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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1935

Page

5

Many Happy Reunions Held During Week

Sterling area's social page reports multiple family reunions across Lawrence park and nearby towns. The Grim family met at Lawrence park with 32 members, elected officers Helen Gipe president and Bir K J Johnson vice president, planning next year's gathering at Mt Carroll. Attendees included Johnsons, Gipes, Kimmels, Grims, and others from Cordova Lanark Morrison Chadwick and Prophetstown. The Rush family reunion was noted to continue on the back page.

Reyale Pall Satynikiy Lawrence Parks Steelings Keys Mahermin Sterlines Wite Hfurd Giornt Pivens Vieg Faeed Frat Poly Minin Mahrnunt Fred Yartman Tropha Stein Job Hoyd Hande Van George Stein Chadwick Fred Mohrman Charlotte Eleanor George Getz Fred Getz Carroll Ben Mohrman DeKalb Darrell McNitt Prophetstown Mes Prince Stockton Orion Michael Sterling the Pines Polo Lawrence Park Helen Gipe Birk J. N. Johnson Cordova Frank Kimmel Lanark Point Rock Park Mt. Carroll Nicholas Johnson George Bast Charles Harris Joe Grim Henry Sites Anna Stein Morrison Elwood Gipe Milledgeville George Dyson Bert Grim Willis Claude Grim Thomson

Village Board Meeting Held Man Night

The Village Board of Trustees met in regular session with all members present and Pres. H. B. Strauch presiding. Bills were approved for payment, including street mowing, lighting, and park work. Water rents total $268.90 with $50.60 unpaid. travel for streets to Daehler pit proposed at 20 cents per yard.

Village Board of Trustees H. B. Strauch Beth Hower L. J. Greeley N. W W. M. Strauble Frank Johnson Carcol W. W. Bennett Alfred St. Ores Dixon and Stewart Daehler Pit Tibbitts Pape Mex Delix Delix Melends's Raulall Heip Deehler Stoen

Visit to San Diego Fair Inspires Argo-Fa Girl Report

A reader from Savanna recounts a weekend visit to the California Pacific International Exposition in Balboa Park San Diego. The report highlights the Ford Building Ford Bowl Roads of the Pacific and highlights the Hollywood Hall of Fame the Federal Building and the Boulder Dam model among many exhibits and displays totaling a vivid panorama of culture architecture and technic progress. The piece notes extensive grounds tropical plants government exhibits and a featured Gold Gulch attraction with tribal representations. A personal note mentions local visitors including Mr and Mrs Tom Rush and others from Savanna and Freeport.

California San Diego Lie Review Balboa Park Pacific Ocean Pacific Southwest Ford Ford Motor Company Pacific South America Panama al Iso CCC Hollywood Motion Picture Hall of Fame Jone Federal Palace of Water and Transport Station Los Angeles Metropolitan Water District Co Boulder Dam Palace of Natural History Palace of Food and Beverages Palace of Better Housing Cafe of the World Palace of Fine Arts House of Charm Palace of Science and Photography California Tower San Diego Museum Oid Globe Theater Palace of Education Zoological Gardens U.S. Amy Gold Gulch Ieee Beatrice Brechill Yhrwush Wayne Ashby Esther

Among The Sick At The Review Office and Local Names

Ed Atherton was confined to bed for several days last week while Myrtle Groharing improves after illness. Lester Holman broke his arm in a car crank incident. Clarence Belhows cannot attend work at the Review office this week. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kner and Mix Pauline Jones of Clinton visited Morrison. Floyd and Mrs. Kness celebrate tenth wedding anniversary as Mrs. Adam Kness has a birthday. Joe Greenes Freyport, son-in-law of Mr. Ida Frederick, is quite unwell after a fall from a ladder while carpentry at Henry Heb’s home.

Ed Atherton Adam Kner jFiave Kness Nick Rac Howard Kness Mixx Pauline Jones Clinton Morrison Latera Karss Floyd Kness Adam Kness Joe Greenes Freyport Ida Frederick M. J. Sheridan Henry Heb' A

Local Churches Advertise Sunday Services and Activities

Ideal Church invites all to Sunday school at 10 10 a m and worship at 7 p m with Rev Berge, welcoming strangers and the poor. Catholic services at 8 00, Baptist led by Hew W G Aitken with 10 a m worship and 11 19 Sunday school. Livewire class held last week with about twenty five attendees and a brief program. Methodist church lists Sunday school at 9 36, worship at 10 30. nid society will not meet. Church of Christ schedules Sunday school 9 30, morning worship 10 30, evening worship 7 30 with an emphasis on scriptural teaching and fellowship. Invite teachers to return and join in services, aiming to make Thomson their church home.

