Thomson Man Passed Away At Rockford
Llewellyn Alexander 31 of Rockford died after three months illness at his sister Mrs. Clif Bennett’s home in Rockford He was born September 6 1807 in Carroll county Illinois and was a graduate of Thomson High School He relayed in railway office work until moving to Thomson nearly three years ago He was a member of the M E church at Thomson He leaves three brothers Fred in Montana Harry in Rahway New Jersey and William a Chicago University student and three sisters Miss Bertha Alexander Mrs Bennett of Rockford and Mrs Leland Brewster All four aunts also survive The body will be brought to Thomson for funeral services Friday at 10 50 The body may be seen prior to services but coffin will not be opened afterward Burial will be in Thomson Cemetery.
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Ryits Llewellyn Alexander
Rockford
Clif. Prennett
U. N
Carroll County
Til
Ellen Livingston
Alex Ife
Thomand
Galls Laygel ‘Yrder ‘Yan Public Boon
Gail
Argo News Notice Summary
Argo residents are noted with ownership of a new Chevrolet by Argo F A Ryle Rawlins purchased at Irvin agency Mt. Carroll. Social visitors include Velma Sack and Mildred Holland at Thomson, Rudolph Holm shipping to Chicago, and Batavia residents Mr and Mrs Will Miller and Oliver Freedland visiting Stoner home, with many other locals attending a Sunday gathering at Albert Becker home.
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Ryle Rawlins
Irvin Agency
Mt. Carroll
Velma Sack
Mildred Holland
Thomson
Rudolph Holm
Atov
Chicago
Will Miller
Oliver Freedland
Batavia
Henry Stoner
John Schoonhaar
Henry Frederick
Siven
Albert Becker
Hazel Kenyon
Clinton Business College
Argo
Miss Jones
Sacks Grove
Hattie Yates
George Isherwood
Veeda
Rockford
Guy Futerhaugh
York Center School Notes Perfect Attendance and Trip Report
September attendance shows 21 days with a list of students who were never absent or tardy including James Blair Ruth Blair Helen Mohrman Genevieve Pessman Harald Daehler Charlotte Mohrman Harald Porter Mary Kness Pearl Evelyn Rawlins Alvin Porter Blanche Sejm Evelyn Pessman Ruth Cooper Eleanor Mohrman A separate group for 22 days lists Hazel Swett Jester Grim Betty Swett Mrs Grace Seim and Teacher Mir and Mrs Harold Melendy. Also notes Clinton residents Mr and Mrs John MeTM traveled to New York covering 2900 miles in twelve days visiting New York City Canada Watne, D.C., Philadelphia and other stops in a Fridgel with satisfactory reports from Don Carpenter of Kimball. Further items mention Claines and friends at Thom 14 Apgo-Fa Tom Clark visiting Savanna relatives Mey Oh Mote.
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Helen Mohrman
Genevieve Pessman
Harald Daehler
Charlotte Mohrman
Harald Porter
Mary Kness Pearl Evelyn Rawlins
Alvin Porter
Blanche Sejm
Evelyn Pessman
Ruth Cooper
Eleanor Mohrman
Hazel Swett
Grim
Betty Swett
Grace Seim
Mir
Harold Melendy
John Me
Clinton
New
School Adds Wide Range Of Readings To Library
The list of new books for grades one through eight includes titles such as The Youngest Rider The Wireless Quest of The Golden Valley and Old Fashioned Girl. The works were chosen by the Illinois Pupils Reading Circle and purchased with proceeds from a recent social event.
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Tllinois
Walter
Golden Valley
Pally Oliver
Nan
Holland
Ynnié Morgan
Fur Country
Connie Morgan
Alaska
Abraham Lincoln
Red Feather
Candie
Peter
Polly
Bunney Bright Eyes
Boy Blue
Bow Wow
Bunny Boy
Grizzly Bear
Happy Hour
Nisie Bunny
Nixie Bunny
Holiday Land
Manner’s Land
Bunny Bright Eyes
Navood
Muscle Shoals power plan and Kellogg pact history
The Muscle Shoals rapid near Florence Alabama hosts a great power plant site with Wilson Dam and a proposed private public development. estimates show large spending before completion. Kellogg’s 1927 plan evolves from a bilateral to a multilateral treaty among major powers including Germany United States France Great Britain and dominions.
