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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1934

Page

5

Grade News Highlights From Local School

The report covers multiple grade levels with 242 pupils in the school. It notes first through eighth grades, class editor elections, and new editors Virginia French and Jean Temaree. Several pupils are listed as new comers and the geography and math programs are described for the first six weeks.

Yaw Vreneh Dean Demaporte AL Towpke Do Ke Herder Futh Crostello Mar Ee Haymend Dykstra Oval Lait Thay Jimmy Legal Qremary Gelin Rice Harey Keli Lucy Lillian Sehafer Veutd May Turkey Dorothy Guitarioeter Benjamin Dimmick Wenie Wall Zuuschwerdt Thule Jean Temaree Virginia French Darlene Ashby Wane Ashby Wiliam Longnecket Uorty Krat

Y C High School Freshmen Elect Officers Amid Enrollment

Enrollment totals 62 with freshmen electing president Bob Deam and secretary Rob Cate. Sophomores name officers Victor Brock and Ruth French. class advisor Miss Wie Theophom. Senior officers include president Wer Car and Mildred Deinsen as class adviser.

Lotto Preshm Tera van Bob Cate Norbert Wea Shirley Boylan Phyllis Biamivk Bya Schioth Ronne Hinks Robert Voltz Charles Hawk Veter Evelyn Rawlins Loisoon Kathryn Kauffman Gertrude Dytstry Bob Dengaree William Gastell William Boylan Wilhy Stidell David Switzer Francis Tod Victor Brovkill Gilpin Stage Tom Kus- Aihert Kreft Delbert Curley Shelly Pay Groharing Paulapetter Kyle McGinnis Wilbur Shyder Harold Daehler Marie Stage Lucille Griswill Bewiah Gaar Mildred Bower Fivell Brown Bob Garrell Leroy Tole Earf Birk John Gaar Mie Ata Bob Deamaree Rob Cate Leis Green Miss 1 Wie Theophomores Fnlloxine Victor Brockoo Ruth French Renutia Sikkema Cracy Ae Sie Temaree Ries Ruth Simpson Twiki Vive Bliss Mildred Wer Car -Lerbey Mildred Deinsen Wiser Wiibe Elase Miss Wheeler

First PTA Meeting Set For Thursday Night Sept 13

The first PTA meeting will be held Thursday evening at the high school as a get together for teachers parents and patrons. A large attendance is expected with magical numbers by local talent opening the program. Mrs K B Carpenter will preside and welcome guests. After speeches and committee selections the district teachers and rural school staff will speak followed by remarks from local residents and a concluding reception.

Parent- Teachers Association K. B. Carpenter Demayee Lura Hemmer Carpenter Fred Smith F. L. Stagg N. BR. Kenyon Aitken Vernon Rawlins J. J. Sheridan H. R. Parsons Thomson Schoola

Village Board Minutes Report Sept 1924 Thomson Ill

The Thomson Illinois village board held its September 4 1924 meeting with all trustees present. Minutes were approved and bills including labor supplies and printing were approved after committee review. A treasurer’s balance of 2818.26 and a motor fuel tax allotment of 46.4 were noted. arterial highway work for Main Street was approved for preliminary estimates.

Peoceedinga Village Board Thomson, Ill Village J Board of Trustees B. R. Lewis Beth Hower Ben Wagner M. Strubb Mel Lay N. W. TL I. Greeley Jean Berthoff Toe B.D. Dimmick Ing Miner Thomson Review Lewis Motor Co Ed Ratherton Schade Williams Ernst Lieberman Main Street Recifé Daly Board On Motion Karen Gui Whitney Villace

Church Gatherings and Septem ber Sermons at Christian Church

Church notices list morning worship at 10 with a Sunday school topic God s plan for the Christian church evening service at 8 and a Thursday social at Otto Switzer s home. An aid society meets Sept 18, with a church welcome extended. Septembers sermon series will cover Man and Salvation with dates and topics. A church board meeting follows Sunday service and a session on the Effective Sduit Class led by Varis Monro is planned with a 30 cent textbook fee. A reception for returning school teachers is planned for Friday Sept 14 with committees named for program welcome refreshments and arrangements.

Nev W. G. Aitken Otto Switzer Aid Society Attle Church Church OF Christ Ases Church Board Servce Varrs Monro Tthe International Council of Religious Education Hu Cate Herbert Stores Winnie Holland Asinnie Miller Robert Groharing Norman French Athlone Gaar Hemmer Demarec Sears Westey Sack Avis St. Ores Emma Stage Edith Gaay

Methodist Sunday Services and Postponed Meeting

The Methodist church schedules 9:30 Sunday school 10:40 morning worship and 4:50 evening union with Rey Brice preaching. A question about pleasures and the destiny of this generation is noted. The aid society meeting for next week will be announced Sunday from the pulpit. The meeting planned for yesterday at Mrs. WLue Sizyman's home was postponed due to rain.

