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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1934
Page
3
A Thanksgiving service was held with Rev J. Prentiss Crohns leading prayers and a sermon. The service featured scripture reading by Teew WG Alte ken RT and music by the choir. Attendees included Mrs. Travid Metz and family, and local residents gathered for the event.
Postal officials urge careful parcel packing and sealed envelopes to avoid congestion during the holiday mailing rush. Customers are charged 7-Je postage for each 2 ounces of mail. The note lists rule reminders, including handling personal correspondence and unsealed items, with many names and places mentioned in a historical context.
The Shilavet minister will lead a 10 am service marking the sixth anniversary of Martin Luther. Sunday school will be held, with evening services at 7 pm. The church invites all to attend and includes a December meeting of the Sunday school social committee led by Mrs. Thutslay and others.
Fragmentary OCR from Methodist text references a church service and sermon topic Gaul's Ledempiin Plan. Reads: Christ the Redeemer gospel and church duties, timing for Sunday service, and Thomsett Voutmastin involvement. Details are garbled and several phrases are unclear.
A muddled church notice lists 10:00 a m and evening sermons on Salvation at a Church of Christ, with announcements of a board meeting after service. It mentions youth events at Fit Avenue Christian Church, a Methodist church dinner, family greetings, and a card of thanks from the Kaeatiman family amid other scattered items.
Readers are informed that the Brooks Entertainment Company will perform again on Friday at the Opera House. The notice lists multiple acts and performers including Tecal Fath and Elena Gholeene, with additional names such as Harvey Seim, Blarch Tote, Moen wy oasene, and Kyle qrd Wermen.
A birthday celebration for Merle Doden was held with family and friends in attendance. Guests included Frank Kabler and children, Miss Mabel Delp, Mrs. Pred Doden, and Mrs. Vates, among others. Refreshments and cake were served as part of the gathering.
Plans for a three day independent basketball tourney at Fulton Coliseum December 27 28 and 29 are under way with team entries invited. Funds from gate receipts will fund prize money and expenses. reserved seats and season tickets are expected to boost revenue. Invitations are being mailed to many teams as organizers aim for a strong field and a festive event.
The Bott Mercantile Store in Mendota changes ownership with Calvin A. Strauch of Thomson Illinois taking charge. Bott sold the business after twelve years, moving to support patrons with a wide stock and ready access, while Bott remains in Mendota for a period to aid transition. The Mendota Reporter notes Strauch is young with experience and plans to move to the city.
The C. H. S. Purple and Gold team coached by Johnson will travel to Mt. Carroll Tuesday for an early season battle with the Mt. Carroll quintet. The squad, bolstered by sophomores, is building defense and drawing cheers from Thomson fans as they work to gain confidence and experience this year.
The Greenber meeting of the York Parent-Teacher Association will be held at the high school gym Thursday evening December 6. A varied program will be presented by pupils from York township rural schools including songs and poems, piano solos, quadrille, and two massed numbers.
The established Roch rohr's at 204 Main Ave Lyons advertises a ten day 10 percent discount on men and boys clothing. The copy notes a large stock, long local presence, and significant emphasis on value during the promotion period. Several local names are mentioned in passing as Thanksgiving visitors and family ties.
The Junior class at YC. H. 3 presented three one act plays Tuesday night to a good turnout despite steady rain. A Bit of Gossip Cotin Dat Counts and Elmer were well presented with strong junior cast performances and empire class assistance elevating the event.
A two act musical comedy Miss Prosperity on Parade will be presented Saturday evening December 15 at the local high school auditorium under PTA auspices. The cast consists of local talent and the production promises top season entertainment. Prepare for an evening of fun and entertainment as never seen before.
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