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Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1942

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News from Mission and Kearns Soldiers Letters

Letter from Mrs. Hay Alexander in Mission Texas details family news including Deona’s baby Lynne Carroll, Deona’s Detroit trip, and local poultry earnings. Doc Kness in Kearns Utah describes army life, Chanute Field band plans, travel from Illinois to Utah, Salt Lake City experiences, and guard duties, with mentions of fellow soldiers and hunting.

Hay Alexander Sharpe Carroll Mission Texas

Vows Solemnized in Mt Carroll Rectory

Betty June Neuschwanger and Kenneth H Kosher wed in Mt Carroll at 3 30 pm in the United Brethren parsonage with Rev Grover Foltz officiating. The couple plans a Milwaukee wedding trip and farm residence near Mt Carroll.

Betty June Neuschwanger Irve Noevechwanger Mr. Carroll Kenneth H. Kosher Clarence Kosher Lanark United Brethren Church Mt. Carroll Grover Foltz Kosher

Teaching Post Vacancy and Personal News from Mansfield

Miss Mildred Skinner has resigned from Mansfield High School to pursue dietitian work. Her mother died suddenly in July. Mrs. George Greeley, Mrs. Wayne Ashby, and Mrs. Lyle Greeley visited Willis Pape’s in Milledgeville on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Geerts of Albany visited their daughter, Mrs. Albert Prins, and family Monday evening. Will Sullivan and Henry Zelaninski of Chicago were guests at Lewis Kness. An earlier note claiming he was accompanied by his son was an error. The Sullivans have no children. Clarence Bolhous is on a two week state vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Bolhous and Marilyn drove to Chicago Wednesday to visit his sister Mrs. Henry Rozeboom and husband until Friday.

Mildred Skinner Mansfield High School George Greeley Wayne Ashby Lyle Greeley Willis Pape Milledgeville Dave Geerts Albany Albert Prins Will Sullivan Henry Zelaninski Chicago Lewis Kness Sullivans Clarence Bolhous A. Heinze Mt. Carroll Fred Miller Vernon Corbin Fulton Chas. Jenkins Joe Weber LaVerne and Henry Chadwick Virginia French Rockford Fred Hook Epa Epa Hook Home In Mt. Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hinrichs Rock Falls Harvey Marshall Darlene Ashby Beverly Marshall Land Marshall Morrison Fair Jerry Wiebenga Harvey Fossett Jake Vogel Lester Vogel William Baker Clinton Dorothy Badtke Howard Wiebenga Thomson Chas. Hoge David Frendle Robert Carroll Vern Kauffman William Lotz Lanark C. J. Green and Sons H. M. Timmons C. J. Green Jake Stickell Pearl City Oregon Dee Wilt Clint Wilt Indio Calif Misa Lucille Dresbach Smith's Wallace Dresbach Grundy Center Iowa Newt Ritenour Clarence Doty Savanna S. Main St Walter Helle Roy Douglas Newt Hubert Williams Ighton Stockton Arthur Pape Paul Melendy Gerald Brown Jerry Wiehenga Claude Wiehenga Robert Clark Buffalo N. Y Omer Clark John S. Clark Roswell N. M Russell Sweitzer Dorothy Rogwendorf Tacoma Wash Wm. Newman Howard Leavens Washington Dorothy 46Th Ruth Davis Thompson Madison County Hospital Anderson Ind Hattie Rawlins Kyle Rawlins Clarence Tack Bobby Tack Henry Young Paul A. Pratt Wacacia Road Milwaukee Wis John Nordhoff Cecil Emil Arthur Bott Alma Helen Mertz Carl Peterson Fred Jorgeson Russell Switzer John $. Clark Garrett Stevenberg Morrison Paul Beck Hilda Helm Lancaster Carl Johansen Guy Brown Eugene Daley Eva Daley

Carroll county completes air wardens 25 hour course

Monday night the final session of the Carroll county school for air raid wardens was held at Mount Carroll. Five Thomson men completed the course and are now qualified to perform warden duties and to instruct others in the community. Local honorees include Paul Lewis and IL D Morse Hayes Frazier Leonard Stage and William Strubb. Eber Shepherd led the program with ten hours first aid three hours fire safety and five hours gas attack drills and general instruction.

Carroll County School For Airaid Mt. Carroll Thomson Paul Lewis York Township IL. D. Morse Hayes Frazier Leonard Stage William Strubb Eber Shepherd Carroll County

Locals suffer rough week as Hanover upset shocks Daggett

Hanover girls handed the locals a surprise win and upended analysis of the Daggett game. Spring Valley aces Morrison and Workman starred in a 5-4 win, while Fulton and Brackmeier pitched a no hit game in an eight inning victory for Big Bridge. The Spring Valley squad, once a season standout, has seen batting averages drop since June due to less practice.

