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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1942

Page

3

Savanna and Morrison win at regional

Savanna overwhelmed Forreston 57 to 16 in the regional second round at Mt. Carroll to reach the semifinals where they will meet Lanark or Shannon. Morrison defeated Chadwick 20 to 2 in a lopsided matchup, with scorers listed for both teams as the Whiteside county squad surged after a tight first period.

Savanna Forreston High Morrison Chadwick Mt. Carroll Lanark and Shannon Forreston Whiteside County Weber Keller Young R. Doty Cravatta Ib Js Johnson Miles Dake Ee Cooley Ier Nehrkorn Engaldo J. Doty Anangst la Budde Duftsman

John Reader Weds Taylorville Girl Sunday Afternoon

John Reader wed Miss Velma Moses of Taylorville in Savanna at 2 PM. The ceremony was at the Latter Day Saints church in Chestnut Park with attendants Dr. and Mrs. K. T. Boysen. The couple will reside in Chicago avenue Stark apartments as Mr Reader works at the Savanna Ordnance Depot.

Velma Moses Charles Moses Taylorville John Reader William Reader Thomson Howard Grayless Latter Day Saints Church Chestnut Park Savanna K. T. Boysen May Alden Cafe Inton Mrs. Reader Chicago

Program of March P T A Meet Ready

For the Thomson parent teacher association March meeting on Thursday evening March 5 the program includes community singing led by Ray Brenneman a trombone solo by Joseph Isenhart a reading by Lester Grim two sound films from International Harvester Co The Strong Shall be Free and The Marines have Landed L E Bruch superintendent of schools will attend with his projector and film The News Review of 1941 a trumpet solo by Paul Rogers and adjournment.

Thomson Parent-Teachers Association C. E. Hemmer Ha Ray Brenneman Joseph Isenhart Reading Lester Grim International Harvester Co L. E. Bruch Projector Aim Paul Rogers

Couple Takes Nuptial Vows at First Reformed Church

Miss Gertrude Medenbiik wed Eugene Schipper in a Thursday ceremony at 7 PM in the parsonage of First Reformed Church Fulton with Dr. W. H. Vandermeer officiating. Attendants were Miss Tena Schipper and Edward Bush. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents. Schipper works at Patent Novelty in Fulton.

Gertrude Medenbiik Eugene Schipper First Reformed Church Fulton W. H. Vandermeer Tena Schipper Edward Bush Morrison Eleanor

Ills and Improvements Reported in Local Notes

William Griswold is ill and confined to his bed. David Rutherford has the flu. Ed Hinds at the county farm is much improved. Tomas Kustes is a patient. Mrs T at Mercy Mary Frazier hospital in Clinton is ill with a severe cold but a little better.

William Griswold Ed Hinds Tomas Kustes Mrs. T Hospital Clinton The Mercy Mary Frazier

J Paul Green Elected Bank Trust Officer in Moline

J Paul Green of Moline was elected trust officer of Moline National Bank at the annual directors meeting succeeding ill Joseph De Baisschop. Green, son of Roy and Mae Green, has served in the trust department since 1941 and becomes officer effective this year.

J. Paul Green Moline Moline National Bank Green Joseph Deaf Bisschop Roy Green Thomson Mae Paul Mt. Carroll Chadwick Cochran Murray Hogg Melendy

High School All School Events and Contests Schedule

The school hosts an all school party in the gym on March 6 sponsored by the senior class. A monthly meeting for Mare school is planned. The basketball team plans a banquet this month with date to be announced and the Home Ec girls will prepare and serve it. Several students remain out ill. The band and solo contests occur March 14 in Freeport, followed by the seniors’ play Don t Be Bashful on April 7. An inter class tournament began Tuesday with finals Friday for first and second between juniors and seniors. A Home Ec meeting is scheduled at 10 with two certain topics.