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Muscle Shoals
Tennessee
Alabama
Wilson Dam
Henry Ford
Kelloggc
Mord Hought
Grade School News and Local Events
The First Six Weeks tests will be held Thursday and Friday. Thomson beat Milledgeville 6 to 2 in their first fall baseball game last Thursday at Mill edrchie. Milledgeville won 7 to 4 when they returned to Thompson. Upper grades sent Gewers to Miss Burns in LaCrosse Wisconsin. Eighth graders elected Stanley Fuller president and Robert Lewis secretary. Elmer Paffet from Ohio visited Yates recently. Norm French left for a week at Spring Excelsior. Mr Wayes Frazier attends from his parents and relatives.
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Bove
Milledgeville Boys
Milledrchie
Thomson
Public sales schedule and related notices
Hdldieisenhart holds out closing nut sale on Tuesday October 16. Henry Eilers conducts a clong out sale on Thursday October 1. The Greena household goods and furniture sale at Farhaven occurs on Wednesday October 17. The home and grounds are offered for sale. Linker and Zugeci side of Chedwick hold an auction at Curve deises Boars and Shrader's Pavilion on Wednesday October 24. Ed Mest plans machinery sale at Chadwick within a couple of weeks. Delia Melendy lists a sale for December 10. Mrs Catherine Adams and Mrs Ina Orcutt leave Wednesday afternoon to attend the National Sunday School Convention in Kansas City, visiting sister Mrs Clara Cochran and cousin Miss Mae Miner there.
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Hdldieisenhart
Henry Eilers
Adam Greena
Farhaven
Linker and Zugecisiidé
Chedwick
Ed Mest
Chadwick Withim
Delia Melendy
Catherine Adams
Ina Orcutt
Kansas City
Clara Cochran
Mae Miner
City
Valdy Taylor Dies at Floyd Potter Home
Valdy Taylor dies at Floyd Potter home after three days illness from pneumonia. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Christian Church. John Martindale seriously ill with pneumonia. his son Edward Martindale from Barnhoo, Wis. arrives to stay. Also notes about gymnasium initiation and Fall Festival preparations at the upcoming PTA meeting. Other local updates mention Mrs. Hadley Salton and Baraboo visitor James Haley.
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John Martindale
Pamonia
Edward Martindale
Barnhoo
Wis
Hadley Salton
Hm i
Thomson
Baraboo
Wisconsin
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Cyrus L. Alexander
York Center School
James Blair
Ruth Blair
Bristol School
Don Carpenter
Kimball
Claines
Thom
Tom Clark
Savanna
Mey
Mickie
Louisa M. Dahler
Ideal School
Purple
Michiy Io
Phinitay
Chis
Herer
Rochrlotsdh
Adams
Mitcom
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Paul Hawk
Paul
Thelena
Briand
France
Kelloge
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Zealand
Canada
Inia
Teland
Kellogg
Natio
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Iyland
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Agar
Leota Stickel
York Community High School
Thomsen
Uiness
Blodgett
Imiant
Donald Wilt
Louis Dachov
Miss Leeper
Miss Taylor
Alveina Knutzen
Harriett Smith
Mr Blodgett
John Chesnutt
Paul Smith
Orman Mudd
EB. P Schaick
Sturts
Miss Javier
Thelma Ychich
Dorothy Gunn
Jehet
Miss Adams
Chaiman
Valta Bower
Florance Smith
Martha Rush
Frank Ich
Mr . Jenkins
K. B. Carpenter
C. A. Sack
Edson Holland
J. 3. Sheridan
Arthur Pape
Leo Stickell
Beulah Orcutt
Robertaetta Kustes
Velma Shelly
Lewis
Lor Pearl Kauffman
Sandwich
Gladys Cooper
Laura Ashpole
Neema Blair
Olive Martindale
Ruth Carroll
Sylvia Griswold
Ruth Switzer
Mary Sheridan
Ruby Seims
Maxine Martindale
Ruth Melendy
Fish Pond
Charles Beck
Pearl Atherton
Alwilda Smiths Glad
Fuller
Dan Sack
Bluffs
Pall Festival
Y. C. H. S. Thomson, Ill
Elmer Paffet
Ohio
Hic
Yates
Norm French
Excelsior
Mr. Wayes Frazier
Mrs. Wm. Frazier
Mr. Wm. Frazier Jr
Women’s Leader
Alvin T. Hert
Kenetucky
Republican National Committee
Hoover , Curtis
Naction
Valdy Taylor
Floyd Potter
Agg
Valdy
Christian Church
Anna Kent
Mercy Hospital
Joseph Morrell
Beloit
Kan
Sadie Brochut
Mr. Morrell
Brechill
James Haley
Mary Moore
Jennie Domdey
Morrison
Purina
Argo-Fa
Checker Board
Potter Brothers Thomson and
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