Methodist Rey Brice Paulo Aid Society Wlue Sizyman

Argo Methodist Sunday School Times

Sunday schedule notes for ARGO METHODIST and CATHOLIC church services. Morning and evening services listed with a host of items including the Rosary Sodality meeting with Mr. John Halfman as hostess and Randa school events.

John Halfman

Milledgeville Visit Tied To Car Shipment Tale

Local residents Mr and Mrs Robert Gelwicks of Milledgeville spent Sunday with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Rush Carrell. The piece notes a shipment of onions described as a carload of 227100 pound sacks of graded onions from Vincennes Indiana arriving after weather impacted quality.

Robert Gelwicks Milledgevth Rush Carrell Gelwicks Tory Vincennes Ayar

Youth Service Unites Methodist and Christian Churches

Kansas City youth lead a special Sunday service titled Your Sunday to address Youth's Challenge to the Church. The joint event features music by young performers and three minute talks by Athlone Gaar and Florence Smith, ending with Rev. Bruce delivering a youth centered message. Charles Dyson and his son visit relatives in the area, stopping in Lanark and at the Will Griswold home, with Mrs. Nettle Baker hosting a family dinner today.

Methodist and Christian Churches Unite IN Special Kansas City Youth Service Christian Church Methodist Church Tee Athlone Gaar Florence Smith Owijl Bruce Charles Dyson Daurghter-In-Lin Kansas Urbs Will Griswold Lanark George Dye Sun Nettle ‘Baker Sivlur Chas. ‘Dyson Stella Geiswold Mary Grin Willian Dyson Claude Grim

Local Mt Carroll Visit and 500 Club Entries Noted

Local news notes a visit by Loss Stage with cousin Betty Ashby in Mt Carroll and entries for the 500 Club by Mrs. Mayme Mummert. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Altquist hosted an afternoon gathering, Jehikken of Savanna visited, and the Deresbachs at John Carpenter home hosted Lucille and Billy who returned home near Lanark after a week with relatives. They also attended the Des Moines State Fair in Grundy Center Town Falls Conrad and Whitten.

Mayme Mummertis Roscoe Altquist Jehikken Savanna Wallace Deresbach John Carpenter Lucille Billy Lanark Towa Grundy Center Town Falls Conrad Whitten Theyulso Des ‘Moke

Stark Family Reunites With Vernie Martindale

Mr and Mrs Roy Stark and their children drove Saturday to Pea City and brought home Sir Vernie Martindale who had been visiting there for several weeks with relatives.

Roy Stark Pea Vernie Martindale

Frances Hollinshead and Raymond Porter wed in Hannibal

Frances Hollinshead elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Hollinshead and Raymond L Porter of Hannibal Mo were married in the Arch Street M E Church parsonage at four o clock Saturday afternoon The Rev W C Davis conducted the single ring ceremony Attendants were Miss Mary Elizabeth Leverington and Daniel G Poffenbaryer The couple will reside at 1004 A Center Hannibal and welcome visits from Illinois friends The couple’s families and Thomson and Rock Island connections were noted with greetings and best wishes for health and happiness

Frances Hollinshead Cur LD. Earle Hollinghead Ustich Raymond L. Porter Hannibal W.C. Davis Arch Street Mary Elizabeth Leverington Daniel G. Poffenb Oaryer Hannibal, Mo Hollinshead Thomson Raymond Jporter Ed ‘Porter Charles Portter Rock Island Raymond Frances Moyia Ustick Ferm Fulton High Francis Shimer Academy Mt. Carrroll Mosher Business College Chicago Fidelity iLife Association Fulton, Ill University of Illinois George Warmoeck Charles Porter

Melon Day profits to fund annual celebration plan

Miss Beth Hower announces Lanark concert band will give another concert this Saturday evening. Treasurer’s report on Melon Day profit not ready, but about 21 dollars is expected. Proposes using funds to lease park space, install lights for day and night events, and fund an extended Melon Day program with fireworks and concessions to boost attendance and revenue.

Beth Hower Lanark Bowery Dante Lange J. York Melton Day

York Baptists Homecoming and Rainout Revisions

York Baptists greet home comers with a large homecoming program headlined by Dr. George W. Taft, president of Northern Baptist Theological Seminary. The Sunday bell game Thomson against Poy was rained out and may be moved a week. all league games were rained out, possibly advancing the schedule to complete two remaining league games.

Thomson Poy York

Board Of Auditors Set New Road And Bridge Levy

York Township board of auditors met Sept 4 to fix the road and bridge levy for the coming year. The rate was set at 33 cents per $100 valuation, with funds similar to previous years deemed sufficient to cover GWA projects. Bills for relief and township officers were approved. cemetery and supervisors books audited and accepted. Weed Commissioner Berthoff reported summer thistles. efforts to locate culprits continued. Local social notes include visits to Chicago World's Fair and a Union reunion in Clyde township with multiple area residents attending.

