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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1941

Page

3

Army letter from Robert Demaree describes training path

Adjutant General's School in Arlington Virginia trains draftee and enlisted personnel for branch placement. Demaree, newly commissioned, explains duties as a classification officer and the 13 week basic training at the Replacement Center. He notes contrasts between Chicago and Thomson and hints at a future subscription renewal.

U. S. Army Adjutant General's School Washington, D. C 6Th Corps Chicago Thomson Robert Demaree

Where Our Boys Are

The Review lists local servicemen and their assignments in the U S military and naval forces. Names include Thomson Don Ashpole at Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Texas Harold Ashpole Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and many others with units and bases across the United States and Hawaii.

Military Naval Service United States Thomson Don Ashpole 70Th Air Base 76Th Material Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Tex Harold Ashpole 6Th Signal Corps Fort Leonard Wood Charles Bull Nevada Pearl Harbor Territory of Hawaii Fay Graharing 33Rd Div. Spec. Troops Military Police Co Camp Forrest Tullahoma Tenn Virtus B. Johnson 675Th Ordnance Co Dale South Carolina Gilpin Stagg Naval Train Sta., Great Lakes Ill Russell E Lego Co. A Camp Roberts Calif Wilbur Stickell 15Th Signal Service Regiment Fort Monmouth Red Bank New Jersey Burrell G. Brown A” Baty 70Th C. A Lyons William Imel William K. Bast Raymond Senneff 32Nd P. N. G B. N Camp Wallace Joe Olson Lyle Carbaugh Sheppard Fort Lewis Wash Arthur W. Zissler Orval A. Rosenberg U. S. S. Arizona R. Div Fleet Hawaii Ben Rosenberry H. F. Stoner U. S. S. Idaho New York Dan Stoner

Grade School Armistice Day Program Set Monday

The grade school plans an Armistice Day program Monday at 7 p m with no admission charge. A free will collection will cover costumes. The event features three scenes honoring Armistice signing, war dead, and future peace, with multiple performances by students and a wreath ceremony.

Carol Kimmick America Glee Club Flanders Field Ronald Bull Robert Frazier Flander Betty Wilt Paul Rogers Jo Anne Wilt Fred Miller Evelyn Ashpole Jacqueline McGinty Darrell Gaar Richard Herrick Hobart Gaar Thomas Root America the Beautiful

Reviewer to speak on Highlights of the Publishing Season

Mrs. Gladys Norton of Elgin, a well known book reviewer, will give a talk on Highlights of the Present Publishing Season on Thursday evening November 13 at the Mt Carroll High School gym.

Gladys Norton Elgin Mt. Carroll ‘High School

Hurtsville Woman Injured In Maquoketa Crash

Miss Evelyn Reyner of Hurtsville IA is hospitalized in City Memorial Maquoketa with body bruises after a Sunday evening highway crash on Route 64 when her car overturned into a ditch while passing a truck. Accompanying passengers Rosemary Reyner Ginetta Reyner Henry Hottenstein Fred Hottenstein Jr Henry Young and Donald Bull were uninjured.

Evelyn Reyner Hurtsville City Memorial Hospital Maquoketa Highway 64 Rosemary Reyner Ginetta Reyner Henry Hottenstein Fred Hottenstein, Jr Henry Young Savanna Donald Bull Thomson

Class Play Was Well Attended at York Community Gym

The junior class of York Community high school presented Professor, How Could You in the gym on Wednesday evening November 5 1941. Miss Farnsworth directed a three act comedy. Joseph Isenhart played a trombone solo and Leta Gaar sang two solos. The class thanks Mr Sikkema of Sikkema Funeral Parlors Fulton for the amplifying system and others in the community for lending props.

York Community High School Farnsworth Joseph Isenhart Letha Gaar Sikkema Fulton

Local social notes from Thomson area brief Tuesday calls

Tuesday afternoon visitors to Henry Parsons home included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Daehler and Mrs. Harold Daehler of Chadwick. Sunday guests for dinner were Mrs. Mary Frazier of Savanna, Mrs. Hazel Stagg and her son Dick. Arthur Gehr and family moved from Geisinger House to New Market Iowa.

