Local visits and home returns noted in Thomson region
Mr ail Mes Glen Ashby visits Sunday at the Alfred Smith home. Mrs Fila 012 returns to Elizay beth Jil Monday after four weeks at the K B Carpenter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ail Mes
Glen Ashby Visists
Alfred Smith
Fila
Elizay Beth, Jil
K. B. Carpenter
Charles Harris
Chadwick
Sam Grim
Garrett Bolhous
Ralph Sikhen
Fulton
Albert Prins
Gardenplan
Dave Geerts
Jerry Sikkema
Morrison
John Carpenter
Evi¢ Melendy
Leona
Savanna
Donald Smith
Lloyd Smith Home
Ars. Erwie Comriright
Mrs
Claude Rice
Richard and
Lauren
Rock Falls
Albert Badtke
Mt. Carroll
Ed Drake
Bill Hunter
Badtke
John Ash- Thomson
Mildred Franks
Pole
Carl Jurgenson
Tamura Ashpole
Ralph Christizosen
Clinton
Henry Ashpole
Down
H. A. Tobey
Floyd Tobey
H. A
Nels Arderzot
Mrs. Anderson
Reeves Kratz
Donne
Freeport
Frank Rush
Regh
George Balk
Herman Francke
Clara Switzer
Philip Switzer
Ernie Francke
Will Sullivan
Chicago
Mr. and
Lewis Kness
Village Board Sets Beer License Fees In Thomson
The Thomson village board set license fees for sale of beer and discussed local governance. Community notices highlight residents visiting relatives in Lanark Savanna Morrison Clinton and Dixon with numerous weekend gatherings and family events across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Board
Thomson
Thomson Village
Hmatter Exept
John Schade
Herbert Blodgett Named Assistant at Postoffice
Herbert Blodgett is the new assistant at the post office taking up his duties Monday. Postmaster Rawlins expresses confidence, noting the new ruling requiring outside hires unless family, and Blodgett meets these criteria offering capable service to patrons. C. W. Hackett resides with daughter Mrs. Charles Beck after returning from Florida last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Blodgett
Herbert
Rawlins
Blodgett
C. W. Hackett
Charles Beck
Florida
Francis Shimer Students to Present The Cradle Song
Francis Shimer Academy in Mt Carrol plans a student produced play The Cradle Song under Green Curtain Dramatic club financing. The event will be held in the Francis Shimer gym Monday May 8 at 8 30 p.m. admission 25 cents. Local residents are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Shimer
Mt. Carrell
Fred Doden
Carl Carlson
Ken Green
Donna Yates
Chicago
James
Morrison
Smith
Savanna
Frank Kabler
Sas
Paul Lewis
Academy
John Hoy
iSong
Fred Smith, Jr
Green Curtain Dramatic Club
Hadley Salton
Savan
Annie Sherdan
Salton
Carroll County
Galena
Green Cur
Tain Dramatic Club
Sisters’ Convent
Sinsinavia
Meas Dubuque
Father Quighty
St. John’s Catholic Church
Thomam
Lacanna
Thomson
Nelonen
Thomson Village Board Proceedings May 1933 Adopts Beer License
May 1 1933 regular session adjourned due to bankers meet. May 2 1933 adjourned session approves taxes beat, licenses pool hall Hartman $80 yearly paid quarterly, bond tabled. Appoints health officer Dr N Genevieve Chipman chair committees, special police officer C W Groharing, beer license 3.2% regulation amended to $25 then tied. Village Marshal Earnest Brown appointed at $75 monthly. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Lewis
M. C. Hartman
Thomson
Liicense
Houghton
J .Lewis
Hartman
Lewis
Roy Houghton
K. B
Carpenter
B. T- Cole
Paul Lewis
John Schade
George Williama
Williams
Schade
Houghton Land Cole
N. Genevieve Chipman
Yeas
Carpen Iier
Leo
C. W. Groharing
Jas
K. B. Carpenter
Brown
Kate Cole Whitsty
iVillage
Thomson eighth grade class play May 12 1088 at high school gym
The Thomson consolidated school eighth grade will present a class play on Friday night May 12 at the high school gym. The program includes class introductions, plays A Minister's Mistake The Hired Man Getting Rid of Father A Musical piece Peanuts and Panties Three O Clock in the Morning and more with Geneva Kness Lois Martindale and Martindale's Orchestra providing music between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson Consolidated School
David Switz
Telegram
Geneva Kness
Lois Martindale
Martindale
Cabin Name Suggestions From a Busy Homestead Week