Daggett Hanover Girls Spring Valley Aces Morrison Workman Ump Valley Eagle Point Fulton Big Bridge Boys Brackmeier Spring Valley Fulston

Contagion of Health and Heavenly Vision Sermons at Albany Church

The Albany church outlines a Sunday schedule with morning worship at 11 and an evening service at 7. Rev. B. G. Swaney, district official, calls quarterly conference for Wednesday September 9 at 8 p.m. in the Albany church. New public school teachers welcomed.

B. G. Swaney Rockford Albany Thomson I. A. Woodrow

Argo Methodist Schedule and Upcoming Events

The Argo Methodist church lists Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 55 with evening service at 7 30. A Wednesday prayer meeting is planned for September 3 at 8 pm and a September 6 Sunday schedule includes 10 am Sunday school and 10 55 am worship. The ladies aid postpones one week to September 10 at Mrs Spearman’s home. State retreat of Albright Brotherhood scheduled for Aurora on September 12. Various musical offerings and guest speakers noted for upcoming services.

Ladies’ Aid E. E. Peacock Charles Spearman Albright Brotherhood Aurora

Sunday Dinner Guests From Local Families

Thomson residents hosted a Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith’s home with guests from Lockport Lanark Savanna and Aledo plus local friends. Afternoon and evening callers included the Melendy Smiths Ruth Cooper and Rose Marie Bentley with Bentley joining from Aledo NL.

Frank Smith Conrad Lillie Lockport Donald Smith Irve Neusehwanger Orlo Smith Francis Harold Holt Blaine Smith Carroll Kenneth Kosher Lanark Kyle Melendy Joyce Savanna Paul Smith Lloyd Smith Geraldine Robert C. C. Bentley Rose Marie Aledo, NL Clarence Cooper Miss Bentley Ruth Cooper

Local Health Notes From Various Hospitals

Mrs. Ferdinand Grimm shows improvement after returning home from Jane Lamb hospital on Saturday. Mrs. Fred Turney of Fulton remains a patient at Jane Lamb hospital. William A. Wheeler of Morton is up most of the day, walks without a cane, and has taken short car rides. Eugene Lord of Savanna had a tonsillectomy Friday at Mercy hospital. Mrs. Henry Hartman is a medical patient at Savanna City hospital. Johnny Brown is at Fort Bragg post hospital, N C, with a leg injury from the rifle range. Mrs. John Carpenter has been ill at home since Saturday. Darlene Creighton suffers a broken arm from a school incident.

Ferdinand Grimm Jane Lamb Hospital Fred Turney Fulton William A. Wheeler Morton Eugene Lord Savanna Mercy Hospital Henry Hartman Savanna City Hospital Johnny Brown Post Hospital Fort Bragg N. C John Carpenter Darlene Creighton

Schade Couple Celebrates 55th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs John Schade of Thomson observe their 55th anniversary with a family dinner. Natives of Wisconsin they moved to Thomson in 1892 where he worked as contractor and carpenter until retirement. Born September 3 1861 he married Nellie Heimbaugh in 1887. Four daughters Marie Crowe Delbert Dimmick Glendora Schade Esther died young.

John Schade Misa Shelia Crow Morrison Nellie Dimmick Glendora Schade John Dimmick Spring Prairie Wia Nellie Heimbaugh Troy Wis Marie Crowe Morrison Hospital Delbert Dimmick Thomson Esther Schace

Oscar E. Howard dies at East Moline in 1942

Oscar E. Howard, born March 14 1862 in Lena, dies at East Moline on Tuesday evening Sept 1 1942. He lived in Chadwick Hill and worked as a plumber with Chas Harris. Survived by daughter Laura Fick, three grandchildren, two brothers C E Howard and I R Howard, sister Mrs A E Seise, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Leamon's Chapel Lena Sept 8 1942 at 2 p m.

East Moline Oscar E. Howard Mr. Howard Richard C. Howard Catherine Kemper Howard Lena Chadwick Hill Chas, Harris Ilinois Laura Fick Miller, S. D South Dakota C. E Pasadena I. R Long Beach Cal A. E. Seise Lena, M Leamon Lena, IL The Lena Star

Williams to enter Navy training at Great Lakes

Hubert Williams son in law of Mr and Mrs Arthur Pape has enlisted in the United States Navy and will report to Great Lakes Naval training station September 8. After six weeks there he will attend one of five Radar schools as a radio technician to learn installation and operation of new radio airplane detector devices. The Williams family has been in Stockton running the Stockton theatre and he has worked at the Savannah ordnance depot as a radio man. Mrs Williams and Burton will join him once permanently located.