Henry Parsons Carl Daehler Harold Daehler Chadwick Mary Frazier Savanna Hazel Stagg Lena Stagg Arthur Gehr Geisinger Morgan New Market Iowa

Church Services Focus On Armistice Day Theme

Stuart Cleworth leads services on Sunday November 9 with morning worship at 8 45 and a 9 30 church school session. The sermon title If the Foundations Be Destroyed links Armistice Day 1918 to a call for a new permanent ethic and devotion in worship. Former service men are invited to attend as the church urges disciplined, wholehearted devotion to Christian duties.

Stuart Cleworth Brothers Topeka Kans America

Church Schedule and Charity Events Announced

The church lists a 10:00 Sunday school with Charles McGinty, a 11:00 morning worship led by Rev. Ploch on the theme The World Mission of the Church, a November 12th noonday annual dinner and bazaar by the Women’s Society, and a November 14th Booth Festival with covered dish dinner at Polo to aid the Peek Home. Canned goods school supplies sewing materials and staple groceries are welcomed. contact Darlene Ashby Bob Miller or Paul Rogers to help.

Charles McGinty Ploch World Mission of the Church Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Church Polo Peek Darlene Ashby Bob Miller Paul Rogers

Sunday Worship and Sunday School Schedules

Argo Methodist lists 9 30 Sunday mass and 9 30 Sunday school with no church services. Baptist church: 9 30 Morning worship and 10 30 Sunday school in effect.

Baptist

Sunday church events and evening service

Rev. Sword, pastor, led the Christian Endeavor meeting with Mrs. Harvey Seim this week. The Ideal quartet, Mr. and Mrs. Corzine and Mr. and Mrs. Reiff, performed a vocal number during the evening service.

Christian Endeavor Sword Harvey Seim C. E Ideal Quartet Corzine Reiff

Parish notices and dairy barn project in Cottonwood

Rev. Paul Farley schedules prayer meeting on Thursday at 8 00 p m and Sunday services including Sunday school at 10 00 a m and sermon at 7 30 p m The third quarterly conference is set for Friday Nov 14 at 7 30 p m Mrs Pearl Lockhart of Fulton is building a 30 by 52 foot dairy barn on the farm tenanted by her son Dwight Lockhart at Cottonwood The barn features a composition roof steel stanchions ventilating windows space for 12 cows per side with a 10 foot drive through to accommodate a manure spreader Mr and Mrs Mark Seim of Cordova visited Fred Seim on Friday

Paul Farley Pearl Lockhart Fulton Dwight Lockhart Cottonwood

Library Officers Meet Tuesday in York Township

Officers of the York township library met Tuesday evening for the monthly business meeting. The librarian Mrs Grace Strauch read reports including adult department books read 251, classed books 9, magazines 94, new subscribers 4. Juvenile department story books 106, classed books 8, magazines 26, new subscribers 4. On Friday Mrs Anson Steinmeyer of Sterling hosted dinner guests with her sisters and their husbands.

York Township Library Grace Strauch Anson Steinmeyer Sterling Allen Witmer Harry Jonorin

F F A Freshmen to be Initiated in Greenhand Degree

Freshman agricultural students LeRoy Collinson John Simpson LeRoy Prins and Billy King will receive initiation into the Greenhand degree of the Future Farmers of America this Wednesday evening November 12. Participants will wear corncob necklaces. initiation committees are chaired by John Halfman with members including Tom McKee Bob Miller Pete Cate Tom Hand Bill Marshall and Bob Smith. Miss Mary Sheridan attended the Postmasters Meeting at Mt Carroll Tuesday evening.

Future Farmers of America LeRoy Collinson John Simpson LeRoy Prins Billy King John Halfman Tom McKee Bob Miller Pete Cate Tom Hand Bill Marshall Bob Smith

Telephones Nearing Completion in Local Office

The new automatic telephone system will not be operable until late next week due to material shortages. Manager Charles Groharing expects partial usage this week. several patrons are named among new users, and Miss Bessie Groharing will lead the local Utilities office handling inquiries and collections with no regular operator aside from her.

Charles Groharing Herbert St. Ores Joe Shutters Wayne Ashby Dick Williams Gerald Brown Bessie Groharing Miss Groharing

York P T A Meeting Focuses On The Child In His Community

The York P T A holds its November meeting tonight with the theme The Child in His Community. Program contents include The Home and Family Life with community singing led by Herbert St. Ores pioneer family life by Mrs Nino Kenyon musical reading by Jacqueline McGin ty modern family life by Miss Edna Walters a duet by Mrs Earl Shoemaker and Mrs Emil Brach and an informal quiz led by Eugene Murray.

