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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1941

Page

4

Community Visitors Share Weekend Gatherings Across area

Numerous local families visited kin and friends Sunday and over the weekend. The mix included Mans and Mrs Schreiner with daughters in Dixon, the Fossett family in Milledgeville, and the Hartman, Steger, and Haag households in Mt Carroll.

W. J. Schreiner Beh Huyett John Huyett, Sr Dixon Pines Oregon Walter Kness Monroe Fossett Milledgeville

Wallace Williams hosts friends at Preston Prairie home

Loomer Downing seeks a trailer house at Preston Prairie station. Marcia Turnbaugh marks her eighth birthday with a schoolmate party. Esther Merchant of Porto Rico may visit relatives soon. Farmers in the area busy plowing corn.

Wallace Williams Loomer Downing Preston Prairie Station Marcia Turnbaugh Esther Merchant Porto Rico

Maywood Home Friends notes from Nettie Phillips July 1941

A heartfelt letter from Nettie E. Phillips in Maywood Illinois July 1941 to home friends describes swelling in finger fatigue and memory concerns as well as gratitude for more than a hundred sympathetic cards and messages after injuries. She mentions Blanche Beck visiting and hopes to recover with crutches after a fall and fractured femur.

Nettie Phillips Blanche Beck Nettie E. Phillips California

Linotype Break Delays Produce Hand Set Headlines

Mechanical failure forces the Review staff to set nearly all headlines by hand. The disruption happened Wednesday morning, leaving pages looking unusual and with slightly less news. The remaining linotype was overworked, limiting total type setting.

Review

Edson Holland Reports Remarkable Rye Crop Near Thomson

Edson Holland of the Pratt farm on Route 80 near Thomson showcases a rye field on the west side of the road. The 30 to 40 acre tract, previously soybeans, shows tall heavy rye with thick shocks, enhanced by lime stone soil treatment. Local farmers expect 20 to 30 bushels per acre, far above the usual 5 to 10 on depleted sand soil.

Edson Holland Pratt Route 80 Thomson Village

Ray Brenneman Confronts Change After Long Cement Work

In the country Ray Brenneman, long known as a reliable laborer, fresh from harvest and now stepping back from the cement gang at the Proving Grounds, says fourteen hour days took a toll. He values health and admits he is not what he used to be.

Ray Brenneman Ray Proving Grounds

Barn Demolition for Farm Use by Schade Crew

John Schade and crew tear down the barn on the French lot to salvage lumber for Norm French's farm. Norm plans hog houses using the lumber. the West Main Street house moved last summer to Ben Dykstra's farm. The only remaining structure is the garage built by Andrew Hinds for pop corn.

John Schade Norm French Norm West Main Street Ben Dykstra Andrew Hinds Sandridge Thomson

Air Clothes Once a Month To Chase Moths

Wm. Bush, keeper of the key of the Review domicile, was busy this week airing his clothes and cleaning his quarters above the print shop. The Review gang learned he has been told by a veteran Clinton tailor that airing clothes monthly in summer keeps moths away and eliminates mothballs. Housewives may find this tip useful and men may prefer it to scented mothballs in pockets.

Wm. Bush Review Bush Clinton

Farm Account Books Available at Lewis Garage

Farm account books may be secured at the Lewis Garage Thom son for farmers who desire a bookkeeping system. The books were delivered this past week and are presented to farmers and land owners free of charge with the compliments of the popular corner garage. These books are distributed over Carroll county by various business firms in other towns.

Lewis Thomson Carroll County

Sleeping sickness hits Thomson horses as losses mount

Several farmers near Thomson report horses dying from sleeping sickness this week. The incident raises concern among local veterinarians about disease spread and herd protection.

Thomson

Sunday Dinner Guests Dotted Through Area Homes

Thomson residents hosted relatives and friends from Clinton Maquoketa Morrison Chadwick Shannon and Savanna for dinners and visits. Local people shared news of trips camp meetings summer school and upcoming travel to Wright Field while relatives aided ill family members and hosted gatherings.

Bernita Bonjour Ralph Grim Mt. Carroll Maurice Strukhoff Paul Chas. Rogers Maquoketa Rogers Leonard Hartman Sandra Lee Willard Hartman Floyd Hartman Henry Hartman Henry van Huizen Clinton Jim Broderick Chadwick N. D. French Garrett Stevenberg Morrison Emma Steele Paul Melendy Savanna Sarah Groharing Chas. Jenkins Ralph Olds Harriett Olds James Green Wesley Kness Will Bennett Ellen Mowry Mt. Caroll Betty Cate Luella Kness Paul Bonjour George Krell Shannon May Densmore Doris Dailey Chicago Frank Moore Ella Orr K. B. Carpenter Katherine Olson American Institute of Commerce Davenport Marius Olson Darlene Ashby Lena Doris Lum Camanche Edward Smaltz Miss Diehl Miss Neilson Diehl Otto Switzer Charles Johnson

Defense Savings Bond Quiz and basics

The text explains Defense Savings Bonds as loans to the U S Government for national defense with a 2.9 percent annual interest if held ten years. It notes purchase options like 18.75 for a bond maturing at 25 and 75 for 100, and that funds support the National Defense Program.

