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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

Page

5

East Reunion Group Enjoys Annual Picnic

The East Reunion Group held its annual picnic with many families attending. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bare and daughter of Rockford, Mr. and Mrs. Kater Eines and family, Mrs. Dora White, and Velma, with others such as Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cavk and Velma among the listed guests.

East Win Het Ganrge Haat Charles Suck Is Vielac Rose Oty Roy Barehey Rockford Mat Aiea Ben Rosenberry Genily Hubert Hoffman Junty Geary Bast Kater Eines Wi. Bidast Harsylumbert Charles Cavk Ant Velma Dora White Anions Basheaw Wel Andy William Bast Way Willivat Wayne

Weidman Elected President of Reunion Group

FiAn Weidman elected president of the Weidman reunion group at a meeting held Thursday at Jinal Rock park in Mt. Carroll. Fifty five members attended the 24th annual reunion. Kate Bowers of Mt. Carroll was elected vice president and Oudied Weidman of Savanna secretary and treasurer.

Weidman Press Viet Jinal Rock Park Mt. Carroll Kate Bowers Mt. Carrell Oudied Weidman Savanna Neva Gladys Lucille Hartman Mrs. Woods Dan Weidman Adam Weidman Chadwick Lime Old Mill Park Dyi Dauphin Grace Hartman Margaret Guinter Nettie Weidman Haywerd Weidhnan Elnora

High Winds Cause Damage Across Regions

Reports from nearby areas show widespread wind damage last week with Wisconsin counties reporting extensive destruction. In Green County, Wisconsin, 80 barns lost to the ground while a tornado further damaged barns in southern Wisconsin. Statewide losses approach $1,000,000.

Wis Eee Mincis Wismin Green Coun

Among The Sick Mes In A Fragmented Report

A garbled local item lists various people with illnesses and injuries. Helen Gaar is IH at home, Hi V. Robison confined to his home, Meantime Miller shows partial recovery. Several others tied to Sterling and Savanna areas report injuries, hospital stays, or medical care with unclear details and dates.

Hi V. Robison Harry Henter Sterling Sterling Hospital Hamter Ed Drake Bill Hunter Argo

Lanark Band To Play Saturday Concert At Thomson

Lanark town band leader Beth Hower will lead a Saturday evening concert at Thomson this week. The program includes Colonel Bogey March and selections from King, Meacham, and Klohr, with Old Time Favorites and American Patrol among pieces.

Lanark Fown Beth Hower de Tue Will Wein Chadwick Rand Colonel Bogey Alford Eet Greys Grafula

Post Office Observes Holiday Schedule

The post office will be open the morning of the Fourth of July until nine o clock, then closed for the remainder of the day.

Ideal Church Plans Picnic For The Fourth

The Ideal church invites all to a Fourth of July picnic at the church grounds. A kitten ball game for boys and men opens at 10, dinner at 11:45, then a 1 PM program including a parade, Alabama Cotton Pickers, music, and talks. Stunts, races, and a 3 PM kittenball game follow. Bring friends for a day of sports and entertainment.

Beech Alabama Cotton Pickers Guess Who Rev. Berge Ideal Welcme

Martindale Serenaders to Perform Friday Night Dance

Martindale's Serenaders will furnish music for a Friday night dance at Cochran's Pavilion in Thodiwon on June 20. Invitations were mailed that week and admission is 25 cents for men and 10 cents for women.

Martindale Cochran Thodiwon

Church Services and Society Meeting Announced

Catholic morning service at 10 with ideal Sunday school, evening service at 7. Methodist Sunday School at 9. Aid society meeting postponed to July with committee including Mrs Bill Poitz, Mrs Henry Parsons, and Miss Nellie Parsons. venue not specified.

RGO Methodist Sunday School Aid Society Bill Poitz Tienry Parsons Mies Nelfie Parsons

Mt Carroll Lady to Be Laid to Rest in Dunshee Cemetery

Mrs Mary Dunshee longtime resident of Uns community died Monday at her Mt Carroll home. She moved to Mt Carroll about Terry years ago and had lived there since. Funeral services set for Friday at two from the late home with interment in the Lower York cemetery.