Sen- An Mare School Freeport Bill M

Local Briefs From Thomson Area Social Notes

Thomson residents report letters from Canal Zone to Mr and Mrs Guy Brown. Dinner guests visited Hanover with Mr and Mrs John Cooper and later called on Henry Bonjour in Elizabeth who is ill. Families Turney Kopenga Groharing relocate or visit round Fulton Morrison Chestnut Park. and Mr and Mrs Garrett Bolhous host Kopenga visit.

Guy Brown Burrell Brown Canal Zone John Cooper Baumgartner Hanover Peter Kopenga Fulton Garrett Bolhous Paul Groharing Jurgensen Chestnut Park

Lanark Church Fire and Guest Minister Announced

Sunday school starts at 10 a m with Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m and evening worship at 7 45 p m Rev Sword pastor Paul Isenhart led the C E meeting this week and next Sunday evening March 8 Rev Bro of Mr Carroll who has served Lanark church will attend the evening service. Join us for worship if not elsewhere.

Christian Endeavor Sword Paul Isenhart C. E Mar Bro Carroll Lanark

Paul Farley Pastor Prayer and Service Schedule

Paul Farley pastor leads prayer meeting Thursday March 5 at 8 p m at parsonage. Sunday March 8 includes 10 a m Sunday school a 10 55 Lenten sermon and 10 55 Mission Band at the parsonage.

Paul Farley Pare

Leitner Church Sets Men's Sunday and Sermon Topic

Jev R Leitner pastor announces morning worship at 10 a m and Sunday school at 10 30 a m with next Sunday's sermon on Sons of God. Men are urged to attend as a special effort while the community is invited to join services. Sunday school social held Tuesday at Mr and Mrs Charles Hogg home with good attendance and programs. Mrs Heitman and Irene Schick contribute readings as planning continues at the Hogg residence.

Jev. R. H. Leitner Sons of God Roy Heitman Charles Hogg Heitman Irene Schick Paul Wilt Lloyd Smith Hoggard

York Community Sunday Services And Aid Meeting Recap

York Community held 9:30 Sunday school sessions and a 7:30 church service. Catholic church offered 8:00 Sunday morning mass. Argo Methodist shared 9:30 Sunday school. The aid met Wednesday with Mrs. Joseph Melendy followed by a noon potluck dinner.

Aid Joseph Melendy

Cross Thematic Lent Services At Thomson Methodists

Lent programs run through March with daily and weekly services at Thomson Methodists. themes include There Is Power in Prayer The Cross of Human Suffering and Palm Sunday baptism. special Easter worship on March 31 and April 5 plus a quilt aid project for Mrs Williams of Stockton and Mrs Rawlins.

Aid Society Hubert Williams Stockton Hattie Rawlins

Ten Local Men To Take Course in First Aid

Ten men from Thomson will attend a first aid course in Bavonne starting Thursday evening March 12. The 10 lessons total 20 hours under Mayor A. W. Pape. Women’s classes may be arranged in Savannah or Thomson, with interest influencing timing. Notify Mrs Roy Houghton or Mrs Pape in the coming days. Books cost 60 cents. Harold Hersey, county first aid chairman, says classes may not start before late April to early May.

Thomson Bavonne A. W. Pape Pape Dana Savannah Roy Houghton Harold Hersey First Aid

Griswold Enlists in U S Naval Reserve as Yeoman

Gerald Griswold of Chicago enlists in the U S Naval Reserve as a second class yeoman. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Merle D Griswold and resides on Murray Street.

Gerald Griswold U. SS. Naval Reserve Gerald Gri Well Chicago Merle D. Griswold Murray Street Bavanna Ties Journal

Letter From Wilbur Stickell Describes Cavalry Recon Unit

Mr and Mrs J Y Stickell received a letter from their son Wilbur stating he is in the Iora Division Cavalry Reconnaissance Troops at Camp Forest enn. The unit has 100 men chosen from 52 000 to scout the enemy and relay positions by radio. The force features various command cars machine gunners armored cars motorcycles and small "beeps" resembling toy cars. On Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Harold Witt hosted a card party with prizes won by Mrs Paul Witt and low by Mrs James Morgan. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Morgan of Chadwick Mr and Mrs Paul Smith Mr and Mrs Paul Witt and Mr and Mrs Harold Witt. Arthur Kromrey Jr of Morrison visited his aunt Mrs Myrtle Bull on Sunday.

