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Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1940

Page

7

Letters From Our Readers Stratford Town November 17 1940

Dear Foster I enclose 1 50 for another year. We were in Illinois last summer and in January when Glenns father died but did not visit Thomson. We are well and busy. Edith and Fred Stevenberg visited us this summer and we had a blizzard and cold weather. Give regards to old acquaintances from Mrs Glenn Hinds.

Foster Ilinoig Glenn Thomson Jack Edith Fred Stevenberg Ilinois Mrs Glenn Hinds

Community Notes From Chadwick Area

Mr and Mrs Arthur Doty and family of Sterling spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Lott. Mr and Mrs Joe Grim were entertained at dinner Sunday at the Don Harris home.

Arthur Doty Sterling Arthur Lott Joe Grim Don Harris

Grade School News Highlights National Education Week

Students and staff marked National Education Week with a listing of attendees led by Mrs. John Carpenter and Mrs. Herbert St. Ores among others. Six weeks tests yielded several perfect scores in spelling as Diana Diehl and others achieved 100. Thanksgiving break is set for November 21 and 22 with classroom decorations and a tea event noted.

Crade School News John Carpenter Herbert St. Ores Janice Ferdinand Grimm Pearl Gilson Deanna Carl Robinson B. D. Dimmick Edith Gaar Claude Grim Thomas Hand Eugene Murray Harry Diehl B. R. Lewis. Mee GO. A. Smith Jared Miller Earl Shoemaker Virgil Wilt Nancy Helen Gaar C. W. Hogg Diana Diehl Jacqueline McGinty Darlene Shoemaker Betty Lou Witt Cerilia Hawk Donald Ashby

Local residents plan visits and Thanksgiving gatherings

Mrs. C. H. Rahn visits Bloomington for Anita and Anita's guest Elizabeth Ratcliffe and Beth Mackey of Illinois Wesleyan University. Several families host relatives and friends across Illinois from Coleta to Tampico, Polo, Galesburg, Mt. Carroll, and Clinton with Rev. E Boening as guest speaker at First Lutheran Church.

C. H. Rahn Bloomington Anita Elizabeth Ratcliffe Beth Mackey Illinois Wesleyan University Henry Keil Ruth John Rhode Coleta Robert Isenberger Richard Mt. Carroll Joe Reeder Clinton Edgar Imel

By-Products of Poultry and Eggs Spark National Scramble

The essay notes a wartime shift raising duck and goose feather prices as supplies from Czechoslovakia cease. Poultry dressers stop saving chicken feathers, while rearmament orders increase pillow demand. Researchers seek new uses for poultry by products and eggs, including a Ford car body material from various farm by products.

Czechoslovakia Army Navy Ford

How to cure drafts in new homes around windows

An old article explains three main draft sources: window frame joints with the wall, misfitting sash and frame, and single pane glass. It urges wide blind stop frames, factory fitted units with weatherstrip, and double pane windows to trap dead air and keep warm air from cooling quickly.

Chicago Show Draws Nation's Best Stock

The International Live Stock Exposition opens Nov 30 at the International Amphitheatre Chicago Stock Yards drawing entries from 34 states and Canada. Illinois leads in county participation, with Iowa and Indiana also strong. Over 1000 horses expected including 456 draft entries, with major beef breeds Aberdeen Angus Hereford Shorthorn totaling 1341 head across purebred and steer classes.

Chicago International Amphitheatre Chicago Stock Yards B. H. Heide Canada Illinois Iowa Indiana America

Subtle humor on publishing and dining quirks in dialogue

A playful exchange features an author noting a milestone writing for an editor and a friend praising a “masterpiece.” The conversation shifts to dining as one guest laments plate removal, while the other confirms it happens here but is tolerable in this restaurant.

School faculties entertained at Gnagey home

Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Gnagey hosted Thursday evening for the Chadwick grade and high school faculties. After a 6:30 dinner guests played "Information Please." Attendees included Miss Esther Hart Miss Cecile Williams Miss Esther Schmaling Miss Edith Hinders Miss June Shadewald Miss Miriam Barnes Anton Wold and Paul Unzicker.

