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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1932

Page

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Vocational Fair Planned for Prophetstown Area

Northwest high school vocational agriculture students will hold the first post Thanksgiving fair at Prophetstown, with Maurice Lindsey in charge. The move avoids gym conflicts and aligns with maturity of birds, aiming for about 150 grain entrants and 50 to 75 poultry exhibitors, reflecting prior Sterling and Polo show participation and Future Farmers of America activities.

Wisi See Tien Ong Alinods Prophetstown Maurice L Lindsey Kirk Sterling Whiteside County Poultry Association Polo Oregon Future Farmers of America Rochelle Northwest

Poultry P T A Plans For November Entertainment

The York P T A will hold its November meeting at York Community High School on Friday evening Nov 4. The program features students from Parkhill and Bristol schools with recitations dialogues musical numbers and a principal address by Eldon Burke of Francis Shimer. Prices of eggs are noted as rising while quality improves.

York Parent-Teachers Association York Community High School Parkhill Bristol Country Schiners York Township Eldon Burke History Dept Francis Shimer Clara Geiss Grace Seim

FINE TIME ENJOYED AT MA SONIC DANCE WEDNESDAY EVENING

Dances Everyone urged better care of flocks and hens with the new grain harvest. The letter notes untressed production and calls for improved flock management for fall yields. The town reports a well attended dance at Thomsen with an orchestra led by Go.

Tore Thomsen Towa Sonic Dance

Farewell Dance Helps Town Residents Say Goodbye

Mrs. Margaret Stagg Heasink and son Bobby traveled to Iowa City to visit relatives while neighbors held a farewell dance at Coch yat's all Friday evening. Geisinger’s orchestra provided music as locals and summer visitors enjoyed a good time and said their goodbyes.

Margaret Stagg Heasinkweld Bobby Lows City Viet Mix Arther Coch‘yat’s Geisinger

New Methodist Minister Welcomed by Parish Members

Bruce, a nine year veteran with past posts at Van Brooklin and Pearl City, now serves in Freeport in shipping and supplying roles. Church plans to boost attendance, start youth programs, and adjust worship hours to include a 10:00 Sunday school and 11:00 morning service.

Bruce van Brooklin Pearl City W. T.rawieigh Co Freeport

Local visits highlight Chadwick Clinton families gathering

Locals Mx and Mrs Prentiss Kenyon of Chadwick and Mr and Mrs Ralph Olds with children visited Jr and Mrs C H Jenkins in a family Sunday gathering with Mesdames parents.

Dancing Party at Proving Grounds Saturday Night

Several couples are invited to a dancing party at the Proving Grounds this Saturday evening. Most will accept hospitality from local friends and others will enjoy the delightful evening's entertainment. Robert L. Morris of Lanark was a business visitor in Thommen Wednesday.

Proving Grounds Evenijng Robert L. Morris Lanark Thommen

Methodist Church Plans Halloween Party and Meetings

Members of the Sunday school will host an affordable evening Halloween party Saturday at the church basement. The ladies aid society met with officers elected for the year including president M. Ben Wag nes and secretary-treasurer Ch. Beck. A church dinner and election day events are planned. Choir practice is set for Friday at 7 pm and a chalk talk on the Wet and Dry question is in planning, date not yet fixed.

Ladies Aid Sagety Sarah Grahamng M. Ben Wag Nes Goscard See’ystreas Ch. Beck Ladies Aid Society

Catholic regular services west Sunday morning at 8230

A brief church notice states regular Catholic services will be held Sunday morning at 8230 location or venue.

Live Wire class hosts hard time party at church

The Live Wire class entertained the Sunday school with a 54 attendee "hard time" party at the church basement. An opening prayer, readings by Neema Blair and Sylvia Griswold, and several games followed, with Paul Smith and Donald Wilt winning in the Halloween word contest and the Heitmans named worst dressed. Sunday school is set for 10 o'clock next Sunday.

Ladies and Society Frank Smith Harriett and Alwilda Smith Sylvia Griswold Neema Blair Riddles Ruth Carroll Evelyn Kauffman Paul Smith Donald Wilt Roy Heitman

Ideal Services Week Schedule at Local Church

Ideal Services announces Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and evening services at 7:45 p.m led by Rev Rendall, minister.

Rendall

Langston to Lead Services After Urbana Visit

Rev Carroll Langston returns home from a two week Urbana visit and will lead regular services next Sunday at the usual hours.

