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Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1942

Page

3

Honor Roll of York Township Servicemen in the Armed Forces

A published Honor Roll lists York township residents serving in the United States military. Names span Army Navy Air Force and Coast Guard with ranks from private to lieutenant and roles such as radioman, aviation cadet, boatswain mate, and engineer.

United States York Township Donald Ashpole Army Air Corps Henry L. Ashpole U. 3 Army Harold Ashpole U. 5 Army Dwight Atherton U. 8 Navy Glen Bonjour U. & Army Donald Bennett U. S. Army Air Corps Kenneth Cooper U. S. Army Gerald Diephuis Robert Demaree Harvey Falls Everald G. Foltz U. S. Navy D. M. Gleason Fay Groharing Delbert Gaar Paul Gaar U. S. Air Corps Arnold Hartman Robert Hicks Elmer Haas Epa Hook Guy Libberton Glen Leavens Kyle McGinnis Rolland Mitchell Harry Orrt George Russell Penman Harold Porter Elwin Rice Richard Robinson No. 8. Army Robert Rentschler Roland Rice U.S. Army John Rice BB. B. Army Harry E. Root Herbert Rawlins Robert Rawlins Paul Rice U. 8S Wilbur Stickell D. Gilpin Stagg Harry Stoner U. S. Navy Air Corps Earl Shelly U. Ss. Army Air Corps Leslie St. Ores U. S. Marines Vernon Schriener Phillip Switzer Engineer Corps James Wienbenga U. S. Air Corps Army Willis R. Holmquest

Ration board meeting attendees and student withdraw notice

Kenneth Whitney Paul Lewis and Roy Houghton attend the ration board meeting at Dixon today Thursday. Robert Miller has discontinued his school work at Blackburn College until his father can take care of the farm.

Kenneth Whitney Paul Lewis Roy Houghton Dixon Robert Miller Blackburn College

King Couple to Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Lyman Walter King of Mr Carroll will celebrate their 50th anniversary on November 10. A family dinner is planned on Sunday November 8 with an open house from 3 to 5 pm. Mr King once ran a barber shop in Thomson.

Lyman Walter King Carroll King Thomson

Werner Zugschwerdt Promoted to Lieut Colonel

Werner H. Zugschwerdt son of Mr and Mrs F W Zugschwerdt stationed at Edgewood Arsenal Md received a commission Lieut Colonel last Friday Oct 30 Loren Mitchell and Hans Hansen are on government construction work Hastings Neb Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Louis Daehler Lanark Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs George Daehler and son Albert Mr and Mrs George Doden and Neal were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Adolph Doden Sunday evening

Werner H. Zugschwerdt F. W. Zugschwerdt Edgewood Arsenal Loren Mitchell Hans Hansen Hastings Neb Harold Daehler Louis Daehler Lanark George Daehler Albert George Doden Neal Adolph Doden

Morrison couple united in candlelight wedding ceremony

Miss Phyllis Dale Rieck and Dr. Alfred M Olson, both of Morrison, were wed in a candlelight ceremony at the bride’s parents’ country home south of Morrison. The couple plans to reside in Morrison after a trip, with Dr Olson practicing as a veterinarian. The Hartman farm buildings near Morrison have undergone improvements.

Phyllis Dale Rieck Morrison Alfred M Olson Henry Rick C. H. Becker Lorraine Houseman Burn Charles J Hammer Thomson York Community High School Olson Ole Olson Belgrade Minn Iowa State College Ames Ia

Local Home Foundations Progress in Early Week

Harold Brown poured the cement for his house foundation on Tuesday and plans to move the house onto the foundation soon. Ralph Stearns also has his foundation nearly completed indicating ongoing rural housing construction.

Harold Brown Ralph Stearns

Nice Sam Realized At Bazaar

The annual church bazaar and chicken dinner on Wednesday November 4 drew good patronage. Rugs aprons fancy work and a rummage sale offered items at nominal prices. The event netted the WWCS CS over 112 dollars and organizers thank the public for support.

