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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1953
Page
4
Health Talk from the Educational Committee of the Illinois State Medical Society explains spring fever as a non medical condition with varied symptoms. It urges a vacation or time out to refresh mentally and physically and notes risks from overdoing activities or travel.
Sunday callers and weekend guests fill households across Malvern Albany Freeport Davenport and Clinton in a chain of visits. The Bergs Engelkens Dorns bushing Eissens Wolfe and Carroll families socialize with relatives and friends in Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois communities.
Thomson News records weekend and Sunday visits across Fulton Clinton Lanark Morrison Shannon Shannon area. Residents such as Mr and Mrs Fred Coden Mrs Laura Christiansen and others appear with friends relatives at plays church and home gatherings.
Claus Ottens of Prophetstown stayed with the Ottens family. Oscar Brown Sr and family visited Lawrence Young in Alexis. Fay Reitzel and son Daehle from Sterling dined with Dora Daehler and later with Paul Daehler in Mt Carroll. Biermans from Morrison and Wagenecht hosted in Prophetstown. Ed Schroeder of Fenton visited Ernest Remmers. Fay Groharing family from Morrison dined with Leroy Foltz. V. V. Provant and Mary Ann dined with Abe Reiff in Milledgeville. Arthur Lott Jr and daughter visited Arthur Lott Sr in Lanark. Harold Turnbaugh visited. George Earl Weber family dined with Bert Ritchie near Sylvania. Mary Lou Sammons of Magnolia was a weekend guest with Alvin Schneider in Lanark. Herbert Barnhart and family also visited Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Bull and their daughter Kathleen visited Mrs el rents and Mr and Mrs Otto Olfe for Sunday dinner in Savanna.
Mrs Mary Grim turned ninety seven on Wednesday at Maple Lawn Nursing Home as she recuperates from a broken hip.
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