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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1941

Page

5

Barnhart and Brady Area Family Gatherings Reported

Social notes list numerous family reunions and visits across Sterling Dixon Milledgeville Lanark Mt. Carroll Plainfield and Rock Falls. Participants include Queckboerner Etnyre Rauser Hartman Olson Pot ter Miller Cambman Lott Doty and many more with Lawrence Park Sterling and local homes hosting birthdays dinners bridge games and weekend gatherings.

Reunion of Weber clan held Sunday at Point Rock Park

More than forty Weber family members gathered for the second Weber reunion at Point Rock park in Mt. Carroll. Elizabeth Gifford, 72, was the eldest present. Officers for the year were Fred Weber as president and Mrs. Charles Dial Jr as secretary and treasurer.

William Rippy Glenda Lanark Vernon Adolph Clifton Hartman Sterling H. P. Hartman Alice Mackey Howard Mackey Roy Potter Fred Spinka Moline Wm. Eggert C. J Vernon Daehler Loran Alber Milledgeville William Imel Emery Marshall Alfred Glaw Chicago Weber Point Rock Park Mt. Carroll Elizabeth Gifford Fred Weber Charles Dial, Jr Wanda Davenport Paul Fulrath Merle Weber Charles Stakemiller George Gifford Lee Gifford Ralph Gifford Clarence Switzer Vernon Weber Marion Schreiner Sophia Schreiner Earl Weber Charles Dias, Jr Ward Weber Viela Weber Anna Weber Bernice Eickert

Sterling and area residents host and visit across weekend

Chadwick briefs detail many Sunday and weekend gatherings. Local families entertain guests in Sterling Clinton Morrison and Shannon while relatives from Alaska Montana and Illinois visit. Several picnics and short trips to Nora Springs Savanna and Palisades Park are noted along with friendships and kin connections.

Robert Isenberger Richard Harold Crouse Shannon Ed Kampmeier Frances Hartman Sterling Doris Mae Kradle Cheryl Spencer Meryl Spencer Tampico Ralph Anderson Paul Farley David Nora Springs David Lang Logan Valentine Great Falls Mont Jacob Prins Roy Queckboerner Lois John Doty W. H. Smith Dorothy Derr Ramona Lloyd Schreiner Palisades Park Savanna Blanche Seim Thomson Alvin Reiff D. A. Bailey Park Rapids Minn Alice Bailey Isaac John Donald Hook Fulton Fred Fads

Illinois University asks tax funds for 1940s budget plan

The University of Illinois seeks less than one cent per day per family from the 1940s Illinois tax bill to operate and expand public education and research. Its annual operating budget is about 9.23 million dollars, with 6.96 million from tax funds and 2.26 million from federal and student income.

Illinois University of Ilinois Theniversity University of Illinois

Resignation of Mt. Carmel Home Leaders Ends Era

Roy W. Zook and Mrs. Zook resign as superintendent and matron of Mt. Carmel Home ten miles northeast of Morrison effective August 21. They began in July 1939 and will return to Grantham Pennsylvania with children Donald and Elaine. They praised the couple for their devoted service to the orphanage and community.

Roy W. Zook Mt. Carmel Morrison Grantham Penn Donald Elaine Zook Farm Bureau Organization Carmel Home Brethren In Christchurch A. G. Zook Kate Bolinger Kansas Ethel Brewer Dayton Ohio Harrisburg J. W. Stump Rev. D. B. Martin Pigun A. S. Kreider Milledgeville A. S. McCulloh

New University of Illinois Men’s Residence Halls Open Fall

The University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign opens new $700,000 Men’s Residence hall units this fall funded by a private loan repaid from building income. Room and board run 425 dollars for singles and 376 per person for doubles, with contracts for the academic year.