Ss. C. S

Argo Church Bazaar to Offer Dinner and Raffles on Nov 14

Argo aid society president Mrs. Joe Melendy announces committees for the annual bazaar and chicken dinner to be held at the church all day Saturday November 14. Menu pie waitresses fish pond sales and cashier roles are listed with names of local volunteers. Dinner features chicken and noodles vegetable salad baked beans pickles jelly buns pie and coffee. Remember the date November 14.

Joe Melendy Argo Aid Society Bessie Kenyon Irene Foltz Anne Hook Mae Sack Mayme Mummert Edith Robison Ruby Schmaling Marian Vander Leest Lou Moyer Esther Schmaling Edna Carroll Cora Kaufman Alta Stiles Helen Marshall Alberta Johnson Dorothy Johnson LeVeda Durward Pauline, Carpenter Hortense Nipe Fish Pond Evelyn Welch Ruby Green Grace Moyer Eva Foltz Ella Lathrop Vena Severence Nellie Parsons

Argo Methodist Plans Saturday Dinner and Aid Meeting

Argo Methodist Church schedules a 9:30 Sunday school and a dinner on Saturday November 14. The ladies aid group met Wednesday at the church.

Catholic Methodist Church Schedules Morning Worship and Sermon

The Catholic and Methodist churchs announce morning worship at 10 and 11 oclock with sermon titled The Architect and His Pattern by I A Woodrow, pastor. The T N T club hosts an Open Chest sale at Mrs Roy Houghtons home for donations and gifts orders.

I. A. Woodrow York T. N. T. Club Roy Houghton

Armistice Day Service and Church Activities Schedule

Baptist Rev. R. H. Leitner leads Sunday worship at 9 50 a m with Sunday school at 10 30 a m the Armistice theme honoring church service members including 2nd Lieut Phillip Switzer. Ladies aid meets with Mrs Griswold weekly due to gas rationing.

R. H. Leitner Phillip Switzer Engineer Corps Wm. Griswold

Various Showers Compliment Miss Jean Rawlins

Miss Jean Rawlins receives prenuptial shower gifts in a Montgomery Morrison home with hostesses Miss Arvilla Montgomery and Wilma Patterson. A mock wedding and bingo entertained guests as trophies were awarded to Mia Linder and Misa Montgomery. Further showers are planned by Mrs August Broders and Mrs Clarence Hawk. Supper guests included the Sheridan and Curley families.

Missea Arvilla Montgomery Wilma Patterson Jean Rawline Montgomery Morrison Banco Mia Harry Linder, Jr Misa Arlene Montgomery August Broders Clinton Miss Rawlins Clarence Hawk Fulton

Armed Forces News Briefs From England to Camp Forrest

Several service members are reported across England Scotland Ireland and the U S. Dwight Atherton of the U S Navy is on furlough. Harry Ortt a private in California is son of Mrs Ray Ortt. Ned Sack fails naval entrance exam. Pvt Richard Robinson ill in Pendleton Field Oregon. Pvt Dwight Brown to Camp Forrest Tennessee due to a leg injury. Francie Sheridan to take army exams. Herbert Peck visiting Mt Carroll parents.

Ward England Jfy Scotland Bieland Dwight Atherton U.S. Navy Great Laker Harry Ortt Ray Ortt U.S. Army California Herbert Rob Peck UW. 8 Navy Th. L. Peck Mt. Cayroll Ned Sack Dison Dan Sack U. S. Navy Pvt Richard Robinson Carl Robinson Pendleton Field Ore Francie Sheridan Lynn Curley Dwight Brown iCamp Forrest Tenn Fort Bragg

John Fletchic of Ustick Passes Away Thursday Evening

The York Teachers Reading Circle met on Tuesday evening November 3 at the home of Mrs. Emma Eslinger with Rolland Starck presiding. Reports were given by Mrs. Lyle Williams Rolland Starck and Miss Thelma Schick. Refreshments after the meeting included salad nut bread sandwiches coffee and strawberry shortcake with whipped cream. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday December 4 with Mrs. Grace Seim.

York Teachers Reading Circle Rolland Starck Emma Eslinger Lyle Williams Thelma Schick Grace Seim

Farming resident John Fletchie dies at 67 in Whiteside County

John Fletchie 67 longtime Ustick township resident in Whiteside County died at his Morrison home after a heart attack following a day of activity. Funeral services were held at St Marys Catholic Church Morrison with burial in Grove Hill cemetery. He was born March 18, 1875 in Clyde township and survived by two sisters and two brothers.

