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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1932

Page

5

Chadwick Tops Thomson Men In Rough Open Play

Chadwick wins a pair of grueling basketball games as Thomson scores surge early then Chadwick fights back. Harter seals a late win with a free throw in overtime. Geison leads Chadwick in scoring with 14 as Brown shines for Thomson. Second game stays tight. Chadwick fall short by a paint after late stands, with Hoak Schreiner and Leuzinger contributing but the visitors hold on.

Tully Thomson Pee Pont Chadwick Hanpoes Geise Kenyon Thomson Jays Secon Harter Vielon Cagers Hoak Leuzinger Chadwick Boys Asc Brown Mavesi Cive Geison Lewis Idrad Hussey Leazinger Voecke Lapp Hosk Edeard Hebeler Spencer Schreiner Stade Glenn Leavens Cooper Feva Schrath Reb. V. McGinty Hebeler Ees A Saye Meth Hebeler June Heinen Coney Hee Miler Geison SY Smith Prowant Thomson High FreFire Tr Brown Groharing Miller Matson A & Samm

Hartman School Monthly Weather and Faces

A fragmented note lists Hartman School events and staff, mentioning Christine Heuzentsa Irene Serpener and Elmer Hoatenga among others. It references a weather report for March and notes at military posts and aboard commissions, with unclear dates and names throughout.

Christine Heuzentsa Winae Dat Elmer Hoatenga Willand Tet Irene Serpener Feanice

Spring Valley News Highlights At Spring Valley School

Spring Valley young people staged a well attended play at the town hall last Friday to raise funds for the local school. A. S. Durwood and T. H. Eustus hosted visits, while Wilson Entwhistle aided on the farm. The missionary society meets Friday at Mrs. A. K. McCullagh’s home. Miss Nelle Lawton of Hindale visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Lawton.

Seamuel Patterson Ladies Aid Society Spring Valley School Town Hall Durwood Elmer Lutz T. H. Eustus Ellen Hook Arthur Wm. Jamison Ethel Maywood Gladys Wilson Entwhistle Peer Aggen The Missionary Society A. K. McCullagh Nelle Lawton Hindale BE. C. Lawton

Shower honors Mr and Mrs Carroll attendents note

Mrs Margaret Car Vivian and Velon Sack attended a shower for Mr and Mrs Ivan Carroll at their home Tuesday evening A Chicago Board of Health inspector visited Tuesday expecing condensary Schmalme staying this week with Mr Carroll while attending Frances Shimer duties Funeral of Mr Charles Schrerner attended by Vivian Velma A local Lumber from this vicinity will pool the basketball tournament in Savanna First game Galena Wednesday Eve Fire at Mr Waters home Monday spark from chimney caused a range hole in roof minimal damage noted local fire crews assisted

Vivian Velon Sack Ivan Carroll Board of Health of Chicago Wee Schmalme Mr. Carroll Frances Shimer Chas Sack Velma Charles Sehreiner Savanna

Rural teachers reading circle meets at Peut Sche home

The York Rural Teachers Reading Circle held its February meeting at Arthur N. Deat’s home last Monday evening. Six members attended. The group discussed the first four chapters of each required book and refreshments were served.

Rural Teachers Reading Circle Peutsche York Rural Teachers Arthur N. Deathe

Kradle, Kradle Celebrate Wedding Anniversary at Home

A small gathering honored Mr and Mrs Phil Kradle Sr with a 2 party held at their residence on Wednesday guests included Mr and Mrs Kren Mr and Mrs Henry Tambman Mr and Mrs Henry Rehl Mr and Mrs Charles Hartman Mr and Mrs Marty Kradle Mr and Mrs Stacy Kradle and Mrs Jena Stormer gifts and refreshments noted as part of the celebration

Philip Kradle Philp Kradk Kradks Nefrestmenta Kren Henry Tambman Ami Henry Rehl Charles Hartman Marty Kradle Stacy Kradle Jena Stormer

Final Services For C. C. Schreiner At Hope Church

Funeral services for C. C. Schreiner were held at Hope Evangelical CH Chadwick with Rev John Divan and Rev Fred W. Dersta s assisting. Born July 17 1861 in Salem Township Carroll County Illinois he died March 2 1935 aged 73 years 7 months 14 days. He married Mary Ann Sauer January 27 1891 and had two children Harve and Ted who survive him. Interment followed at Chadwick Cemetery.

Barrhaven Fiornier Shane and Une Schreiner Leen Effertter Sehreiter Chadwick Carroll County Charles GC Carl and Anna Elizabeth Schreinfer Salem Township Carroll Couty Illinois Fairhaven Mary Ann Sauer Harve Tede Henry Fred George Lizzie John C Wm. W Uinois Black Oak Slope Evangelical Church Chad

Odd Species of Rat Kangdroo Rat Described with Unique Traits

A brief note describes an unusual rodent called the kangdroo rat, roughly the size of a common rat, with a batlike feature of short threlers and long hindlegs. The fragment hints at peculiar anatomy but provides limited context.

Kangdroo

Subzero Weather Lingers Amid Snow and Ice

Frigid temperatures continue with Blase and a biting wind as a late winter cold snap returns. Record lows around EO were noted since November, with snow and sleet disrupting travel. Snowfall and freezing rain prompted highway department orders for plows on Saturday.

Sat Highway Department

Fragmentary notes on Sunday events and names

Partial OCR text describes scattered references to Sunday events, people, and places. The readable bits mention a person named Saberday and phrases about saving, resisting, and felting through a jew. The content is unclear and lacks coherent reportable facts.

Fragmented OCR Joke Riff With Odd Animal Vocals

A garbled passage mixes mock dialogue and stray phrases about a stubborn bird and odd actions. It mentions a bird with two legs, a kick, and head-side wear, plus scattered exclamations and random lines about wind and saving. Names and clear events are absent.

Fragmentary dialogue scene from an old issue

The readable text captures a garbled conversation with names and phrases scattered through a dim, dramatic exchange. It hints at a scene with a doctor, a barber, and mentions of lights being turned off, but key context and clarity are missing.

Old Sayings Explained Whipping Post to Pillory Origin

The article explains the saying sit that a man in drive and frown pillar to post means constant hurry with no rest. It traces origins to the whipping post and pillory used in England for centuries, a wooden frame with holes for head and hands mounted on a post.

Englend Sears Agen

Wailing of the gods inspires a cryptic aphorism

An archaic line labels an American epigrammatist Friedrich vom Logan 2 Guionin as its author, with Langfelliy cited as the later transcriber through Henry Wadsworth Langfelliy's circle, reflecting a convoluted chain of transmission for the old Grecian phrase about gods and grinding.

Friedrich Vom Logan Henry Wadsworth Langfelliy

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