Mra. J. Y. Stickell Wibur Iora Camp Forerstenn Wilbur Harold Witt Paul Witt James Morgan Chadwick Paul Smith Arthur Kromrey, Jr Morrison Myrtle Bull

Thomson F olks Attend Lte Center Wedding

Funeral services were held for Mrs Althea Nimerick at Pape funeral home Clinton Is with burial in Lower York cemetery. Separate wedding tale notes Miss Betty Jean Ford and Alma Camp married at Lee Center Congregational Church in a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev Maleo of Aurora. The couple will reside in Chicago. Bridesmaids were Vivian Wheeler Helen Fore. Attendants included Norman Kalsted and Rodney Camp. Reception followed in church parlors with guests from Rockford Aurora Lee Center Chicago Dixon Thomson Amboy. Miss Ford is daughter of Maude Ford of Lee Center and Alma Camp is son of Mrs Jack Hamlin of Chicago.

Althea Nimerick Roosevelt Street Clinton, Is Pape J. Albert Neral Clarke Anderson H. Hobart Easper Morgan Harry Andrews Vivian Tallman Petersen Lang Frank Matzen Williard Storms Harold Melendy John Melendy Frank Drazdan Lee Kent Lower York Cemetery Thomson Betty Jean Ford Maude Ford Lee Center Alma Camp Jack Hamlin Chicago Maleo Aurora Mary Alice Wheeler William Thomas Vivian Wheeler Helen Fore Dixon Rodney Camp Norman Kalsted C. A. Ullrich iLee Center Elbert Ford Maid of Honor Rita Ford Betty Blodgett Barbara Bean Charch Marian Wheeler Rockford Dixon Thomson Amboy Camp

Classifieds Offer Low Rates in Local Papers

Readers are urged to monitor the Review classifieds for livestock seeds machinery work and sales. Ads cost 25 cents for three lines with 10 cents per extra line, with several papers including Chadwick Thomson and Hillsdale Review reaching hundreds of homes across Carroll Whiteside and Rock Island counties.

Review Chadwick Review Thomson Review Hillsdale Review Carroll Whiteside Upper Rocky Island

Zebra plant blooms bringing eight foot blossom to Mrs Francke

Mrs Laura Francke tends a large plant collection with a Sanseviera Zeylanica, her mother in law tongue plant sending an eight foot tall blossom from the root. Jacqueline McGinty of Rockford will receive the Review as a gift from her grandparents Charles and McGinty. Richard McGinty and Fred Diehl visitants noted with family ties.

Laura Francke

Births in Clinton and Chadwick Families

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fryslie of Clinton Iowa welcomed a daughter born Tuesday March 8 at Mercy hospital Clinton. Mr Fryslie works in the advertising department of the Review. Mr and Mrs Forrest Eslinger of Chadwick welcomed a daughter born Wednesday afternoon March 4 at St Francis hospital Freeport.

Kenneth Fryslie Clinton Towa Mercy Hospital Fryslie the Review Forrest Eslinger Chadwick St. Francis Hospital Freeport

Alm Names Move to Ray Dodge Farm in Clinton Area

The Alm family of Clinton relocated to the Ray Dodge farm formerly tenanted by the Hartman family. Friday visitors to Bernie Dykstra included her sister-in-law and brother-in-law from Albany. Russell Green becomes a new subscriber to the Review. Francke and Switzer hardware promotes a new wallpaper line and invites visits to the department. Ruth Cooper of Moline spent the weekend with her parents. Dorothy Hommel also visited Savanna with her parents. Mrs. brother Mrs. An.

