Be-Witching Hallowe'en Supper Soup
In a covered saucepan cook carrots in water until crisp tender. Add remaining ingredients except pimiento. Heat gently until cheese melts. Do not boil. Garnish with imbolitos. Makes 4 to 6 servings.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1967
Page
5
In a covered saucepan cook carrots in water until crisp tender. Add remaining ingredients except pimiento. Heat gently until cheese melts. Do not boil. Garnish with imbolitos. Makes 4 to 6 servings.
Mr and Mrs Henry H Picklum longtime Riverview summer residents will host an Open House in Davenport Iowa to mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary on November 12 from two to five pm. They were married December 17 1917 in Muscatine Iowa and have one daughter Leona Johnson and a grandson Allen.
Thomson Lion's Club completed a successful ee drive in Thomson and surrounding areas, raising approximately $300 for the campaign.
Thomson News notes Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. John C Atherton. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Marken and Steven, Deborah Bush, Robert Curley, Fulton. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Susan and R. C. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Eslinger and Kathy, and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hickey.
The pest control contest reports 2147 pests killed including fox opossum crows starlings rats gophers moles mice sparrows blackbirds bats and pigeons. The committee thanks participants and hopes homes and farms are helped by the effort led by Steve Houzenga.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Brach and Philip returned Friday night from a two week southern vacation. They toured Cape Kennedy and on October 8 visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Korbar in Duquoin Illinois. En route home they stayed with Ed Brach in Chicago.
Elizabeth Illinois dairy farmer James Berlage, 45 cows west of Elizabeth, was named Outstanding Young Dairy Farmer by the Mississippi Valley Milk Producers Association. He will join a nationwide Young Cooperators group at the National Milk Producers Federation meeting in Miami November 12 to 16 as a delegate.
First Lieutenant Daniel A. Tosch received the Bronze Star Medal at a Savanna Army Depot ceremony for meritorious service with the 25th Infantry Division in South Vietnam from Sept 1966 to Aug 1967. Tosch and his wife Sharon reside at 1816 Skaein Dr Savanna.
Mrs Wayne Drake and family Mae Tipton and Vicki Holmquist visited in Iowa City. Several families from Morrison Muskegon and Thompson hosted and visited others in Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and California amid farming and harvest news.
Alumni renew friendships during NIU Homecoming October 28 29 with a 9 30 a m parade down DeKalb Lincoln Highway and a 1 30 p m game between Northern Huskies and Hillsdale College. Old Grads join alumni tents after the parade and football contest. Sunday student events follow.
A Sunday afternoon chain reaction on Route 84 two miles south of Thomson involved four northbound cars. Two occupants were injured but not hospitalized. Daniel Milroy of Polo, 33, was ticketed for failure to reduce speed after his car struck Ray Remrey’s farmyard entrant signaled by Mrs. Vaughn McGinnis of Thomson. Milroy’s car carried his wife and three children. one child was slightly hurt.
Postmaster General Lawrence F. OBrien announced holiday mailing deadlines to ensure timely delivery of more than 9 billion pieces. Domestic and overseas mail cutoffs cover surface and air options for servicemen abroad and civilians. Extra attention will be given to military mail to Vietnam and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs Donald Adolph traveled to O Hare Field Chicago Tuesday to meet their son Lance Corp Ed Adolph who has been in E Porro California where he was separated from service with the Marines He served 14 months in Vietnam stationed at Casson
The Carroll County Unit of the American Cancer Society hosted the First District Annual Workshop on Thursday Oct 19 from 9 15 a m to 2 p m at the newly built Emanuel Lutheran Church in Dixon About 75 representatives attended from 14 counties including Jo Daviess Stephenson Carroll Ogle Whiteside Lee Winnebago Boone Bureau LaSalle DeKalb McHenry Kane Kendall County chairs and executive secretaries were present Speakers included Roger W Axford PhD associate professor of education and director of adult education at Northern Illinois University plus Arthur D Peppens Stanley C Parks and Paul W Hutmacher The noon meal was provided by church ladies.
Highland Community College Freeport Illinois announces the 1967 68 varsity basketball schedule. Key games include Elgin away November 15 7 30 p m Rock Valley Home November 24 8 p m Winston Churchill away December 1 7 30 p m Christmas tournament Rockford December 28 7 30 p m and home dates against Elgin January 3 and Winston Churchill January 6 8 p m.
Illinois Governor proclaims October Hawk and Owl Month in a statement by William T. Lodge of the Department of Conservation. Lodge defends raptors as beneficial, noting their role in controlling rodents and their limited impact on healthy game, while urging protection of hawks and owls under the Game Code.
Simple bake and bread ideas using pumpkin and tomato buns. Includes ingredients such as flour pumpkin sugar and spices with yeast rise and bake times for two loaves or hamburger buns.
Mrs Hartman 80 died after a long life linked to Chadwick and Mt Carroll. Funeral services were held at Hope EAB church with Rev Cotherman officiating. Burial followed in Chadwick cemetery. Survivors include two sons six grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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