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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
12
Local notes detail visits by Moss Hainet Zigechwerdt of Tolon and others, with church and social gatherings across Clinton Savanna and Mt Carroll. A variety of urban and rural residents are highlighted, including dinners, hostings, and travel between Chadwick, Savanna, and nearby towns. The piece also promotes the P T A home talent play and upcoming performances.
A man explains he always has a canteen while hunting so he can take a chaser after ev. 7 het, delivering a brief humorous punchline about his intent.
The Altar and Rosary society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A. E. Sheridan. Two guests were Mrs. Walter Fields and Miss Mae Kustes of Fulton. Bunce at three tables gave Irene Sheridan high honors and Mrs. Tim McNamara consolation. The hostess served a tutteh. The Methodist ladies aid met all day Wednesday with Mrs. Will Shaper in Savanna. Carpet rags were sewn. Attendees included Mesdames C. L. Gablin, Herman Francke, Ben Wagner, Delia Melrendy, John Ashpole, Fred Boden and Blanch Martindale.
Fulton resident Pete Sikkema, a recent bridegroom, was honored at a stag party hosted by George Balk in Fulton on Tuesday evening. Attendees included Roy Bronkerta, Henry Tiesman, Edward Hoogheim, Anthony Prins, Eugene Vogel, Clarence Bolhous, Henry Bielema, Ralph Sikkema, Pete Bush, John Klimstra, and the honoree with his wife. games of pitch and checkers plus sandwiches, pumpkin pie and coffee were enjoyed. Sikkema received a chest of tools as a gift.
A humorous exchange features a stenographer delaying tasks and her employer's quip about brightening the corner where she is. The joke pivots on a pun about putting out lights and finishing work tomorrow.
Chadwick News delayed second Grade Review due to shipment issues. Waned Olson drew an attractive cover and Delmar Traum edited the arial. Eighteen pages hold literature by staff writers including poems and short stories. Students and sponsors Eileen Olsson and Louisa Duele ler contributed. the paper aims to evoke fond grade school memories.
Chadwick residents report visits and Sunday gatherings with extended families and neighbors across Davenport, Champaign, Milledgeville, Naperville, Dixon, Hanover, and Chicago. Notable names include Handel, Manning, Kradle, Rahn, Bitner, Zugschwerdt, Daehler, Geison, and Dollinger among others.
A lettered notice describes a Sunday gathering at the Lanett Mulenver residence with relatives and friends visiting from Milledgeville Freeport Morabon and other areas. Guests included Mr and Mrs Cigeare and LaVerne, Mr and Mrs Sam Shilling, and Mr and Mrs Deight Garnhart among others.
The Review office on Friday congratulated Western Union on its prize award and thanked readers for strong support. The column notes ongoing service to the community and invites continued backing in the future. Nearby, several residents hosted callers from Sterling, while others traveled or visited different local homes during the weekend.
OCR reads like jumbled exchanges with phrases about doors teeth and supper. Names, places, and clear events are missing, leaving a chaotic snippet that hints at domestic or social friction but lacks coherent reporting.
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