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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
3
A reflective piece contrasts present finances and future planning, noting a split between saving and spending. It discusses Governor Roosevelt’s 1920s sail voyage and fitness for the presidency, Hoover’s salary cuts, and tentative St Lawrence Waterway talks. The essay touches on Greek cosmetics, Byrd's Arctic plans, and broader political backdrop.
William Doty Jr. of Chadwick suffered a severe injury when a sickle on a binder struck his left leg, severing a tendon and chipping the shin bone. He was rushed to Sterling Hospital, treated, and later returned home with doctors optimistic about his recovery.
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The Chadwick and Savanna boxing teams shared honors at the Community Fall Saturday event directed by William Traym and John Doty. Ethan Hisfeller won a four round bout, two draws were declared, and Savanna’s Hard Oil Schmidle defeated Ben St. Clair by decision.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kingery entertained a number of guests at their home Saturday evening. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Kingery of Morrison, Miss Esther Clark of Rockford, Mrs. A. L. Higbee of New York City, and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Merer and daughter of Clintos, Iowa.
Rev. W. E. Bridges, patient at the Sterling for five weeks, is improving rapidly and is expected to be able to return home soon. Reports indicate he may come home today or Friday.
Mrs Henry W Miller underwent an emergency major operation at St Francis hospital on Sunday and, according to all reports, is recovering well. The operation was performed by Br A A Calkins. Arthur Dee attended a gathering at the Chambers home in Milledgeville where Jacob Chambers marked his 94th birthday as guest of honor.
The bout featured Dory and Jer with Dory pressing early while Jer kept distance earning a hard fought draw. Dotsy P onished Jer with stomach and heart shots. Savanna referees and crowd energy signaled a repeat event planned for early August with local fighters and proceeds benefiting Chadwick Scouts camping fund.
Thirty five members of the Dede Wimuy gathered at Waterworks Park in Morrison Sunday for the annual Young People's Missionary Society reunion. An old factioned picnic dinner was enjoyed, followed by games and visiting. Attendees included multiple families from Chadwick Milledgeville Thomson and Hopkins among others. Sixteen Young People's Missionary Society members attended the church meeting Monday evening with songs, scripture Mark 1 42 39 Irene Stein prayer Bethel Schreiner Ruth Prierly Mrs William Linker and more.
E. M. Humbert departed Monday afternoon for a vacation in South Dakota. He plans to visit his brother Debhert Humbert and spend part of the trip in the Black Hills in the northwest region.
The Happy-Go-Lucky 4 H Club will hold Achievement Day at the home of leader Mrs Charlan Honberger on Thursday July 28. Mothers of all members are invited to attend a pig dinner prepared by the girls. Details of the program will be published next week. Mrs Albert Hartman was ill recently but is much better now.
Argo-Fa playground team visits Chadwick and loses 6 to 4 after a late Chadwick rally. Argo led 3 2 after two innings, Chadwick tied it in the fifth with Miller and Spearman driving in runs, then Temple doubled and Spearman drove in the winning run in the seventh as Chadwick outplayed Argo in the final frame. Ray Moyer stood out defensively for Argo.
The Chevrolet coach driven by Robert Williams collided with a Pontiac coupe driven by Mrs. Harold Holmes early Tuesday near Chadwick Queckboerner corner. Both cars sustained damage but occupants were unharmed. Williams car front suspension and wheel were bent. Holmes car headlights broken and fender crumpled. Estimated Williams repair costs about 25 dollars. Also notes the death of former Chadwick resident Osear Linker, 55, at Rock Island with funeral at Shannon Brethren church.
Workmen began alterations on the H. Frank and Son furniture store on Main Street this week. Mel-Finn Straub leads carpentry and Sam Perky directs painting and decorating. furniture was moved to the Spearman building, a cement foundation laid, walls straightened, the front corrected, and a brick brown slate shingle applied to front and sides. The show window damaged by wind will be replaced and the building given a modern, attractive businesslike appearance.
Mrs W W Schreiner entertained twenty three members of the Hope Evangelical Woman's Missionary Society at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Charles Honberger led the program followed by songs prayers and readings. Sixteen members of the society attended as Rev Bridges shows improvement and may soon be brought home.
Miss Marine Manning of Davenport visiting the Queckswormer home as guest of honor at a lawn party hosted by W. J. Schreiner Saturday evening. Guests enjoyed croquet and games. late refreshments were served by Mrs Schreiner and Miss Bethel. Attendees included Mildred Qaeckhoerner, Bethel Schreiner, Frances Schreiner, Maxine Manning, Robert Doty, Nace Hoak, and Merlisa Schreiner.
The Chadei:k viflare band under direction of George Park man gave two splendid concerts at Thomson Tuesday evening. A large crowd attended the event and another concert will be held at Thomann in two weeks.
Mrs Elizabeth Hartman nee Riesier born in Hess Dram stedt Germany Aug 18 1844 died in Chadwick IL July 12 1932 aged 87 year 16 months and 26 days. She came to America at 12 and spent her life in Chadwick embracing church work and family. Survived by three sons and six daughters 38 grandchildren 37 great grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral conducted at Hope church with burial in Chadwick cemetery.
Churches Hope Evangelical Church lists Sunday 9:30 a.m. services and Sunday school, 10:20 morning worship by Rev Ackerman, 7:00 p.m. Evangelical League session on gambling quiz, weekday prayer meetings, catechism class, and a parsonage league meeting. Visitors welcome. Nearby guests include Mr and Mrs C M Kingery and Dr Arthur Higbee of New York at Clinton home.
The wedding of Anna Klavenga of Fulton and Louis Braun was announced last Wednesday in Fulton. They were married weeks ago at Black Oak Lutheran Church with Rev. H Braun, the groom’s father, reading the ceremony. Attendants were Miss Luella Braun and Arnold Braun. The bride, daughter of Johan and Mrs Klavenga of Fenton, has worked in Fulton, most recently at the A. A. Bentley home. The groom is the son of Rev and Mrs Braun. The couple will reside in Fulton. The Rev. View and friends offer best wishes. Also noted are relatives and guests of surrounding towns attending the event.
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