IDEAL Berge Worshop Catholic Ringuilar Baptist W. G. Aitken Livewire Paul Smith Argo Rey Aitken Reading Alwilda Smith Jukes James Blair Sylvia Wilt Methodist Nid Society Church OF Christ Word of Truth Thomson. de

Local social notes from Lanark and surrounding towns

Locals report Misses Beth and Wands Hower of Lanark will handle music in both schools. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Croft of Forda Lat Wis were guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stage and family. Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Maiderblink included Mr. and Mrs. Wm Kamhous of Fulton and their son Jay of Chicago. Monday visitors at Willis Stage’s home were Mrs. Anna Stein of Merrizon John Pape and Mr. Carley of Ustick. Verna and Helen Oakley spent Sunday and Monday in Clinton with their sister Mrs. Dale Maydew and family.

John Pape Carley Ustick Verna Helen Oakley Clington Dale Maydew

HOLD RITES IN DAKOTA FOR MRS SHEPARD

Mrs Shepard died last Wednesday in Springfield Alabama after a hip fracture in June. Rites held Saturday afternoon at Mathos district Byacepatl church. Interment in Ellendale Cemetery. Daughters Tommy and Joyce Shepard attended.

Dakota Shepard Mra A. G. Ashepard Springfield Ken Gawthorne Say Ellendale Cemetery

Rock Falls wedding attended by local residents

Fragmentary notice describes a wedding of Gale Crom to Lyle Robinson in Rock Falls with attendees from Morrison and Sterling. It mentions Gale Crom’s parents Mr. and Mrs Ward Crom and lists several relatives and friends from Ellendale Spokane Pittsfield and Minneapolis among those who drove to Rock Falls for the ceremony.

G. R. Lewis Pred Wonds Morrison Rock Pulls Gale Crom Ward Crom Sterling Lyle Robinson

Herbert Rawlins Recounts West Coast Vacation Trip

Herbert Rawlins details a West Coast tour with Mrs Earl Roeggendorf and others visiting San Francisco landmarks. The narrative covers Muir Woods redwood forest, Golden Gate Park, Fisherman’s Wharf, San Quentin (missed), the Ferry Building relief map, and the Golden Gate Bridge era as construction nears completion. Also mentions visits to San Rafael, Sa n Francisco Bay area, and notable parks, pools, and museums.

Golden Gate Park America Buffalo Wallows Thomson San Rafael Bay Namilton Field Lena San Quentin Museum of Natural History San Francisco Field Museum Chicago Aquarium Tea Garden Fleizhacker Skyline Road Seal Rocks Financial Andusiness City Hall Givie Center Fisherman's Wharf Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco-Oakland Bay Oakland Bay Shore Dar Goelden Gate Bridge

Scholars Resume Labor Day Duties at Thomson Schools

Faculty from grade and high schools arrive from multiple towns to Thompson area. High school lineup includes Prof Demaree teaching algebra and history, Mr Milford Benham science and coaching, Miss Lois Ant English and Latin, Miss Harriet Wheeler English and bookkeeping. Grade staff led by Prof Hemmer with Miss Burns and Miss Williams overseeing upper grades. Living arrangements noted for several teachers with local families.

Thomson Demaree Milford Benham Manteno Loisant Decatur Harriet Wheeler Davenport Benham Delia Melendy Miss Hunt Miss Wheeler R. L Houghton Hemmer Stendal Ind Neile Burns Chicago Cecile Williams Dixon Nellie Slastings LaCrosse Wis Decia Brooks Les Ida Weber Miss Burns J. I. Houghton Miss Williams R. D. Bennett Hastings Tertha Hollend

Local Visitors Share Time At Morrizon Homes

Mrs Frances Ashtole stays with her son John this week at the C A Martin residence in Morrizon along with guest Mrs Grace Teeter of LeClaire who visited last Thursday. Also noted are Mr and Mrs George St Ores s, Denier Leavens, Mrs Lydia Strone, Albert Leavens, Mrs Kier Rhuea and Chad Tee Hariman and Ian Stumphy with their sons from Thicace visiting relatives. Bub works at the A and P, the father a high school student.

Frances Ashtole John C. A. Martin Morrizon Grace Teeter LeClaire Via George St. ‘Oress Denier Leavens Lydia Strone Albert Leavens Kier Rhuea Chad- Tee Hariman Ian Stumphy Thicace Bub A and P

Altar and Rosary Society Meets. prizes awarded

The Altar and Rosary Society met yesterday with Mrs. Tim McNamara presiding. Prizes in Mince were awarded to Miss Frances Prins for first place and Mrs. John Nalfman for presumably second. Refreshments of sandwiches, ice cream and cake were served. The next meeting will be the first Wednesday of the month with Mrs. Prins.