Mary Dunshee Uns Mt. Carroll Mt Carroll Terry Thas Onty Beay Ayaan 1 Dunshee Carl Peterson Lower York Certery

Plenty Hot This Week Weather Outlook

The forecast notes a heat wave with daytime temperatures near a hundred each day this week. Skies are hot and humid with persistent warmth. residents should stay hydrated and seek shade during peak sun hours.

Viaduct Opens With Improvement On Route From Savanna to Tri Cities

The rentes0 viaduct near Poghay school opened Friday, completing pavement on the highway to the Tri-Cities. The new surface promises smooth, durable driving, described as among the best in Te Knots. Visitors can expect a scenic drive along the Mississippi from Savanna to the Tri-Cities, with a notable stretch above Savanna praised as exceptional. Mr and Mrs Kyhl of Sabula spent the weekend with Mrs Tobey and her husband. Mrs Francis Spencer, visiting from Pawtucket Rhode Island, left for home Saturday.

Poghay Yathel al Savinna Mississippi Savanna Tri-Cities Francis Spencer Robert Coon Pawtucket Rhode Island

Many Amusement Treats For July 4 Celebrants

Funeral services were held for Rosanna Grisweld infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilmont Dyson of Albany with burial at Grove M12 Morrison. The babe was born Friday June 22 and died shortly after birth. The T N T met at Mrs L F Sears home with twelve members and four visitors. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Floy Tobey and son Stanley of Pleasant Valley Indiana. Independence Day events include picnics at Sand Slough and other spots, a Melon Tossers vs Albany Independents game at 2 30 pm, and plans for a pie hunt at the Ideal church. Fireworks and river-city crowds expected in Maquoketa and Savanna with various amusement ads encouraging Fourth of July attendance.

Rosanna Grisweld Wilmont Dyson Albany Grove Morrison Ber Fieday Melon Ideal Church Lake Hurst Maquoketa Illinois Savanna

Christian Living and Prayer At Local Baptist Service

Reverend W G Aitken leads a forming service at 10 with the sermon True Living and evening at 8 on Fervent Prayer. Sunday school follows. A Sunday school social is set for Tuesday evening July 10 at the church. No aid society meeting next week.

W.G. Aitken True Living Jesus Christ

Methodist church schedule and meeting notes

The notice lists Sunday services at 4 30 Sunday school 10 30 morning worship 6 00 union young people's service at the playground park and 8 00 union service at the Christian church It highlights the gospel as power and invites attendance The aid society met at Mrs Virgil Wilt's home with 36 members present assisted by Mrs Wilt Mrs Jenkins and Mrs Carpenter They will meet July 11 at the church basement

The Christian Church Aid Society Virgil Wilt iWilt Charles Jenkins John Carpenters

Chinch Bugs Strike Area. Farmers Rally to Contain Spread

Numerous chinch bugs reported on Lee County farms including the Adam Heinze, Robert Lego and Christy Geison properties. County adviser P. Roske aided Earl Weber in erecting a barrier using gas drippings from Savanna to halt pest movement toward Weber corn. Tentative tar and creosote supplies are exhausted, counties must seek other sources.Meanwhile a birthday picnic was held in Eagle Point Park Clinton for Charles Nason with attendees including the Nason family and local residents.

Lee P. Roske Earl Weber Weber Farm Weber Adam Heinze Robert Lego Christy Geison Reske Eagle Point Park Clinon Charles Nason Clinton Ginten Xasom Mix Wayne Nason Smith Hazel Nason Barney Kamrar Mise Maude Nasin Franklin Tate

Cattle Injured and One Killed on Railroad Right of Way

A train struck cattle on the Milwalker railway right of way injuring several animals and killing one. K B Carpenter and John Volz reported cattle escaping through pasture. the herd was in motion when the incident occurred. The pasture was down this morning, likely where the cattle crossed the line.

K. B. Carpenter John Volz Milwalker

Fourth of July and church events in Savanna area

Sunday school at 4:30 p m and morning worship at 8 a m with Union service. Sermon topics include The Fourth of duty and American Christianity and Finding God. An offering for aged ministers will be taken at morning service. A monthly board meeting follows next Sunday’s service. Honor Roll publication starts July 1 but printing is postponed a week to allow late pledges. Young People’s class hosts music and drama Friday at 8 p m with a fundraising aim for Eureka conference. ice cream and cake served. July Fourth picnic at Old Mill Park in Savanna features S S class contest with a surprise award for the top points. Attendance next Sunday expected. be on time.

