Adams and Dykstra Family Visits Highlight Thomson News
Arlyne Adams of Chicago arrives Wednesday evening to visit her parents Mr and Mrs W A Adams for the weekend. Dickie Rutherford returns home after a stay with his uncle John French in Clinton. Miss Sylvia Dykstra spends Sunday overnight with sisters Glad ia and Eloise Dykstra in Clinton.
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Thomson News
Arlyne Adams
Chicago
W. A. Adams
Dickie Rutherford
John French
Clinton
Sylvia Dykstra
Gladia
Eloise Dykstra
Local visitors stop by in Eau Claire family homes
Mr and Mrs Fay Green of Eau Claire Wisconsin visited recently in the homes of his parents Mr and Mrs Hiram Green and his brother Far Green and John Faberie on a two week vacation from duties as section foreman. Mr and Mrs Ralph Irion of Morrison were Sunday afternoon callers at the Wm Griswold home.
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Fay Green
Eau Claire
Wis
Hiram Green
Far! Green
John Faberie
Ralph Irion
Morrison
Wm. Griswold
Picnic and visits feature local families and scouts
Mr and Mrs Harry Gaar Dar rell Me and Mrs Raymond Dietrick Mr and Mrs Claude Grima Ave family enjoyed a picnic at Old Mill park in Lawinna Harriet R Wheeler of Clin tor a former YCHS teacher now at Grese college in Chicago for the summer. George Lanting on vacation from Ebner tower. Ten Boy Scouts from Thomson left for Apple River Canyon for a week. Ed Porter returned from Excelsior Springs Missouri. Charles Kettler and daughters Patsy and Mary Beth visited Mr and Mrs Martin Vogel in Union Grove. John Lynch Edwin Sweitzer families of Lanark dined at Noah Sweitzer home. Miss Margaret Smith returned from Cedar Rapids Town. Mrs Rose Sheridan of Fulton visited her sister-in-law. Carl Watkins of Savanna joined a Sunday dinner at Joe Shutters.
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Harry Gaar
Darrell
Raymond Dietrick
Claude Grima
Old Mill Park
Lawinna
Harriet R. Wheeler
Clintor
YCHS
Wcits
Thomson
Apple River Canyon
Bob Heusinkveld
Ken Goblin
Gordon Brown
Unier St. Ores
Rassell Sikkema
Merle Bielema
John Elliott
John Murray
Fay Ashby
Elliott
Ed Porter
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Charles Kettler
Patsy
Mary Beth
Martin Vogel
Union Grove
John Lynch
Edwin Sweitzer
Maurice
Anita
Lanark
Noah Sweitzer
Aple River Camp
Margaret Smith
Cedar Rapids
Rose Sheridan
Fulton
Osephine Sheridan
Carl Watkins
Savanna
Joe Shutters
Christmas Giving Simplified Plan for Home Canned Gifts
Simplify Christmas by gifting home canned preserves and gifts from your pantry. Use native greens and jars of relish or jam, wrapped safely for travel. Includes recipes for Rummage Pickle and Peach Raisin Mustard mix, with safe packing tips to avoid spoilage.
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Gladys Kimbrough
Ball Brothers Company
Miss Kimbrough
Social visits spread across Mt Carrol Savanna and Tarentum
Miss Maxine Birdsall of Mt Carrol visits Gladys Cooper and Mrs. John Regan Sr. in Chicago and the sister of Mrs. John Cooper hosts. Mrs. Johnny Wright arrives in Savanna for a month with her mother Mrs. Gladys Coon and relatives. She formerly went by Betty Maynard.
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Maxine Birdsall
Mt. Carroll
Gladys Cooper
John Regan Sr
Herman Reimers
Chicago
John Cooper
Johnny Wright
Tarentum
Savanna
Gladys Coon
Betty Maynard
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