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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1933

Page

3

Schreiner Family Talk Sparks Algo-Fa Community Parade

Local residents in the Fair Haven area share chatter about Schreiner families, brag about Ralph Hooks oats, and plan to promote the Argo-Fa region while keeping home papers paid. A dog accident near Everet Wanderlgan’s cows briefly interrupts stories as the circle stays united and optimistic about local coverage.

Earl Burkholder Lanark Earl Charles FP Bellisier Charley Fair Haven Charley RB Fred W Fred Zugs Echwerdt Amily Algo-Fa Ralph Hook John Jonson Frank Warfield Alboit Everet Wanderlgan Everet Wanderlgan's

Durward Family Socials and Reunion Notes

Spring Valley Mrs A Durward and Mrs Lloyd Durward plan to entertain the Ladies Aid at their home on Wednesday afternoon August 2. A Durward reunion occurred Sunday at Clayton Stone home in Gandenplain for Mrs Samuel Murphy of Orlando. Attendees included Judge Long and family, Mr Sim Long, Elmer Lutz, Maggie Cook family, and G T Durward Morrison among others. The Willing Workers plan a picnic at Waterworks Park Morrison August 18 at 7 o clock. John Reader of Thomson hauled hogs to Chicago for A K McCollagh. Mrs Murphy is a Durward relative and former Ustick resident.

Durward Lloyd Durward Ladies’ Aid Society Bernie Ostema Cinb Clayton Stone Gandenplain Samuel Murphy Orlando, Frs Judge Long and Sim Long Moline Elmer Lutz Fulton Lawrence Durward Maggie Cook Arlie G. T. Durward Morrison Murphy Durwards Cook Ustick Church John Reader Thomson Chicago A. K. McCollagh Waterworks Mary Church Liezie of FoRon Arther Church

Thom son News reports small town trades and illness notes

The item records Thomson News items including a severance trade of Argo for an Essex and mentions S McWorthy. It notes Mrs Dave McWorthy staying in Freeport to care for her ill aunt Mrs A E Skeel. Other social visits include Mr Leonard Stage Miss Vera Smith at Jexs Smiths in Wacker and William Stark with two sons visiting Gur Brven’s family.

Argo Budson Essex S McWorthy Dave McWorthy Freeport Leonard Stage Vera Smith Jexs Smith Wacker William Stark West Chicago Mark Gur Brven John Carpenter Milwanker Otto Switzer Wikiam Blair Bankette Switzer Sanday Porala Park Henry Epee M Cored

York Commercial Club Names Executive Committee for Melon Day

Members of the York Commercial Club voted to sponsor Melon Day and form an executive committee of five to name the remaining subcommittees. H. A. Gate serves as chairman with Fred Smith, Garrett Bolhous, Lynn Curley, and Otto Switzer named to the panel. The group discussed beer sales and agreed none would be sold on melon grounds.

York Commercial Club Qu York Commercial Club Oral Adams H. A. Gate Fred Smith Garrett Bolhous Lynn Curley Otto Switzer Mielon Cate

Heat and community notes from Sandridge and 주변

Mercury soars near 95 as Threshers toil at the mill. Alec Moni, Bobbie Sass, and John Percinni visit Chicago. Miss Thaea Brown battles summer flu. Edith Streuss’s health, cancer fears for Mrs. Roggendorf, and repairs at Riverview loom. Melons ripen, Army of Refistration at Smith’s Park. well drilling machinery and gully work visible. Two ML Carrell youths injured near Milwaukee viaduct. hopes rise for their recovery.

Mercury Alec Moni Bobbie Sass John Percinni Chicago Thaea Brown Rhven Edith Streuss Clinton Ridge Git Ener Roggendorf Earl Roggendorf Howard Strickler Carroll Pratt Savanna Strickler Earl Hailey Ould’ Ater Riverview Leon Brandt Frend Denth Brandt Cottage Milwaukee Viaduct Youngimen ML Carrell

Local Social Notes and Community Visits Chronicle

Mrs Evelyn Grimmie is recovering from a summer flu. Weekend guests included Glen Nies of Chicago and a friend of Svering at the George Niex home. Miss Eileen Bashaw visited friends in Mt. Carroll. Miss Margaret Stiles returned from a two week visit with relatives in Dixon, cousin Gen vive Stiles accompanying to Jay Stiles. The Fa Ho Cha close of the M E church met with Evelyn Grimm Tuesday evening. Attendees included Eileen Brathan Rex Ashby and Del bert Kenery. Rev. Fred Stone and wife of Chicago were recent callers at the Teen Ashby home. Miss Erma Marth returned from an extended visit with relatives in Rockford. Bert Hicks and family of Mt Carne! were visitors at the Bart Bashaw home. Work has begun on the road north of the Church of the Brethren, to gravel the road and construct a new bridge.