John Fletchic Ustick Township Whiteside County Morrison St. Mary's Catholic Church Connally Grove Hill Fletchie Clyde Township Vincent Anna Fletchie Clyde Center Clyde St. Mary’s Catholic Church Sarah Fletchie Catherine Riglin Frank Bert Ustick

Three Deliveries Cancelled In 14 Years Of Service

Thomson residents will miss Frank Smiths milk delivery after fourteen years of faithful service starting with his last Saturday. He began in the meat market and expanded to home delivery delivering 15 to 90 quarts daily with only three days missed due to severe weather. He quits because of the tire and gas situation.

Frank Smith Thomson

Thomson Briefs Guests in the Canal

Back home Sunday were Mrs Emma Van Bus kirk and family of Lanark Mr and Mrs Chas Behr of Moline and Mr and Mrs Detleph Behr of Clinton Attend the Argo church on November 14.

Canal Emma van Buskirk Lanark Chas. Behr Moline Detleph Behr Clinton Argo

Local Health Notes From Community Pages

The column reports on residents with illnesses and recoveries. Leona Alms is ill at home, Robert Smith is improving after being released from the iron lung, Harold Atherton injured his foot and cannot wear a shoe for weeks, Mildred Bowers plans treatment at Sunny Crest sanitarium, DuBuque. Jesse Jurgens is recovering from a fall, Charles Young has a leg infection, Wm Strubb remains a Jane Lamb hospital patient and is improving, Fred Miller is improving and hopes to return home, Mary Jane McGinty injured in a fall remains the same.

Leona Arnold Alms Robert Smith Harold Atherton Moline Mildred Bowers Sunny Crest Sanitarium Dubuque Jesse Jurgens Charles Young Wm. Strubb Jane Lamb Hospital Fred Miller Mary Jane McGinty

Argo Fa Celebrations Include School Party Farewell

A Hallowe en party was held at the Argo school with Miss Thelma Schick teaching. The event included a farewell for 8th grader June Haas as she and her parents move to Thomson. Refreshments followed games and candy prizes.

Argo Thelma Schick June Haas William Haas Thomson Leroy Foltz Bud Adolph Fair Haven Hallowe'en Isabelle Meilke

Chadwick Girls Are Nurses At Clinton Iowa

Ethylle and Sarah Prowant daughters of Mr and Mrs Wows Prowant have passed state board exams and are now registered nurses of Iowa. Ethylle works in Mercy hospital Clinton pharmacy and Sarah will be office nurse for Dr Dwyer in Clinton. Mr and Mrs Marvin Terrell and their Morrison daughter visit the Holsingers Thursday and Friday.

Ethylle Sarah Prowant Wows Prowant Iowa Mercy Hospital Clinton Sarah Dwyer Marvin Terrell of Morrison Ralph Holsinger

Note of appreciation from closing milk route

Frank Smith thanks his patrons as he retires his milk route after years of daily house to house calls, expressing gratitude for their business and support.

Frank Smith

Local residents host and visit over weekend in area towns

Residents from Clinton Tacoma Winnebago Lanark Forreston Carroll Dixon Bettendorf Marion Albany and Hampton noted weekend visits and travel. Absent student Charles Young has an leg abscess. Several households hosted relatives friends and guests from across Illinois and neighboring towns.

Oil Valley School to Present Polly's Troubles Play

Oil Valley pupils will stage Polly's Troubles at the school house on Thursday evening November 12, 1942 at 8 o'clock. The three act play lasts about an hour. Cast includes Freddie Flossie Jack Sipe Gladys Medenbirk Patsy Shirley Bundy Billy Russell Libberton Polly Cecilia Hawk Jimmy Richard Becker Jean Lorraine Nancy Wilma Foltz Mrs. Adam Barbara Hawk Peetor Pillgiver Philip Sipe Grandmother Gray Wilma Foltz Uncle Silas Richard Sipe Special numbers appear between acts. An auction of pastry candy and fruit follows, then hot dogs coffee and ice cream.

