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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1942

Page

6

Christmas Boxes For Service Men In Foreign Parts

Post office guidance explains how to mail Christmas parcels to service members overseas. Details cover mailing window from Oct to Nov, weight and size limits, packing and censorship, and required recipient information for Army Navy Air Force and Marine units.

Post Office Department War and Navy Departments Continental United States Pvt W. D. Roe Army Ser. No U. S. Marine Corps New York San Francisco Calif Marine Corps

Woodland and Oak Park Residents Stay Overnight Guests

Carlos and Loretta Randecker of Woodland were Saturday overnight guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ness. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Schutters of Oak Park were Tuesday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Em nyre. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cambman and family spent Sunday in the Raymond Beecher home at Sterling. Mrs. Henry Grimm spent the past week visiting relatives in New Sharon and Marshalltown. Francis Nelson of Arvo-Fa hosted Bert Nelson Henning Olson of Galesburg and Fred Olson of Henning for supper. Olson will be inducted into the army Friday.

Jason Schutters Oak Park Howard Emnyre Henry Cambman Raymond Beecher Sterling Henry Grimm Ernest Watt New Sharon W. J. Darland Marshalltown Francis Nelson Arvo-Fa Bert Nelson Henning Olson Galesburg Fred Olson Henning Mr. Olson Army

Women Volunteer to Help Poultry Plants in Wartime Shortage

An Iowa reader urges female workers to join poultry and hatchery operations to meet a wartime shortage. She cites driving, labeling, and processing tasks and recalls women already ready to help when needed as millions of men are under arms. The piece stresses plans to shift production to older workers, women, and even children, to feed armies and allies.

Iowa Tearby Privar Obi & Lever Ine Sys

Chadwick Nutrition Class Begins Next Monday Eve

Mrs W H Taylor Red Cross chairman says producing plenty of food is only half the job and eating right is equally important. The Red Cross sponsors a fall nutrition class led by Miss Mary Ann Parker, high school home economics teacher. The first class will meet next Monday evening November 2. enrolled participants will be notified of the meeting place.

W. H. Taylor Red Cross The Mary Ann Parker

Loyal Belles Class To Meet Tuesday Night

The Loyal Belles class holds its regular meeting next Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Delmar Lang. Mrs Harold Stoner serves as assistant hostess and Mrs Merlyn Schreiner presents the Bible study.

Loyal Belles Delmar Lang Harold Stoner Merlyn Schreiner

Doctrine of Atonement in Christian Science lessons

Sunday’s Lesson-Sermon across Christian Science churches focused on atonement. The Golden Text from John 1:29 proclaims Jesus as the Lamb of God removing sin. Hebrews 3 urges vigilance against unbelief and staying connected to God while Eddy’s Science and Health frames repentance and reform as essential to the atonement.

Churches of Christ Scientist John Jesus Mary Baker Eddy

Lawrence Weber Is Honored Guest At Sunday Dinner

Lawrence Weber is honored guest as he prepares to leave for the army. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weber hosted a Sunday dinner for relatives and friends including Roy Weber and son of Freeport Albert Adolph and family Wm Meyer and daughter Diane Elmer Weber and family H F Weber and Spurgeon Harter Jr Mrs Lucinda Sucher plans to move Nov 1 to Milledgeville to live with her daughter Mrs Harve Schreiner D H Curley will move to Sucher’s vacated apartment

Lawrence Weber Joseph Weber Roy Weber Freeport Albert Adolph Wm. Meyer Diane Elmer Weber H. F. Weber Spurgeon Harter, Jr Lucinda Sucher First National Bank Milledgeville Harve Schreiner D. H. Curley Sucher

Community Family Supper and Weekend Guests

A collection of social notes lists hosting and visiting families around Milledgeville and area. Mr and Mrs C J Miller and family attended dinner at Clifton Cartwrights. Helen Bohar, Lee Bohar, Kent Olson visited at the Olson home. Marvillis Provant attended a Hallowe'en party at Al Wagner’s. Morrison guests, Remmers and Hagen families, and others are noted with several Sunday dinners and Monday calls.

C. J. Miller Clifton Cartwright Milledgeville Helen Lee Bohar LaSalle Kent Olson Rockford Fred Olson Marvillis Provant Frank Provant al Wagner George Hagen Morrison Ernest Remmers Fred Miller Mason Coble Sterling Kenneth Senneff Sophia Eidam Blue Island Elizabeth Senneff Don Hoak Carroll Fred Provant Stanley Misiewicz Frank Tsarzinsky John Misiewicz Cicero Alvin Schneider

Local Families Share Sunday Visits and Dinners

Mrs. Katie Rahn spent Tuesday at the Rahn home. Numerous guests joined Mr. and Mrs. Provant, Kaui, and Alexander families for Sunday dinners. Sophie Eidum and others were honored guests at W. J. Quest’s home. Roscoe Dial and Greenawalt painted the Zugschwerdt residence, with Dial noting more work pending. Elmer Weber missed work from severe cold. Several neighboring families, including Hartmans, Neises, Remreys, Shultzes, and Daehlers, were guests at various Dixon area homes.

Katie Rahn Orval Rahn Don Hoak Carroll Frank Provant Clayton Kaui Koy Queckboerner John Doty Monroe Alexander Betty Rick Rock Falls Harry Rick Sophie Eidum Blue Island W. J. Quest Bess Humbert 0. H. Rahn Wm. Woy Kenneth Senneff Charles Woy R. C. Dial Elizabeth Senneff Homer Geison Carmen Hanover Christy Geison Merlyn Schreiner Fred Geison Roscoe Dial Inlaw Mr. Greenawalt F. W. Zugschwerdt Charles W. Hartman Fred Hartman Earl Neis Theodore Randecker Woodland Oscar Klecker Merle Mt. Carroll Toby Remery Sterling Mark Remrey Thomas Shultz Freeport T. F. Shultz Harold Daehler Carl Daehler Mary Geison Dixon

No Hunting or Trespassing Notice Listed for Season

Article 2 section 11 of the Illinois game and fish code prohibits entering another’s property without permission. Trespassers on lands owned or tenanted by listed parties will be prosecuted. Jesse Jurgens and Sons, Thomson. Other names will be added to this list for the hunting season at 50c.

Game and Fish Code State of Illinois

Sergeant Lyle Carbaugh Transferred Between Air Fields

Sgt. Lyle Carbaugh son of Mr and Mrs Harry Carbaugh was moved from Sheppard Field Texas to Chanute Field Rantoul Illinois this week his parents reported. Sunday guests at Dan Stoner home included Miss Charlotte Schreiner Sterling and local residents Alvin Reiff Harold Stoner Arletta Hartman and Howard Stoner. Dinner at David Graham home hosted William Beattie family Lanark and marked Mrs Beattie's birthday.

Lyle Carbaugh Harry Carbaugh Sheppard Field Tex Chanute Field Rantoul Ill Dan Stoner Charlotte Schreiner Sterling Alvin Reiff Harold Stoner Arletta Hartman Howard Stoner David Graham William Beattie Lanark Mrs. Beattie

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