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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1943

Page

4

Thomson Guests at Several Local Homes Friday to Sunday

The Thomson community reports a busy weekend with numerous visits. Thomsons Gerald and Mrs Brown hosted supper guests Friday. Mr and Mrs Norman French hosted Saturday guests Martha and Edward. Adeline Grohaving welcomed Mr and Mrs Wallace Dresbach and others Sunday. Bruce Grohaving, Billy Dresbach, and Lucille Dresbach were among attendees. Ernest Hurst and family visited Frank Potter. Webster Ross and family traveled to Rochester for medical observation. Joe Root and Virgil Hartman joined Carroll county men heading to Chicago for induction. Edith Sheldon notified the Review that twin brother Ernie Graves of Savanna was omitted from a birthday list but is in the birthday book.

Gerald Brown Judy Guy Brown Norman French Martha Hobart Holland Edward French Garrett Stevenberg Morrison Mrs. French Adeline Grohaving Wallace Dresbach Mary Jean Mt. Carroll Billy Dresbach Wichita, Kans Rochester Minn Ross Joe Root Virgil Hartman Carroll County Chicago U. S Edith Sheldon Denver Colo Ernie Graves Savanna

Local Families Attend Dinners and Visits Across Towns

Mr and Mrs Nelson and family hosted guests in Trempealeau Friday. Mr and Mrs Ballard and family greeted Mortre guests at dinner, and Mrs Ballard’s parents Joe Blair visited Sunday. The Stages of Rock Island visited their parents Ben Stage Sunday afternoon. Dick Williams, Sauk City worker, spent the weekend home. The Kemmeres rented the Ben Stage farm and move from Galesburg Saturday. Maurice Williams, stationed at Camp Claybourne LA, returned home on furlough. Gladys Cate left for Stockton Field CA to witness Bob’s wing ceremony. Darlene Ashby stayed with Beverly Marshall Monday night. Rush Carroll joined Bernard Crofton of Milledgeville to Wau­tertown WI to choose Holstein cattle. Amos Burkholder and Coleta visited Allen Witmer Saturday. Wayne Ashby Jr. stayed with Rev Harold Dude in Chicago. All are well.

M E R Nelson Vile M . Ballard Mortre Ballard Joe Blair Robert Stage Rock Island Ben Stage Dick Williams Sauk City Wis Kenneth Kemmer Ben Rush Carroll Bernard Crofton Milledgeville Watertown Amos Burkholder Coleta Allen Witmer Chicago Wayne Ashby, Jr Harold Dude Thomson M. _E Mee Elmer Hook and Dau John van Pen Fulton Wayne Emnyre Eva Foltz John Sipes Mt. ‘ Roll Nino Kenyon Blaine Leavne Oak Park Nner Leavens Kenon Earl Boyd North Dakota Great Lakes Bill Jones Los Molinos Calif Navy Pier Helen Marshall Robert Carroll Barbara Ivan Carroll David Clarence Cooper Kenneth New Jersey Camp Maxey Texas Grace Moyer Lou John Prowant Chadwick Prowant California Charles Sack Clarence van Buskirk Fred Nipe Ed Vogt Savanna Nipe Sharpe Carroll Savanna Hospital Charles Behr Clinton Dombdey Reverdy Lords Fern Holmquest Anton Holmquest Morrison Geraldine Smith Calvin Eslinger James Blair Polo Mt. Carroll John Hook Fred Hook and

Community Heirlooms and Moves Dot Mt. Carroll Area

Local families report visits and relocations across Fulton and Mt. Carroll with numerous house moves. Veterans and relatives are noted traveling to California, Texas, and North Dakota while friends share meals and hospital visits. A joke exchange closes the item.

Losses of Farmers under Federal Income Tax Rules

The Treasury Bureau outlines deductible farm losses, including inventory adjustments, livestock losses, and destruction by weather or authorities. It explains how deductions interact with gross income, depreciation, reimbursements, and farm activity versus recreation or pleasure use.

Bureau of Internal Revenue Washington, D. C United States

Community Visits and Family Gatherings Reported

Mrs. Orval Lewis and children and Mrs. Hattie Greeley were Saturday guests in the Wayne Ashby home. Bobby Kradle of Chadwick spent the weekend with relatives including Carl Johansen Noordhoff and Margaret Noordhoff. Various local residents visited friends in Lanark Savanna and Thomson. The Houzenga baby is under physician care for pneumonia and Scott Roberts joined the Loyal Order of Moose in Savanna.

Orval Lewis Hattie Greeley Wayne Ashby Bobby Kradle Chadwick Carl Johansen Cornelius Noordhoff Margaret Noordhoff Lloyd Rogers Lanark Fred Miller Harvey Marshall Wm. Hawk, Jr Cecelia Carroll Justice Prins East Savanna Jack Houzenga Scott Roberts Loyal Order of Moose Savanna Frank Moore Thomson K. B. Carpenter George Clay Each Sabula Ida Frederick

Religious service leaders mobilize for youth and war effort

The piece notes Rev Edward Kroeneke's rise to Lieutenant-Colonel in the South Pacific and his fame as the Bishop Archbishop of the war zone. It highlights the International Council of Religious Education urging stronger home church teaching to curb juvenile delinquency amid wartime strain.

Edward J. Kroeneke New York Tower Mission Chapel Helli E Kitchen Kroeneke MacArthur South Pacific America International Council of Religious Education Harold E. Staseen Minnesota American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Congregational Christian Church Rhodesia Union of South Africa India Turkey Syria China Europe Robert E. Chandler Beacon St Boston, Mass

One Bright Spot in The World Evangelical Books Series

Dr Wade Crawford Barclay serves as secretary to the planning committee for a regional series of religious books. The collection spans Bible biography life of Christ church history philosophy of life theology social ethics worship rural church evangelism family and child education fiction and religious education. Bill remarks about balance between aspirations and reality.

Wade Crawford Barclay

Barracks Construction Underway and Red Cross Sponge Drive

Ed Andring works on the new barracks at Co. D while Mrs. John Fletcher of Morrison, surgical dressing chair for Whiteside County, visits Erie to leave materials for 1 800 sponges of two sizes to ship to medical concentration camps in the west. Erie has produced 2 750 sponges so far. An accountant remarks on tax paying with a smile and a cash culture in Erie.

John Fletcher Morrison Whiteside County Red Cross Erie

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