Oil Valley School Polly Freddie Flossie Jack Sipe Gladys Medenbirk Patsy Shirley Bundy Billy Russell Libberton Cecilia Hawk Jimmy Richard Becker Jean Becker Lorraine Nancy Wilma Foltz Adam Barbara Hawk Peetor Pillgiver Philip Sipe Gray Silas Richard Sipe

Argo Woman Dies in Lanark Home

Rozella Klitz 70, of Mt Carrol died at 9 30 p m Tuesday in a Lanark nursing home from a heart attack. Born October 2 1872 in Clinton township she is survived by son Wilbur Williams Mt Carrol two brothers John Milledgeville and Frank Beloit Wis and two sisters Mrs Frank Poffenberger and Mrs John Hoover Mt Carrol Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 pm at Frank funeral home Mt Carroll Rev E C Dollbeer officiating with Oak Hill cemetery burial She was well known in Argo Fa and Thomson after living there for several years.

Rozella Klitz Frank Poffenberger John Hoover Mt. Carroll Frank E. C. Dollbeer Oak Hill Cemetery Argo- Fa Thomson Argo

Birth Day Honors at Rock Island Home Guests

Thomson Briers Jr and Mrs Frank Badtke with Dorothy and Howard Wiebenga visited the Frank Badtke home in Rock Island on Sunday to celebrate the birthday of their daughter. Paul Beck started the Victory Cab company in Savanna with headquarters at the Gingham cafe.

Registered Bull Change of Ownership Recorded

A Holstein-Friesian bull named Abesotra Fobes W 18 Royal 442749 has a change of ownership officially recorded by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Eugene Murray of Thomson now owns the registered animal, with prior owners listed as Fred Nipe and Mr. Carroll.

Eugene Murray Thomson, Trom Fred Nipe Mr. Carroll Abesotra Fobes Royal Holstein-Friesian Association of America Brattieboro

Local clubs host events at USO Savanna and Argo centers

The Home Economic club served a snack at the USO in Savanna on Tuesday evening. Thomson 500 Club members awarded first to Roy Houghton, second Hortense Nipe, third Clara Andring. Brownies held a Halloween party with Roberta Williams and others. Argo 500 Club hosts today with Cora Kauffman entertaining. Women's Club plans November 11 meeting featuring literary characters, citizenship report by Alice Hamilton, a Marian Smith and Vada Carroll duet, a Catherine Wallace book review, and an Author's Life by Margaret Cochran.

Willard Welch Earle Green Elmer Hook Home Economic Club USO Savanna Roy Houghton Hortense Nipe Clara Andring J. Stickell Houghton Argo Cora Kauffman Adeline Groharing Alice Hamilton Marian Smith Vada Carroll Catherine Wallace Margaret Cochran

Serve at Center in Savanna

The Woman's club runs a buffet supper at the USC center in Savanna Sunday evening. Various groups rotate serving duties each evening with chairmen named Edna Walters Cora Stickell and Marian Wheeler. Different clubs provide baked goods and beverages through the week ending with the Baptist ladies' aid serving cupcakes Sunday evening.

Woman's Club USC Sylvia Witt U. S

Village Board Imposes 8 50 Curfew In Thomson

Thomson village board meets monday evening and imposes a curfew barring any child under 14 from streets after 8 50 p m starting friday nov 6. Parents and children asked to cooperate. The board also appoints Wm Bennett as temporary marshal during the illness of Wm Strubb.

Thomson Wm Bennett Wm. Strubb

Argo-Fa School Social Next Tuesday Night

Miss Thelma Schick, Argo-Fa teacher, presents a program at 8 p.m. in the Methodist church next Tuesday November 10 featuring Rhythm and Melody band selections novelty songs a farce The Woozy Political Party a comedy Boss for One Week patriotic numbers plus hot dogs ice cream cake and donat ions sold after the show.

Thelma Schick Argo-Fa

Birth of David Lee Golding in Irvington New Jersey

A son named David Lee was born Monday October 26 to Mr and Mrs Wesley Golding of Irvington New Jersey. The mother is Florence Smith formerly of Thomson.

