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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1938
Page
8
A compact OCR fragment shows pricing and product codes. It lists quantities or unit measures with simple dollar amounts, indicating small item pricing. No clear event or person is present.
A crowded roster of regional guests visits from Galesburg to Clinton, Aurora, Joliet, and Detroit. Families including the Groharings, Smiths, Durkees, Prins, Hartmans, and Wackers mingle at homes in Fulton, Savanna, Chadwick, and surrounding towns. The column closes with light moral quips about dating and dancing.
The Bohnalite powered tramway near Franconia Notch in New Hampshire is highlighted as an engineering marvel. The two car cableway uses steel towers and aluminum armor to maximize strength and lightness, offering an eagle eye view of Echo Lake Eagle Cliff Mt LaFayette and surrounding peaks with visibility up to 150 miles north and 80 miles west.
A public health advisory warns that appendicitis kills about sixteen to twenty thousand people yearly in the United States and stresses urgent medical attention for persistent abdominal pain. It notes that medicines do not cure appendicitis and surgical removal is required, urging rest, no food or laxatives, and prompt doctor contact.
Mrs H B Senneff and her mother Mrs Mary Way and Mrs Cora Schauble plan Thursday in Lanark with Mrs Dora Senneff. Mrs Rose Stein and Ruth visited Mr and Mrs Herbert Stein Sunday. Mrs Herman Radatz and son visited Frank Koehler in Morrison Thursday evening. Frances Stansell weekend in Dixon with Alice Beetle. Herbert Spearman and Martin Sturmer hosts in Morrison Sunday. Hazel Yueschwerdt, a Wheaton teacher, weekend with parents H H Zugschwerat. L B Spencer Maida went to Rockford Monday. Spencer attended a dealer meeting.
Support the world's poultry congress as scientists from 75 countries promote a vast exposition in Cleveland from July 28 to August 7 1939. More than 5 000 exhibits and live birds fill four halls while researchers share breeding and nutrition advances. A statewide membership drive closes January 1 aiming to fund admission for all to the eleven day event.
Arietta Hartman argues music lifts spirits and should be valued in YCHS. She notes free instrument lessons are a recent success in many schools, urges student responsibility for rented or borrowed instruments, and encourages taking advantage of school music opportunities.
Mrs. Mary Weidman visits Roy Schreiner home Tuesday. Cheney. Mrs. Alice Beede and Mrs. Irene Zenton of Dixon visit Chadwick Saturday. Lena Tripp spends weekend with niece Mrs. Eber Shepherd in Mt. Carroll. F H Olson and Abbie plan Rockford weekend with A E Carlston. Lloyd Green of Clinton visits Will Holm. Carl Metz at Harvey Nowning home near Wacker for Sunday dinner. Mary Hartman honored at farewell supper as she leaves for South Dakota. Dorothy Putcamp of Rockford visits Riley Temple. Lulu Isack Rita Beneston and Marion Narelli of Rockford join Temple dinner Saturday. John Geiss and Ben Stadel drive to Urbana for University of Illinois Homecoming. meet children Jack and Wally Geist and Mildred Stadel. Attend football game and show in Urbana.
Thomson reports numerous modest social visits. Mr and Mrs Charles Groharing and family with Miss Norma Robison and Glen Groharing plus Leona Nelson dined at the Hoffmans near Chadwick. Athlone Gaar of Caledonia visits with her mother and sisters. Families from Chambersburg Milton Dixon Ideal Milledgeville and Fulton share weekends and birthdays. Lyle Williams bought a 1939 Chevrolet from Lewis Motor Co. Mr and Mrs Fay of Fulton return from an eastern trip. Fay attends funeral directors convention in New York.
Mr and Mrs N D French travel to Mt Vernon Indiana for Parents Day at Cornell College where their daughter Ruth is a sophomore. A Sunday picnic dinner was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Dale Maydew in Clinton in honor of Mr Maydew’s birthday. Various local families attended including the Oakleys Grisms Ashbys Bowers and Jo hannsen of Fulton. Other visits include Griswolds with in law Witt Eslinger and DeVries relatives at Morrison. Snavely Robison and Potter guests near Argo. Frank Smith and family visited Lillie in Lockport. Otto Switzer and Pen Groharing attended the Northern Illinois Institute in Dixon.
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