Carroll Langston Urbana

Spring Valley church groups schedule Friday meeting

The Spring Valley missionary society of the Spring Valley Presbyterian church plans an all day meeting at Mr. H. C. Cobb's home this Friday. An aid group met Wednesday at Mrs. Chas Patterson's home for an all day gathering. Reverend Corvin of Frnton will conduct communion at String Wailer church next Sunday at 9 o clock. Mrs. Wm. Letcher returned home Friday after observation at Morrison hospital. Mrs. Peter Snyder will host the P T club Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Drendal and three daughters of Naperville visited Mr. and Mrs. Nick Becker last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Krohnen Kratz and Zen Gordon of Rockford, with Mr. and Mrs. James McCulloch of Fallon, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cobb and Mrs. Martha Baker. Mrs. Baker accompanied the Kratz party to Rockford for several days. The P. T. A. meeting was held at the Cobb school Friday evening with a program for teachers and pupils and some Halloween stunts enjoyed by all, followed by refreshments. Their next meeting will be in November. The Viking Workers class met at the home of Mrs. Jor Larson Taft Friday for an all day meeting with 22 present. The tax was spent with fancy.

The Missionary Society of the Spring Valley Presbyterian Church H. C. Cobb Aid Chas. Patterson Corvin Frnton String Wailer Wm. Letcher Iskten Morrison Hospital Peter Snyder T. Club Drendal Naperville Victars Nick Becker Saturn Sunder Krohnen Kratz Zen Gordon Rockford Myre James McCulloch Falon H.C. Cobb Martha Baker Baker Kratz Rochford Cobb Viking Jor Larson Taft Priday Lax

Mrs Walter Brown Details Alfred Schmaling Family

Mrs Walter Brown and Mrs Frank Rush share news from Temple City California about Alfred Schmaling and his four children. Arnold Everett Elsie and Carol all hold jobs in Pasadena and Los Angeles while Alfred works as a carpenter. Republican rally set for ML Carrell Court House with 8 PM start featuring Hon WH J Galloway focusing on Hoover era farm policy.

Mrs. Walter Brown Alfred Schmaling Frank Rush Walter Brown Alfred Schmaling Renova Temple City Calif Arnold Waterworks Pasadena Everett Los Angeles Elsie Carol Mra Brown Hoover Auling

County Review Herald Announces Thanksgiving Issue

The county edition notes the death of four year old Eugene Melane son of Mr and Mrs Melane of Rock Falls dies at home after birth health issues. Funeral held at grandfather Luther Williams White Pigeon with interment Lower York Cemetery. Dorothy Lewis omission from 6th grade honor roll noted in classified section.

Review We Trust Eugene Melane Rock Fills Home of Luther Williams White Pigeon Lower York Cemetery Sarah Williams

Sterling Hospital Gains Full Approval From Surgeons College

Sterling Hospital is placed on the fully approved list by the American College of Surgeons marking the highest rating after a 25-bed continuous inspection. Other area hospitals Dixon DeKalb and Kenne are also listed as fully approved while Evangelical Deaconess and St. Francis in Freeport appear on the conditioned list.

Sterling Public Hospital American College of Surgeons Franklin H. Martin Chicago United States Canada Dixon, DeKalb Kennee Evangelical Deaconess St. Francis Freeport

Top Price Paid At Schneider Hog Sale Here

Forty-two dollars was the top price paid at the annual sale of pure bred Duroc boars at the Shrader barn. Charles Trowbridge of Rushville bought the high priced boar and two others from the same lot. Buyers from Carroll, Ogle, White, Stephenson and Lee counties attended. Cols. Mest and Fritz conducted the auction. forty of forty three boars sold with prices ranging to 42 dollars.

Shrader Barn William Schneider Som Charles Trowbridge Rushville Ind Carroll, Ogle Whitesale Stephenson Lee County Cols. E. R. Mest Chadwick Roy Fritz Mt. Carroll

Car Destroyed by Fire Between Thomson and Savanna

A car owned by Lewis Corey of Savanna was destroyed by fire late Monday afternoon on route S8 between Thomson and Savanna. Corey, en route to Thomson, noticed flames under the floorboards, drove the vehicle into a ditch, and summoned the fire department. The car is insured.

Lewis Corey Savanna Thomson Corey

Rainy Weather Halts Local Corn Picking Activities

Rainy weather this week stops corn picking as farmers report progress on first herds and rest in nearby fields. Crops are abundant and cribs are filling with plan to add storage space, signaling a strong yield for the season.

Hernese

Miss Woessner and Mrs Houghton Entertain At Bridge

Miss Ruth Woessner and Mr Houghton hosted a two table bridge party at the Houghton home Tresday cream. Miss Harriet Zugschwerdt earned high honors while Mrs Decia Brooks took second. A social evening of cards followed with light refreshments served.

Ruth Woessner Mr. Houghton Houghton Harriet Zugschwerdt Decia Brooks

Gay Halloween Parties Planned by Thomson Groups

Independent candidate Ilairy Ho Stahl of Freeport spoke at the Masons hall in Thomson Friday evening. Taxpayers discussed present day political problems while recalling past Halloween pranks and urging caution to protect property as several events are planned for the coming Monday. Chadwick will have three officers on duty Halloween night with extra police on hand.