Altar and Rosary Society Tim McNamara Mise Frances Prins John Nalfman Jon Prins

Thomson Enjoys Its Largest Melon Day Festivities

The Bell family reunion at Eagle Point park Clinton IA drew about 7500 attendees with up to 14000 estimated overall, featuring a melon day with plans for larger grounds and runways for crowds. Officiating officers included Fred Bell and Mrs William Frnt Elgin with Kyle Melendy Savanna elected vice president. Melon stands, concessions, and a renewed layout improved flow despite rain reducing attendance.

Bell Eagle Point Park Clinton Kyle Melendy Savanna Fred Bell Elgin William Frnt Ind Pene Jiil Thomson Tosny Khosé

Local Social Roundup from Clinton and Nearby Areas

Mrs. Vena Graves of Clinton visited Mrs. Madge Bower on Monday. Leona Melendy of Savanna spent several days here last week with Ja net Carpenter. Arthur Deutsche and Arden l of Chicago were guests last Thursday and Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Rawlins were also guests. The Ottens family and daughters Viola and Irma Jean visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pessnan on Sunday. Kyle Melendy of Savanna and the Carpenter home hosted Monday supper. Mrs. Nelle Scott of Los Angeles, visiting her brother in Clinton, was a guest last Thursday of Mrs. L. B. Sears and returned to California. Mrs. K WB Carpenter and Mrs. Glaire joined Mae Densmore for a weekend in LaGrange, returning Monday. George Gilbert with Mrs. S. I. Gilbert and Miss Harriett Gilbert called on Mr. and Mrs. Md McGinty and Miss Mary Cone at Amelia Sraith’s in Argo. Bertha Holland, N. D. French and daughter Ruth, Ed Hinds, and Mrs. Otto Switzer attended an Hinds family picnic at Mrs. Tda Howe’s in Lena on Sunday, with relatives from Rockford, Chicago, Swaledale, and Jowell.

Vena Graves Clinton Madge Bower Leona Melendy Savanna Janet Carpenter Arthur Deutsche Arden l Chicago Kyle Rawlins Henry Ottens Viola Irma Jean Joe Pessnan Kyle Melendy K. B S. I. Gilbert Harriett Gilbert Reepent Ealled MD McGinty Mary Cone Amelia Sraith Argo Bertha Holland N. D. French Ruth Ed Hinds Otto Switzer Hinds Tda Howe Lena Rockford Swaledale Jowell

First PTA Meeting Planned at York Gym September 11

The first fall and winter PTA meeting at York gym is set for Wednesday September 11 at 8 00 pm with President Mrs Grace Seim to preside. The event doubles as a reception for teachers and school patrons with refreshments served. Officers for the year include President Mrs Harvey Seil first vice president Mrs J Stickell second vice president Mrs Paul Lewis third vice president Mrs K B Carpenter Secretary Miss Harriet Wheeler and Treasurer Mrs Fred Smith.

Parent-Teacher's Association York Grace Seim Plains Harriet, Wheeler Fred Smith J. ¥. Stickeil Charris McGinty Henry Parsons John Carroll Aitken Glen Demaree 0. Hemmer Harriett Wheeler Paul Lewis Helen Gaar Robt Groharing Gien Demares Ely Cochran Wr Strubb Harold St. Ores H. A. Cate Wesley Sack Orella Bennet HLS K. &. Carpenter Queila Benneld Wm. Slayman

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Rush Stein Myron Tibbits Palisades Aran Tom Wilson Palisadiki Trvin Rush Joan Tom Rush Reeves Krafz Freeport Ollie Alberton Will Hans Jleteh Elmer Idual Frank Rush Geo. Schmaling West Lester Holman Clarence Belhows Myrtle Groharing Dickey County Frederick Tufyy Siakties da Frederick Rederick Jim McGinnis Wisconsin Abe Rock Falls Louie A. Kenyon Carell County Windson Washington Ulysses Grant Shepard Tacoma Wash Drexey County Peart Ellendrice Inqurance Wich Spring Tema J Hal Crampton Spokane How TR A. Yard Pittsfield Mass Dickey Coun Mee) Frost Minneapolis Minn Ty Leader Ellendale Dak John Dowd Tim MeNamara Herbert Rawlins West Coast Earl Roeggendorf Mesnk Brown Itgton Thesday Jay Cooke Motine Albert Cooke Bill Adams Arlyne Paw Paw Herb Rawlins Ped Vernor Rawlins Lyndon Los Angeles Hollywood Family Group Charles Groharing Horan Norbert Rawlins Jr Selock Ruby St. Ores Ruby Albany Dagcotts James Sheridan WLS Babe Tronan Texas Combovs PTA Grace Frank Stewe Galena Axuet Fenkins Woanamac Tard Mirs Macy Robert Gelwicks Millsigewilie Bush Carroll
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