether from their store or Burlington stock.

J. M. Fay Fulton Thomson Jay Itve Thomen Burlington Iowa Midle West Chicago Fay Alwaya Fay’s

Last Hatch On July 7 At Richard Vowel’s Farm

Richard Vowel of Fulton announces the last hatch of his chicks will be set on July 7 and requests notification from anyone seeking baby chicks before that date. All popular breeds will be available and nearly all demands can be met. The reflection asks what one will do with available resources rather than imagined advantages.

Richard Vowel Fulton

CCC Seeks July Enrollees as Defense Training Expands

James J. McEntee reports 7,898 enrolled in Illinois CCC camps in May with many in national defense training. Vocational courses include auto work, metalwork, electricity, and cooking. Illinois Emergency Relief Commission invites applications for July enrollment at local offices, including Freeport’s 407 State Bank Building.

James J. McEntee Civilian Conservation Corps Today Minois Illinois National Defense CCC Cooks and Bakers School McEntee CCC Decatur Ill CCC Central Springfield Illinois Emergency Relief Commission Commission Carroll, Jo Daviess Stephenson Counties State Bank Building Freeport Ilinois

Thomson Women Attend Meeting in Albany

A district meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service was held at the Albany Methodist church on Friday June 27. District president Mrs. Pierce and district secretary Mrs. Stovey of Rockford gave talks followed by discussions. About forty attendees enjoyed sandwiches cookies and coffee at the close. Attendants from Thomson were Mrs. Fred Miller and Mrs. Charles McGinty.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Albany Methodist Church Pierce Stovey Rockford Albany Society Thomson Fred Miller Charles McGinty

Personal liberty as the core of human dignity and happiness

The statement asserts that personal liberty stands as the paramount essential to human dignity and happiness. It positions freedom of choice and autonomy as foundational to a humane life.

New Thomson Road Praised for Dust Reduction on Main Streets

Readers commend the new blacktop on Thomson main street and west main street. The road is praised for good condition and dust reduction, satisfying autoists and housewives after years of dust storms.

Black Top Thomson Main Street West Main Street

Savanna Mayor Exults Over Local Fishing Prospects

Savanna Mayor Rhene B. Law writes to the Midwest Fisherman praising near Savanna fishing on the Mississippi. He notes Riverview grounds six miles south, abundant pike and other species, and local guides Wall Green and Web Ross. The photo shows a 56 pound mud catfish he did not catch.

Rhene B. Law Savanna Bert Claflin Midwest Fisherman Law Mississippi Mr. Claflin Chicago Walt Green Riverview Bob Swingley Dutch Crist Wall Green Web Ross Charles Smith Marquette Park Mississippi Palisades State Park Milwaukee Mississippi River Midwest Savanna Times-Journal

Ten Day Vacation Starts. Review Staff to Cover Local News

Chadwick's Review announces a ten day vacation for staff starting today. Miss Emily Ann Harter will collect and write local news in their absence, with all copy due by five o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Clarence Bolhous will handle county news next week.

Kenneth Whitney Emily Ann Harter Thomson Clarence Bolhous

Lottie St. Ores Remembered By Royal Neighbors Club

In a memorial note from the Chat-A-While Club Royal Neighbors of Ellendsdale North Dakota Lottie St. Ores is remembered for her courage devotion to family church and service as a nurse and club member Her life reflected Christian faith and cheerful resilience as she joins her Savior and the club notes her vacant place in sorrow and gratitude

Grim Reaper Lottie St. Ores St. Ores Jesus Lottie Royal Neighbors Elsie L. Fisk Sec’y Ellendsdale North Dakota

Free Movie Draws Large Wednesday Crowd

A cool evening failed to deter a large crowd at a free community movie sponsored by local merchants. Patrons enjoyed the event with friends and neighbors. next week’s film is Under Strange Flags.

Wedding on the Horizon in Local Community

A local gossip notice predicts a wedding next week with more nuptials expected soon in the area. The informant notes weddings are trending this year and frequently follow each other in rapid succession.

Bud Peck To Photograph Businessmen For Review Tour

Bud Peck of Mt. Carroll operates a picture business at Davenport Illinois and will photograph businessmen for the Review this week starting at Milledgeville. He plans to cover all towns and will be busy with the Review for some time. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Blaine L Peek.

Bud Peck Mt. Carroll Davenport Milledgevile Bud Blaine L. Peek

Stamp law snarls beer sales in Illinois region

A tavern keeper faced a beer shortage last Monday as distributors could not supply without new stamps. Brewers could not release liquor until stamps were obtained, causing a mid afternoon market standstill. Stamps for the Rock Island territory were issued by that office.

Illinois Rock Island

Sunday visitants noted around Mrs. Sarah Groharing and Curley home

Thomson Bee reported Sunday afternoon callers at Mrs. Sarah Groharing’s home included Mrs. K B Carpenter Mrs. Ella Orr of Oak Park and Paul Pratt of Milwaukee Wis Sunday dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Lynn Curley’s residence were Mr and Mrs Will Robertson and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Robertson and son.

