box 39 29c mi zib and drum prices
Itemized prices list for drums and related goods with multiple cents entries. No clear event or people. reads as a merchandise line from a store catalog.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1942
Page
4
Itemized prices list for drums and related goods with multiple cents entries. No clear event or people. reads as a merchandise line from a store catalog.
Mrs. Chas. Jenkins spent a few days this week in Clinton with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Olds. Sunday dinner guests in the Henry L. Hartman home were Mrs. Henry Von Huizen and daughter Donna Jean and Virgil Hartman of Clinton, Lovell Hartman of Thomson and Pvt. Arnold A. Hartman of North Carolina.
Thomson briefs Mrs Olive Bach and daughter Ruth Beck visited the Geo McGinnis home last week. Aleen Fulrath of 814 13 Ave South Clinton subscribes to the Review. Miss Bertha Rafter of Dixon and Mrs Catherine Ballerin of Spring Valley spent this week in the J J Sheridan and Thos Hand homes.
Ruth Newberry 39 wife of Walter Newberry died Sunday morning at her N Sheridan Rd home after a two year illness. She leaves two children Betty 11 and Charles 9, plus siblings and extended family. Funeral held Wednesday at 1 pm at Peterson funeral home Waukegan with Rev Cruen officiating. Burial in Northshore Garden of Memories.
Corp. William B Hoofstitler, son of Mr and Mrs William H Hoofstitler, telegraphs his safe arrival from the Hawaiian islands after six months in the army air corps supply department. He has been advanced to corporal and selected for an officer training school, with destination to be announced. He previously worked for Russell Burdsall and Ward Nut and Bolt Co before enlisting in March. He went from Camp Grant to Jefferson Barracks then to San Francisco before sailing overseas to Hawaii in late May.
Mr and Mrs Ely Cochran spent Sunday in Chicago with Mr and Mrs W J Cochran Ed Poorman of Clinton has returned home after helping his son Lee Poorman pick corn Merle Doden of Morrison will receive the Review as a birthday gift from his mother Mrs Fred Doden Mr and Mrs Everett Bonneur of Morrison spent Sunday in the Ralph Holesinger home Tuesday Mr and Mrs Ralph Hole singer visited with the Otto Holesinger family in Morrison Mr and Mrs Donald Dittsworth of Argo visited Sunday in Mt Carroll with Mr and Mrs Frank Roush John Lohmeier son Blaine and Mrs Bert Johnson and son Aaron left Sunday for Missouri to spend the week visiting the former's brothers George and Otto Lohmeier at Poplar Bluff and sister Mrs Arthur Huff at Perryville
Miss Thelma Schick and Argo Fa school pupils earned a Mt. Carroll Post Office commendation for purchasing 650 dollars in war bonds and 74 dollars in war stamps. A collection of reading excerpts and witty quotes follows the note.
The letter notes Elmer Davis and family returning to Texas for the duration with a job at Lockheed Aircraft Inc. They discuss moving due to unsuitable apartment rules, recent illnesses, a stomach trouble in town, and a new doctor after the previous one had a stroke.
Nettie E. Phillips writes from a hospital or care setting sharing not feeling well and needing a crutch. She notes recent falls nearby, a new capable doctor, and limited writing time. She mentions receiving news from the Review and letters from Bertha and Anna, and thanks groups for visits.
Leland Schmaling performed a saxophone solo The Duch ess by Rehl on KROS Clinton. Miss Schick led pupils in a Tuesday program. Lowell Teeter acted as auctioneer at the school sale generating good proceeds. Names include Mary Bennett, Grace Moyer, June Haas, Richard Haas, and new enrollments at Thomson schools.
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