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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1953
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Ed Byers were Sunday guests at the Scott Nichol home. The couple previously worked for the Nichols and have farmed near Pearl City. Mrs Byers lost her right arm in a fall accident last autumn.
Dorothy Dix offers guidance on parenting manners arguing public correction harms children and private, calm talks guide behavior. She warns parents to avoid cruelty and to treat the home as the child’s world, ensuring feelings are spared and lessons learned.
Danville residents Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Lamm stayed several days with Lloyd Henderson. Galesburg guests Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Baker and their family were weekend visitors of Port Horning.
Gov Stratton and top officials join opening sessions of a two day traffic court conference at the University of Illinois. The event is sponsored by state and local legal bodies including the Illinois Traffic Safety Council and the American Bar Association.
Rev and Mrs J M Beck move to Lanark from Leaf River to occupy a West Pearl Street home. They resign from pastoring after years of service. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Dewey Dale of Rockford and Emery Reed of Rockford. Rev Lorrell Eikenberry opens State Legislature prayers June 23 24 25 in Springfield. Mrs Eikenberry visiting Astoria. The E K Graham family visited Sherdan. Mrs Evelyn Murphy hosted a birthday gathering for daughter Vicki with gifts. Velma Amling and Floren Fox Jr with Velma visiting from Sioux Saint Marie. Leiningers vacationing in the northern states. Rockford workers repair city lights and bandstand at the park. Ernie Petty resigns from Leininger Hardware. False fire alarm reported Tuesday.
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