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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1947

Page

3

City Savanna bowling champs crowned in league finals

The Savanna alleys city champs were decided with Team Herberts taking the doubles crown. Jentry won singles and R. Smith topped all events while Brooks claimed the doubles partner title. In the women’s league Thomson beat Mi Jo’s once and lost twice, then won the Sunday tournament money.

Savanna Alleys Herberts R .Smith Brooks Jentry R. Smith Thomson Women Mi-Jo’s Thomson Es Arom

Junior Class Rehearses Play Ahead of April 11 Showing

The junior class at YCHS has spent two weeks rehearsing a three act comedy titled Speed or Almost a Hero written by Wilbur Braun. The play centers on a summer resort inn and features a mix of athletes romance and mistaken identity culminating in a race at the inn. Local box social and hospital nurse news are also noted.

YCHS Wilbur Braun Hattie Barge Inn Emma Lambert Leota Housenga Enid Diana Diehl Slim Williams Leland Housenga Slim Harold Orr Tom Root Madeline Rosale Hand Harold Speed Mack Rollo Jones Ben Dimmick Rollo Idora Janice Miller Ivy Trask Alberta Johnson Zella Fiery Sylva Dykstra Emory Jones Robert Heusinkveld

Sunday and Thursday Visitors Highlight Morrison Social

Thomson Briers and Ivan Carroll among Sunday guests of Walter Milnes in Morrison. Mrs. H L Rawlins visited Mrs. Fern Warfield. Justice Prins and Jo Ann Hawk visited Norman Stickell and Marie and Robert of Clinton. A Methodist chili noon dinner drew a good crowd. Tom Ashpole from Camanche visited with brother John Ashpole and family. Friday guests included Mrs Olive Smith and Mrs Chas Johnson and two daughters Carmie at Paul Lewis's home.

Ivan Carroll Walter Milnes Morrison H. L. Rawlins Fern Warfield Justice Prins Jo- Ann Katherine Hawk Norman Stickell Marie Robert Clinton Tom Ashpole Camanche

In Memoriam for William Hawk Sr Memorial Verse

In memory of our dear husband and father William Hawk Sr who passed away seven years ago March 29 1940. You'll always be in our hearts. You were dear kind and good and we all miss you. The days are dark and nights long without your smile yet we cherish memories and love you until we meet again Loving Wife and Children

William Hawk, Sr Father Farnsworth King Mattie Japan Carroll Dimmick United States

In Memory of My Beloved Wife March 31 1945

A short memorial note from Archie H. Gaar mourning his wife who died on March 31 1945. He recalls a happy home and the enduring memories that death cannot fill.

Archie H. Gaar

Birthday dinner honors immediate families across several towns

Mr. and Mrs. Benford Stadel and son of Stockton hosted a birthday dinner for their immediate families whose March birthdays were celebrated. Honorees included Mrs. Katherine Hawk and Mrs. Justice Prins of Milledgeville, Forrest Eslinger and daughter Jaclyn Ann of Lanark, Norman Stickell and daughter Marie Joyce of Clinton Iowa, and Richard Stade of Stockton. Attending were Justice Prins and JoAnn, Mrs. Katherine Hawk of Milledgeville, Norman Stickell, Marie and Robert of Clinton, and Forrest Eslinger, Jaclyn and Connie of Lanark.

Benford Stadel Stockton Katherine Hawk Justice Prins Milledgeville Forrest Eslinger Jaclyn Ann Lanark Norman Stickell Marie Joyce Clinton Little Richard Stade JoAnn

Thomson Hotel Sold To Regan

The Thomson Hotel, a sixteen room property, was sold to Mr. Regan of Chicago for $2625 at a Saturday sale on March 22. Regan, an undertaking businessman, plans to remodel the present dwelling. Mrs. Regan is the former Lo’s Middleton, granddaughter of Louis and Mrs. Kness.

Thomson Regan Chicago

Womans Club Campaign For Cancer Society In April

Thomson brief. The Womans Club plans an April fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. Mrs. William Wiersema of Fulton visited from Wednesday to Saturday with her daughter and family, the C. F. Bielemas. Harvey Kramer of Wisconsin Rapids has stayed several days with his sister and family, the Gillespies. Mrs. Paul Heusinkveld travels to Western Springs Illinois for the weekend then to meet her mother in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mitchell with daughter were Sunday guests of Harold Tommans in Milledgeville.

The Womans Club American Cancer Society William Wiersema Fulton C.F. Bielema Harvey Kramer Wisconsin Rapids Wis Gillespie Thomson Paul Heusinkveld C. T

Churches Exchange Pulpits and Baptismal Service

Rev Draper and Rev Sherman from Albany exchanged pulpits Sunday evening and the baptismal service was held Sunday morning. The Fourth Quarterly Conference for both churches took place Sunday evening at Argo with no MYF time to conference. Worship at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 a m. Sermon titled Behold Thy Kieth.

