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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1942

Page

6

Funeral for Mary Duval Held in Hanover

Thomson notes Mrs Mary Duval funeral held Monday afternoon at Hanover attended by Mrs Arthur Robison and Mrs John Cooper and Mr and Mrs Roy Heitman plus local residents. Francke Switzer adds hardware department with wallpaper paint and decorating help. Mrs Hattie Rawlins dined with son Vernon Rawlins and daughter in law. Charles Sack visited Mr and Mrs Carl Hoffman in Freeport. On Wednesday evening callers were Mr and Mrs Carl Peterson.

Arthur Robison John Cooper Roy Heitman Mary Duval Hanover Francke & Switzer Hattie Rawlins Vernon Rawlins Charles Sack Carl Hoffman Freeport Allen Witmer Carl Peterson

Family Visits Across States Highlight Weekend Gatherings

Harold Atherton and daughter Suzanne of Moline spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Strubb and will visit grandparents. The Ree family from Tomahawk arrived for a ten day visit in Louis Schick home. Sunday guests at Donald Ditsworths included Ken neth Ditsworth and James of Mt Carroll and Floyd Klitz c and Royal of Savanna. Fred Hook attended a Clinton dinner in honor of Mrs Haas and son Arthur Haas of Fayette Ia. Other guests were Erick Maske of Clinton Arthur Haas and Carl Peterson of Thomson.

Harold Atherton Suzanne of Moline Wm. Strubb Suzanne Jig C. M. Ree Tomahawk, Wis Louis Schick Donald Ditsworth Kenneth Ditsworth James Mt. Carroll Floyd Klitz c Royal Savanna Fred Hook Reka Haas Clinton Haas Arthur Haas Fayette Erick Maske Fayette, Ia Carl Peterson Thomson

Thomson Review notes family visits and moves in Clinton area

Local social column chronicles visits and gatherings in Thomson and nearby towns. Residents host relatives from Savanna Morrison and Clinton. Clark Bolhous and family host, new subscribers join the Thomson Review, and moves include Green into the Willis Stage house and Smit relocation to Fulton. The item also records naval service updates and a birthday surprise for Mrs Wayne Ashby.

Former Pastor Relocates to Williamsville Parish Work resumes

Carroll Langton, former pastor of the Cretan church in Weat Lebanon Indiana, has moved to Williamsville New n and will resume ministerial duties after a period away. He asks friends in Thomesnn to write him.

Carroll Langton Weat Lebanon Ind Williamsville paviTre Heen i Lasseter Hheer Thomesnn

Local families host gatherings and visits across Clinton area

Saturday and Sunday visits span Clinton Morrison Chadwick and Draught towns as Mr. and Mrs. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Witmer, and many others hosted relatives and friends. dinners and suppers featured Miss Hazel Sack, the Kness family, the Starck household, and Allen Witmer’s guests. Wayne Ashby Jr. and others travel to Macomb and Detroit for education and family time, with neighbors pooling fruit gifts and birthday tributes.

Knitting Class Registration Open Led by Red Cross Chair

Mrs. Roy Houghton chairs the Red Cross and urges registering for the knitting class. Public signup details not fully provided in the fragment.

Roy Houghton Red Cross

Local Social Notes and Visits Across Clinton Area

Mr and Mrs Fred Miller called on Ed Hinds at the county farm last Sunday. he is reported very much improved. Mrs Cecil Frosch and son Bret Savanna visited her parents Mr and Mrs B R Lewis. Warfield hauled Frank cattle to Chicago for Tousley Bros. and Marilyn Carpenter spent the weekend in Mt Carroll with her parents Mr and Mrs Wallace Dresbach. they returned Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Dresbach who visited the John Carpenter home. Mrs Helen Wentling hosted supper guests including her son Ralph Olds and family of Clinton, Mr and Mrs Clarence Sehwan of Morrison, and Mrs Sehwan’s mother Mrs Barbin of Fairview Kans. Mr and Mrs Myron Tibbits called Saturday evening on Mr and Mrs Frank Dean at Fulton. Mr and Mrs Charles Sack attended a birthday supper for Mrs Katie Rahn, sister of Mr Sack, at Chadwick. six Rahn sisters and two Rahn brothers were present. Mrs Ella Orr has moved and asks to receive Review at 1216 N Elmwood Ave, Oak Park. Meeting Friday night in the O O F temple Olive Branch Rebekah lodge members held a business meeting and draping of the charter for Mrs Althea Nimerick, who died last week. Miss Veneta George hosted guests in honor of her father J A George’s 76th birthday. attendees included Mrs Ida Galt McCulloh of Argo-Fa, S E Tarmer of Clinton IA, Mayor and Mrs A S McCulloh, and Carl Hammer of Morrison.