Hubert Williams Arthur Pape United States Navy Great Lakes Naval Training Station Williams Stockton Orville Johnson Savanna Ordnance Depot

Local social notes from Mt Carroll and surrounding towns

Monday and Tuesday visits mark a flurry of social calls across Mt Carroll Fulton Chadwick Rockford Morrison and Clinton. Residents hosted relatives friends and neighbors including the Miller Jenkins Hook Hinrichs and Wiebenga households with birthdays reunions and melon deliveries noted.

Beth Houghton to Wed A R Cole in Chicago

Mr and Mrs Roy Houghton announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Beth to A R Cole of Denver. The ceremony will be performed Saturday in Chicago.

Roy Houghton Beth A. R. Cole Denver, Cole Chicago

Community Notices From Savanna and Surrounding Areas

Local residents visiting relatives and moving residences are listed by name, including Dee Wilt from Indio visiting Misa Dresbach in Grundy Center, and Newt Ritenour relocating with family to Mt. Carroll. Various guests, hosts, and callers in Savanna, Fulton, Milledgeville, and surrounding towns are noted along with several address changes and hospital staff appointments.

Metal drive notice seeks scrap donations posted

Notice asks residents to bring scrap metal to the Francke Switzer hardware or arrange a pickup by calling 155 for the drive on September 12.

Francke- Switzer Hardware

Births in Moline and Chicago Add Two New Sons

Mr and Mrs Robert Stage announce a son born Friday August 28 at Moline Public hospital weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces named Richard Robert. Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson of Paxton Illinois welcome a son born August 25 at Michael Reese hospital Chicago. Mrs Anderson is the former Ruth Marth of Wacker.

Robert Stage Moline Public Hospital Richard Robert Carl Anderson Paxton, Til Michael Reese Hospital Chicago Anderson Ruth Marth Wacker

Sandridge School Opens With Twenty One Pupils

Vera E Williams teaches the Sandridge school which opened Monday with 21 students across grades. The seventh grade includes Arlene Potter, and 6th grade lists Gladys Coon Leonard Holman Shirley Valbert Leona Curley. Fifth grade has Buckie Fall Junior Potter Donna Smith. Fourth grade includes Fay Otter Donald Robertson Bobby Coon Betty Barr. Third grade has Billy O Leary Ronald Smith. Second grade includes Edward Holland Nancy Walbert Billy Coon. First grade names Margaret Craw Patsy Falls.

Sandridge School John Flickinger Beverly Valbert Arlene Potter Gladys Coon Leonard Holman Shirley Valbert Leona Curley Buckie Fall Junior Potter Donna Smith Fay Otter Donald Robertson Bobby Coon Betty Barr Billy O'Leary Ronald Smith Edward Holland Nancy Walbert Billy Coon Margaret Craw Patsy Falls Vera E. Williams

Woman's club opens year with social at Mrs Switzer's

The Woman's club's first meeting of the year will be a social at Mrs. Alice Switzer’s home on Wednesday evening in September. Program includes roll call, Centerpiece, reports from American Home and chairmen Ellen Hogg and Gladys Cooper, music by Mary Sheridan, Edna Walters, Minnie Miller, Thelma and Irene Schick, and entertainment by Lovella Diehl Tone Smith and Katherine Cooper. Argo 500 Club hosted by Hortense Nipe. prizes awarded to Cora Kauffman Clara Andring Ruth Stearns. Thomson 500 Club met at Amy Lewis's house for a picnic with Leila Johansen Hortense Nipe and Cora Kauffman placing. Hostess Bess Carpenter to host Sept. 17.

Woman's Club Alice Switzer Ellen Hogg Gladys Cooper Mary Sheridan Edna Walters Minnie Miller Thelma Irene Schick Lovella Diehl Tone Smith Katherine Cooper Argo 500 Club Hortense Nipe Argo 500 Cora Kauffman Clara Andring Ruth Stearns Srd R. J. Houghton Thomson 500 Amy Lewis Leila Johansen Bess Carpenter Hostes

Auditors Check On Books At Village Meeting

The semi annual meeting of York township auditors was held Tuesday at 1 pm in the village hall. Auditing of the books for the poor relief fund road-bridge fund supervisors fund and cemetery fund and the weed commissioner’s books was completed. J B Ashpole is highway commissioner Rush Carroll cemetery association secretary treasurer Garrett Bolhous weed commissioner. The road-bridge levy remains 33 cents per hundred dollars valuation. Board members include J J Sheridan supervisor Don Carpenter and Ed Porter justices of the peace Clarence Bolhous town clerk.

