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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
3
Sears will open a new 12,600 square foot Sterling Illinois store on Lo cust street next Thursday morning. Manager Mautner, arriving from Peoria, notes local staffing and merchandise are ready with a strong emphasis on employing Sterling residents to support local business and jobs.
Mrs. Sarah Libberton hosted Argo-F and Mr. Gayrell’s day trip with Mrs. Henry Styner. The 500 club met at Lana Holm’s home with Amy Lewis first, Cora Kauffman second, Milly Holm third. lunch followed. Charles Sack and Vivian joined by J Melnick drove to LaSalle to see the state team contest near Granville. Miss Esther Merchant spoke for Lyta at church. young peoples class presented songs. Mrs. Porter and two daughters visited from Fendona, Wis., with sister Mrs. Walter Severance. Grace Moyer and others were in Freeport Friday. J M Libberton and wife, Chester Libberton and family, and Royal Smith visited Dickeyville on Sunday. Henry Warfield’s public sale drew good prices as he buys Glen Tripp Jot to build a house here. Paul Smith and companion visited Earl Green Sunday. Mrs. Bessie Kenyon hosted dinner with Mrs. Margaret Libberton, Mrs. Hallie Grohaving, and Mrs. Leota Dearinger as guests. Mr. A K McCullagh of Spring Valley, Raymond Carroll, and Floyd Carpenter spent Sunday with Don Carpenter. Mrs. Lee Hulbert and Mrs. Bert Pringle of Fulton and Mrs. Amy Lewis of Thomson visited Madge Bower Tuesday.
Frances Shimer Junior College announces a busy entertainment season with a Mother Goose Revue on Monday Nov 13 at 8 pm admission 35 cents. A children’s matinee on Saturday Nov 18 at 4 pm admission 10 cents. Also on Nov 18 at 7 30 pm an exhibition of swimming and diving by Lakeshore Athletic club Chicago sponsored by the Frances Shimer Athletic Association.
An excerpt from London Opinion notes that bookcases should be protected against decay, but states that there is much pest-driven publication on the topic nowadays making protection harder.
State Superintendent of Schools Frantis G. Bla of Springfield will speak at Chadwick PT A in the gym Monday at 4 o'clock. He will present the Superior Grade School award on behalf of the district, with Supt. L. J. Gnagey accepting. The Chadwick Grade School was named superior in Carroll County last spring by T. A. Simpson. The program includes an Indian playlet, dances, musical numbers, and dramatizations by grades, with staff and students listed.
Herbert Shelly, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Shelly of Hanover, married Miss Wilma Hartman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Hartman of Quir Park Savanna, Saturday evening at St Pauls English Lutheran church Clinton In They will reside with the Browns parents in Hanover for now.
Spring Valley ladies aids and Willing Workers plan annual dinner at Spime Valley church with an all day meeting on Friday December 8 hosted by Drs Ralph Union. Also notes births at Sterling hospital and local obituaries including Mr Lowry, with family ties to Mrs Abbott and Mrs Hoover.
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A coastal pageant at the Capito l Theatre showcased 12 000 pearls and 100 sea nymphs in a water themed production. Designers and Danse Director Bushy Berkeley coordinated golden attire bands molded to each figure using pear outlines, under expert water scene staging.
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