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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
3
A fragmented 1964 note reflects on tennis lessons as life lessons, stating that those who do not serve well end up losing. The text hints at habitual challenges and the marvel of constant improvement, though details are sparse.
The CROP kickoff will be held at the EUB Church in Chadwick on November 16 with Rev. Edwin Posevenes announcing supervisors. Township directors will receive loading instructions. Cherry Grove and Shan non township coordinators are named. County officers listed include Thruman Rank Herbert Brantner Lawrence Tegler Richard Zuck Ray Lower and Charles Boelkins. CROP supports Church World Service by providing food and equipment to needy overseas nations.
Government is the Christian's business and Christians should influence policy. The Brethren Service Commission invites the community to a Voters Information Forum on Sunday evening October 25 at 7 30 in the Church Fellowship Hall. Panel includes Edward J Turnbaugh John K Morris and William B Petty with instruction on ballot marking and time for questions.
Mr and Mrs Fred Beveroth celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at St Peter s Lutheran Church Morrison on Sunday Oct 25 from 2 to 5 pm Relatives and friends are invited The Beveroths have four children Rob ert Beveroth Mrs Fred Mennenga and Mrs Howard Zuidema plus Fred Beveroth Jr They also have 11 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
A buck deer about 100 pounds was killed while racing a train on Burlington tracks near the Mrs. John Eisseller farm west of Chadwick. State game officer Paul Hensal collected the carcass for disposition after trackside discovery by a section crew.
A Review report names Harold Balk as the top angler on Tuesday after a Genoa fishing outing. Balk landed 13, while brothers and friends including Robert Balk Elmer Zugschwerdt Phil Dimpfl and Merlin Schreiner brought in four each. others stayed modest about their scores.
A Cedar Rapids pair, former Savanna residents, were jailed after fleeing Savanna police following a dispute with a baby sitter. The pursuit involved Carroll County and Jackson County authorities, ending northwest of Sabula. Bond set at 2500 each. court date Oct 26. He faces disorderly conduct. she charged with assaulting an officer with a motor vehicle.
Daylight Saving Time ends on October 25 as clocks are set back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday. Remember to change clocks and then reset them after the hour.
Arthur Lott returned home last week from a two week visit with his mother Mrs. Rena Lott in Orwell Pennsylvania and with other relatives. Art informs us he did no deer hunting on this trip as he has been accustomed to doing on other visits.
Local business Sebert Dykstra, proprietor, promotes radiator cleaning and repairing front end alignment and wheel balancing. Address Fulton Il with phone 5112.
The Political Facts Committee of Carroll County Democratic Central Committee urges voters to compare candidates. It cites John Bo Anderson’s voting record on tax cuts and raises and contrasts it with Robert Brinkmeier’s stance on Medicare and federal aid to education.
The Forrest Eslingers of Chadwick were honored on their silver wedding anniversary with a party held Oct. 2. About 50 relatives and friends attended from Clinton and nearby towns, with a three tier cake, silver service, and help from their children and relatives in hosting and serving.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Behrens purchased the two farms of the C J Mackey estate at public auction held Saturday afternoon in the Mt Carroll courthouse by the master in chancery. One farm brought 190 dollars per acre and the other 212 dollars per acre.
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