Stahl Hall Observer Belen Ilairy Ho Stahl Freeport Lalkeé Masons Hall Thomson Stah Hullaweten Norhe Euines Legende School Mwin Hallowe'en Chadwick Hallowe

Births and Parentage Notices From Local Families

Birth announcements list Arlen May to Mr and Mrs Helix Balk born Tuesday October 25. Frances Mac to Mr and Mrs Earl Green born Friday October 21 at the Greens' home. Ruby Seim is Mrs Green's former name. Dr and Mrs J Farra Van Meter of Lexington Kentucky welcome a son born Saturday October 2. Mrs Van Meter formerly Marriet A Drury daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Drury of Fulton.

Helix Balk Arlen May Earl Green Frances Mac Hiram Green J. Farra van Meter Lexington van Meter Marriet A. Drury W. C. Drury Fulton

Local social notes from Elizabeth and nearby towns

Miss Athlone Gaar of Elizabeth spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gaar Miz Lillian Knutsen returns Mondays after visiting friends at Savann g last week Jerry Wentling of Dixon was a Sunday guest at the home of Miz Helen Senneff

Miss Athlone Gaar Elizabeth Mrs Lawrence Gaar Miz Lillian Knutsen Retu Jerry Wentling Dixon Helen Senneff

Local Social Notes Show Illnesses, Visits and Guests

It lists Mrs. Weed Yates ill with pneumonia and Harriet Kantfan nursing. Mrs Yates reportedly recovering after visiting McConnel, returning home Sunday. Several visitors from Freeport, Albany, Charlotte and other towns drop by including Myrtle Frederick, Donald Bradford, Frank Johnson and families. Sunday travel included Jarher to Freeport and Gui Singer returning home. Additional names noted as hosting or attending gatherings at Hanover and nearby areas.

Myrtle Frederick Donald Bradford Frank Jonson Freeport Priday Luther Geisinger Jarher Gui Singer

Newsy Notes From The High School 1922 Class Elections

A high school notes column records student votes selecting Vincent McNamara and Ramona Lewis as cheerleaders after a tryout. The senior class presented books on Israeli leaders Gladstone and Woodrow Wilson, with Emerson essays read by Miss Woessner and other classroom updates. Faculty activities include Miss Ashby’s visit, new workbooks for English I, and a typing class posting fast word-per-minute speeds.

Vincent McNamara Ramona Lewis Israeli Gladstone Somer

Among The Sick Mr Cwrens Banshee Noun Bored Tale

Among The Sick presents a fragmentary note referencing a character or item titled Banshee. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or institutions to establish a full news-like summary.

Mr. Cwrens Banshee i

Review of Jeter front of honors at Hinsdale event

Fragmented letters discuss a reunion and bids to attend a social event at Hinsdale. Mentions may reference relatives, friendships, and expected attendees, with oblique notes on participation by Thomas, Fester, and local families. The text is garbled but centers on greetings and social outreach.

Thomson

Thompson News Recaps Local Weekend Travels and Farm Notes

Sylvaiena Golhous and Evelyn Stickel spent Friday in Rockford. Ed McGinty and Joan Carroll and families visited. Lois took a motor trip to Dixon, Oregon and Mt. Hood. Farmers attended the cattle sale at Savannah stock yards as prices lag. A. Steele is dismantling the old log cabin landmark to reuse lumber for a new garage once home of Jasper Whitnes, York’s early resident.

Ed McGinty Joan Carroll Lois Dixon Oregon Mt. Mo Savanna FL A. Steele Jasper Whitnes York

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bristol Carroll County Betty Swett Robert Balk Kathryn Horning Wiliam Costello Hazelwell Prin John W. Bruce Earl Holman Harl Church OF Christ Spring Valley Eugene Melane Miza Dorothy Lewis Miss Dorothy Sterling Hospital Surgeons College Iime American College OF Bur Schneider Miss Woessner Mrs. Houghton Bridge Thomson Briefs Mane Hatfeld Sarah Tyzon Lesh Prank Eva Babcock Padjey Hanover Qginton Weed Yates Harriet Kantfan Yates McConnel Hans Eqursen Newsy James Morgan Emil Ludwig Woodrow Wilson White Ife Pasteur Walleri- Redon Napoleon Ludwig Woessner Emerson Mart Reynolds Savanna Hugh School Miss Thomas Silas Marner Ilass Miss Ashby Dent Pit York Community Hich Séhool Institute Midway Theatre Faust Hotel Fretwell Columbian Subton North General Assembly Chensing Tyr Rutten Sesson Starman Gus Leasers Alexander Hinsdale Fester Honsdae Addi Pete Ms Een Borkford Thomson News Sylvaiena Golhous Evelyn Stickel
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