York Township Board of Auditors York Tanship GWA Berglees Con’ Berthoff

Birthday party honors Mrs Lenders with relatives present

Mr and Mrs George Lenders hosted card night Friday for relatives and friends to celebrate Mrs Lenders birthday. John Martindale, just returned from Baraboo Wis, visits Ed Martindale and family for a few weeks at their home. Mr and Mrs William Brinkman and children Pauline and Boyd returned home after visiting relatives here and in Rock Falls since Thursday. Pauline spent time with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Smith and family, Mr Brinkman fished with Ern Rice on the river, while Mrs Brinkman and son stayed in Rock Falls with Claude Rice and family. The Smith and Brinkman families were Rocha Sunday at the

John Martindale Ed Martindale Baraboo Wis Martindale William Brinkman Pauline and Boyd Rock Falls Pauline Lloyd Smith Mr. Brinkman Ern Rice

Memorial notices and social visits across Clinton and Hanover

Day guests at the H A Toby Inome included Mrs Toby s sister and relatives from Clinton Reinbeck Ringsted Harris and Hanover. Memorial service for Mrs Willard Cooper at Hanover Presbyterian church featured tributes from friends and a testimony by Mixx Eather Cooper. Herbert Blodget resumed teaching at the Lee Center high school while Mrs Blodget and children plan to stay with her parents.

H. A Toby Inome Toby jGvoree Salyer Clinton Chris Gerensin Reinbeck George Gerensin Harris Senge Ringsted and Airs Pete Wilson Alvert Cooper Clarence Cooper Roth Mie Giaitrs Cooper Hanover Mixx Eather Cooper Willard Cooper Herbert Blodget Iee Center Mra Blodget Marian Rednex Mra T. A. Korios Mra. Knstue’ Esters Erickson Chicago Mra C. M. Gaden Betty Jane Lee An‘weles

Thomson Melon Tossers to Meet Clinton Stars Sunday

Thomson Melon Tossers will play Clinton Stars this Sunday at Thomson grounds. The game, delayed from last Sunday, is part of a rearranged schedule. Thomson sits at least in third place and could climb higher. Local family news reports visitations and weekend stays with the Cate and Menter households including Mr and Mrs Peter Carpenter of Lanark and Ruth Menter of Peoria.

Thomson Melon Clinton AM Thomson Thomsis Auret Peter Carpenter Lanark H. A. Cate Sterling Earl Menter Lauthter Ruth Peoria

Final Rites for Mrs Emma Loomis of Fulton Held

Funeral services were held Sunday in Fulton for Mrs Emma Loomis 2 prominent local woman and grandmother of Loomis Ratsen of Thomson Rev Jones Earl Corwin of the Fulton Presbyterian Church officiated The burial was in Fulton Cemetery Mrs Loomis died suddenly last Thursday Aug 30 the death a shock to friends She was born Emms Eliza Bates in Boston May 29 1650 and came to Fulton at age five She married George C Loomis principal of Fulton schools in 1870 He died in 1914 She is survived by three children Frances wife of Clarence Hansen Fulton Arthur of Vere Hee Canf and Laura at home.

Fulton Emma Loomis Loomis Ratsen Thomson Jones Earl Corwin Fulton Presbyterian Church W. G. Riordan Earl D. Thomson T. W. Jones W. G. Drury Earl G. Snyder Dr. H. Thompson Harry Noble Burlial Frances Clarence J Hansen Arthur Vere Hee Canf Laura

Funeral Tuesday for John Dale Sr near Mt Carroll

Funeral services were held yesterday for John Dale Sr age 72 at the farm home between Argo and Mt Carroll. Rev Feldwisch of Ga Hema officiated and burial was in Mt Carvel. Surviving are the widow and three sons and three daughters including Richard of Mt Carroll Zel Laura and Mrs Vernon Weber.

John Date Argo Mt.Carroll Feldwisch Ga- Hema Mt. Carvel Tre Isons. Doin Jr Richard Mt. Carroll Liz “Zel Laura Washington Vernon Weber

Ida Frederick Moves to Thomson Home

Mrs Ida Frederick relocates from Freeport to the Thomson property vacated by Fred Dod and family. She currently resides as a guest in her sister Mrs Jena Stumphy’s home. Mrs Annie Sheridan hosted Saturday’s gathering including veterans. Etta Durand of Reel Tata and Romerson Walter family from Chicago attended.

Ida Frederick Aonde Freeport Thomson Fred Dod Nr Wate Jena Stumphy Annie Sheridan Etta Durand Reel Tata

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