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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1934

Page

7

Local Community Notes From Carroll County Fair Visits

Fragmented notes list Sunday guests and local visits including Victor Carlxon and family, Mr and Mrs Burke at Elizabeth, and Dale Magritte working two days. Mentions World’s Fair attendance, hospital appendicitis, a truck at Chadwick road, and County Treasurer candidate Russell Tallman.

Chadwick Road Carroll Farm Mr. Burke Mrs. Burke Elizabeth Dixon Thomson Jason Nino Kenyon Joe Melendy Raymond Carroll Louis Mickelson Ben Dyson Inson Theospital Max Fulton Maquoketa Field Carroll

Ideal Mers Club Pro 1g Program Giv Oct 24

The IDEAL MERS CLUB PRO 1g program will be given on October 24 with everyone welcome to attend. The event features singing led by Hurler Imon Stakemiller and others. Center School members Lynn Curley Irwin Hartman Grove and committee members Joe Blair Carl Kenyon et Hartman Irwin are listed among organizers for the November n meeting.

Hurler Imon Stakemiller Ry Five Lynn Curley Irwin The Center School En Kenyon Hartman Grove

Valley Vialley Rawling Hostess Aid Society Event

Valley Presbyterian hostess group met Wednesday for a joint Red and Blue contest to attract visitors. A chicken pie supper followed, with 102 attendees including guests. The event ended with the positive note of many joining in and a communal program.

Rawling Aid Society Ing Valley Presbyterian Hollinshead Chicago Ting Valley Church Ske

Dr Richard Petty Re elected Head of County Tuberculosis Group

Dr Richard Petty of Lanark was reelected president of the Carroll County Tuberculosis Association at the annual meeting in Lanark Tuesday evening. Mrs Nath of Lanark and Mrs O H Rahn of Chadwick were reelected as vice presidents, with William Hafeman of Savanna chosen treasurer. A public lecture on tuberculosis by Mr Shann of the state office followed the business session, with a prior lecture given at the Lincoln School in Savanna. The secretary duties were reassigned to Mrs Mary Ei Saister Hott of Savanna.

Richard Petty Mt Garrel Carroll County Tuberculosis Association Lanark Lincoln School Savanna Mary Ei ‘Saister Hott Nellgwened Bernheisel W. F. Sunderland Rutnels George B. Toots Harry Knox Emma Evans Pawl Burns Paul Jr Clinton Sabula Milledgeville Indies Frank Livengood Kilver John Gnagey Bell Dutchtown Church Lloyd Etnyre Clarence Lotz Don Etnyre Chadwick Harvey Glenn Hanover Glenn Henry Mest Lloyd Emnyre James Watershore Milledgeville Womens Club H. H. Club Garden Club John Harless Ming Morrison Robinson House John Colliflower Adren Deets Little Som Freeport Tom Oakley

Sandridge News Reflects Farm Life and Local Visitations

A string of ordinary community notes describes harvest work, rye planting, and crop prospects in autumn weather. It records visits from Amos Burr and family, condolences for a child’s death, and local opinion on a treasurer candidate. Several residents travel to Chicago, Clinton, and Lan ark, with church events and a birthday tribute to Carolyn Fuller highlighted.

Local Milledgeville Notes and Socials

Milledgeville locals report on gatherings including the Wanas club heat at the lursey and a meeting at Freeport last evening. Obituaries mention Albert Millee of Youngstown and travels include Chicago weekend visits by Milledgeville residents.

