04 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
1
The Thom son Review marks its twenty eighth year as a long standing village publication. It describes many ups and downs over the years with grateful thanks to local business people sports figures and royal cooperation that helped keep the Review a village fixture. The note hopes for a highly prosperous year for the community.
E. A. Bennett, employed at the Patent Novelty Co. plant, suffered a hand infection from an accident, leading to blood poisoning. After treatment at Jane Lamb hospital he recovered, but last week in Clinton Dr. F. O. Kershner amputated the finger at the second joint.
Frank Dyson born in York Carroll County about fifty years ago died Sunday at Walesburg Colorado. Body to be sent to Fulton and arrive Wednesday. Burial planned at Dunshee cemetery near Thomson per Fulton Journal report.
Mr and Mrs Frank Brown were called to Ashland Illinois due to his mother's illness. Mrs Harris, afflicted with cancer, returned home with them Tuesday. Mrs Gus Leavens, who cared for the home, returned to Clinton on Wednesday.
York Community High School hosts a Thursday evening Parent Teachers Club meeting on October 5 with community singing led by Prof Lehman and music by the Boys Quartette Frances Hollinshead reading. Financing the club discussed. members invited to suggest ideas and participate.
A man from a neighboring town entered The Green cafe and demanded fast service while brandishing a gun at the cook, Mr. Green. Later that evening the same man was arrested on Fulton and Lyons bridge for alcohol distribution.
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