Brayter Cuero Tex Rolland Sturday Clarence Lolho Peter Kkema Je ' Ien Vernon Jane Maurice Bolhous Fred Hool Famir Robert Carroll George Mort Evelyn Daley Laurence Daley Clinton Fred Hottenstein Savanna Henry Young John Hoy Fulton Charles McGinty C. F. McGinty Jacqueline Richard McGinty Rock Fred Doden Ford Roechford Roy Carol Myrtle Bull. Hockman Melva Holmquest Charles Hoge Alvin Roy Bielema Grand Rapids Mich Clarence Bolhous Cecil Mitchell Ben Wagner A. KE. Michell Morrison Hayes Frazier Albert James Arthur Winnans Preston Iowa George Ketchum Omar Ketcham Francke and Switzer Phillip Switzer Leo Linder Pearl Atherton Thomson East Grand Ave Des Moines Thomson Review Naval Hospital Pearl Harbor Lyle Bailey Cooley Ave Betty Hoy E Hollinshead D. Earl Ld Lincolnway West Morrison, Il Rockford Emerson Ave North Minneapolis Minn McGinty F. Reynolds Cortland Wayne Ashby Helen Wentling Greeley Willis Greeley Ed Andring Arkansas Harold Voss Garrett Bolhous Bolhous Clarence Voss Lorraine Cornelius Tiesman Cecil J. Green Willis Stage House High School Solton Ed French Jimmy Jean Swett Harold Tomman Mt. Carroll Eve Nordhoff Russell Sweitzer Charles Jen Kins Ralph Olds Albert Clarence Schwan Schwan Barbin Fairview Kans Fred Miller Elmer Nelson Cordova Joe Larson A. S. Larson Davenport Charles Segal Claus Prins Thomas Hand Mr. Hand Pat Doherty John Emil Peterson Carl Peterson Allen Witmer Carl Miller Charles Sack Ben Rosenberry Chadwick Kneale Hook Argo Andrew Hook John Vanderbest Hatti End Garden Plain Earl Voss Lois Albert Prins Hazel Sack Standard Eat Lanark George Falger Hobart Tobey Adam Kness Howard Los Angeles Calif Kness Guy Brown Harriett William Starck, Sr West Chicago Henry Vogel William Fink Henry Parsons Frank Potter Mary Reardan Clyde Wescott George St. Ores Dan Sack Willis St. Ores Harold St. Ores Edward French Merle Atherton Dorothy John Huyser W Mich Henry Lohmeier Frank Lohmeier Arthur Hundley Harvey Marshall W. A. Marshall Rock Falls Leila Johansen Mart Kradle Dwight Atherton Chicago Wayne Ashby, Jr Western Illinois State Teachers College Macomb E Brown Albany Clinton Prins Warfield Frank Tousley Bros Marilyn Lucille Dresbach Penter Wallace Dresbach Dresbach John Carpenter Clarence Sehwan N. Elmwood Ave Oak Park Gilpin Stage Whitney Clo Fleet Francisco F. Temple Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge Althea Nimerick Clinton Herald Veneta George J. A. George Ida Galt McCulloh Argo-Fa E. Tarmer A. S. McCulloh Carl Hammer George Whiteside Sentinel U. 8 San

Local social notes from Chadwick area brief visits

Mr and Mrs A B Coyle of Mill edgeville spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Ford Spaulding. Mr and Mrs Don Taylor and Marian and Miss Rose Naseef spent Saturday in Clinton. Guests Sunday in the John Tripp home were Mrs William Castle and Robert of Dixon, Mr and Mrs John Sauer of Milledgeville, and Mr and Mrs Eber Shepherd and daughters of near Mt Carroll. Mr and Mrs Herbert Springman and family were Sunday guests in the Henry Springman home near Morrison. Mr and Mrs M F Van Buer spent Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs Clem Van Buer at Cordova. Mrs Harvey Wagner and daughters spent Sunday afternoon visiting at the Charles Hackbeth home at White Pigeon. Mr and Mrs George Yingling were Sunday guests at the H E Goldthorpe home at Milledgeville. Mr and Mrs Charles Deets and son visited Monday in the home of Mrs Frances Halfman at Savanna. Mr and Mrs Arthur Doty and Sterling were guests of family and Mr and Mrs Arthur Lott Sunday.