U. S United States Friends of Freedom Washington, D. C

Social notes from Clinton and surrounding towns

Mrs. Lynn Curley hosts Agnes Ebie of Clinton while Miss Mavis Jones visits her brother-in-law Merle Atherton. Numerous families from Clinton, Savanna, Chadwick, and Liberty host relatives and friends. six weeks' term ends. travels planned for Massachusetss Connecticut Maine era.

Lynn Curley Agnes Ebie Clinton Gilbert Robertson Mavis Jones East Moline Til Merle Atherton Rose Foltz Mt. Carroll Nettie Baker Gilpin Stagg Lyle Greeley Macomb Elynor Stagg Greeley Frank Brown Edward Miller Hanover Ray Brenneman Roy Heitman Henry Rozeboom Chicago Clarence Bolhous Carl Johansen Mart Kradle Bobbie Louis Chadwick Robert Herrity Bobby Clinton, Ta Mary Wagner Luella Kness Harry Diehl Freeport Fred Diehl Ivan Carroll David Rush Carroll Sarah Groharing Reva Collinson Leona Melendy Savanna Wallace Dresbach Mr. Carroll Geer Margaret Geer Liberty, Neb Virgil Marth Ann Massachusetts Connecticut Maine Marth Hazel Strauch Thomson Speet Vance Goose Lake

Birthday Party Honors Mrs Hartman At Chadwick

Mrs Ralph Ferris entertained Mrs Albert Hartman Mrs Herbert Spearman and Mrs K C Whitney Monday evening in honor of Mrs Hartman's birthday. After supper bridge was played and each guest received a prize while Mrs Hartman received gifts.

Ralph Ferris Albert Hartman Herbert Spearman K. C. Whitney Hartman

Local Residents Host Family Gatherings Across Area

Milledgeville residents hosted relatives and friends over multiple days with visits to Emma Mills in East Troy Wisconsin and gatherings in Grand Detour Sterling Dixon and Stockton. Marcus Fossett was admitted to Research hospital in Chicago after illness. Harold Weatherwax stationed at Fort Sheridan attended dinner in Sterling with Weatherwax and Appel Kreider Parker Kreider.

O. E. White Penny Mr. White Emma Mills East Troy Wis Frank Pentnack Russell Mack Ray Loos Sterling Richard Hamilton Rockford Charles Schell Mr. Hamilton Howard Echtenach Morris Townsend Stockton Harold Larber Floyd Simmons George Stone Loyal Shilling Marcus Fossett Chicago Harold Weatherwax Fort Sheridan Frank Weatherwax Robert Weatherwax Julia Appel Valma Parker Dixon Lawrence Kreider Joan

Town Folks Share Weekend Visits and Gatherings Around Rockford

A series of social visits fills a Sunday schedule. Clayton-Senneffs return from the L. M. Straud home to Rockford with their twin Deli an and Donna staying longer. Numerous families host relatives and friends from Joliet Chicago Milledgeville and Teeds Grove while H. F. Weber plans a three week stay in Aurora Clinton Indiana and Dora Lee Turney visits Mt Carroll with her daughter Dorothy Louise joins her parents in Argo-Fa.

Harry W. Allen Sterling Fred Hartman Harold Hartman Mt. Carroll Walter Steger Lydia Bickert Freeport Geo. Haag Hattie Kneale Bert Nelson Donald Smith Grace Oberheim Ames Elmer Smith Robert Smith Kenneth Wood Bob Bud Rahn Milledgeville Doris Rahn Frank Provant Anita Rahn Bloomington O. H. Rahn Lila Kahler Wm. Freiderich E. S. Carbaugh Ruth Hayes Dr. Poohl Madison Wis Miss Hayes Albany Henry Wiersema Vaughn Cadwell Chicago L. B. Spencer Carol Sue Eugene Miller Dixon C. C. Miller Arthur Miller John Eisfeller Elver Naomi Nachusa Elwood Gipe Sons Art St. Clair Paul Woessner Penrose Merle Bahn Steve Stefanich Flave Lego Carol Kness Marcia Caton Evanston John Dennett Summit N. J Robert Spearman Roy Kendell Claide Kendell Preston Downing V. V. Provant Sam Shilling Kenneth Kradle Edgar Innel Joel Hoffman Carl Merkel Lanark Arthur Hoffman Conrad Traum Helen Robert Groharing Wallace Dresbach Billie Lucille Mary Jean Bruce Groharing Bernard Betty Hartman Henry van Huizen Clinton Dora Hansen Argo-Fa John Frahms Teeds Grove Clayton — Senneff Jocelyn Rockford L. M Joe Garbin Jesse Schreiner Glyde Collinson Elmer Hans Kelly Field Tex Hans Alfred Glaw Margaret Joliet And Mes Frank Kness Jas, Morgan George Morgan George H. Schreiner Walt Kness Adam Knees Howard Arno-Fa Glen Seidenberg Adam Heinze Edna James Morgan Orval Rahn Vernon Rawlins Clarence Hawk Marilyn Fulton Herman Peters Danny Emnyre Wacker William Holm Herman Daechler Henry Keil Ruth Harve Schreiner Harve Plock H. F. Weber Aurora Dora Lee Turney Guy Turney Robert Turney Joe Warfield Hans Jensen Dorothy Louise

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