York P. T. A Herbert St. Ores Pioneer Family Life Nino Kenyon Jacqueline McGin Edna Walters Earl Shoemaker Emil Brach Eugene Murray

Skip Tracer at Opera House November 12

The junior class play moved from Wednesday to Tuesday at the Opera House. The drama Skip Tracer, about budgets and bill collectors, will be staged on Wednesday November 12 at 7 45 p m. at the Opera House.

Opera House

Rock River Conference Board of Education Meeting Attended by Local Officials

Rev Lois E McKowen of Orangeville and Mrs Clarence Ploch attended the Rock River Conference Board of Education meeting held in Chicago this afternoon and evening.

Lois E. McKowen Orangeville Clarence Ploch Rock River Conference Board of Education Chicago

Enjoy Exhibit At Clinton La

Mrs. Paul Lewis and Mrs. J. Dr. Morse attended the antique and modern quilt glassware and china exhibits in the First Presbyterian kirk house Wednesday afternoon. They found it very interesting and complete in details with music during the display and tea served by hostesses in colonial costumes.

Paul Lewis

Local visits noted in Webster City and area

Mr and Mrs Harry Janvrin returned to Webster City Iowa after visiting with Mrs Allen Witmer. Mr and Mrs Kyle Melendy and daughter Joyce called at the Frank and Donald Smith homes Sunday evening. George Clay and Mrs George Williams of Savannah visited Ida Frederick and Luther Geisinger homes. Sunday supper guests in the Ben Wagner home were Mr and Mrs A E Mitchell of Morrison.

Harry Janvrin Allen Witmer Webster City Kyle Melendy Joyce Frank Donald Smith Gerge Clay George Williams Savanna Ida Prerick Don Bradford Freeport Ida Frederick Luther Geisinger Ben Wagner A. E. Mitchell Morrison

Morrison social notes and village board meeting

Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs Bruce Groharing at Harry Traum home in Morrison and Mrs Fred Doden staying with Frank Kahler in Morrison. Sunday guests at Lernie Dykstra were Mr and Mrs Martin Skipper and daughters Lois and Myrtle of Fulton. Village board met in regular monthly session Monday evening Nov 3.

Local Health Notes From Sterling Area

Otto Switzer is home with chickenpox and Irene Schick shows improvement after illness at Contagious hospital. Larry Geerts has been discharged from Jane Lamb hospital to his parents’ Lyndon home. Vaughn Kahler of Morrison entered Sterling hospital for observation and possible surgery with his mother Mildred Doden Kahler formerly of Thomson. The patient’s infection has progressed to peritonitis.

Otto Switzer Irene Schick Contagious Hospital Larry Geerts Jane Lamb Hospital Bill Geerts Lyndon Vaughn Kahler Frank Kehler Morrison Sterling Hospital

Halloween Party Brings Classes Together at Methodist

At the Hal lowe'en party in the church basement the Rain Drop Sunday school class led by Mrs Fred Miller entertained the boys class taught by Bob Miller. It was a costume event with games and refreshments of popcorn balls apples and fudge served by the girls.

Local Club Gatherings Highlight Argo 500 and Thomson Societies

Mrs. Cora Kauffman hosted the Argo 500 Club meeting at her home with members present. The Thomson Woman’s Club planned a November 12 event hosted by Mrs. Leota Holland. Amy Lewis presided over Thomson 500 Club with Leita Johansen winning first place in the week’s scores. Leila Johansen to host November 15. Rev Clarence Ploch attended the district Woman’s Society of Christian Service meeting in Rockford, with Mrs A Aldrich of Oak Park delivering the keynote and officer elections held.

Chestnut Park T. Stuart Cleworth Community Church Wm. Roberts Mission Circle Argo 500 Club Cora Kauffman Mary Thomson Woman's Club Leota Holland Luella Diehl Cora Stickell Leila Johansen Clarence Ploch Woman's Society of Christian Service Tockford A. Aldrich Oak Park

October attendance and bake sale praise from Oil Valley school

Those who were neither absent nor tardy during October include Cecilia Hawk Wilma Foltz Russell Libberton Barbara Hawk Walter Hartman Richard Stricker Shirley Bundy Stanley Remrey. Social well attended and a nice sum realized. Thanks extended to all who helped with the program and pastry and refreshments sales. Pupils and teacher of Oil Valley school.

