Carroll County Birthday Listings Brighten Week
Sunday evening callers in the John Nordhoff home were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Emil and family. Margaret Jane returned home with them to spend a few days.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1942
Page
2
Sunday evening callers in the John Nordhoff home were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Emil and family. Margaret Jane returned home with them to spend a few days.
A call to register to vote arrives with Sept 19 as a key date. The piece praises individual voter registration, warns about potential irregularities, and urges citizens to learn about voting rules while reflecting on wartime concerns and political perspectives.
Lola Grim spent from Saturday to Tuesday with her friend Ruth Demaree. Ruth returned home with her to spend a few days at the Grim home. Sunday afternoon visitors at the Henry Lohmeier home included Mr and Mrs John Lohmeier Blaine of Argo Mr and Mrs Hie Tiesman of Fulton Mr and Mrs Frank Lohmeier of Clinton. Mr and Mrs Wesley Sack visited Sunday afternoon in the Fred Miller home.
Notice of public hearing on the budget and appropriation ordinance for School District No. 201 Carroll County Illinois for fiscal year starting July 1 1942. Hearing set July 27 1942 at 7 PM at the district offices. Dated July 13 1942 by Rush W. Carroll secretary.
Under the act entered at Thomson Illinois on March 3 1879, the stage names of H G Stage and Kenneth Whitney are recorded for class matter. Official notice archived by the Office of Publication.
A Sunday gathering at the L. E. Sheller home honored Beverly Marshall and Mr. Sheller on their shared birthday. Weekend guests included Tucker and family, with visits from the Gates and Johansen households.
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