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign University S. Earl Thompson Student Housiig Illinois Urbana - Champaign

Schleuning Family Visit Ties Chicago and Mt Carroll

Mr and Mrs Edwin Schleuning of Chicago visit for a week with Mr and Mrs William Schleuning. Sunday dinner guests include Mr and Mrs Orval Rahn and family. Friday guests of Mr and Mrs George Bast are Mr and Mrs Victor Hines of Mt Carroll and Miss Mildred Haizlet of Chicago. The passage ends with a moral reflection on human affection.

Lester Morisse Bridge Club Marjorie Tommans K. C. Whitney Ruth Stein Ralph Ferris A. L. Higbee New York City C. M. Kingery Jesse Baker Galesburg Edward Loechel Port Horning Stanwood Frank John Frank Mt. Carroll Elmer Zugschwerdt W. H. Smith Dorothy Derr Jefferson, Wis Plainfield Glen Rouse Harlan Handel John Doty Sterling Ed Swanson Clinton Ed Malloy David Herman Uet Roy Hinebaugh Lyle Carbaugh Chicago J. W. Bucklin Harry Fisch W. E .Bailey Carl Heick Clinton, Ia Pearl Mills Jim Jimmie Coshocton Mills Willis Bailey Edwin Schleuning William Schleuning Orval Rahn George Bast Victor Hines Mildred Haizlet

Conscience Compared to God’s Word as Moral Guide

A reflection asserts conscience reflects our judgment of right and wrong and cannot be a safe guide without enlightenment from the word of God. The piece argues scripture provides the ultimate standard for ethical decision making.

Egg Price Reflections Across Plains and a Frugal Cooler

A reporter notes egg price swings across South Dakota Nebraska Kansas and Iowa. A Wisconsin style tip highlights an improvised egg cooler using a sand bed and constant moisture to rapidly cool and preserve quality. A farmer with 700 acres demonstrates care by cooling eggs promptly, stressing moisture retention and proper handling.

Reaper

Boston First Green Peas With Salmon on Bunker Hill Day

The excerpt notes Boston keeping the custom of serving the first green peas with fresh boiled salmon on June 17. It contrasts Georgia challenging the belief that watermelons are not good until after the Fourth of July. It also comments on self restraint and benevolence as aspects of human nature.

Boston Bunker Hill Georgia

Christian Science Lesson Sermon Highlights Divine Life

Sunday lessons from the Christian Science churches emphasize Life as divine Principle and eternity beyond time. The Golden Text from Psalms 42 8 anchors trust in God’s lovingkindness day and night. The psalms and Science and Health passages stress purity of worship and that honest intent guides devotion.

Churches of Christ Mary Baker Eddy

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THE Chicago Motor Club Club HELL Chadwick Briers Albert Queckboerner Jeannine Etnyre Dov Rauser Glen Hartman Barnhart Lowell Park Dixon Charles Larson Harry Rick Albright Brotherhood Lawrence Park Fred Olson Bob Hinricks Linden Laura Nelson Ted W. F. Meyer Henry Meyer Merle Voergler Arthur Lottandena Thomas Doty Robert Carbaugh Mr. Carroll Arthur Doty Arthur Lott Kenneth Sisler Elmer Weber Ed Lambmeyer Freeport Elwood Williams William Fink W. £. Taylor LaGrange Clarence Hartman Henry Wiersema Frank Switzer Jefferson Wis Everett Schreiner Gary Rock Falls Bert Schreiner Eads Rendering Co Morrison, Ill Stransdale Hansen’s Stransdale Farms Products Lucile Stransky Mgr Chadwick News Chadwick Briefs Selma Fruit Franklin Grove Carl Kness Henry Janssen Ernest Rosenow William Waterstreet Emily Thompson Arlyn of Morison Lawrence Myers William Janssen U. of I Mrs Roy Zook Pennsylvania United America Treasury Department Defense Savings Daniel Chester French South Dakota Nebraska Towa Christian Science Churches Ae L. B. Hussey M. D Savanna, Ill Main St Telephone Black 415 Thomson, Illinois Purina M.C. Crouse Martin Morris Company Clinton, Lowa
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