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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1947

Page

3

Thomson bowling league fields four Thomson teams at Savanna alleys

Thomson proposes three mens teams and one womens team with sponsors Sack and McBride G A Smith and Thomson Farmers. Sack and McBride leads in first place after Monday games. Thomson No 1 includes Smith Diehl and Groharing among others while the Farmers feature Witt Holland Kemmer Atherton and Marshall. Women’s squad lists Witt Godhenaar Meyers Gillespie and Groharing. Sixteen mens teams compete Mondays at 7 and 9 with scores and standings updated weekly.

Thomson Savanna G. A. Smith Sack McBride Thomson Farmers Paul Wilt Emil Brach Joe Shutters Ivan Morse Munson Roger Gillespie Smith Thomson No. 1 Bruce Groharing Bill Boylan Harry Diehl E. 0. Hemmer Robert Bristol Diehl Farmers Buster Witt Gib Holland Ken Kemmer Merle Atherton Doc” Marshall Sylvia Witt Vila Godhenaar Mary Louise Meyers Barbara Gillespie Alice Groharing Groharing Boylan Hemmer Bristol Culligans Water Sack and McBride Brad Witt Moose Royal Blue Thomson Farmers Witt Holland Kemmer Atherton Marshall Wwn Savanna Royal Blue Sack & McBride Moose No. 1 Health Club Herberts Milwaukee Cullingans Water Softeners Elizabeth Diamond Bar It Moose II Building & Loan Sinclair City Billiards Ford Sales

Local Social Notes From Thomson Thursday to Monday Visits

Thomson news records several visits and returns to the area. North Dakota residents Mr and Mrs Henry Kamphius stayed about a month then left Monday. Luther Geisinger hosted relatives Lawrence Fredericks of Shannon. Nettie Baker visited Willis Stage home. Martin Vogel family and Chick Kettler hosted Judy and Art Vogel.

Ben Dykstra Henry Kamphius North Dakota Art Chick Kettler

Town News Briefs From Clinton Area Hospitals

With the sick Deanne Gilson granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Robinson of Thom son underwent surgery last Thursday in the Jane Lamb hospital Clinton Miss Gilson is reported to be recovering rapidly Cynthia Cate four months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Cate was returned to her home Wednesday from Jane Lamb hospital Clinton where she had been a pneumonia patient for the past nine days Mrs Larry Sullivan fell on the ice Tuesday night and injured her ankle She was taken to Jane Lamb hospital for x rays which revealed a very bad break Betty Carroll is receiving treatment in Mercy hospital Davenport Melvin Hartman trucker for Merle Atherton and resident of a farm south of town has returned to part time work after an accident last Friday in which he sustained a head laceration requiring 10 stitches A portable elevator fell on his head.

Deanne Gilson Carl Robinson Thomson Jane Lamb Hospital Clinton Miss Gilson Cynthia Cate Robert Cate Larry Sullivan Betty Carroll Mercy Hospital Davenport Melvin Hartman Merle Atherton

Legion Auxiliary Organization Meeting Planned at Thomson

A special Legion post meeting is set for Friday evening March 14 at 8:00 in the Legion hall to form a Women’s Auxiliary. Mrs Ray Westfall of Savanna, district director, will attend to answer questions and discuss the auxiliary’s work. Eligible ladies are those with a son husband or brother who served in either war.

Legion Hall Ray Westfall Savanna Westfall Legion American Legion Post

Grade School Activities and Attendance Report

The record lists grade school events for February and March including perfect attendance by Third and Fourth grades, honor roll recipients, and upcoming games. It notes exhibition basketball with the Thomson Aces, map purchases for class use, and staff changes. Betty enters Davenport Mercy Hospital and will miss term.

David Carroll James Blackett Doris Feldt Ann Holland Marilyn Bolhous Margaret Grawe Charles Green Arthur Perry Janice St. Ores Barbara Carroll Marilys Zenk Dorothy North Ronald Bielema Carol Willams Nancy Wilt Eugene van Kampen Mrs. Seim

Community Notes Include Jubilant 40th Anniversary

Ely Cochran home hosts Mr and Mrs Dean Boyce and Marilyn Clinton and Mr and Mrs Cecil George and Barbara Morrison. The 40th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Cochran is celebrated. Other items mention visits and travels, bus arrival, play selection Speedy, and faculty moves.

Village Seeks Bids for Main Street Grading and Graveling

Thomson village board invites bids to grade and gravel the west portion of Main Street from the blacktop end west to the corner and north beyond Gerald Brown residence. Bids open April 7 funded by motor fuel tax funds. current funds insufficient for a blacktop surface but may be added later.