God Uate Young People’s Clase Eureka Old Mill Pack Savanna Heaunis

Dr N Podorney to Move Practice to Amboy Ill

Dr N B Podorney, long based in Thomson, plans relocate to Amboy Ill taking over an extensive field and expanding treatments by chiropractors. York friends regret his departure yet extend best wishes for success in the new location.

N. B. Podorney Thomson Amboy York Podarney

Thomson Friends Extend Greetings Across States

Mr and Mrs Alfred Smith and daughter Margaret joined by Mrs Gertrude Eustis of Fulton visited Sunday afternoon in Dixon at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Wentling. They found former Thomson residents Rev and Mrs Winebrenner and daughter Rachael now of Freeport. Winebrenners sent regards to Thomson friends. Rev Winebrenner works in government service and another son will take Civil Service exams in Chicago this week. Edgar, elder son, runs a farm station in Freeport while Philbert, younger son, works at a Kroger grocery. Rachael plans to teach again near Aust o ta. Mr and Mrs John Ashpole and children Donald, Evelyn and Robert were also present with son-in-law and date Mr and Mrs Ralph Christiansen.

Alfred Smith Margaret Gertrude Eustus Fulton Divon Jerry Wentling Dixon Thomson Winebrenner Hachael Freeport Rev. Winebrenner Chicago

Clubs-Lodges C. E. 8 Eastern Star Chapter Meeting Tonight

The Eastern Star chapter will meet this evening for practice on work. The 500 Club met last Thursday at Mrs Rudolph Helm's home with prizes won by Mrs Mayme Mummert Mrs Will Helm and Mrs K B Camenter. They plan another meeting today with Mrs Will Helm.

C. E Eastern Star Chapter Rudolph Helm Mayme Mummert Will Helm

The Merry Sewers 4-H Club Meeting Notes

The Merry Sewers 4 H club met at Grace Seim home with the president leading the pledge. Members discussed dress seams and a patching demonstration. Guests included Excion Pessman and Mrs Tillie Hamer with visits from Sam Heener and two children visiting Illinois relatives. June 28 198-Club reporter.

Merry Sewers 4-H Club Grace Seim Rolicai Jean Rawlins Blanche Seim

Stolen cattle case moves to grand jury

Robert Lewer, driver of the tracked cattle allegedly stolen from the Zier farm, waived the preliminary meeting and was ordered held for the grand jury under bonds of 3400. Merle Martin and Forest Howns received preliminary bearings on Wednesday before Justice Browning and were ordered held for the November grand jury under bonds of 1008 each. One of the defendants provided bonds for any of the feet up to five oclock Wednesday after Iewa.

Robert Lewer Zier Chicago Grand Merle Martin Forest Howns Justice Browning

Christian Church Sunday School Plans Fourth of July Picnic

The Sunday school of the Christian church plans a July picnic at Old Mill Park Savanna following June inter class attendance. A surprise award will honor the class with the most points. Committee members include Hugh Cate Glen Demaree Wester Sack and Bob Graharing Fred Miller handles ice cream. Transportation details are pending and will be announced Sunday.

Christian Church The Old Mill Park Savanna Hugh Cate Glen Demaree Wester Sack Bob Graharing Fred Miller

Funeral Services For Elmer Greeley Held At Thomson

Funeral services for Elmer Greeley aged 7 from Freeport were held Friday at two o clock at the Methe ether church. Rev Bruce officiated with Loune St Ores and Harriet Smith singing Under His Wings Going Down the Valley and Abide With Me. Interment was at Loner York cemetery. Greeley died after a bout with uremic poisoning at 308 West Main Street, following an operation May 1. He was born September 12, 1882 in Berlin, Ohio, and survived by two sisters Mrs Ella Stark and Mrs Florence Green and a brother George Greeley.