David Lee Wesley Golding Irvington N. J Florence Smith Thomson

Thomso resident William Slayman dies at 78 in Burlington

William Ulysses Slayman, 78, longtime Thomson resident, died Friday at a Burlington hospital after a long illness. He lived with daughter Marian Kinyon and family for 18 months. Funeral services were at Thomson Methodist church with Masonic rites at Upper York cemetery. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America and Thomson and Fulton lodges, and served on the village board. He is survived by his daughter, three grandsons, a cousin, and many friends.

Burlington William A. Slayman Edward Kinyon Thomon Thomson Methodist Church J. A. Woodrow Thelma Tren Schickeang Rock of Ages Armes of Jesus Emil Brach Ray Brenneman Roy Houghton Chas. Hoge Alex McCullagh Morrison Rush Carroll Paul Lewis Ed Porter Masonic Lodge of Fulton Upper York Argo Fa Prophetstown William Ulysses Slayman Jacob and Martha Lichty Slayman Freedom Township Carroll County Til York Township Thomson Frankie Noble Mt. Carroll Marian Wilma Ira Orris Franklin Marian Kinyon Edward David Frederick Robert Craig Kinyon Nellie Parsons John Noble Louis Noble Betty Harold Noble Fred Noble

Parkhill School Holds Halloween Party for Pupils

The Parkhill school teacher entertained students from Parkhill and Ideal districts at a Friday afternoon Halloween party. Games were played and refreshments served. Former pupils of the school attended as guests.

Parkhill School Parkhill Ideal Districts Hallowe'en Roland Siarck

School Party Ends October Celebrates Games and Flags

Students wrapped October with a Friday party led by John Flickinger who supervised games like Fruit Basket Upset and a corn bag relay. Prizes were awarded as refreshment volunteers served jello cake popcorn and candy. Shir ley Valbert leaves for Bensonville as Shirley Valbert's grandmother Mrs Fox attended with a flag raised for the group. Mr Brudi visited last Tuesday and Gilbert Robertson Jr. came Friday.

John Flickinger Shirley Valbert Bensonville Mr. Brudi Gilbert Robertson Jr

Thomson area social notes list local visits

Thomson News reports weekend and midweek social calls and visits. Mr and Mrs Gerald Gaar of Freeport visited Mrs Helen Gaar. Harold Printy of Clinton joined Carl Robinson's guests. Allen Witmer hosted Elmer Davis and Jackson Davis from Fort Stockton and Savanna. Mr and Mrs Donald Smith and son visited Fred Backer in Clinton. Mrs Wesley Mumford planned Mt Carroll visit.

Gerald Gaar Freeport Helen Gaar Carl Robinson Harold Printy Clinton Allen Witmer Elmer Davis Fort Stockton Tex Jackson Davis Savanna Wesley Mumford Mt. Carroll Donald Smith Fred Backer

Card of Thanks for W. A. Slayman at illness end

Mr and Mrs Edw M Kinyon express gratitude to friends for flowers cards ecards and letters during W A Slaymans illness. They thank the minister singers and the Masonic order for aid and service.

W. A. Slayman Masonic Order Edw. M. Kinyon

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TO Dixon Werner Zugschwerdt Phyllis Rick A. K. Olson H. Hartman Henry Hartman William Heinze Spring Sam Argo Church Bazaar Argo Methodist Ladies’ Aid Ccatholic Themeon E. E. Peacock William Rahn Evangelical Centennial Advance Hope Ehurch Christian Endeavor Harold Stoner C. E Hook Sterling Hawbecker Jean Rawlins Earl Roggendorf Francis Sheridan Rockford Delbert Curley Reading Circle Mr. Starck Thomson Briefs Chadwick Reka Hass Adam Heinze William Newman Tacoma Wash Will Gus Roggendorf Cornelius Noordhoff Lloyd Rogers Dorothy Scriven Winnebago Carl Peterson Alvin Meyers Forreston Fred Sneed Gerald Brown Hattie Yates Harrison Wheeler Springfield Frank Warfield Joe Warfield Chicago Irve Neuschwanger Harry Watts Ed Sack Beula Bossen Myrtle Bull L. G. Strauch Thomson Briers Lal Imate Argo Home Brownies Roberta Williams Norma Strubb Lola Grim Nancy Wilt Thomso Sandridge School Thomson News
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