Thomson Gerald Brown

Churches Schedule and Social Notices

James W. Gillespie ministers morning worship at 10 00 Sunday school at 11 00 Paul Wilt superintendent topic Jesus Washes the Disciples Feet Lesson John 13 8 15 34 35 Evening service at 7 30 The ladies aid meets with Mrs Robert Carroll Thursday March social committee Mr and Mrs Mervin Marshall and Mr and Mrs Roy Hetman Those who can donate clothing for France and Poland should take items to Mrs Roy Heitman home

James W. Gillespie Paul Wilt Jesus Robert Carroll Mervin Marshall Roy Hetman France Poland Roy Heitman

The Busy Sunday at Local Church Sees Attendance Rise

Worship at 10 00 with 11 00 Sunday school where attendance reaches 73 breaking a 70 record from earlier weeks The Sunday school gain follows the arrival of younger students A short official board meeting is set for 12 noon next Sunday Quainte Sherring a student from India will visit March 16 not 23 Booster class wins pennant for highest attendance last month Class of boys taught by Mrs Stearns finishes runner up

Qaintine Sherring India

York Community Thos. S. Cleworth Weekly Service Notes

York Community minister Thos S Cleworth outlines Lent themed worship for March 9 with church school at 10 am and morning service at 11 am. The Lent focus covers Jesus life and the forty days, with prayers hymns and a Ly ing Lyrics feature for March. Local social notes include Thompson area visitors and Fulton weekend visits by Bielema and Prins families.

Thos. S. Cleworth Jesus

Births in Mercy and Morrison Hospitals Reported

Mr. and Mrs. Anson Metzger welcomed a son born Wednesday in Mercy hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rice are parents of a daughter born Monday, March 3, at Savanna City hospital. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leland Spangler on Sunday, March 2, at Morrison hospital in Morrison, Iowa. Clinton Mrs. Arthur Smith and daughter have been dismissed from Savanna City hospital.

Anson Metzger Mercy Hospital Clinton Arthur Smith Savanna City Hospital Robert Rice Leland Spangler Morrison Hospital Morrison

Thomson Firemen Plan Meeting at High School

Notice of a Thomson Firemen meeting on Wednesday March 26 at 8 o clock in the high school. Mr. Hersey will instruct the class. Firemen are urged to attend.

Thomson Firemen High School Hersey

Surprise farewell party for JoAnn Prins at Argo-Fa school

A surprise farewell was hosted at JoAnn Prins home by Argo-Fa schoolmates. Games and refreshments were enjoyed. JoAnn, moving March 1 to the John L Morris farm near Milledgeville, will attend North Otter Creek school and be missed by classmates.

JoAnn Prins Argo-Fa JoAnn John L. Morris Milledgeville North Otter Creek

Trojans to Play Alumni Friday Evening

The Thomson Trojans finish their regular season and visit the town team Friday at the Y. C. H. S. gym for a gala night. A postgame dance with jukebox music is planned, sponsored by the sophomore class with a ten cent admission. The Thomson Youth Center will provide refreshments and a grade school versus freshmen game proceeds go to the Youth Center.

Thomson Trojans Tion Agan Thomson Youth Center

Thomson Social Roundup Sees Local Families Gather

Thomson residents share Sunday meals and visits across multiple households. Tobey and Stage hosts, Tousley and Shanafelt attend a funeral in Star City Indiana. Carol Olds nurses with family in Thomson and Helen Wentling hosts. Badtke, Gilbert, Hook, Temple, Weber, Johannsen, Kradle, and Kromroy families are noted visiting relatives and celebrating events including a 85th birthday.

Home Ec Groups Host Luncheons and School News

The Home Ec I class hosts two luncheons this week with girls divided into groups. Friday highlights include a noon serving by Lola Dykstra and four others. proceeds from the basketball game go to the Youth Center, with the sophomores profiting from the dance. The Ag II class studies soil fertilization. geometry students offer area calculations for irregular fields. The district Future Homemakers rally is set for March 29 at Thomson. Coach Munsen's Trojans lost in two overtimes at Pear City 62-54, Bull scoring 16 for the Trojans and Keltner 18 for Pearl City. Shannon topped Pearl City.

Gayle Grimm Jeanne Elliott Marguerite Spencer Kathryn Poorman Elizabeth Ditsworth Lola Dykstra Frances Green Betty Holloway Geraldine Smith Jo Ann Wilt Tommy Root Homemakers of America Thomson Munson Trojans Pear City Men of Troy Ashby Pearl City Bull Keltner Shannon

Sunday visit at Holman home spares time with relatives

Mr and Mrs Henry Sour spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Earl Holman Sr Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Earl Holman Jr of Sabula Ila Mrs Leroy Arno and son Dickie and Miss Pearl Holman of Savanna Mrs Sadie Brockill of Freeport plans to spend the weekend with Mrs Hagel Stagg

