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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
22
Thomson locals and visitors frequent Clinton weekly, with many social calls to families including the Jenkins, Prins, Deets, and Pape households. Notable moments include Russell’s August 29 birthday, weekend stays by Erickson and Blodgett groups, and travels from Detroit and Denver.
A garbled dated item references Thomson and Me and Mes, names like Pearin Ahoy Appel and Prins, mentions Uranths Bullon v day, Alp, Wyte Cemily, Henry Puhr, Lamont Conrad, Kort Atkinson, and a labor day note at a tunner's home. Gleason in Hone Hulu Hawai reports Second Class Seaman status and passing tests. other bits mention costs, boxes, and wartime hopes.
Local residents gathered for a Hartman reunion at Point Rock Park on Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Willis Pape and Mrs Merry Parsons with extended family, plus Mr and Mrs Sullivan of nearby towns visiting and enjoying seasonal duties.
The text notes Thomson Bricks and several families including Mr and Mrs Wes son and family and Mr and Mrs Bert Jolson attending a green nit dinner at Waterworks park in Morrison Sunday. Mrs Charles Vraneke of Manover recently visited the Vraneke home and stayed with Roy Leilman and Ravilla Chapman this week.
Cart Dachler and sons attended a reunion at Ue Rork park with Mr and Mrs Herold and Loui Hartiniy. Carrell and Ault Saint Chond spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Awt.
The note appears garbled with fragmented phrases from a historic page. Readable elements include references to Artois, an argot style line, and uncertain names. The piece conveys no coherent event or outcome to summarize into a clear news item.
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