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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1934
Page
6
Fragmented lines express a desire for renewal and a bright start. The speaker seeks inner peace and vision of victory, imagining a new life and hopeful changes. Strong imagery hints at overcoming despair and embracing positive beginnings.
In a grade update, Bi Keoneth Bo one Webiey and Taeqguie Lowebet 17 lead first grade among listed students Billy Gita ald Math My Robert Tayens Bey Sihdr 10 and Evan Warrier Warnes Kenneth Wehymeier arrive back in school after recovering from a chicken pox illness. Delbert Kablers and Howard Sebleyining are noted. the staff mentions new readers and dietary notes as part of classroom notices.
Students recount a late year senior event as Edith Adolph misses canvass yet attends the farewell year end activities. A Queen and attendants lead the campus fete with dances, a formal dinner, a tour of campus buildings, a play, and a swimming exhibition. The trip included Mildred, Laura Pitney, and other classmates joining the outing.
Locals report Mrs Annee Clem Urdar and others calling on Monday afternoon. Fern Hikert visited the home of Emes Dmilinger on Sunday. Kathleen Sheridan of Fair Haven joined Mixx Derella Deliorer for a Monday dinner. Jene Grimner, Sune, and families spent time at several homes over the weekend.
Complete News Of The Week reports Chadwick baccalaureate services to be held at Hope Church Sunday evening. The event features Elmer Balan, Mrs Blige Ciel, and other community members with a procession and tributes as tables praise and reception follow the ceremony.
The event at Mrs Laura Schreiner's home celebrated her birthday with guests including E Rahn and daughter Amita Kathryn Rahn Mr and Mrs William Jor and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Lego and son Mr and Mrs T M Schultz and Mr and Mrs WJ Schreiner and daughter.
A school in Chadwick is recognized for its excellence after a visit by inspectors. The review notes quality methods, library resources, and equipment, with recommendations for strengthening forms and training. The report emphasizes continued standards and timely follow up by authorities.
A damaged OCR fragment references taxes up to May 23 and lists scattered names and places including Wollang, Fredom, Grovee, and the Freeman Razery family, plus Mr and Mrs. Arn est herbert. The text is unclear and mostly unreadable aside from these partial proper nouns and tax mention.
The monthly church bulletin notes Sunday school at 9 40 with lesson The Last Judgment and a sermon by Rev Bridges. Memorial Day services at the Lutheran church feature Rev Eberly. Christian Endeavor meets and a baccalaureate service is planned at the church with Rev Bridges speaking.
A government relief plan targets landless rural families on relief by granting rent free use of portions of land from landowners. The policy, approved this week, would allocate acres to tenants and laborers to plant crops such as wheat and corn, with conditions restricting use to agricultural purposes and limiting the amount of land per household. Several local families are noted in the report as beneficiaries or potential recipients.
A full Decoration Day program was announced by Chadwick committees for Wednesday May 30. Prominent speaker Tubert Morris will address memorial services at the Chadwick cemetery after a parade assembling at the school house at 2 30 am. Participants include American Legion Camp Fire Girls Womans Relief Corps and Chadwick school children. The parade will be led by the Chadwick school band under Beth Hower. After the processional the firing squad will pay tribute with taps and benediction by Rev. Win F Bridges. A band concert is slated for Wednesday night.
Mrs Stan eranked her chevrolet clan while it year. The front end of the car was damaged. The five girls in the back seat suffered minor cuts and bruises. Mrs Stamp and two girls were taken to their home. car towed to a local garage for repairs. The car started after a crank and narrowly avoided another mishap.
The fourth by thay anniversary at Sheldon Phunk was observed at a spect dinner held at the home of the parents Meo and Mrs. bess Frank, Phursdiay evenmey. Guest were Mro and Mrs. Tu Stade and danghwwe, Mildred, Ri ley Temple, and Mro and Mire. Johr Prank and son Stanwond.
Mrs Elizabeth Sennett entertained the Just a Muse club at her home Thursday afternoon. Members spent time sewing and visiting. A delicious two course luncheon was served. Guests included Mrs Robert Lego Mrs Welman Davis Mrs Yes William Mesr Mrs A A Brand Mrs Harvey Deees Mrs W J Schissner Mrs WLW Lehreiner Mrs Katherine Raton and Miss Mary Clare Aman
Chadwick residents will see about 500 poppies sold Saturday by members of the Legion Auxiliary and Camp Fire girls to meet a 1984 quota. The sale supports disabled veterans in Ri ward Hines hospital with proceeds minus materials, and posters by Camp Fire girls won awards in a local contest.
Farmers with AAA acreage face limited benefits from soybeans for erosion control and soil improvement says E R DeTurk of the University of One College of Agriculture. Soybeans provide rapid ground cover, nitrogen fixation, and help soil bacteria, though not ideal for erosion prevention.
Chadwick eighth grade plans a commencement program in the school gym on Friday night. The event features students from multiple classes and is directed by staff and teachers including Walker, Mortenson, and Phyllis Barris with participation by families and local community members.
A fragmented report describes a theatre scene with a graveyard visit during an act where Tom Saw and Muff Tate are mentioned. The narrative mentions a court case where Joe is accused and Muff Tate testifies to save Muff Peter, amid a school operetta titled Lady France performed by seventh and eighth graders.
A fragmented notice describes Isabell Eisfeller and Frances Shimer College attendees, with mentions of Miss Stade, Ch edwick warble, a dinner, and an informal dance. The text references guests and activities such as games, watchful viewing, and conversations, with scattered names including Waters, Wartman, Harris, and Zagsehwendt, amid unclear sequence and timing.
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Hostesses Mrs J Huitbert and Mrs Senneft welcomed guests to a bridge luncheon at the Sennett home Friday at 10 o clock. The quarter tables were decorated with mixed garden bouquets as Flexi honors went to Mrs Charles Way and the consolation prize to Mrs Walham Quest. Other attendees included Mrs Charles Dial Se Mrs R C Dial Mrs Cha Mrs Oscar Dachlee Hartman and several more.
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