Board of Auditors Poor Relief Fund Road-Bridge Fund Supervisors Fund Cemetery Fund J. B. Ashpole Rush Carroll Cemetery Association Garrett Bolhous York Township J. J. Sheridan Don Carpenter Ed Porter Clarence Bolhous

Social News From Clinton and Nearby Areas

Ruth Arling of Macomb visited this week with friend Elynor Stagg. Sorghum marketing stickers were printed for Ben Stage. Harold Shelly family of Charlotte Indiana spent Sunday at John Norhoff home. Wednesday dinner guests included Vernelle Nixon and daughter from Farmers City and Henry Toepfer, Henry Toepfer, Mt Carroll, plus Edgar Whitebread of LeClaire and Agnes Hiess of Morrison at Hattie Yates home. Wallace Rice, tri cities worker, spent weekend with parents Clarence and Mrs Rice. Charlotte Rice returned to Winner South Dakota to teach after summer in Joliet Mt. Thomas Stagg estate sold residence on 5th Ave Clinton to Geo Harderson of Clinton. Thanks for hospital visit cards. -Mrs Ferdinand A Grimm.

Ruth Arling Macomb Elynor Stagg Ben Stage Harold Shelly Charlotte John Norhoff Harry Diehl Vernelle Nixon Farmers City Henry Toepfer Mt Carroll Edgar Whitebread LeClaire Agnes Hiess Morrison Hattie Yates Wallace Rice Tri-Cities Clarence Rice Charlotte Rice Joliet Winner, S. D Thomas Stagg 5Th Ave Clinton Geo. Harderson

Morgan Family Thanks for Cards and Support

The Morgan family expresses gratitude to everyone for cards letters and calls during Mr. Lee Morgans hospital stay and thanks neighbors who helped at the home.

Mrs. Lee Morgan

York Community High Opens With Eighty-Two Enrolled

Eighty two students begin classes at York Community High School with staff assignments listing Supt Elliott teaching Algebra 1 Geometry and Physics. In grade school principal Mr Hemmer leads Miss Wallace first and second grades Miss Hamilton third and fourth Miss Weidman fifth and sixth Miss Cooper seventh and eighth.

York Community High School Supt. Elliott Blodgett Miss Walters Mise Kugenthaler Mies Goldenstein

Methodist Ladies Meet Wednesday in church group

The Women's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Hattie Rawlins's home with 20 members and several visitors including Mrs. Orella Bennett Mrs. North and children Mrs. Helen Gaar and Mrs. Mary O'Dell who became a new member Rev. and Mrs. Woodrow of Albany attended. Maude Wagner led the business portion and planned the September 16 mission study to be conducted by Mrs. Salome McGinty. The group also discussed a letter from the Rockford district Women's Division and spent the rest socializing and sewing carpet rags. A luncheon was served by Myrta Groharing Ralph Stearns and John Ashpople. The next meeting will be at the homes of Mrs. Laura Francke and Mrs. Clara Switzer on Sept. 16.

Women's Society of Christian Service Hattie Rawlins Orella Bennett North Helen Gaar Mary O'Dell Woodrow Albany Maude Wagner N&&t Salome McGinty Wagner Christian Service Board of Mission Rockford Myrta Groharing Ralph Stearns John Ashpople Laura Francke Clara Switzer

Grade News highlights class enrollments and activities

The report notes 26 students in the room with 9 in fifth grade and 17 in sixth grade. Betty Jane Holloway is the only new student. New eighth grade pupil Arlen Naniga. new geography and spelling books arrived. Football plans include captains Arlen Naniga and Fred Miller. Reporters listed as Eleanor Stearns, Bette Lou Wilt, Bob Hook, and Donald Ashby.

Betty Jane Holloway Arlen Naniga Fred Miller Eleanor Stearns Bette Lou Wilt Bob Hook Donald Ashby

Local residents visit kin and neighbors across towns

Floyd and Albert Stumphy of Clinton spent the weekend with aunt Ella Stumphy. George St. Ores traveled to Ellendale to visit his brother. Francis Fiece left for Williamsville to teach high school English and science. Ruth Rice heads to Sunnyvale California for the winter and will join the junior class there. Several families hosted or visited relatives in Clinton, Savanna, Bettendorf, Joliet, and Galena. The Pontiac of Paul Heusinkveld was damaged by a hit while parked, and Jake Dephuis acquired a new Pontiac coupe.

Floyd Albert Stumphy Clinton Ella Stumphy George St. Ores Ellendale S. D Wm. St. Ores Francis Fiece Clarence Rice Williamsville Ruth Rice Sunnyvale Calif Alfred Smith Savanna Ordnance Depot Paul Heusinkveldt Jake Dephuis

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