Evelyn Grimmie Glen Nies Chicago Svering George Niex Eileen Bashaw Mt. Carroll Margaret Stiles Dixon Genvive Stiles Jay Stiles M.E. Church Evelyn Grimm Aschim

Arm Bureau Defeats Daviess Boys 2 to 1 in Tight Clash

Arm Bureau edged Daviess County 2 to 1 in a pitching duel and sharp defense Saturday afternoon. Hawkins led Carroll with a decisive RBI and solid defense as Leaven and Legerman combined for the victory, with key stabs by Sturtevant and Goble.

ARM Bureau Daviess Boys Carroll County Harm Bureauning Carrot iNawkins Rf jWarers En Stoner Collins Kensingee Aoa Goble W. Rahn Roy OE Schafer Carroll Jo Daviess Legerman Leavens Leavena Lugerman Hawkins Goble

Kenyon’s Mountain Journey Through New England Notch

Mr and Mrs A P Kenyon recount a summer road trip starting from 34 Coartland St Werterly Rhode Island, detailing travel north through Putnam Cent Worcester Lowell and Lawrence reaching Portsmouth York Beach and the Franconia Notch in New Hampshire. They describe the White Mountains Lost River Flume Twin Mountains and Mount Washington, later visiting Plymouth Calvin Coolidge’s birthplace and grave, Amherst Dartmouth colleges, and ending in Rhode Island after a long, eventful day and a half on the road.

Putnam, Cent Worcester Mass Lowell Lawrence Portsmouth N. H Maine York Beach Portsmquth Lake Winnepesaukes New Hampshire Franconia Notch White Mountains Profile Lake Hawthorne Cain Close Twin Mountains Mt. Washington Presidential Range Crawford Jeff Place Sealon Mount Washington Washington New England Crayford Mateh Craxford Pinkham Noteh Champaign Lancaster Connecticut River Vermont St. Johnbury Pomne Vermone Hartford Plymouth Calvin Coolidge Milledgeville Chadwick Argo- Pa Mr. Coolidge Whi United States Coolidge President Coolidge Jay Bellows Falls Battlehoro Northampton White House Massachusetts Hanover X. Hogan Amherst Rhode Maland Connecticut Massachuestts

Chadwick Businessmen defeat Argo-Fa in Friday ball game

Chadwick businessmen defeated Argo-Fa 13 to 4 on Hicks wara ground Friday evening. Rusty Kenson pitched for Argo-Fa, suffering poor support. Tommy Schultz led the Chadwick offense with two base-clearing hits, including a three-run homer, as Argo-Fa errors aided the loss.

Conrad Sheriften Chadwick Tiss Helder

State Meeting of Rural Carriers Friday and Saturday at Sterling

The 23rd annual Trask Bridge picnic, sponsored by Burritt SLA, will be held August 4 at Afflrets grove north of Rockland, after a one year lapse. The 18th outing resumes with band music and exhibits, drawing 25,000 to 30,000 farm folks from northern Illinois, southern Wisconsin, and eastern towns. The Winona Rural Letter Carriers Association convention follows July 27 at the museum, with plans for a two day program including sessions, entertainment, and officer nominations.

Trask Bridge Rbbon Cemens Andrews Illiois Wisconsin Rain Mail Jin Warrell Winww Gallen Association Piawe Sath A.wn Ubnows Garewest Ansbury van Andiss Whiteside America Paul E. Nelson Congregational Church Edward Mee Sterling City Fred W. Flint Galesburg Lk. L Dora Andreas Wiles Lidees Jim Ware Harold Ward Sterling Lea Allen Ladies’ Auxiliary Ralph Westphal Yeager Sisters Central Park A. A. Goulding J. H.l Cooper C. A

Milledgeville Concert Tonight Features String Music

Milledgeville prepares for a string music feature in tonight’s concert. Director George Damdman Jr. announces the program including marches such as Aerolab Alteniont and The Admiral, plus selections like America First and The Star Spangled Banner. Attendees include local families and visiting relatives.

Milledgeville Conjeer Milledgevilles George Damdman Jr Aerolab Alteniont iMarch America First Alexander Ialty

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