Elmer Creeley Freeport Lid Bruce Loune St Ores Harriet Smith Alwilda Smuth Ely Cochran Sames St Ores George St. Ores Joe Wilt Solan Schade Bayard Cole York Greeley Preephot Thomas Wageoner West Main Street Mr. Greeley Berlin Wsights Ohio Joseph Lucy Greeley Ella Stark Florence Green Dixon George Greeley Thumson

Births in Savanna and Cordova Families

Mr and Mrs Merle Atherton of Savanna welcomed a son born Saturday June 23 at their North Main Street home. Mrs Atherton is Ua Jones. Mr and Mrs Amos Hicks welcomed a daughter Evelyn Gerltende born June 22 at her grandfather Harry Morgan’s home. Mr and Mrs E A Spencer of Cordova welcomed a daughter born June 20. Mrs Spencer was Helish Peterson, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Peterson, formerly THomson residents.

Merle Atherton Savanna North Main Street Mer Amos Hicks Evelyn Ger Ltende E. A Spen ‘Cer Cordova Spencer Hellish Peterson William Peterson Thomson

Locals visit and upcoming moves in Princeton community

Locals report visits by Mr and Mrs Claire Tobey of Princeton Iowa as they spent Sunday with H A Tobey and family. Plans are set for the Brenne man house to receive a move next week along with Mr and Mrs Herbert St Ores and a junior and George Edward. Mrs T McNamara returned Monday from Clinton after several days visit with her sister Miss Kossie Kilday.

Herbert St. Ores George Edward Brenneman House Mrs. T. McNamara Clinton Kossie Kilday

Young Folks Present Fine Program at TC H S Gym

The Young People class of the Christian church presents a high grade program of vocal and instrumental music featuring the drama Bread by Fred Eastman. Friday night at 8:00 in the TC H S gym admission 10 and 20 cents. Cast includes John Curtis Dan Sack Mrs Curtis and more. Ice cream and cake sold at tables on the lawn for 15 cents.

Christian Church Fred Eastman TC. H. S York Township Samuel French New York City Carl Bohm Irene Rupple Mary and Margaret Gaar Prudence Groharing Margaret Gaar Paul Gaar Little Doich Mill Past Gaar Lanite Herbert St. Ores D. Blake Irene Ropple Tawa Farm John Curti Iowa Dana Sack Curtis Mareart Gaat Mire Clara Hinds Jim Curts Paul Hetty Curtis Mary Gaat Stella Prudence Graharing Foea Farm John and Martha Tortis

Murphy duo to open Elmwood Park Casino in Savanna

Mr and Mrs Geo E Murphy of Chicago assume management of the Elmwood Park Casino at Savanna Alabama. The facility reopens July 1 at 12 noon with a fourth of July gala. A new dance pavilion and Greeson Five-piece Orchestra from Freeport will headline. Free lunches and dancing planned for July 4. Mrs Murphy to serve as hostess.

E. Murphy Elmwood Park Savanna Sun Geo. E. Murphy Chicago Elmwood Park Casino Savanna Greeson Freeport Ine

Young People Picnic and Outdoor Service Planned

The Christian and Methodist youth groups schedule a six o'clock Sunday gathering at Playground Park for a two picnic supper and an outdoor union service at Epworth League and Christian Endeavor. Attendees should bring personal dishes sandwiches and a dish to Nass.

Christian Methodist Playground Park Epworth League Christtian Endeavor Nass

Vacation in East Trip Details on Readable Text

VACATION IN EAST Mr aed is. HL Raye Bins and son Herbert on Tuesday on a two or three work, JSagation lowly throuh the dates at states where they plan 1 agara Falls. Boston. Neal Washington, D. said ether port of interest. Ther will be sovsit 3 Pittsfield, Mass. at the JL 0. How ard hemeanf oan Greencastle, Ia. at the Harry McLaughlin home ark, Mr and Mrs. Earl Mentor and dau ghter came last evening from Mil waukee and are vieting with Mr. Mentors mother, Mrs. Sarah Mil lard and other relatives for will return de Mr! Sunday and his wife and dau ao remain for a longer visit.

Aed Raye Bins Herbert Boston Neal Washington Pittsfield Mass Howard Hemeanf Earl Mentor Milwaukee

Thieves Enter Stadel Grocery Thursday Night

Reported burglary at Stadel Grocery with entry through a back window and stock disturbed. Clerk aided by patrons pursued suspect, taking note of a noisy escape and an unknown amount missing from the store.

Stadel Grocery Stadel Steve Chadawk Alent Eclerk Eeenini Narnia Asia

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