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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1939
Page
7
Public hearing notices discuss unofficial tax collectors in Carrell County and nearby areas, detailing how shopkeepers and clerks levy fees on sales and support local government funding. Included are cemetery and school district budget outlines, with election dates and budgeting procedures for the coming year.
Local brief notices report Friday visits by Chadwick residents including Deeg and Sirens Oakeley and Me.cond Mrz. Mentions of Clinton Tie and Meg, and supper guests of Meope Alyy and Mrs. Willig Punk. Other items note Tony Paebler, Bul Dawson of Exeter, and Mrs. George Topp at various gatherings with minor fines and social rounds.
A fragmented local notice references residents including Mrs Wattie Geeky, Lyle Greeley, Leo Gulwicks, Glen Swanson, and Mrs Bob Ty. It mentions a Tuesday gathering at a home in Oak and an event near Mt and Myre with several attendees and casual dining.
Morri families and neighbors gathered for Sunday meals and casual calls. Attendees included James Waters, William Sehlquning, Markee of Mantes, Anthony Trashman Ang, and Henry Wiersema, with dinners, picnics, and minor travel noted between Miller and Savanna areas.
Community members hosted and visited over the weekend with relatives and friends. Numerous names appear in attendance at gatherings including the Wade family, the Hart family, and Mrs. Julius Millar’s household, while others traveled to visit relatives in Milcdieville and Chicago.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Chadwick Briets avres Panine and individuals Nora Thornbaugh and Joe furrhaugl, with references to Lane up and Minnie Penton, suggesting a damaged local notice or social item with misread names and places.
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