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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1940

Page

6

Centennial for Coleta Planned with Sept 13 14 Events

Plans for Coleta’s centennial and highway dedication progress well for September 13 and 14. An amateur program with cash prizes Friday night, talks and music Saturday afternoon, a big parade led by village president C H Bushman, bands, and themed entries. Also features a rodeo by H & K Ranch, ball games, rides, and a pavement dance each night.

Coleta C. H. Bushman Sterling High School Gazette H & K Ranch Boys

Thomson locals share visits across towns and states

Chas Dyson and son Paul returned home to Kansas City after visiting here with relatives. Numerous neighbors and friends hosted weekend visits in Clarence Cooper, Bert Wickler, and other households. Trips included a husband and wife duo to Davis Junction and Mt. Carroll, while others welcomed guests from Argo Fulton Savanna and Morrison.

Chas. Dyson Paul Kansas City Richard Brown Clifford Flack Forrest Gene St. Croix Minn Ray Moyer Argo Clarence Cooper Ray Johnson Ben Stage John Carpenter K. B. Carpenter Bert Wickler Davis Junction Rush Carroll Robert Gelwicks Milledgeville Fred Benz North Dakota Lynn Curley Wesley Sack Hazel Paul Daggetts Mt. Carroll Joe Pollard Fulton Maurice van Buer Near Argo John Smit Kyle Melendy Savanna Frank Smith

Local Social Roundup from Savanna and Vicinity

Numerous short visits and social calls across Savanna, Ottawa, Morrison, and surrounding towns. Citizens listed include Thomson, Lahre, Brown, Cooper, Nipe, Haas, Balk, Ashpole, Bolhous, Bielema, Bolhous, Brenneman, Dittsworth, Jenkins, Dude, Peterson, Porters, Dyke, Prins, Hines, Blake, Shipman, Hook, Weatherwax, Welch, and Francke among others.

John Cooper Willard Cooper Ethel Elizabeth Fred Nipe Dan Nipe Will Haas Richard Jane George Schmaling and Leland Argo Herman Fehler Florence Station Chas, Jenkins William Jenkins George Balk Jane Lamb Hospital Clinton John Ashpole Donald Hedden Janesville Wis J. F. Black Rockford Ottawa Ashpole Martin M. Bielema Fulton Clarence Bolhous Rush Carroll Cora Farwell Morrison Roy Heitman Ray Brenneman Kenneth Dittsworth Emma Bower Lanark I. D. Morse Atlantic Owens Galesburg Aurora Chas. Jenkins Harold Dude Albany Arthur Pape Emil Peterson Carl Peterson Carter Davenport Chas. Falk South Dakota Leonard Porter Peter Dyke Albert Prins Chas Victor Hines Mt. Carroll Nick Johnson Cordova John Blake Chicago Oscar Kraft Ross Boylan Los Angeles Calif Porterville George Weatherwax Ralph Hook Epa Hook Roberta John Faber Marlin Kneale Hook Donald Shipma Hazen Welch Sharon Willard Welch E. W. Francke Savanna Francke-Switzer

Women’s Club Board Maps Fall Conference Details

Carroll County Federated Women’s clubs plan the fall conference to be held in Thomson on October 20. The county executive board met at Chadwick, distributing calendars and appointing committees for credentials resolutions greetings program finance and more led by club officers Gordon Polhill and others.

Carroll County Federated Woman's Clubs Thomson O. H. Rahn Chadwick Ray Polhill Milledgeville County Federation Federated Henry Strauch Charles McGinty W. L. Puterbaugh D. F. Hoy Shannon J. Y. Stickell Polhill Virgil Marth Sapanna Harry Carbaugh Ed Keim Mt. Carroll Charles Hower Lanark Eugene Murray

Civil Service Exams Open for Trade and Industrial Posts

The U S Civil Service Commission lists open competitive exams for regional agent and special agent roles in trade and industrial education. Salaries range from 4600 to 8800 dollars annually, with age limits and required college education plus relevant teaching or industrial experience. Applications due October 1 or October 4, 1940 depending on region.

United States Civil Service Commission Commission Washington Colorado Office of Education Federal Security Agency Secretary of the Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners D. C

NYA Helps Needy Pupils of Carroll County

Part time jobs provided by the National Youth Administration enable 27 youth in Carroll County to return to high schools this semester. Andrea Mary Stuart Anderson, NYA Administrator for Illinois, says the program aids youths ages 16 to 24 to stay in school, with state committees ensuring standards and placements. Students earn $3 to $6 monthly and are selected by need and scholastic ability, with prior Ohio income noted.

National Youth Administration Carroll County Mary Stuart Anderson NYA Illinois Anderson

Demarees and Hawk Families Visit, Plan Moves

Mr and Mrs Glenn Demaree and family were Saturday guests at the Champions in Byron and Sunday at the Barrick home in Winnebago. Mrs Katherine Hawk will move to Clinton Iowa to live with her son in law Louis Thompson and daughter. The Will Hawk family will move to the farm home vacated by Mrs Hawk.

Claire Tobey Princeton Harold Tobey William Walter Lartz Black Hills Yellowstone Park Wm. Rediske Roundup Mont Chas Sack Argo A. A. Brand Chadwick Bertha Lanners Winslow, Ill Glenn Demaree Merle Champion Byron Harry Barrick Winnebago Katherine Hawk Louis Thompson Clinton, Ia Will Hawk

Unanimous Bride and Groom Exchange Witty Quip

A lighthearted exchange follows vows with the bride praising bravado and the groom retorting with a sharp joke about courage. The playful banter highlights the couple’s humorous chemistry at the ceremony.

Multimillionaire Actor Joins Architect Over Dream House

A touring actor with a sudden fortune quips about sleeping in a different room each week. An architect protests by noting a dream house with 52 bedrooms as a joke line during a tour.

Dick and Edith Discuss Father’s Bradstreet Mix-up

Edith teases Dick about his office on Main Street and a mistaken Bradstreet lookup Dad mentioned yesterday. The light dialogue highlights family humor over business identity confusion.

Edith Main Street Bradstreet

Spiders Suspected After Cobwebs Appear in House

Question arises about cobwebs on the ceiling with Mary asking the reason. The reply suggests spiders in the house as the source.

The Skin And Its Care Reveals Body’s Living Layer

The article explains skin as a living tissue weighing about six pounds, covering 16 to 20 square feet, with thickness from one fiftieth to a quarter inch. It notes sweat glands about 2,000,000 to 2,500,000, oil secretion aids youth, and wrinkles from fat loss. It highlights skin as a diagnostic aid and urges care, approved by the Illinois State Medical Society Educational Committee.

Illinois State Medical Society

Conjurer Show Tickets Mentioned Amid Sea Duty

During a fleet exercise a lookout misreports a wood fragment as a possible submarine. Moments later nine seagulls pass in formation, prompting correction. A humorous aside follows about a conjurer and Maggy receiving a ticket to the show.

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