Ans Kadi Hotty Yoterson Wanas Club Lursey da. W Bell

Sandridge School Enrollment And Upcoming Events

Enrollment by grade lists students including Dwight Leavens Maynard Decker Beulah Holman Lois Johnson Eugene Holman Louis Decker Harold Schroth Junior Holman June Holman Harviett Rozeendorf Kenneth Hebeler Edith Helman June Schroth Edna Curley Curtis Lord Leonard Hebeler Roland Schroth Paul McGinnis Blaine LaShelle Mildred Sweitzer Delilah Lapp Virginia Schroth Artie Helman Laurel Lapp Harriett Rogeendorf Robert Febvier Six week tests were given Thursday and Friday. Honor roll 38 and above includes Lois Johnsen. B honor roll 85 to 90 lists Delilah Lapp Virginia Schroth Laurel Lapp Dorothy Reggenlorf Curtis Lord Leonard Hebeler Eda Curley June Fehreth Harriett Roogeendorf Fane Helman Kenneth Hebeler Louis Decker Dwight Leavens Maynard Decker. Pupils with perfect attendance: Dwight Leavens Lois Johnson Harold Schroth Junior Heiman Jane Heiman Harriett Rogxendorff Kenneth Hebler Jane Schrath Edna Cadets Curtis Tard Leonard Hebler Roland Schraith Blaine LaShelle Delilah Lapp Virginia Schrth Lauren Lane Berady Rogendorf. Ret. Aitken was a visitor Tuesday. Planning two Hallowe'en parties Friday afternoon Oct 30. There will be no school Friday due to a teacher meet in Rockford.

Sandridge School Dwight Leavens Maynard Decker Beulah Holman Lois Johnson Eugene Holman Louis Decker Harold Schroth Junior Holman June Holman Harviett Rozeendorf Kenneth Hebeler Edith Helman June Schroth Edna Curley Curtis Lord Leonard Hebeler Roland Schroth Paul McGinnis Blaine LaShelie Mildred Sweitzer Delilah Lapp Virginia Schroth Artie Helman Laurel Lapp Harriett Rogeendorf Robert Febvier Lois Johnsen Dorothy Reggenlorf

Reception for Duvalls and friends at Clover Club event

Last Thursday evening a reception and donation party honored Rev. and Mrs. Duvall and daughter Betty Christine, with entertainment including piano solo, reading, duets, and vocal numbers. The Clover club and O H H class sponsored the event. Rev. Duvall has been reappointed to this pastorate. Gifts were gratefully acknowledged and a social hour followed.

Duvall Betty Christine Anf Clover Club Methodist Sunday School Rev. Duvall Ralph Milroy Wilma Schell Gretchen Meyers Margaret Chambers Robert Roger Thorngren Caroline Goldthorpe Evelyn Hanna Gertrude Bushman Bamburger Bertha Boyd Mt Carroll Clint Glen Boyd C. C. Goldthorpe DeKalb Northern Illinois Dental Association Milledgeville Woman's Club Sterling O. EB. 5 Jesse Meyers Esther Newcomer Ogle County Byron William Hawkins Freeport Noel Hawkins Charles Slifer Henry Schreiner Richmond Minn Roy Buntley J. F. Greenawalti O. B. Peterson Gratiot Wis Helen Burmeister Maude Marie Fryerne Donald Middle Buckeye Salem A. Bushiman Elders, Sr Warren Bushiman McCallaburg W. A. Brand D. J. Brand Princeton Arthur Swanlunds

Milledgeville Local Notes Honor and Remembrances

Milledgeville residents mourn the passing of Mrs. Mallo who had lived here 61 years. Survived by daughter Verna and Hazel and son Frank, arrangements under way as family prepares for funeral with a California connection. Community notices honor anniversaries, visits, and church events. local clubs and congregations hold meetings and social gatherings.

Mr Wisin Weldeat Dome Een Fies Milledgeville James Curtiss Brand Ter Hunt Pune Frank California Verna Milledseville Hazel Byecredt Spanngle Chadwick Fran

Roof replacement guidance aids farm buildings in repair

Rural architecture specialist Foster at the College of Agriculture urges selecting durable roofs for farm buildings to extend life beyond 15 years. He recommends cedar or cypress shingles, stamped quality metal, or heavy felt compositions. Proper roofing reduces mold, moisture damage, and loss of grain and stored goods due to leaks.

Waiker Conten Foster

Emerson School Opens With Eight Pupils and Plans Clean-Up Day

The Emerson School began on September 4 with eight students: Foyd Imel Lois Hoff eman Clarence Geison Viloa Knoess Arthur Lighthall Walter Geison Billy Schlaughenhoffen and Helen Knness. The fourth graders wrote verses for physiology class praising reading and play and a clean-up day is planned. A Halloween social is scheduled for Thursday evening October 25. ladies are asked to bring pie cake or candy, teacher Ree Casselberry announces.

Foyd Imel Lois Hoffeman Clarence Geison Visola Knoess Arthur Lighthall Walter Geison Billy Schlaughenhoffen Helen Knness Ree Casselberry

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