Henry Springman Morrison M. F. van Buer Clem van Buer Cordova Harvey Wagner Charles Hackbeth White Pigeon George Yingling H. E. Goldthorpe Milledgeville Charles Deets Frances Halfman Savanna Arthur Doty Ry Sterling Arthur Lott

Farm program key to defense effort in Carroll county

Farmers in Carroll County say war requires adapting cropping plans to defend home front. They emphasize retaining AAA controls on staples like corn and wheat while expanding soybeans and flax, warning against full production of all crops to avoid aiding the enemy.

Carroll County Lucile Rahn Hitler Jland

Weekend Visits and Travel Notes from Local Residents

Returned from Harry Rick has where he went Rochester Minn through the clinic. Miss Jean Schreiner a student nurse at West Suburban hospital Oak Park spent Friday night and Saturday in the home of her par ents Mr and Mrs W J Schreiner. Mr and Mrs Ernest Remmers and family spent Sunday afternoon in the Edward Schroeder home at Fenton. Glen Strauch of Rockford spent the weekend in the L M Strauch Sunday guests in the home of Mrs Emma Curley were George Hicks and son Robert of Hanover. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Clayton Kaul were Mr and Mrs John Doty of Rock Falls and Mr and Mrs Roy Queckboerner and daughter Lois. Mr and Mrs George Kaul of Elizabeth called Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Ralph Allison and family and Mrs Rose Allison of Milledgeville were Friday dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Merle Rahn. Mr and Mrs Harvey Schreiner had as their dinner guests in honor of their son Orval s birthday Mr and Mrs Maurice Mest and Carmen of Silvis Mr and Mrs Frank Hawkins of Rock Falls Miss Bernita Schneider of Mt Carroll and Mrs Bertha Mest.

Harry Rick Has Rochester Minn Jean Schreiner West Suburban Hospital Oak Park W. J. Schreiner Ernest Remmers Edward Schroeder Fenton Glen Strauch Rockford L. M. Strauch

Scrap Iron Figures From Feels Of War Demand

An urgent appeal from Mr. Daehler asserts scrap iron can fuel wartime needs. He claims Liere iron and steel and allied metals could supply far more ships than exist today, with bombs produced at unprecedented rates. He estimates 114 million tons of scrap iron could be collected, predicting vast steel recovery from metal waste.

Arroll County Argeab Daehler Liere

Weekend Socials Highlight Local Visits and Guests

Mr and Mrs Albert Schreiner hosted Sunday with Mr and Mrs Conrad Geis. Alvin and Mrs Prowant dined with Leo Prowant family in Dixon. Joyce Rahn stayed at the Wm Schreining home. Irene OConnell and son Ku spent time with Erie friends. Lois Adolph returned from Freeport to visit her parents Charles and Mrs Adolph. Ralph Anderson and daughters Mrs Curtiss Naniga and H Braun visited relatives in Vulen. Jennie Walk of Fenton visited Harold Bush. Oscar Geldmacher and Henry Geldmacher of Rochelle were Sunday guests for dinner.

Chadwick Albert Schreiner Conrad Geis Alvin Prowant Leo Prowant Dixon Joyce Rahn Wm. Schreining Irene O'Connell Kuapending Gene Erie Frank Meyer Lois Adolph Freeport Charles Adolph Ralph Anderson Curtiss Naniga H. Braun Vulen Jennie Walk Fenton Harold Bush Oscar Geldmacher Rochelle Henry Geldmacher

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Hichandaa Okg Tom Pillsburys Best R. B Boston R. B. Tom Thomson Briefs Illinois Utilities General Auto CO 4Th Ave. S. Clinton Ed Hinds Cecil Frosch Brett Savanna B. R. Lewis Morrison Hatchery Prop ILL G. W. Sterk Savanna, Ill U. S John E. Housenga John Deere Chadwick Briefs Barrei Veal Hearts Th. Folger's Coffee Tub Creamery Faltor, UL Crocus All Rayon Telling Martin Morris Martin Morris & Gd Clinton’s BIG Store For Men & Boys Fifth Avenue
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