Ening Argo Nanos

York Community Thes. 8 Cleworth pastor Palm Sunday service

The York Community Thes. 8 led by Pastor Cleworth invites all to church school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. on Palm Sunday with the lesson Jesus Lays Down His Life. Easter Sunday services extend the church's nationwide movement.

Cleworth Jesus Earth Ministry Community Church

Baptist James W Gillespie Leads Sunday Worship Schedule

Minister James W Gillespie presides at 10:00 a m morning worship and 11:00 a m Sunday school with Paul Wilt as superintendent on the topic Jesus Lays Down His Life from John 18 37 38 19 10 16 25 50 The 7 30 p m evening service invites church members friends and strangers Social committee for April consists of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Holland and Mr and Mrs Ivan Carroll.

James W. Gillespie Paul Wilt Jesus Gilbert Holland Ivan Carroll

Kemen Urge Construction Of Vel Ayam Cisterns

Alarmed by rural fires, Kemen urges water supply measures. Proposes cisterns of at least 10,000 gallons placed to serve all farm structures, located away from buildings. Recommends farmers bring two 10 gallon milk cans to alarms, adding about 500 gallons for fire response. Home systems cannot handle large blazes.

The Philosophy of Spectacles and Easter Reflections

A high school English IV class pamphlet features essays on spectacles as status symbols, Easter meanings across generations, and parental counsel on diplomas. Wilma Bielema authors Easter and diploma pieces while comments from Carroll Dimmick frame holiday and progress themes. The text also notes Scouts events, a rally day, and summer camp staff details.

Social visits span DeWitt Clinton and Morrison towns

Thomson Priefs Mr and Mrs Richard Badtke hosted Sunday guests in DeWitt with more visits to Clinton. Leslie St Ores, recently moved to Los Angeles, leased an old station in North Hollywood. Forrest Gilbert and Ruth Ann of Port Byron visited the Badtkes, as did Orval Blackert with Mrs Clara Jesaman in Morrison. Rev Draper and family visited northern towns. Mrs Draper has heart trouble but improves. The group also visited Elizabeth with Dr Louis May and Mrs Olive Smith, who will return home later.

Richard Badtke Albert Paulson DeWitt Max Badtke Clinton Leslie St. Ores Los Angeles Calif North Hollywood Forrest Gilbert Ruth Ann Port Byron Orval Blackert Blackert Clara Jesaman Morrison Jean Connielynn Blair Stratton Vernon Elizabeth Louis May Olive Smith Batavia May

Miller and Miller dinner guests among Tavanna residents

The text lists multiple Sunday dinner visits and Saturday gatherings among local families. Mic and Mrs Abe Miller visited Mr and Mrs Albert Zirkelback of Tavanna for Sunday dinner. Alma and Helen Mertz visited Milledge and stayed with Mr and Mrs Fred Miller. Mr and Mrs Joe Mitchell and son dined with Mr and Mrs Robert Miller on Sunday. George St Ores of Tuscon invites in the George St Ores home. Dan Sack and family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George St Ores.

Mic Abe Miller Albert Zirkelback Tavanna Alma Helen Mertz Milledge Fred Miller Joe Mitchell Robert Miller Willis St. Ores Tuscon Tuscon, Ariz., Is Inviting In the George St. Ores Home, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sack George St. Ores

Carol Moyer Named Alternate for D A R Good Citizenship Pilgrim Award

Carol Moyer of Sterling was chosen at the 51st annual state L A R conference in Chicago as one of two alternates for the Good Citizenship Pilgrim Award. She is a senior at Sterling Township High School, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Moyer, former Fair Haven residents. Mr and Mrs Charles Sack were guests of Mrs Lucinda Gipe in Chadwick last Friday. Frank Lohmeier plans to open a photography studio in Clinton around April 1.

Carol Moyer Sterling Sterling Township High School Chiago Ray Moyer Fair Haven Charles Sack Lucinda Gipe Chadwick Frank Lohmeier Clinton

Ray Hanson to Speak at County Conference Banquet

A county conference basketball banquet will feature Ray Hanson as speaker. The article notes an upcoming Volunteer Firemen meeting on Wednesday evening April 8 at the high school, and urges drivers to attend. Red Cross solicitors could not reach every family due to road conditions. residents may leave contributions at Thom an State Bank per Mrs. R. B. McGin ty, chairman.

