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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1936

Page

3

Senior Sputter War Declares Class Feud At School

The yearbook style debate erupts as Seniors blast Sophomores for alleged ego and mediocrity. The column defends senior leadership while lampooning rival students through mock oath and banners. The piece ends with a poem praising seniors and mocking sophomores.

Colonial Test Party at Thomson church aids bazaar work

The Thimble Needle and Thread society of the Christian church held a delightful Colonial Test Party at Mrs. Robert Groharing's home with Mrs. Paul Lewis assisting. After business and craft work for the annual bazaar, attendees wore colonist caps and aprons and enjoyed Boston baked beans, brown bread, gingerbread, tea, and candy corn favors. Guests included Lady Winthrop through Lady Temperance, plus Priscilla and Constance, with light auto-accident remarks as the program closed.

Needle and Thread Society of the Christian Church Robert Groharing Paul Lewis Boston Lady Winthrop Lady Standish Lady Smith Lady Alden Lady Baltimore Lady Williams Lady Aglethorpe Lady Franklin Lady Berkley Lady Dinwiddie Lady Cabot Lady Columbus Lady Magellan Lady Raleigh Lady Drake Lady DeSoto Lady Delaware Lady Hudson Lady Priscilla Constance Lady Abigail Lady Elizabeth Prudence Lady Temperance

Funeral for John Guinther Draws Large Crowd

The funeral for John Guinther drew a large crowd with services at the house and burial at Chadwick cemetery. Five sons and a grandson served as bearers. Mrs. Guinther lived to an advanced age, and Mrs. Engelking from La Crosse attended to honor her grandfather. Coon hunting and local road work are noted in the community updates.

John May Mee Frank Engelking la Crosse Wis John Guinther Mildred Bower Raymond Carroll Durin Mrs. Carroll Mrs. Wolfe Will Moore Will Holm Harold Kenyon

Local social notes mix visits and events in Green Island area

Wacker Mrs Geo Neis Sr spent last weekend in Chicago with Mr and Mrs Glen Neis. The ladies aid held a spelling contest in the M E church Friday night with good attendance. The N C Club met in the home of Mrs Herold Merchant last Thursday. Mrs Geo Neis Sr and Mrs Theo Storm spent Tuesday in the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Lohmeier. Mr and Mrs Theo Storm visited Sunday evening in the W R Stage home. Mr and Mrs Guy Turney visited Sunday evening in the R S Blake home at Green Island. Dora Lee Turney spent the weekend with her grandmother Mrs Jesse Grohating at Savanna.

Geo. Neis Sr Chicago Glen Neis Ladies’ Aid M. EB N. C. Club Theo Storm Henry Lohmeier W. R. Stage Guy Turney R. S. Blake Green Island Dora Lee Turney Jesse Grohating Savanna

State Legislature Sets Nov 17 Meeting and Dec 1 Adjournment

After a conference with Speaker John Devine, Alexander Wilson announced a perfunctory second special session on Nov 17 and adjournment until Dec 1. An expected January relief fund appropriation may be considered then as the 60th general assembly will meet. The house chamber is under renovation after July 4 fire, and Rep. Thomas J. Lenane of Quincy seeks the speakership in January.

John Devine Alexander Wilson Horner 60Th General Assembly Thomas J. Lenane Quincy Lenane

Letters From Moline Reader On Subscribing Prospects

A reader from 2203 6th Ave Moline Illinois writes to The Thomson Review Illinois about renewing for the ensuing year. He reflects on memories of neighbors, time past, and the steady news columns offering continuity as generations pass.

Keep to Your Side of the Road for Safety

A pamphlet warns motorists the black line down the road marks the life line and urges drivers to stay on their side to prevent head on collisions. It cites 27,000 traffic deaths last year, mostly in small towns, and stresses hugging the outside edge to escape reckless drivers.

International Live Stock Exposition Heads to Chicago

America's annual Continental Congress of anticulture the International Live Stock Exposition will be held Nov 28 to Dec 5 in the new International Amphitheater at the Chicago Stock Yards. Plan to house over 15,000 animals, with more than 80 breeds and about 100000 dollars in cash premiums.

America Chicago Stock Yards Heide Woomerous High Lights Austral Australia France Belgium Scotland Chicago

The Girl Whose Remarks Are Pointed and Timed

A compact, enigmatic note hints at a poised girl who speaks with precision and a traveler guided by air conditioning, evoking themes of control and timing without detail.

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