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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1931

Page

7

Court House News Summary of Local Land Transfers and Trials

A court roundup lists multiple real estate transfers including Frank B Prederick to James McCall, Elmer S Kauffman to Elta A Yordy, Kenneth D H Baldwin to Olive H Baldwin, and others across sections and townships. It also notes master in chancery actions and several criminal indictments, with dates set for December 1 through 4 and a divorce date for Leta Potter vs Floyd Potter.

Frank B. Prederick James McCall Bez WJ Charles W. Allison Savanna East Bavamas Edna G. Dieworth Bashend Minos BK Devine Hece Amael F. Newcomer Delia E. Thomas Clarence Appenberg Willams M. Edwards Wiliam E. Keltner Trostes C. Mark Estate Frankin J. Etresaky Kenneth D. H. Baldwin Olive H. Baldwin Elmer S. Kauffman Elta A. Yordy Lanark Irvin N. W. Mut Life Inn Co Leta M. Potter Floyd Potter

Barron Will Case Opens in Mt Carroll Jury Hears Testimony

A jury panel in Mt Carroll begins hearing the chancery contest over the will of William Barron. Frank M. Barron alleges William Barron was of unsound mind and unduly influenced by Nellie Kennedy. Key witnesses include Charles Stuart with extended cross examination.

Barron MT Carroll Frank M. Barron Nellie Kennedy William Barron Shannon Clarity Vanes and Wingert F. J F. A. Bbransky Mrs Kennnedy Egia Mer. Barron Diane Charles Stuart and Witnesed Adm

Book Notes Larry and Gone to Moscow Review

A review of Larry Foster’s diary influenced letters from youth and death in 1928, praising his wit and promise, with excerpts on architecture, roads, and life as a metaphor. Also notes Idem F. O Flaherty’s Nothing Like America about Moscow travel and Bolshevism, detailing life under the Soviet regime and its misunderstood aims.

Larry Larry Foster Foundation, Inc John Day Co Fourth Ave New York City Larry Foster Lafayette College Arizona Sunset Ranch Arizone Russia Idem Fieherty Harcourt, Brace & Co Madison Ave Ameri Erie O'Flaherty Moscow Kreulin

Argo Readers Note Odd Figures In Local Items

A split list of rural notes recounts sales of hogs and cattle, town visitors, and forthcoming events. Mentions Ed Sack sale, Dec. 14 closing out sale, and changes to Hiram George sale. Local farmers ship hogs, Dairy mentions Butterfat and two year old heifer, and residents plan Thanksgiving trips and bazaars.

Films aid charity by renting homes in Los Angeles

Paramount location manager Fred W. Harris states most money spent by motion picture studios renting homes for exterior filming goes to charity. He notes Assistance League members provide homes and estates for exteriors and profits support a day nursery run largely on such income, citing Road to Reno with Lilyan Tashman Buddy Rogers Peggy Shannon and William Boyd.

Motion Picture Studios Los Angeles Fred W. Harris Paramount Assistance League Harris Reno Lilyen Tashman Charles “Buddy” Rogers Peggy Shannon William Boyd

A Good Ides Very Young Bride

A brief humorous item centers on a young bride who notes the eggs are 60 small and asks the man to let the hens sit longer. The line evokes domestic whimsy and rural life with light tone.

Lanark Daily Social News Highlights

George Schrock of Chicago visited his Lanark family this weekend. George Wales hosted a ladies bridge party Saturday night. Lanark teachers were dinner guests at the Church of the Brethren Thanksgiving event. Masons plan a Tuesday card party at the Temple. Attorney Robert Morris will handle Mt. Carroll court matters this week. Mrs. Bert Risely returned to Rockford after helping care for Mrs. Allie Neary. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Shoup hosted a turkey dinner for several families. D.R. Lower will attend an insurance meeting in DeKalb this week. Young farmer Joe Lewen sustained minor injuries after a bull attack. George Ripper visited Freeport on business. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Sword are set for the Ideal Community program Wednesday. Earl Bingaman and family visited Milwaukee friends at the Bingaman home. Rev. Merle Hanbecker finished a short course at Bethany Bible School in Chicago. Edward Startz, son of Cloyd Startz, a high school student, will show a club call at the International Stock Show. Shipping association directors met at City Hall Saturday. Rumor notes a new filling station to be erected in south Lanark soon.

F. J. Stramaky Bart oxTe Martino O. K Adam Heinze Carroll County Irvie Madge Bowen Clinton Argo Wiss Ehee Casselberry Vinegar Bill School Chicago Irom George Bes Ray Moyar James Libbetton Cecil Mibshell Morrison Nino Kenyon M Boys Ed Sack Dixon Robert Hicks Louis Messinger Savan Ffarmers Home Velma Sack Isabelle Joens Geo. Hicks Hiram George Sale Frank Manning Earl Stricker Ches. Sack James Hailey Wm. Hans Sam Vandervart Henry Parson Wilmont Dyson Fred Nipe D.R. Lower DeKalb Joe Lewen George Ripper Freeport Frank Sword Ideal Community Meeting Earl Bingaman Milwaukee Wis George Bingaman Merle Hanbecker Bethany Bible

Funeral draw for Mrs J A Loyer sparks large turnout

A large turnout of out of town visitors attended the funeral of Mrs J A Loyer last Friday, her sudden death causing widespread sorrow in the community. The local chipping association shipped further details of arrangements.

Ture J. A. Loyer Chipping Association

Mixed stock moves and local movements in Lanark

Four cattle of mixed stock shipped to Chicago on Monday. Mrs Mime Frederick and family plan moving to Lanark within the next week. Mia Newton Sword travels to Des Moines Iowa to spend winter with her daughter Mrs R R Renner and family. The high school agriculture class with Prof Langmdoe will attend the International Stock Show next week. The Petit Jury are in session during the third week at the November term.

Mime Frederick Lanark Mia Newton Sword Des Moines Iowa R. R Renner Agriculture Elas Lamngdoe Petit Jury Séenson Carroll

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