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Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

7

Holiday program at Sterling Theatre features Diplomaniacs

The Sterling Theatre presents Diplomaniacs with Wheeler and Wolsey as Geneva Peace Conference ambassadors in a comic war twist. Also showing Adorable with Janet Gaynor and Henry Garat at Caytel Davenport for three days starting Saturday. A second program opens Tuesday for Declaration Day, headlined by The Eagle and the Wak, a wartime pet drama.

Sterling Theatre Sterling Tueaday Wheeler Wolsey Geneva Capitol Davenport Jlanet Gayrner Henry Garat Cay~itel Davenport

Post Office Orders 4 Day Furlough for Workers

The Post Office announces a nine day payless furlough for all postal workers with rural carriers excepted. Furloughs to run July 1 through September 20, 193?, while rural carriers take a 75 percent equipment maintenance allowance cut for three months. Officials say continuation beyond September depends on mail volume and revenue trends.

Anyuluar Washington A. Cy Ganeryl Macley Post Office Department Roosevelt Farley

New Postal Rates Take Effect July First In 1932

Postmaster General Farley announced that local mail will cost two cents starting July 1 while mail to distant destinations remains three cents. The rate reduction aims to regain business lost after last July’s three cent increase. The changes follow a congressional act and allow future rate adjustments for other classes.

Farley Tocal Mail Post Office Department Messenger

Albany Post Office Drops in Classification List

An eightyseven post offices including Albany slipped one class during the year ending June 19 per a Washington dispatch. Geneva rose from second to first class while Beese and O'Fallon moved up. Albany dropped from third to fourth class along with many others across Illinois and nearby areas.

Albany Washington Geneva Beese O’fallon Belmvidere Canton Fairfield Forest Park Greenville Maromb Mooseheart Murphysboro Peru Pontiseland Woodstock Cartierville el Paso Farmer City Gitman Glenview Homewood Johnston City LeRoy Milford Roadhouse Stockton Virden Virginia Warsaw Armington Arrowsmith Astmere Baldwin Broadlands Browns Buckner Caseville Cherry Valley Chesterfield Compton Cornell Crescent City Cropsey Dakota Davus de Sota Dorchester Dowell iEola Frankfort Heights Glen Gat- Noon Good Hope Green Valley Hammond Hamne City Hillview Ievingston Latham, Lee Loraine McClure McNabb Middletown New Canton Oakwood Orient Payson Philo Prairie View Saint Peter Shipman South Pekin Thaeville Ure Villa Ridge Waltonville West Point West Union Woodlawn

Cement Shipments Authorized for White Side and Carroll Counties

Ernest Licerman, chief highway engineer, announced cement shipments to 34 counties for paring 200 miles of state routes and construction of overheads, subways and bridges. Shipments will enable 450 miles of ravine work, with Carrell and Whiteside among recipients.

Ernest Licerman Cvaerce Or SOE serawEe Uetment_company Lieberman

Local Events Of Years Ago June 20 1917 Chadwick Notes

Local notes from Chadwick and surrounding areas record visits, births, travel, and community actions. Rev I V Sitler travels to Oregon to visit parents. Ivy and Mrs Charles Schultz welcomed a baby. Fred Garwick returns home from Freeport hospital after partial recovery. Liberty bond purchases reach 523750 with banks and private parties sharing the total. Community members attend Savanna carnival and river-city events while farmers face delayed cultivation due to rain.

Wielune Lyons Vs. Wait Harold Srwitz Galena Rev I. V. Sitler Oregoun Ivy Charles Schultz Losh Priday Fred Seime War Vey York Township Grandma Weber G. W. Dyson D. H. Curley Dubuque Fred Garwick Freeport Albert Heybeck John Kingery Glenn Zugschwerdt Savanna Jg Carnival Harvey Spearman Familly Mimian H. Fulton Catherine Hanson iFarmers Geo. W. Gelwicks ML Carroll Kilney Co. A. 146Th Timeis Volunteer Infantry Inez Finnicum Clinton Chadwick Ray Senneff Elkadm Iowa Joel Sennef Saxon Senneff Walter A. Pidder Fidder Tlinois Steel Chicago McNeil & Libby Co Tthey George St. Clair Ledwen U. S. Navy New Orleans E. M. Humbert Curtis Naniga Humbert Winona Lake F. J. Kissinger Fairhaven Oakdale Fir Joe Claude Caddell Eva A. D. Poole Miss Caddell Mias

May Day Party at Mrs Adams Home Hosts May Basket Fun

Mrs Katherine Adams entertained her guests at her home Saturday afternoon for a May party. The May baskets were made and games enjoyed as refreshments followed.

Katherine Adams

Thomson News of Long Ago Highlights in Thomson Community

Local notes recount moves and visits as residents prepare for spring events. Henry Brands travels to Indianapolis to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Switzer move in with Mr and Mrs Merman Francke. Ruth Sweet ends term with a Sand judge school picnic at Skiverview park. May Festival attendance and band concert urged. Miss Welet Shoup plans summer piano class.

Proven Mart Reade Chast Scileee Merman i Francke Henry Brands Indianapolis, Ltd Henry Ruth Sweet Gardenplain Sandjudge sKiverview Park Miss Welet Savannah Hinds Houghton Hans Gehlsen Wm. Brandt Killkeny Minn Maude Wagner G. N Malendy Thomson John Gaar Savanna Garrett Bolhous Daisy Fulton G. A. Smth Stockton Mart Willis Grace Strauch

Mumps and local mishaps disturb Thompson news

The Thompson news notes widespread mumps and various personal updates. Seven year old Wayne Brown fell from a gale post fracturing an arm, Mrs. Frank Brown improves after care from Dr Stewart, and Mrs. Frank Segal dies from tuberculosis leaving five children. Funeral services for Segal were held at Savage Farm then Mt Carroll with burial at Oak Hills.

Tegular Moodie Evens Wayne Frank Brown Thomas Slams Marya Biloxi Gur Sandridge Stewart Clinton Frank Rush Dane Lam Hospital Frank Segal Savage Farm Sand Slough Mt. Carroll Oak Hills

Superman idea foreseen by a thinker in Globe Democrat

A Globe Democrat paraphrase envisions a distant future man of superior intellect arising from scientific advances. The piece hints at a “thin layer of gray matter” governing thought, suggesting a century hence civilization may encounter such a superman during a future visit to Earth.

Superman Earth St Louis Globe Democrat

Wind and Thermometer Readings Unaffected by Wind

Weather bureau reports the thermometer readings remain stable despite wind velocity once the wind reaches the air temperature. The rapid cooling effect on the body from high winds is noted, but the thermometer itself is not influenced by wind speed.

Anq The Weather Bureau

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