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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1961
Page
5
National Apple Week highlights a child friendly lunch theme with simple recipes. The feature shows a youngster preparing lunch items such as Luncheon Meat Sandwich Green Salad and Apple Juice as an example of nutritious, easy meals for children when a parent is away.
Chicago American columnist Jack Mabley extols Hotel Glen View at Mount Carroll noting its charming character and working antiques. He highlights northwest Illinois scenery including Mississippi Palisades and White Pines parks, Galena and other attractions, while detailing local engagements and military addresses from Thomson area residents.
Thomson Illinois lists P T A chairmen for 1961 62 at Mt Carroll and Savanna area events. Gary Derrer 16 Mt Carroll pleads guilty to failure to yield right of way after a two car collision injuring a Chicago couple en route to Savanna. Mrs Zepp fractured wrist and husband fractured kneecap treated at Savanna hospital.
The P T A will hold a meeting on Thursday September 14 at 8 pm in the school cafeteria.
The Top Notchers 4 H Club met at 7 30 oclock at the Fair Haven home school house Friday. Leroy Ap pel presided with 15 members and 8 guests present. Officers kept Accurate Records and plans were made for a December meeting. Demonstrations covered Dehorning Calves and Safety in the Field.
The proverb urges action over stagnation, warning that dwelling empowers loss. It counsels cheerful pursuit of remedies rather than passive lament, emphasizing practical response to adversity.
Roger Port of Chadwick enters two Angus steers at the International Livestock Show in Chicago, signaling a notable family entry in the prestigious event. Port is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Port.
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