Ordinance No 62 Licenses Malt and Vinous Beverage Sales
The village of Thomson adopts Ordinance No 62 to license and regulate retail sale of malt and vinous beverages containing 0.5 to 3.2 percent alcohol by weight. Applicants must swear personal and business details, post a $200 bond, and comply with age, hours, and sale restrictions. Violations trigger fines and license revocation. effective ten days after publication.
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Thomson
United States
Siliio& Or
Thowteon
Village Board Adopts Beer Ordinance and Miscellaneous Business
The Thomson village board in regular session approved minutes from May 1 and 2, reviewed and paid bills totaling 312.26, and unanimously accepted Earnest Brown as village marshal after taking the oath. Milton C. Hartman bond for a pool hall license was noted, with attendance at Cemetery Sunday and Sunday guests at the Sheridan home.
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Village Board of Trustees
Bayard R. Lewis
Finance Committee
George Mort
Grace V. Strauch
Earn Brown
Northwestern II. Utilities
Thomson Review
Treas
BH. Jenkins
Express
Dinmick
Office Supply Co
Guy Brown
Ben Wagner
Ed Atherton
Eee Lewis Motor Co
Louis Kness
Stickell
iPotter
Earnest Brown
Thomson
Cole
Schade
Mr. Brown
Bond
Milton C. Hartman
J. J. Sheridan
Spring Valley
Bertha Rafter
Ed Rafter
Kate Ballerin
Buddy
Hetty Ballerin
Fred Overlitner
Fultoh
Thomson Camps Planned For Summer Expansion
Thomson and partners Blaine and Howard Leavens prepare a new summer desort north of the Sand Slough site. They own land, built houses and a store, with boats ready and a road to the camp in good condition. Harlan Flickinger takes over the Sand Slough location, Bill Strupp runs Still Water Resort, and local interest in camping, fishing, and hunting is high. BEG YOUR FARDON. Last week’s alumni Uberaaten note an omission of Lois Carroll guest and Amy Lexis member from the article.
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Blaine
Howard Leavens
Wesort
Sand
Cumping
Harlan Flickinger
Lanark
Leavens Boys
Sandy Slough
Slough
Bill Strupp
Stillwater
Bill
York
Lois Carroll
Amy Lexis
Gal Feezer
Farm Bureau
Corret
Farr Bureau
I. B. Boys
Thomson
Farm Bureau Boys
Goshing
Home Economics Club Picnic Planned for June 15
The Home Economics club and families will hold their annual picnic Thursday June 15 at Mill Park in Savanna weather permitting. In case of rain or storm they will meet the following day.
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Aome Economics Club
OW ‘Mill Park
Savanna
Church Activities and Socials Across Local Denominations
Local notices list Baptist Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and a social on Tuesday June 13 at Edson Holland's home. Catholic Altar and Rosary reports three new members and a July meeting, with 500 tables and refreshments described. Methodist church notes include Sunday School at 10 a.m. and a union service titled The Way of the Cross at 6 p.m. Community groups plan bake sales and church socials with meetings at various homes and dates in mid June.
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Baptist Sunday School
Edson Holland
Lovie Schick
Attar and Rosary Society
J. J. Sheridan
Methodist Church
Church of Christ Seeks New Members With Potluck Supper
Sunday service outlines a sixfold missionary topic in morning worship and a children’s program in the evening. Mary B. Butchart’s message, “The Way of the Cross,” features the Young People’s class and junior members. Tokyo Mission offering follows. A potluck reception for new members is planned Tuesday June 13 at 7:00 in the church annex. A June 16 Birthday Party honors Miss Jensie Grobaring. Choir practice for the pageant The Way of the Cross was canceled tonight with a full dress rehearsal Friday night.
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Church OF Christ
Missionary Commission
The
Mary B.butchart
King Eternsi
Tokyo
Japan
Jensie Grobaring
Farry Gear
Adams couple celebrates 30th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Adams observed their 30th wedding anniversary on Saturday June 3. Their friends and church circle marked the event with a note of gratitude and best wishes. The C. B. S. meeting for Hemmerst Clintes was noted in their regular gathering as part of nearby community notices.