Red Cross Thoman State Bank R. 8. McGinty

Dinner To Be Held At Thomson High On April 30

Ray Hanson, longtime Western State Teachers College athletics director, will be guest speaker at the Carroll County Conference basketball banquet at Thomson High on Wednesday April 30. Hanson, a Marine Corps veteran and former Leatherneck leader, helped shape Western teams since 1926 and co originated the 10 second rule.

Ray Hanson Western State Teachers College Carroll County Thomson Springfield Mass U. S. Marine Corps Marine Corps I Ve Western I Marines Chicago Western Athletic Tean Fight Leathernecks Hanson Little Ninteenly Pau Western Pacific Fleet Marine Force Ilinois Red Wing Minn Western Ath Basletics Leatherneck National Basketball Coaches Association National Association For Intercollegiate Basketball Kansas City National Football Coaches Association

Local clubs meet across town with lessons and crafts

The T N T club at Mrs Albert Hook's home hosted twenty members and a guest with devotions and a comic reading. The Home Bureau met at Mrs Dick McGinty's with sixteen members and planned programs for next year and a lesson on cleaning agents and vegetables. The 590 Club gathered at Mrs Roy Houghton's home. WSCS to meet with sack lunches. Argo Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Mary Green's home with hostesses Mrs Green, Mrs Robertson and Mrs Sack.

Albert Hook Rew Bertha Holland Jesses Home Bureau Dick McGinty Miss Footitt Hobart Holland Roy Houghton Argo

Charivaried Tuesday at Kyle Rawlins home

Mr and Mrs Wayne Kaufman hosted about 50 guests at a Tuesday evening gathering in Kyle Rawlins residence. An ice cream supper was enjoyed by attendees in a friendly social occasion.

the Baptist Church Wayne Kaufman Kyle Rawlins

Community Sunday Visits Near Dundee and Sterling

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll and daughter Barbara and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Holland spent Sunday in Dundee visiting the Curtis Candy Co. farm. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Blackett attended a funeral in Sterling last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ely Cochran visited Mrs. Cochran's sister-in-law Mrs. Ed McGinty of Mt. Carroll on Sunday. Mrs. McGinty recently suffered a heart attack and is confined at home.

Robert Carroll Barbara Gilbert Holland Dundee Curtis; Candy Co Orval Blackett Sterling Ely Cochran

Illness and accidents hit local residents this week

Reports show Mrs Katherine Baker and Genevieve Carpenter ill with illnesses. Ed McGinty suffered a heart attack while Joe Shutters recovers from neck and shoulder injuries. Flu spread among Gordon Brown Delbert and Ben Dimmick Diana Diehl Abe Miller and Bobby Young plus Mrs Justice Prins JoAnn Willedgeville and Al Volk. David Draper escaped serious injury after a banana peel incident but suffered a head injury and broken arm. Richard Groharing had a tonsillectomy in Clinton Iowa and Thomas Hand severed his thumb needing joint amputation at Central Steel Clinton.

Katherine Baker Genevieve Carpenter Herme Ed McGinty Mt. Carrol Ely Cochran Joe Shutters Gordon Brown Delbert Dimmick Ben Dimmick Harry Diana Diehl Richard Groharing Bruce Groharing Jane Lamb Hospital Clinton Iowa Thomas Hand Central Steel Company

York Baptist groups busy during week

York Baptist activities fill a week with Bible classes and services. On March 26 the Ladies Bible class met at Mrs. Otto Switzer’s with a worship program themed Gods Will for America and a Home Missions literature review. The Men's class gathered at Ruch Cor Atn for Bible readings and refreshments. A Golden Rule class social occurred March 24. An all day event at Mrs. Otto Switzer’s involved potluck and sewing, packing boxes for missionaries, and a crate of eggs sent to Wood Baptist Home.

York Baptist Church Otto Switzer America United States Ruch Cor Atn York

Social Guests And Visits Reported In Clinton Area

Thompson Brie visited Clinton friends on Saturday. Sunday guests at Fred Doden's included John Hoy and family of Fulton Frank Kahler and family of Morrison Merle Doden and family of Morrison and George Eissen and Mrs Eissen with Adolph Van Ooster in Polo. Kiva Pape joined Wayne Ashby for supper. Wayne Ashby hosted Wednesday supper for Vern Rawlins Robert Rawlins and son of Morrison. Fred Miller hosted Sunday guests Milton Miller and son Terry Chas Miller and family.

Jack Gasr Clinton Fred Doden John Hoy Fulton Frank Kahler Morrison Merle Doden George Eissen Polo Wayne Ashby Vern Rawlins Robert Rawlns Fred Miller Milton Miller Terry Chas, Miller Terry Mi Camall

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