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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1961
Page
7
Short public ad notice states all advertisements require payment in cash with order. Includes pricing note for Blind ads at 25 cents extra and Card of Thanks at 75 cents.
Brookville hosts Arnold Engelkens and John Engelkens visiting newlyweds the Don Engelkens of Sciota Mills. Don Rhodes and family from Dixon visit Frank Terry. July 4 picnics and dinners mark gatherings at Junior Gator, Lloyd Shilling, Gerry Fager, and Oliver Michael residences with local families in Lanark Forreston Chadwick Milledgeville and Chadwick areas. Beth Ann Terry spends week with Forreston grandparents.
Victor W. Gross announces 9:30 AM worship and 10:30 AM Sunday school with Marvin Martz as superintendent. Next Sunday features the Summer Christmas program by the boys and girls fellowship and an assistant Sunday for junior department officers and teachers. WSWS today at 1:30 led by Evelyn with hostesses Mrs Bud Bookman and Mrs Myron Scott. Junior camp at Oakdale on 16 and 22. Billy Mosher had a tonsillectomy at Sterling Community Hospital and is home recovering. Family picnic at Louis Birr home in Lowes Park with Rock River rides noted.
A community notice lists numerous landowners and tenants including FRED L. MILLER, STAGG & GEERTS, GROHARING & FELDT, WERNER, JURGENS FARMS, JAKE PRINS, WIEBENGA, GREEN BROTHERS, and DIEPHUIS BROS among others. It warns trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law on lands owned or tenanted by these named parties.
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