Henry Sour Earl Holman Holman Home Earl Holman, Jr Sabula Ila Leroy Arno Dickie Pearl Holman Savanna Sadie Brockill Freeport Hagel Stagg Bill Stage Shirley Stage Fulton Harry Wilkerson Charles Sack Lanark Clarence van Buskirk Clinton Charles Behr Lynn Curley Leona Clarence Huggins Delbert Curley Albany Robert Huggins Clinton, Ia Francis Sheridan Moline John Atherte Diana Diehl J 'Mson Franc Sheridan Lila Joyce Marshall Macomb Garland Harris Leamann Swett Hanover Ed Sack Dixon Harold Schreiner Chadwick Maynard Stone Garden Plain Paul Heusinkveld Earl Holman, Sr Harley Scranton

Charles Hogg Elected Commander of Ashpole Post for 1947

Village Clerk Kate Cole Whitney says fishing licenses for the 1947 season are in. Charles Hogg was elected commander of Thomson Donald J. Ashpole Post No. 1026 at the first regular 1947 meeting, with George Mattie as senior vice commander and other officers named. About 23 veterans attended, dues set at 3.15 per year, with monthly meetings on the second Tuesday.

Charles Hogg Thomson Donald Geo. Medema Charles Moon Miledgeville 13Th O. H. Emyre Chadwick Carroll County Oscar Russell Legionnaires Charlie Hogg Lloyd Fagan George Mattie Bob Hebeler Bob Cate Bernie Hook Merle Cate Gilpin Stagg Bob Lewis Paul Strukhoff Dick McGinty Pat Cate Wilbur Reader Garland Harris Kenneth Hebeler Donald McBride Ed Andring Ben Dimmick Leo Heneshaw Robert Holland Paul Lewis Everett Wilt Rey. Draper

Woman's Club Meeting Planned At High School

The Womans club will meet Wednesday evening March 12 in the high school auditorium. Miss Vila Gochenour leads the program featuring a movie and a style show by members for her Home Economic class. Social activities are planned. The 500 club met last Thursday at Mrs. Fred Nipe's home with Clara Andring first, Amelia Sack second, Cora Kauffman third, and Hortense Nipe as low. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Amy Lewin's home.

Womans Club Vila Gochenour 500 Fred Nipe Clara Andring Amelia Sack Cora Kauffman Hortense Nipe Low Amy Lewin

Dessert party and club notices from area social scene

Mrs Ernest Smith and Mrs Herbert St Ores hosted the Chat a While club at the Ernest Smith home with Mr and Mrs Emil Brach as high scorers. The W S C S met March 5 in Delia Melendy's home with 24 members and guests from Fulton. A chili dinner is planned for March 26. The newsletter lists numerous visits, dinners, and hostesses across Frost, Glenville, Morrison, Lanark, Clinton, and surrounding towns.

Ernest Smith Herbert St. Ores Emil Brach Mr. Brach Bertha Grim Ferdinand Grim Margaret Murray Charles Beck Ford Grim

Also Mentioned on This Page

Savanna Bowling Alley Thomson News Legion Auxiliary For Thomson Melvin Decker Leroy Zenk John Murray Ruth Bielema Arla St. Ores Richard Volk George St. Ores Russell Sikkema Mary Cate Thomson Aces Marth Zimmerman Robert Atherton Henry Bielema Edward Holland Yvonne North Delous Zenk Esther Bielema Philip Brach Russell Green John Grimm David Murray Donald Schroth Elize North Clarence Bolhous Davies United States North America Betty Davenport Mercy Hospital Kustes Ely Cochran Dean Boyce Marilyn Cecil George Barbara Cochran Cecil Mitchell Lyle Mitchell Donna Dick Wiebenga Russell Lego Baby Roy Housenga Judy Arizona Lillian Farnsworth Frank Rush Nina Ottery Fon du Lac Wis York Thomson Briefs Mt. Carroll Albert Prins Merle Earl Voss Bob Alvin Bielema Jean van Viiet Grand Rapids Mich Martin Bielema Dan Sack Craig Manor H. A. Tobey Ben Stage Lloyd Tousley Walter Shanafelt Elsie Tousley Star City Ind Carol Olds Rockford Helen Wentling Richard Badtke Rodney Badtke Mr. Badtke Port Byron Forrest Gilbert Albert Hook Erie Earl Hook Ab Hook Wesley Memorial Hospital Chicago High School News Thomson Pier P Elliott la Bull Mattie Young Stearns St. Ores Bieleman Werkheiser O Block Walgreng Koertner de Vries Kuhlmeyer Strohecker York Center School Roll County Soil Conservation Dis Donald J. Ashpole Kate Cole Whitney Ab Prins of Woman's Club Delia Melendy Willis Stage Jessie Fagan Alex McCullagh Sam Sweet Grace Strauch Ruth Stearns Minnie Ashpole Ashpole Herman Timmons Avis St. Oves Mary O'Dell Mrs Kenneth Kemmer Mrs. Howard King John G. Volz Frost, Minn Glenville Minn Donald Welch Harry Wilker- Bon Thomson, IN Luther Geisinger
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