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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1967
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Hal Hoy and family enjoyed a Thanksgiving holiday at the home of Mr and Mrs Marvin Johns and family in Fort Collins Colorado. They returned to Thomson Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rush of Santa Cruz California visit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Sipel and family. Mrs. Rush is Myria’s mother. They were Thanksgiving Day guests.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Cunning ham of Sandwich Illinois hosted relatives including Dr and Mrs John Murray of Champaign weekend. Bol house moved to Fulton at 917 Fifteenth Ave with Paul Johnson of Thomson buying former home. Thanksgiving visitors spanned Fulton Albany Clinton Iowa Thomson Savanna and Sterling with multiple Wiebenga and James families and other local residents.
The Thomson FFA safety committee warns residents about carbon monoxide dangers known as a sneak killer. CO is colorless odorless and tasteless. symptoms include nausea drowsiness headache and poor coordination. Precautions include not running engines in enclosed spaces keeping a window open and checking exhaust leaks.
For sale six good oil burners six 275 gallon oil tanks on legs and six washing machines. Contact M. E. Sties in Lanark phone 493-2392.
Area residents hosted or visited relatives for Thanksgiving. Families from Clinton, Beloit, Stockton, Rock Falls and Sterling joined celebrations and returned to schools or homes after the holiday weekend. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Gene Marken, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Witt, and Mrs. Hazel Witt hosting or being hosted, with several visits to Colonial Acres Rest Home in Sterling.
The Thomson American Legion Auxiliary met on Nov 18 with about a hundred Legionnaires and guests at the Early Bird supper on Veterans Day. Junior members Cindy Young Jennie Lynn Reader Dian French and Kara Grim served. 100 tray favors were sent to Downey Hospital.
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