Cecilia Hawk Wilma Foltz Russell Libberton Barbara Hawk Walter Hartman Richard Stricker Shirley Bundy Stanley Remrey Oil Valley School

Red Cross solicitors named for Armistice Day drive

Mrs Roy Houghton head of the local Red Cross drives appoints solicitors Mrs Lawrence Weatherwax Miss Glendora Schade Mrs Glenn Demaree Mrs Robert Groharing Mrs Emil Brach Mrs Eugene Murray Mrs Leonard Stage Thomson Mrs Fred Nipe and Mrs Leroy Foltz Argo Fa. They join Mrs J Y Stickell for a 6 30 dinner and rally at the Presbyterian church in Savannah. The drive begins Armistice Day and continues through Thanksgiving.

Red Cross Roy Houghton Lawrence Weatherwax Glendora Schade Glenn Demaree Robert Groharing Emil Brach Eugene Murray Leonard Stage Thomson Fred Nipe Leroy Foltz Argo Fa J. Y. Stickell

Bazaar Set for Wednesday November 12 at Methodist Church

The W.8.C.8S of the Methodist church hosts a bazaar on Wednesday November 12 with a chicken dinner menu including mashed potatoes cabbage salad baked beans apple cranberry relish bread and pie plus coffee at forty cents for adults and twenty six cents for children. Auxiliary committees led by Undine Pape Grace Strauch Salome McGinty coordinate sales and activities with Cora Stickell and Luella Timmons overseeing the fish pond and secretary duties by Mrs. Cora Stickell. Fancy work and rugs will be offered for sale.

Methodist Church Undine Pape Grace Strauch Salome McGinty Cora Stickell Luella Timmons

Local social notes from Clinton and Coleta gatherings

Louis Kradle of Clinton spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Carl Johansen. Wesley Kness family visited London at the Bill Geerts home with Janice Geerts who recently stayed with her grandparents. Allen Witmer and guests Harry Janvrin of Webster City Ia were dinner guests at Amos Parkholder in Coleta.

Louis Kradle Clinton Carl Johansen Wesley Kness London Bill Geerts Janice Geerts Allen Witmer Harry Janvrin Webster City Amos Coleta

Rockford Couple Marin Bakkelund Weds Carroll F. McGinty

Marin Bakkelund and Carroll F. McGinty wed in Rockford at 11 a.m. with Dr. Charles R. Goff officiating. The couple, both long connected to Rockford, plan to reside at 1454 Charles Street after a brief honeymoon.

John Bakkelund Crosby Street Rockford Marin Carroll F. McGinty Charles McGinty Thomson Charles R. Goff Court Street Methodist Church Roland C. Hamilton Business Equipment Service Company Stockford McGinty Jackson Franklin Cockford College Rockford Art Association Burpee Art Gallery Charles Street

Bride-To-Be Bernita Bonjour Honored At Shower

Miss Bernita Bonjour of Mt Carrol was feted at a Fulton area miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Herman Timmons. Guests from Fulton and Clinton followed fortunes and enjoyed fruit salad crackers cake and coffee while celebrating her upcoming November wedding to Warren Green.

Bernita Bonjour Paul Bonjour Warren Green Herman Timmons Paul Timmons Lyle Pringle Lee Hurlbut Ben Norman Ruth Roy Burkema Frank Timmons John Voss Helen Fulton Chas. Snyder Roy Ruch Earl Fannell Mary Farwell Clinton Gerald Brown Thomson Mt. Carroll

October Attendance and Holiday Plans At Miller School

October attendance nearly perfect with one absence. High honors awarded to Donald Gehrts Wesley Bailey James Jobe Alyce Jobe Clara Belle Miner and Viola Miner. Honors recipients Marie Geiger Lucile Geiger Gladys Ready Jeanette Smith Gene Gehrts. Christmas sewing and numerous October visitors noted. Hallowe'en party had fifteen guests. Miller school program planned for November 10 with many recitations songs and pantomimes led by students including Patsy Bailey Jeanette Smith Marie Geiger and Donald Gehrts. Libbie H. Rupple teacher. Amy Ortt new Thomson Review subscriber.

Donald Gehrts Wesley Bailey James Alyce Jobe Clara Belle Viola Miner Marie Lucile Geiger Gladys Ready Jeanette Smith Gene Gehrts R. Walker C. Ready Dorothy Patsy Bailey Institute Rockford Miller School Dolly Janis Jobe America Marie Geiger Chloe Clara Belle Miner Iva Newway Land of Liberty Gladys Libbie H. Rupple

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