Obituary: Mrs Celia Dunshee of Thomson
Mrs Celia Dunshee, aged 80, died at Thomson after a winter visit with Mrs Sarah Willerd. Born December 25, 1841 in Brimfield, she married Timothy Dunshee in 1865 and raised a stepson, Charles J. Dunshee. Survived by sisters, a niece, and nephews, she was a longtime York Baptist member. Funeral at Thomson residence conducted by Rev F Z Winebrenner, burial in Dunshee Cemetery. Her church circle noted she was active and generous, often aiding orphans and the destitute. Funeral attendants listed. gospel team of Savanna Methodist church assisted. Also mentions Mid West Hospital in Chicago advertising nurse training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Dunshee
Thomson
Sarah Willerd
Celia E. Lathrop
Brimfield
York Township
Timothy Dunshee
Byron
Charles J. Dunshee
Mr. Dunshee
Sarah Snyder
A. L. Williamson
Carroll
Nena Lavehran
Kings
Clare
Hoyt Williamson
Dwight Barrett
York Baptist Church
F. Z. Winebrenner
M. E. Church
James Frost
Joseph Wilt
Edwin Porter
Richard Groharing
Frank Rush
Kyle Melendy
Bayard Cole
Dunsh
Tuesday Election Returns Include Party Votes and Names
Tuesday's election produced a mix of party tallies and candidate names. Republicans carried many statewide and local offices though results show Democratic support in several contests and a single Socialist ticket on the ballot.
Thomson Library Report and church notes
Thomson Library report for September and October lists 292 books issued, 208 adult fiction, 72 juvenile fiction, and 12 magazines. New books received, total in library 1015, 183 cards in force, four cards cancelled, fines income $1.35, card income $0.00, and future residents’ receipts $15.13. The M E Church held its first quarterly conference at Thomson on November 5 with strong attendance, electing a new board of Trustees and Stewards for 1922 to 1927, including Chas Jenking, Arthur Pape, H Francke, Daniel Harney, R L Fuller, and Stewards Mesdames Lewis, A Pape, E Martindale, H Shoemaker, Thomas Orcutt. Treasurer Daniel Harney, Chas Wilt. Saturday night a collision with a truck driven by Donald Robinson damaged a mule and a car. Wilt injured, boys injured, windshield broken, front of car wrecked, and settlement made per Mr Wilt.
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M. E. Church
Thomson
EB. B. Crawford
Stewarts
Chas Jenking
Arthur Pape
H. Francke
Daniel Harney
R. L. Fuller
Mesdames
A. Lewis
A Pape
E. Martindale H. Shoemaker
Thomas Orcutt
Chas Wilt
Idea
Donald Robinson
Wilt
Robinson
Wil
They both get it in a pointed Pallcas quip
A Pallcas saying contrasts quick, rash conclusions with slower, more deliberate errors. It notes that some react instantly while others stumble into mistakes at a relaxed pace. The aphorism emphasizes varied approaches to judgment.
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Detroit
Ford
Lewis Motor CO
California
America
Burlington
Denver
Pike's Peak
Royal Gorge
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Grand Canyon
Feather River
Sierra Xeva
Glacier Park
Minneapolis 8. Paul
Missisippi River
Glen
All Western
Burlineston
C. H. Jenkins Ticket Agent
Celia
Savanna Gospel Team
Methodist Church
Mid West Hospital Hospital
Park Ave
Chicago
Mid West Hospital
Dt Publican
Treacher
Camorrot
Nelson Barta
Armstrong
Mary Ward Hart
Rusey
Morse Mann
Frank T. O’ Hair
Congress
Yates
Murphy
Rathborne
German
Mason Huck
Allen Albert
McKenzie
Curtiss
Gen. Assembly
Dist
Dist Fot Representative Robert Irwin 258 C Franz 47 Dos. Myers
W C. Milner
O. M. Grove
Fred Smith
Adams
Crouse
Sherif Howard
J. Donahue
Ed. Myers
Chas,Miller
Martha Ashby
Thomson Library
Catherne Adams
Cream Shippers
Figin
Malwathee
Elgin
B.S. Pearsall Butter Co
Elsin
J. M. Fay & Son
Brumer Bros
Fifth Ave
Clinton, Low
Mle
Weber
D.E. Hollinshead
Farm Machine Headquarters
McCormick-Deering Line
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