A fragmentary column recounts naming ideas for a new cabin near the lake in the Taha region. Luther Geisinger and Luther Geisinger’s associates propose titles like Hell Bells and A Cabin in the Cotton while others suggest Printue's Ink and Charffent Wieherty Gane. The piece notes community humor, local personalities, and a contest mood as homesteaders weigh playful, rustic options amidst casual chatter and plans for a watermelon prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mage Wat
Auanelor
Ghent
Phatton State Bank
Ale
Jdeleheratas Comalderation
Tate Lin
Howe
Will Adams
Printue
Luther Geisinger
Taha
Stackton
500 Club Ladies Honor In Domestic Social Event
Ladies of the 600 club were entertained last Thursday by Mrs Bayard Lewis. Dust and second honors were won by Mrs Fred Nipe and Mrs K B Carpenter, consolation going to Mrs Holms. The next meeting will be Thursday May 11 with Mrs Holms as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Lewis
Fred Nipe
K. B. Carpenter
Holms
Case Settled In Turbulent Mississippi Courtroom
The case settled Monday in the Wirrysaile county court after witnesses Turney and Hydcot testified. Judge Fred Yates presided with Justice Prins, Prter Andie Pape present. The Tur ney boys Jud Prime and Gale and attorney Hlodgett attended as the railroad row settled between parties from Chicago and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adurn
Andie Pape
Prins Fred Yates
Turney
Ta Hays
Way Alo
Jud
Prime
Gale
Chicago
Taxpayer notice on installment extension granted
Notice to taxpayers announces an extension without penalty for the second installment of real estate and personal property taxes. County Collector Bertram Smith states the deadline is extended from May to June 2. It notes the extension applies to the twat installment, and mentions visitors and local names in the fragmentary social section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bercham Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomson Locals
Mrs. A. L. Erickson
Tom Kusies
M dL. Petty
William Rachler
Harriet Zugschwerdt
Sarah Groharing
Bayard
Ruby Almquist
Mae Collins
Stanton
Janet Carpenter
Anne Deitch
Forreston
Blaine Peck
H. L. Carroll
Earl Green
Near Morrison
Fred Sem
Verets Potter
Mary Sheridan
Harriet Weatherwax
Dekalb,,ju
Kathryn Tucker
Dail
Bray
Mike Tucker
Mosher Business College
Zimmerman
Merle Wright
Cage
Clinton Gape
Wilbur Hall
R. D. Bennett
Ammerman
Ida Frederick. Hall
Emma Steele
Henry Picklum
Davenport
Riverview
Hansen
Charles Densmore
Carrol
Mae Densmore
Earl Anderson of
Savanns
Bertha Holland
Wannie Holland
Chandler Durkee
Marian
George Stein
Dr. Podorney
Northwestern Tlinois Chiropractic Association
Dixon
W. EB. Bailey
Eugene Murray
Mirs
Edna Hicks
Vera Smith
Haldane, IL
Leonard Stage
Ivan Carroll
Walter Milnes
Clyde Township
Postoffice
Jake Wilkins
Rena] Martin
Elia Ore
Frank Moore
Cedar Rapids
Town
Margaret Gor
Robert Stumphy
Ella Stumphy
Hayes Frazier
Harry Wilkerson
Geofort
Ferrin School
Ed Mowry
Gladys
Charlie Metz
la Cooper
Vanna
John Cooper
Tom Clark
Mr. Clark
Charlie Grobaring
Drake
Clyde Grobaring
Jane Lamb ‘Hospital
Earl Mentor
Ruth
Mentor
Sarah Millard
Darhart
Texas
Rochester
Minn
Pearis
Delbert Dimmick
Hame
Benny
Bobby
Mr.Donmick
Fred Dimmick
Herman Neibekr
Eldren
Willmmesfield
Ghendora
Wade
Betereen Savana
ML Card
Peicier
Will Strubb
Lois Dean
Griswold
Stillwater
Harry Wilkinson
Alice Mae
Shirley
Kerson
Ralph Olds
Prentiss Kenyon
Wiliam Jenkins
St. Paul, Minn
Charles Jtenkins
Will Hawk, Sr
Will Jr
Will Hawk Jr
Justice Pring
Louis Thompson
Art Mi
Emil Brach
Polo
Lloyd Tousley
Gerald Brown
Bob Lewis
Cecil Tousley
E St. Ores
Hobart Holland
Gerald Diephuis
Paul Melendy
Wield
Bruce Groharing
Donald Wilt
Vincent MecNamara
Milton Hartman
Paul Smith
George Manus
Timson
Melon Tossers
Shannon
Thomean
Aie
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Tne
Sterling
Jane
Falter
Mt. Carol
Aly
Mt. Carow
Casrell County Farm
Basan
Proceedings OF the Village Board OF
Thomson, Ill
John N
The
Illinois Oil Co
Illinois Oil Company
Eee
Flint Hills
Thomson Illinois
Condon
Francke & Switzer
Lewis Motor CO
Sho and
Vas Eadi Lehman
Tyami Mes Taher
Deaconesa Hospital
Illinois
R. G. Fuller
Iillinois
Northwestern
Ilragis Utilities Company
Savanna, Ti
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