Publishers Notice in Thomson Review Printing
The Thomson Review appears as second class mail at Thomson under the Act of March Lrd. Foster Stig Publisher The Stage Panting Maratecer.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1931
Page
9
The Thomson Review appears as second class mail at Thomson under the Act of March Lrd. Foster Stig Publisher The Stage Panting Maratecer.
The readable fragments reference Wis Poel George and an unnamed event or reminder. Details are too fragmentary to identify the people, place, or exact action. Further context is needed to produce a precise news-style card.
Mrs Rechael Switzer visited Cedarville with cousin Mrs Louw Moses. Glen Ashby and children called at Shirley Stage home. Roberta Sheridan of Fulton stayed at J J Sheridan home. George Williamson of Savanna visited Ed McGinty. William Brookil family spent Tuesday in Davenport. Jimmie Coleman of Rockford visiting Harok St. Ores. Mistletoe Chapter initiatory work tonight. L S Abbott of Clinton and Bayard Lewis visited Neary home. Bayard Lewis Roberta and Robert left for extended western tour. Lewis Pollard funeral at Immaculate Conception. Frank Dening of Blueworth stayed with Mrs Charles Wilt. Dan Harney to Streator HL for Postal Convention. Miss Athlene Gaer to DeKalb then home. Miss Frances Hollingshead becomes secretary to Frank Hough in Chicago. Miss Vehne Gack to return from Risingson. James Crow of Lucas, Iowa visiting Thomson. Mr and Mrs W S Reynolds and kin from Chicago visiting. Miss Mildred Stumbaugh remains at Jane Lamb hospital. W H Sheridan and wife welcomed baby girl. George St Ores back from Mercy Hospital. Mrs Gora Rhodes improving after rib injury. Family tea held at Eat Lynne by Melendy and Groharing families. Mt Carroll Ladies orchestra performed at Riverview Park. Mrs Ashbaugh leaving for home. Miss Athlene Gaer finishing teaching. to teach next term. Several local trips and visits noted among communities. Royal Neighbors held meeting with Elly Orr welcomed as transfer. Picnic at Old Mall Park planned after Savanna gathering. Kyle Melendy in Savanna added as subscriber. Leo Wilt and sons visited Morrison for Turney reunion. Ed Groharing moved to own property. daughter Frances to join him in Thomson.
Mr and Mrs Holma of Freaport and their five relatives were guests of Mrs Aubin Sheridans Tuesday. Mrs Delia Melendy Mrs Annie Shendan Mrs Bertha Holland and Miss Winnie Bolland were at Clin ton Wednesday.
Chesnult of DeKalb tops a local Sunday track meet as Waban LEB Lomied and others compete. Short tailpaper note mentions a fall and a crested move, with spectators and officials present at the event.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Sandridge Wr and enforcement actions related to Gea Ie Phory Dover Nel Uth with unclear context and names. The readable text is insufficient for precise details or dates.
Many locals at Sand Slough enjoy warm weather and fishing as Irish bite and strings are hauled daily. Johnnie Reader hustles with poultry and veal bound for Chicago while others ride to Old Mill Park after chores to dine, watch games, and chat before bedtime.
Weather hints and river status plus a flood of small items: births at Gardenplain to the Holcomb family Franklin Fred, Adolph Eshelman enjoying a Mt Carroll vacation, Frank Rush painting his home, Helen Sach visiting Chadwick, Mrs. Carsoll Langston from Urbans, Harold Walt ill with a foot infection. Classified items mention grapefruit trade and rail arrivals at Clinton Savanna Thomson Fulton lines.
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