Bargain Produce and Canned Goods Deals
A local ad lists price items including Fancy large size-8c at 25c, Climalene product, Brown Beauty Beans in large cans priced at 19c and 17c. This appears as a brief grocery promotion.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
7
A local ad lists price items including Fancy large size-8c at 25c, Climalene product, Brown Beauty Beans in large cans priced at 19c and 17c. This appears as a brief grocery promotion.
Bert Hadley arrived in Thomson after a 3500 mile Ford journey from Detroit, visiting the Dionne quints in Quebec and other places before planning a return via Minneapolis Yellowstone Park and Idaho. The text also lists numerous local gatherings, visits, and funerals across Thomson and nearby towns with many named families and hosts.
The article urges natural posing over stiff setups and distinguishes record pictures from story telling ones. It advises close framing, correct distance settings on box and folding cameras, careful background selection, and side lighting to avoid squinting, all to capture engaging child photographs.
A succession of weekends finds Chadwick residents hosting relatives and friends from nearby towns. Guests include the Knoess, Kniss, Mest, Sack, Lehman, Tommans, Heybeck, Etnyre, Mest again, Brand, Guinther, Grim, and Geison families visiting from Freeport Argo Fox Polo Sterling Dixon Milledgeville Savanna and Downers Grove.
The Womens Missionary Society of Hope Evangelical Church schedules a silver tea for next Wednesday July 138th. Members will bring a guest to enjoy the program and social time after tea service.
The Commerce club allocated 250 dollars for Cheese Day entertainment at the festival on Wednesday evening August 3 and all day Thursday August 4. Parade winners share 150 dollars, with equal funds for sports. Local features include a possible WROK Rockford broadcast Thursday noon as crowds collect free cheese sandwiches and coffee.
Mrs. Leonard Antz of Dixon marks first wedding anniversary with a dinner at the Ward Weber home. Queen Esther Sunday School class set to meet July 5 at Mrs. Weber’s home with Florence Waters and Grace Weber assisting. Village board to meet July 5 in place of the first Monday. Visitors include A P Kenyon from Westerly and Kenyon’s family staying with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins.
Thomson briefs Mr and Mrs Charles McGinty sons Carroll and Vernon granite whiter Jackie and their houserest Mrs Adams and daughter enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday at Engle Point Park in Debuque Ta Mr and Mrs W A Adams and daughter Arlene of Byron and the former s brother called Saturday evening on Mrs Adams sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Orve Oreutt
Mise Roberta Goemble resigns as third and fourth grade teacher in Chadwick. The Chadwick board accepts her resignation to allow a move to a Naperville third grade post. Cecile Williams of Artesan, 8.D., fills the Chadwick vacancy with 15 years of teaching experience.
Construction began on a six room semi bungalow for Mr and Mrs Elmer Weber on the former Methodist church lot. The 28 by 80 foot house includes two bedrooms upstairs and one downstairs with baths, living and dining areas, kitchen breakfast nook and west side porch. Contractors include Melvin Straub builder and Harvey Glenn for plumbing and heating with forced hot air. Lumber and finishing by Senneff and Way. Move in planned by November first.
Mr and Mrs Walter Getz of Chicago visit relatives in Woodstock Missouri for a week. They attend a Getz family reunion at a Savanna park and their children Miriam and Evan stay with the Albert Adolphs. Jake Getz of Center Hill is the elder Getz family member mentioned.
M. M. Stuart of Jersey City New Jersey visited his sisters Mrs Oscar Daehler and Mrs Charles Woy in Chadwick over the weekend. He left Sunday evening for home after the visit. Dinner guests Saturday in the Woy home included the Daehlers Mr Stuart and son D D Stuart visiting here and Mr and Mrs Charles E Stuart of Mr Carroll.
The Chadwick's merchants sponsored moving picture show on Main Street will be canceled next week due to Independence Day. The following Monday July 11 features Ambush Valley with the usual popular short subjects.
Mr and Mrs K W Senneff and son Herbert depart Friday for a ten day vacation to the Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee.
Miss Anita Rahn daughter of Mr and Mrs O H Rahn has been notified of a four year music scholarship at Wesleyan University Bloomington Ill based on outstanding high school music work She plans to enter Wesleyan in the fall term and has signified her intention to accept the award
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Fred C. Olson Mortuary Rockford for Frank L. Plumer 66 who died Tuesday morning after a severe paralytic stroke. Rev Millhouse of Messiah Lutheran Church will officiate burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Plumer born in Chadwick Aug 14 1871 spent most life in Rockford and wrote the pageant of the town for Cheese Day. Survived by widow Edna Cherry brother Winfield G Plumer sister Mrs Charles Cherry Chadwick relatives Mrs Lloyd Schreiner and L B Spencer.
James Shields achieved the rare distinction of representing Illinois Missouri and Minnesota as a United States Senator. His career spanned Seminole War military service Mexican War Civil War and political roles from Illinois to Minnesota and Missouri. He died June 2 1879 in Ottumwa Iowa.
A Federal Writers' Project study cites a Chicago Evening Journal item describing women drivers as dangerous. The account notes a lady rider steering aggressively, wheellines crossing paths, and onlookers imagining the peril from a distant shot-tower view.
Mr and Mrs Earl Weber entertained Saturday with guests including Mrs Ray Coiner of LaMar Mo Mr and Mrs Will Trochl of Pekin IL Mrs Eliza Schneider and Miss Lucille Schneider of Lanark A Getz reunion followed on Sunday at Old Mill Park Savannah
John Eisfeller rests at his son Charles Eisfeller's home. Emma Hohnadle improves and is able to be up. Eight year old Sheldon Frank breaks arm from hammock fall. Marian Schneider discharged after appendicitis operation and is convalescing nicely.
Mr and Mrs Ben Stade host weekend visitors including Mr and Mrs George Clark of Detroit and Mr and Mrs J E Temple of Benton Wisconsin. Gail Hoak Veronica Hoffman Joyce Naniga and Claire Queckboerner of Downers Grove visit relatives in Lanark while Bert and Ellen Kness depart Fairmont Nebraska for home. Jesse Baker of Galesburg plans to spend the long weekend with Port Horning's family.
After competing with expert marksmen of the middle west, eight Illinois State Police officers return from the U S Grant Memorial pistol matches at Camp Grant Rockford with nine medals in individual and team events. Meanwhile 26 of 27 DuQuoin district troopers qualify as marksmen sharpshooters or experts in tests led by Captain Bentley pistol expert and arms instructor.
Judges begin selecting county winners as Governor Horner starts the Illinois Farm Floral contest. County winners advance to ten regional contests for honors. Two effect classes are used: Class A for works by owners or their families and Class B for works by professional landscape architects.
A Poultry Tribune interview highlights capons as a lucrative option for producers. Capons yielded about 102 dollars extra per 227 birds versus roasting chickens, with 7.97 pound capons at 1.82 each versus 1.37 for 7.6 pound chickens. Maturation has sped up and feed needs reduced, making capons easier to raise on clean range with simple shelter.
The Chadwick softball team will play Mt Carroll Friday evening July 1 at Daggetts field.
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