Arnold Alm Clinton Ray Dodge Henry Hartman Bernie Dykstra Anddrew Schipper Albany Russell Green Review Francke & Switzer Hardware Ruth Cooper Moline Clarence Cooper Dorothy Hommel Savanna

Card of Thanks for Sympathy in Bereavement

The Nimerick family expresses gratitude for sympathy and kindness shown after the death of their mother and sister Mrs. Althea Nimerick. Special thanks to those who sent flowers and assisted at home from Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nimerick and Family Mr. and Mrs. Connie Kurtz and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kent and Brothers and Sisters.

Althea Nimerick Elmer Nimerick Connie Kurtz W. E. Kent

Part Time Ag Teaching Cost Too High For High School

The district reviews the cost of hiring a part time agriculture instructor after the resignation of Roland Keen. State guidance urged dropping the position for now as smaller high schools may struggle to hire a full program, with Keen leaving for farming in Wisconsin and plans for a March marriage and relocation.

York Hool Igervision Glenn Demaree Chadwick High Driggs Brice Aske Demarce Springfield Roland Keen Fective Keen Wisconsin

Woman's Club Plans Meal Focus Meeting at Edith Gaar Home

The Woman's Club will meet Wednesday evening March 11 at Edith Gaar's home. Roll call answers will be a balanced meal menu and speaker Mrs. Minnie Miller will discuss Meal Planning. Letha Gaar will sing a vocal solo.

Woman's Club Mayme Mummert

Hybrid seed corn deliveries expand in county

Hybrid seed corn salesmen are delivering seed to farmers who ordered it. In Chadwick Carl Haag runs headquarters in the former Oliver Emyre clothing store with a truckload of Pioneer hybrid seed arriving Tuesday. In Thomson Mr and Mrs Fred Wolf distribute Pfister hybrid seed bred by Foster Flack from Walnut and plan to extend deliveries to other county areas.

Chadwick Carl Haag Oliver Emyre Thomson Fred Wolf Foster Flack Walnut Lewis Garage

Local families relations and visits reported

Preston Prairie Henderson family has Spencer Jesse Colhour moved to the Mrs John Brunner family has moved to the place vacated by the Paul Dixon family. Postmaster I here recently. Charlie Devine family visited in the Howard Petty home, Raymond Hartman was.

First and Second Grade Begin New Books and Rules

The first graders start Our New Friends and a new workbook on Monday while second graders begin reading Enjoying our Land and Friendly Stories. The reading group shifts include Science Stories II. Miss Wallace’s desk holds dropped marbles until Friday night. Darlene Hartman moved away and a new pupil Roger Alm joins third grade. Club notes cover George Washington Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Edison. Wead tests were graded and report cards come Friday.

Miss Wallace Darlene Hartman Louella Norris Hartman Roger Alm Jean Torrance George Washington Gayle Grimm Benjamin Franklin Lola Dykstra Thomas Edison Joanne Wilt

Local social notes list visits and moves this weekend

Gordon Brown spent the weekend in the Lynn Curley home. Lt Smaltz of Dayton Ohio and Miss Virginia French of Madison Wisconsin are expected to spend the weekend in the N D French home. Miss Dorothy Gaar left Sunday evening for Chicago where she has secured employment. D M Gleason, a Navy veteran, is now stationed at Anacostia Washington DC.

Gordon Brown Lynn Curley Smaltz Dayton,c Virginia French Madison Wis N. D. French Dorothy Gaar Chicago D. M. Gleason Navy Anacostia D. C

Thomson Brief Vi Dy Fr M eV Stre

A brief item notes Thomson is involved in a court matter or settlement, with limited readable details about the parties and location. The fragment mentions a case or motion, showing the word Stre likely part of a place or street name. No clear dates or outcomes are present in the legible text.

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