Edgar Sack Dixon Dan Sack Illinois Research Hospital Harold Daehler Carl Daehler Fay Reitzel Milledgeville Louis Miller Lanark Paul Daehler George Daehler Ilinois Research Hospital Chicago Mark Tilton Virginia Roy Riley Rock Falls M. F. van Buer Lester Lease Savanna Louis Decker Carroll Lee Hartman Ed Heinze Malvern Earl Heinze Adam Heinze Freeman Crevidence Jesse Schreiner Frank Plumley Fulton Albert Schreiner Clarence Geison Alvin Senneff Sparta Wisconsin Harve Schreiner Herman Daehler Harold Schreining Floyd Leavens Alfred Goetz Gladys Roche Mt. Carroll Margaret Queckboerner Emil Hartman Donald Elmer Weber Maurice Hayes Homer Stabenow Barbara Lena Merle Rahn Hayes Stabenow Rahn Emma Senneff Sadie Nelson Rock Island Harry Humbert Charles Honberger Humbert E. M. Humbert Honberger Barbara Olson Rockford Abbie Olson Carl Metz Charles Barber Manlius Ernest Kloepping Sarah Groharing K. B. Carpenter Ella Orr Oak Park Paul Pratt Milwaukee Wis Lynn Curley Will Robertson Gilbert Robertson

Melon Prices Rise as Local Growers Brace for August Market

Watermelons and muskmelons appear in Carroll county at 2¢ per pound and 1½¢ per pound, not from Thomson Sandridge farmers. Muskmelons priced about two for a quarter, touted as high quality. First home grown musk melons expected around Thomson by August debut.

Carroll County Sandridge Thomson

A Good Old Boy Is Frank Anderson

A hometown note praises Frank Anderson for staying active in town. The retired Burlington section foreman keeps up his daily routines, mows his lawn, chats with long-time friends, and enjoys trading, despite foot trouble and tire issues.

Frank Anderson Frank Burlington

Thomson Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Trips

Thomson residents report visiting relatives and friends in Morrison Galena Urbana and Rock Falls. Local travels include reunions at White Pines State Park Wheaton Wheaton College summer courses and a honeymooning couple returning from Yellowstone. A new Oldsmobile Club Sedan was purchased by Mr. Joe Shutters.

V. Fenley Paul Melendy Savanna Thomson Paul Lewis Merle Atherton Claude Terry Rock Falls Ill Clark Gleason Warren Duggan Urbana Delbert Curley Ruth Cooper Rose Marie Birtley Moline Clarence Cooper William Griswold Everett Eslinger Morrison Harold Witt Walter Switzer Harry Renner Shirley Eleanor Phyllis Earl Gettle Walnut L. I. Gaar I. L. Renner M. J. Strukhoff Paul Lindsey Leo Tallman Farley Iowa Esther Schmaling Wheaton Wheaton College Bess Rick Betty Kay Turney Milan Edward Smaltz Yellowstone Salt Lake City Lincoln Kelly Jaycox Bonnie Lee Daniels Amherst Ohio Elmer Jaycox Elyria Geo. Schmaling June Haas Rockford Olive Smith Batavia Floyd Stratton Joe Shutters

HOUSES SCARCE IN THOMSON

Housing is tight in Thomson with all buildings occupied and multiple families in some homes. Rents have risen and locals say the shortage is the worst in living memory, signaling a continuing housing boom for years.

Thomson Aome

Edna Shoemaker Cares for Ida Knapp at Ed Knapp Home

Mrs Edna Shoemaker stays at the Ed Knapp home caring for Miss Ida Knapp while Miss Virginia French returns to Madison Wisconsin for a summer course in the School of Education. Virginia has completed two years of college work.

Edna Shoemaker Ed Knapp Ida Knapp Virginia French Madison Wisconsin School of Education Virginia

Milledgeville Briefs Mention Local Visits and Funeral Guests

Geneva Sheridan of Rockford spends the week in the homes of O A Bott and Monroe Fossett. Out of town attendees at Dr H E Erickson's funeral include residents from Waterman Rock Falls Leland De Kalb Monroe Center and Lee. Other visits involve Sterling residents Geary Shirk Grand Detour and Dixon residents visiting local families.

Geneva Sheridan Rockford O. A. Bott Monroe Fossett H. E. Erickson Ole Frestead Waterman A. Retland Rock Falls Hattie Erickson Ira C. Erickson Dewey Knight John Sebby Leland A. W. Leonard Alberta Leonard Ingval Erickson DeKalb Harvey Erickson Monroe Center Emory Cutts Lee J. H. Shirk Dorothy Sterling Loren Shirk Cincinnati Ohio Black Hills Yellowstone National Park Roderick Geary Clint Geary Chicago Harry Smith Fay Reitzel Harry Williams Dixon Paul Voeckel Fayette Fossett Lanny Manroe Fossett

Local visitors and summer job notes in area

Preston Prairie hosts Mr and Mrs Louis Decker while Rea Ritenour from Lanark visits Howard Petty. David Goldy and Bernice Williamson are seen in Elgin with Donald Williamson. Donald Petty plans summer work at the oil station and Elmer Bashaw is employed at Davis Junction.

Louis Decker Thomson Rea Ritenour Lanark Howard Petty David Goldy Rock Grove Bernice Williamson Elgin Donald Wiliamson Donald Petty Elmer Bashaw Davis Junction

Also Mentioned on This Page

J.M. Fay & Son Sherwin- Williams A. C. Williamson Rexall Young Cate Burlington, Ia J. M.fay & Son Furniture Fulton Albany Barret Fulton, Ill Richard VOGEL The Purina Man Chadwick News Chadwick Briefs Bud” Peck Thomson Bee's Thomson Sandridge Thomson Briefs Joan Basta Clinton Darlene Green Galena, Jr Wareka’ Va Floyd F. Knots Vivian Jones Yvonne James Preston Prairie Gee. Schmaling William Haas White Pines State Park Twine Purina Man” Fulton the National Defense Program Farmer’s L. W. Kreider Mer. Milledgeville Ensenada Seema Reliance Martin Morris CO Clinton, IA Milledgeville Briefs EADS Morrison, Ill
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