L. J. Gnagey Esther Hart Cecile Williams Esther Schmaling Edith Hinders June Shadewald Miriam Barnes Anton Wold Paul Unzicker

Eagle capture nets large seven foot winged prize

Captors Eagle Harlan Handel and Virgil Tom report capturing an eagle with a seven foot three inch wingspan between here and Milledgeville on Friday morning. The bird was crippled.

Harlan Handel Virgil Tommans Here Milledgville

Funeral attendance for Sgt John Durham in Savannah

Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Buer attend the funeral of their brother in law Sergeant John Durham in Savannah on Monday afternoon.

M. F. Buer John Durham Savanna

Local families share holiday visits across towns

Chadwick residents Charles Hughes and Mrs. Hughes visited at the E R Mest home. Guests included Ierl and Adam Heinze of Reex Walls and the Seidenburgs of Milledgeville. Several families planned Thanksgiving gatherings in Rockford Morrison Mt Carroll and Thomson with relatives in Illinois and Pennsylvania.

Charles Hughes Oak Park E. R. Mest Vernon Rawlins H. L. Rawlins Thomson Eber Shepherd Mr. Carroll Lena John Tripp Rockford John Kradle T. F. Shultz Tommy Freeport Ed Engelkins Robert Elaine Morrison Jacob Prins Robert Turney Mt. Carroll Kyle Turney Elizabeth Hughes Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania Anna George Guy Turney Harlan Handel William Handel Harold Holm Peter Kuehl Andover Bob Traum Bobby Hazelhurst Hattie Kneale Argo-Fa Bert Nelson

Mortals and Libertals Topic in Christian Science Lesson

The Lesson-Sermon across Christian Science churches Sunday November ay featured the subject Mortals and Libertals with the Golden Text He that loveth his life shall lose it and he that hateth his life shall keep it unto life eternal. Included were Bible verses from John and 1 John and excerpts from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy stating that immortal man is God’s image and always spiritual.

Churches of Christ Scientist God Rey Mary Baker Eddy

Community families visit over Thanksgiving weekend

Mrs. William Schreining hosted Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs W F Schreiner. Shirley Ann spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Armstrong at Lanark. Mr and Mrs Raymond Messmer of Dixon and Mr and Mrs Howard Lego of Lanark are spending Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Robert Lego.

William Schreiing W. F. Schreiner Ed Loebhel Shirley Ann John Armstrong Lanark Mrs. Raymond Messmer Dixon Mrs Howard Lego Robert Lego

Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visits Reported

Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hinebaugh included Charlee Shubert and family from Stockton. Mrs. Donald Smith and Allen visited Henry Keil’s home Saturday evening. Lester Morice and Ralph Noller hosted relatives from Stockton on Sunday. Paul Braun returned to Fort Des Moines Iowa after a furlough at home. Elizabeth Mary Quest and Herbie Senneff celebrated birthdays at their grandmother Elisabeth Senneff’s home with Mr. and Mrs. R. Way. William Quest and family and K W Synneff and family plus John and Henry Bushman of Rock Falls joined Hanaford Bushman for Sunday visiting.

Roy Hinebaugh Charlee Shubert Stockton Donald Smith Allen Henry Keil Lester Morice Ralph Noller Paul Braun Fort Des Moines Iowa Elizabeth Mary Quest Herbie Senneff Eliabeth Senneff R. Way William Quest K. W. Synneff John and Henry Bushman Rock Falls Hanaford Bushman

No 246 Gold From the Seal

Oceanic pasts left Illinois with rich mineral beds and minerals now mined from sea bottom rocks. Petroleum formed from ancient oozes, coal from compressed peat, and quartz sand is mined in LaSalle County. Various clays shale silica limestone and metals including lead zinc and fluorite are recovered from former sea bottoms. Sea water remains in some deposits.

Illinois LaSalle County

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