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W. A. Adams
C. B.S
Amd
Iim
Service Parts Meeting Held at Clinton Auto Parts
Virgil Wilt attended a meeting of service parts men at Clinton Auto Parts Company on Monday night. An engineer led the discussion on valves piston rings and pistons and the group gained valuable instruction. Wilt called the evening a real treat and noted ongoing new developments in mechanic work. TO CAMP AT LAKE GENEVA Florence Smith Harriet Zegschwerdt and Athlone Guard travel to Lake Geneva Wis for a week or ten days to visit Ernest Smith and friends.
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Virgil Wilt
Walt
Clinton Auto Parts Company
Virgil
Lake Geneva
Florence Smith
Harriet Zegschwerdt
Athlone
iLake Geneva
Wis
Ernest Smith
Birthday party at the Holman home
A group gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ltolman Jr last Thursday for birthday anniversaries of Frank Hylan Jr and Arla Holman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holman. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Denton Naniga of Chadwick and others. Refreshments were served.
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Frank iLtolman Jr
Frank Hylan Jr
Arla Holman
Earl Holman
Gilbert Robertson
Family Picnic At Old Mill Park And Dinner
Mr and Mrs John Schade and Glendora joined Mr and Mrs Delbert Dimmick and children and Mr and Mrs J James Crow for a Sunday picnic at Old Mill park. On Wednesday the group gathered again for dinner at the John Schade home.
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John Schade
Glendora
Delbert Dimmick
J James Crow
Old Mill Park
Attended funeral of John Newendyke of Fulton
Mr and Mrs Cecil Maidenblink attended the funeral Tuesday of their uncle John Newendyke of Fulton. Among other relatives at tending were Mr and Mrs Ed Newendyke of Albany and Mr and Mrs TRoy Newendyke of Fulton.
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Cecil Maidenblink
John Newendyke
Fulton
Ed Newendyke
Albany
Troy Newendyke
Married in East Peoria Chance for Honor Roll Scholars
Announcement reports the marriage of Dorothy Blair and Wayland Bennett at the Methodist parsonage in East Peoria with Rev. Maal officiating. The couple will reside with Bennett’s parents in Fulton. The article also lists honor roll students across eight grades, noting perfect attendance among several pupils and naming numerous students by name.
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East Peoria
Dorothy Blair
Joe Biair
Wayland Bennett
Earl Bennett
Fulton
Maal
Neema
Paul Smith
Bennett
Chandler Durkee
Shipping Assoc Plans 13th Annual Meeting and Election
The Thomson Shipping Association will hold its 13th annual meeting and officer election at York gym on Monday evening June 12 starting at 8 o'clock. Reports from last year will be given, three directors will be elected for three-year terms, and a varied program including remarks by President Francis Hook and musical numbers will be presented. All members are invited to attend. no banquet is planned.
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Thomson Shipping Association
York Gym
Leonard Porter
Joe Dykstra
Clint Wilt
Basivis Ss Follews
Frank Smith
Francis Hook
Rush W. Carroll
Carl Peterson
Tim McNamara
Harry Garr
Eugene Murray
John Cooper l
George Westherwax
Thes
Kastes
Charles Kearns
Nancy Bowers
Virgil Marth
Youdhing Cowboy
Sanders Brothers
Thomson State Bank Meets State Requirements Waits For Notice
Viola Shelly celebrated her eighteenth birthday with a party at her parents home. Sixteen guests from Themen and Aigo universities attended the event in a school social setting. The gathering marked a milestone with a fine time and reflections on state requirements noted by officials.
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Mits Viola Shelly
Queal
Hono
Lou Shelly
Themen
Aigo
Thomson State Bank
Thomson State Bank opens plan delayed as stockholders grow
The Thomson State Bank gains approval from the state banking department to reopen after earlier holds. New stockholders are listed, totaling 188 shares, with names from Wisconsin and Ohio. A 50 cent monthly service charge applies to checking accounts below fifty dollars, with a July 1 effective date.
