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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1938
Page
6
Thomson notes Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Justice Prins include Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stickell and daughter Marie of Savannah. Miss Ruth McGinnis will visit Sabula with her mother Mrs. Oliver Each over the weekend.
Mrs John Cooper and daughter Gladys and Miss Nell Burns visited Saturday evening in Savanna. Mr and Mrs V C Fenley are Thanksgiving day guests of Mr and Mrs James Galousha at Garden Plain. Mr and Mrs Russell Gleason and family of Savanna are guests today of his mother Mrs Louella Gleason, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Whitney of Chadwick have as their guests today their parents, Mr and Mrs Ernest Whitney and Frank Switzer of Mt Carroll.
A brief exchange features a man declaring his Scottish heritage and pride in being born in the country to avoid paying passage costs, highlighting themes of migration and identity. The humorous line underscores ongoing questions about belonging and origin.
A reflective text notes how love shapes identity and behavior. It questions devotion and hints at fleeting affairs and the varied, improvised nature of relationships among people described as women and men.
Bert Vanderwarf of the Chicago Motor club reports upcoming color schemes for 1989 plates. Favorite is yellow and black, followed by blue and white. aluminum plates gain popularity with seven states adopting them. Highlights include Wyoming bucking bronco and Louisiana pelican designs.
The Ideal church offers Sunday school at 10 a.m. Young people's meeting at 7 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Sword is pastor. Stakemiller led the youth group, with vocal duet by Stakemiller and Corzine, reading by Corzine, and accompaniment by Mrs. Stakemiller. The feature was a Round Table on What I Have to be Thankful For. You are welcome at Ideal.
A proposal asks voters in Thomson Consolidated School District No. 74 whether to levy an annual tax not to exceed 114 percent for educational purposes. The measure outlines funding for schools and related programs.
The text asserts spiritual mindedness brings life and peace and that outward actions reflect inner thought. It warns that a thinking person opposes darkness, values fine thoughts as wealth, and critiques flirtations with married men and fashionable vanity among women.
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