10 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
1
The Spectator argues farmers should strengthen cooperative movements to secure fair prices amid middlemen challenges. It urges scientific government pruning to avoid harming essential services, cites Genetnin Olson on prudent spending, and notes Roger Babson’s optimism that business recovery begins after the election. It highlights bumper crop optimism and enduring demand issues.
Amid a roundup of illness notes, patients at Savanna City hospital received treatment for pneumonia while several others show improvement. Fred Yates, previously ill, sits up briefly each day as he recovers, and Mrs. Fred Coden improves from a severe cold. Bernie Densmere remains frail, staying at the home of B. Carpenter as he improves. Mire Wither Wellams remains in bed for days, Cyrena Dwesber and Jennie Lowry are visiting, and Mesida Weber recovers at her daughter’s home along with Wesley Sack, who is improving and expected to be home soon.
The York Commercial Club held its November gathering Tuesday at the Christian church parlors. Members heard secretary reports, debated a Christ tree committee, and heard impromptu talks on election impacts. Musical selections followed before adjournment to set January program plans.
Mrs Alfred S Babb of Shannon wife of Alfred Babb Republican candidate for State Senator died at home Wednesday evening from heart disease aged 68 longtime Shannon resident She was active in Methodist church Eastern Stars Royal Neighbors Community Club Thimble Society and Fancy Work Club Survived by husband and two daughters Mrs Clyde Boyle of Lanark Funeral arrangements not announced
Venita I Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Morgan of Thomson and Amos Hicks were united in marriage at Toulon AL at 12 30 o clock in the afternoon on Monday Oct 31 The groom works in hard road construction on Route 80 The bride attended local schools and the couple will reside at Kewanee SH Congratulations extended.
Election judges and clerks in York worked late as regular ballots gave way to write ins and party splits. Banking and constitutional amendments plus a bond issue passed. Roosevelt led Hoover with Horner second, while Democrats ran strong. Socialist votes were tiny. Officials were Jas Sheridan, Ivan Lewis, Baylard Gol. clerks Ferr Renneta Whitney and Ruby Stores. AT CORN HUSKING EVENT Earl Rupple and Robert Mackay attended in Galva, a key day in the corn region with strong local interest.
The article notes a church goal of at least 100 attendees each Sunday over three months, reporting 196 last Sunday and progress toward the target. It mentions a nine piece orchestra led by Herbert St. Ores, the minister preaching on Christian conversation, confessions of faith by Louis Decker and Raymond Kettler, and upcoming events including baptisms and a junior society social. Rev. David Todd will preach next Sunday evening at Memorial Christian church Rock Island.
A 1992 notice outlines a Wednesday Sunday school social at the Wl Griswold home with low attendance due to weather. It lists upcoming all day meetings, church services at the Methodist church with Rev. C Wright, Bible Institute activities, lectures with Rev. E C Wright, and a plan for Armistice Day program at the grade school gym featuring student choirs and readings.
Miss Mabel Groharing and Floyd Tobey united in marriage in Rock Island at 2:30 pm. The couple will reside at the Tobey farm in Thomson York Township. Bride Mr. and Mrs. Unarles Grotharing are noted in local circles. Groom son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Tobey, he is known as a successful onion grower. Friends wish health wealth and happiness.
A daughter named Lola Marie was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Ren Dyktra. The announcement appears in a local classified section indicating a new arrival in the family.
Miss Mabel Groharing wife of Floyd Tobey was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening at the George Balk home from 7 30 to 10 sponsored by Miss Bessie Groharing and Mrs Balk Decorations in pink and yellow brightened the room Guests played banco and the winner for high score was Miss Lorraine Weatherwax Righ low score prize went to Wiss S word The hostess served light refreshments and presented gifts to Miss Groharing including items from Thelma Yalta Bower Florence Smith Elva Stage and others from Freeport party attendees.
The Friansit Shimer Dramatic group prepares The Perfect Alibi for presentation at the Mt. Garrel gymnasium on Saturday. The girls have worked hard to deliver one of their best plays. Admission is 35 cents with reserved seats available at Harold Eaton Drug Store for 25 cents extra.
The Royal Neighbors will hold a meeting next Tuesday after noon at the local lodge hall. The social committee for the afternoon includes Laura Francke, chairwoman, Wilma Rash, Cora Stickell, Anna Carroll, Lucila Gleason, Hallie Groharing and Pearl Kauffman.
Obituary and funeral notice for Albert Potter of Thomson Illinois detailing birth March 4 1849 death November 8 1932 at age 83. Describes his family ties including wives Nettie Barrett Flora Whitney and children Hattie May and others. Notes long farming life and community respect with funeral at Wilt Hotel and Argo Pa cemetery. Card of Thanks from his children.
The Cheese boys from Chadwick Creek travel to Thomson for two basketball games against the Independents and the Hanover string men. Admission 10 cents for children and 5 cents for adults. The Purple and Gold prepare for a second meeting with Hanover on Rome floor Friday. Independents previously defeated Milledgeville Bull Dogs last Thursday. further matches between the teams are planned.
A Sunday birthday anniversary dinner was held at Mrs. Sarah Groharing’s home in Mt. Carroll honoring Mrs. Wallace Dresbach. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dresbach, Bobby and Lucille, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Lewis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Groharing and Prudence, Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. John Carpenter, and Jenet and Marilyn.
Newsy notes report the York Goammansy basketball team will host Han over this Friday November 11 promising a fast game as Han over brings a strong squad. Readers are told about upcoming schedule announcements and changes to the Pearl City and Mt Carroll games plus a full schedule to be published soon.
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