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Thomson State Bank
Naw
French
York
Ouit
J. S. Miles
J. H. Miles
Than Miles
Alice Powers
Milewauker
Wis
E. R. Brooks
Dayton
Ohio
F. C. Anderson
Jens Anderson
Carrie Atherton
Garrett Balhous
Floyd £. Carpentier
KE. Carpenter
John Carrol
Margaret Carrol
Raymond Garrall
Rush W. Carroll
Ely Cockrat
Jennie Cohnson
D. P. Connell
Paul W. Daehler
Mack Densmore
J. M. Fay
John Grawe
Hiram E Green
Estella
Griswold
Ed Groharing
Robi. Groharing
Sarah Groharing
Emema Holland
Bertha Holland
Winnie Holland
Ellen Hook
Frathis Look
John Hook
Ralph Hook
Roy I Houghton
Sophia Johnson
F. P. Kenyon
Ada Lewins
Alice FE. Lew's
Delia Merendy
Joseph Melendy
John Meary
M. BR. Newell
Adelia Nipe
Charles Nipe
Dan Nipe
George C. Otsens
Anton Pollom
Frank Potter
E. C G. Bratt
John Schade
Nelie Schade
Grace Seim
A. E. Sheridan
M. J. Sheridan
J. J. Sheridan
Annie M Sheridan
Jay J. Smaltz
George L. Smith
Wilks
Thomas Stage
Thomas Stegg
Lena M. Stagg
Foster
Stagg
Otto Switzer
Philip Switzer
Louis
G. Strauch
Henry
Strauch
Ida Weber
Rollin Williams
Joseph Wilt
Bank notes and patient reports from Savanna area
F. E. Stiles near Savanna taken to Thxon hospital. Bob Gossard recovered from pleural pneumonia. Mrs Ravilla Chapman mobility restored after heart attack. Harriet Kaeffman under physician care for heart ailment. Mrs Dee Stemphy operated on in Passa Mo city hospital this week. Bank president Mr French discusses forthcoming bank opening and stockholders’ offering events next week.
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French
Sven
Harriet Kaeffman
R. N
Dee Stemphy
Pass Mo- Ting
At & T City
Cars Smash On Route 80 Monday Night
A head-on collision on Route 80 near the Cole and Robertson melon stand between Sargeant Kohlar of Savannah Proving Grounds and Leader of the Legion Band and Calvin Strauch of Thomson left both cars badly demolished. Kohlar’s Chevrolet sedan suffered severe frame damage, while Strauch’s Graham Paige coupe was also wrecked. Estimated repair costs reach 300 dollars, with neither fault nor settlement yet announced.
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Sargeant Kohlar
Savanna Proving Grounds
Legion Band of
Savanna
Calvin Strauch
Thomson
Cole and Robertson
Calvin
Lewis Motor Garage
Kohlar
Ladjusters
Petey Wales Progress on Lanark Movie Shows
Petes Wales of Lanark reports satisfactory progress on arrangements for summer picture shows. If possible the first show will be held June 17. Last year the shows drew a good crowd and were greatly enjoyed. Sponsors' list will be published when work is complete.
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Petes Wales
Lanark
Wales
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Martha French
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Huth Lawrence
LeVona Potter
Andrew Prins
Dickie Stagg
Robert Ashpole
Janet Carpenter
Robert Miller
George Morgan
Kathryn Webenga
Merman
Laura Hey
Kathleen Isenhart
Isabell Prins
Afen Sikkema
Arlene Stores
Sidney Brenneman
Eloise Dykstra
Lois Martindale
Dorothy Turney
Mary Wagner
Eleanor Wiebenga
John Dimmick
Beatrice Brockitt
Jean Demaree
Virginia French
Paul Torney
Bob Cate
Ellie Dipimick
Arlyne Adams
Geneva Knress
Louise Lewis
Betty Lewis
Mary Prins
Renette Sikkema
David Switzer
Hazel Sack
Betty Maynard
Paul Ottens
Arlene Sikkema
Laurence Rice
Avia Brown
Bernice Rice
Norman
Laura Hor
Kathleen Tsenhart
Harold Kauitman
Gien Knutzen
Ren Sikkema
Arienr
Billy Sweely- Willam Wagner
Donald Axnjole
Bright Atherton
Sidary Brenneman
Raymond Hook
Iis Martindale
George Singe
Beck
Shipping Assoc
John J. Stumphy
John J Stumphy
Guy Stumphy
South
Mercer
Moray
Upper York
Argona
Gur Jr
Ella Orpim
Bers Riebel
Maquoketa
Ells Stamphy
Joseph Taylor
Henry Keener
Maqnokes
Omy Thomson
Bob
Gi Baking Department
Thousen State Bank
Canaga
State Banking Department
Foxlay
Illinois
F. E. Stiles
Thxon
Bob Gossard
Ravilla Chapman
Charlie Walt ix
Ipetey
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