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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
5
A compact column highlighting notable past events from years ago. It spotlights local happenings, anniversaries, and remembered moments, offering readers a snapshot of earlier community activities and interests.
The Chadwick community reports a busy period with a Jeeture court gathering, November lectures on electricity cooking, and a marriage at the Bell home. Townsfolk travel to Milledgeville and Lanark for visits, candidates emerge for county offices, and social events include du ck dinners, Eastern Stars degree work, and youth group gatherings. Notable names include Helen Backer, Henry Traum, G E Scheerer, Flora Potter, and local families from Chadwick and nearby towns.
Mrs Chas Willy of Lavalle Wisconsin returns home after attending her father Alex Fye s funeral in the previous week Miss Chloe Jenkins visits with her sister Mrs Ralph Olds near Albany Odd Fellows from Fulton assist in the third degree Lew Lewis and mother Mrs A E Lewis visit Walnut Senator Turmbaugh of Mt Carroll is favored for US District Attorney appointment The ladies aid of the Christ ian church spend the day in Fulton at Mrs M E Baker s home
Ragged community notes report Willan of Stanton selling beauty shop duties, Morvicon job move, hospital visits at Freeport Deaconess, and varied social gatherings. Mentions Chadwick Womans Club, Red Men basketball at Forreston, a newborn Herbert Beyers Senneff, and Mildred Stadel invited to Frances Shimer events in Mt Carroll.
Angelor Walter WW McLaughin of UAE alase duper bimnt vt ayer announces that Jess Lian B00 herds of daily cattle am Lie Vinna have ate beet vested Lee due with tuberculosis. Goveul Judge K. E. Srone denies restraining state testing in Washington County as officials proceed to complete tests in counties not yet credited. Exchanging emit sconces editor EL Cricfield of Atlanta Arm gus, recalls Lincoln era meetings with Wells Fay and Hubert Lincely, noting a sketches’ link to Robert Lincoln. Stanley Watson becomes tax attorney for Cook County south sales, replacing AL Kedder.
The writer notes poultry prices fell about 23 percent from last year while feed costs rise, making many farmers sell at a loss. With a large poultry crop and storage costs high, they warn against holding chickens as prices sag. Sell when birds weigh 4 to 5 pounds to improve room for lighter birds.
Irwin Plummer son of Dudley Plumer of Naperville was honored at a Sunday birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Zugschwerdt. He received a small dog as a gift and thanked the hosts warmly. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Plumer and daughter Janette, Mrs. Richard Heybeck of Barrington, and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Zugschwerdt.
A compilation of Savanna area notes covers mild weather, corn harvest progress, and farm routines. Residents like Lisyd Leavens and Earl Puckle are mentioned with visits to relatives and shifts in housing. Neuritis sickness and illness among neighbors are noted, along with possible railway routes and a T N P meeting at Mrs Laura Stiles with a chicken dinner.
Spring Valley notes report Thanksgiving morning service at a local church with Miss Alu Entwhstle Sibly as guest. A son was born Sunday at Marion hospital to Mr and Miss Marshall Olson. Mr and Mrs Philo Slaughter and daughter Norma Tean visit the Ward home. Mrs Mary Charch visited Fulton Sunday afternoon. J P Charles Patterson hosted an all day aid society meeting at the Spring Vale church with Mrs Melvin Crouth discussing hopes for a relay.
Fragmented OCR reads like a fractured memoir scene with jumbled quotes and garbled names. It mentions a governor Henry Horner reference and a hospital operation amid unclear dialogue.
A local Commercial Club announces a meeting on Wednesday. The notice lists tentative topics and attendees, including club officers and members, with reminders about timing and location. The readable text references regional ties and possible presentations by members.
Mrs Frank Vota and Mrs Ray Masheel report the death of a mother at her home in Seattle Washington. The deceased was the daughter of Anian Photon fue wr Maer and widow of WAhy ses Ade 5 ay Fhusbarn. Survivors include Frank Poti and Gi Ray Machael of Thaasop, two half siblings, and W. A. Adams and Bani or.
Two men entered public life after long careers with appointments as federal judges. Judge Louis FitzHearny at the U S Court of Appeals in Chicago and Rep J Earl Majors of Hillsboro were named to new posts. Ceremonies marked their elevations amid political debate over seating challenges and indebtedness allegations tied to gas taxes.
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