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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1969
Page
4
A Friday night birthday party at the Prins home marks Debbie Prins turning sixteen. Twelve girls attended with supper cake and ice cream as 16 pink roses decorated the cake. guests included Pam Keutman and LouAnn Bellich.
Cate, Lorrie Dittmar, Sandy McCrudden, Sandy Prins, Greta Chen Hartman, Kara Grim, Mary Dykstra, Phyllis Buikema, Cindy Schmitt and Nancy Bruckner are listed. Debbie received many lovely gifts.
Thomson notes Mr and Mrs Donald Schoen ing and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Dunn in Clinton Iowa.
Numerous Cedar Rapids and nearby residents welcomed relatives and friends from Mount Carroll Dubuque Fulton Morrison Lanark and Fort Leonard Wood. Visitors included Leeann Strukhoff Esther Gussey and many extended family members with weekend gatherings and Sunday dinners.
Notice is given of the death of Paul A. Pratt with an estate pending in the Circuit Court of Carroll County Pimois. Claims must be filed within seven months from letters of office issued November 6 1969. Letters testamentary issued. executors named Pratt and Weissmiller are attorney Robert W. Weissmiller Mt. Carroll Illinois.
The Sick Mrs Paul Smith was dismissed from University Hospital Madison after a two week stay. Louis Shelly is convalescing at his daughter's home following surgery. Mrs Joe Deck left Mercy Hospital after a three week surgical stay. Rick Dykstra son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Dykstra was in an overnight accident. Miss Elsie Tousley was discharged from Jane Lamb Hospital after several weeks as a surgical patient. Terry Noble of Mount Carroll, a Thomson school teacher, had an emergency appendectomy.
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