Al End and Per Llie Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text remains unclear but indicates names Al End and Per Llie. Readable pieces offer no event or outcome to describe. Further context or corrected copy is needed for a proper headline and summary.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1960
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text remains unclear but indicates names Al End and Per Llie. Readable pieces offer no event or outcome to describe. Further context or corrected copy is needed for a proper headline and summary.
Local residents attended church fellowship at the Hampshire Methodist Church annex and welcomed new members. A new daughter Debra Kay was named by the Hartwicks. Several families from Lanark and Rock Falls visited the Schmaling home, and Anita Johnson spent the weekend with Evert Johnson. The CROP solicitors planned calls during Thanksgiving week.
School notes detail teachers and families spending Thanksgiving in Fulton Macomb Oakford Canton Beloit and St Louis with relatives and activities. Jill Sloan reports. Grade school entries describe class projects Thanksgiving songs stories and arithmetic focus plus recent class updates and perfect spelling lists across grades 1 8.
The report notes Mr. and Mrs. William Halfman and family visiting last Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Halfman and family. Mrs. Jane Frosch and Jenna of Chicago plan Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peter. Thanksgiving Day dinner guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rupple, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rupple, Mel Ditton, and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Babcock of Sterling. A stray line asks about a red lantern found by the ditch and ends with a moral about being a good watchful person.
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