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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1945
Page
9
The Educational Committee of the Illinois State Medical Society cautions against widespread self medication with nasal preparations. It warns that some remedies harm nasal tissues and can cause lipid pneumonia from long term use of medicated liquids like petrolatum. It also highlights risks of sulfonamides, and urges doctor supervision for drugs.
Veterans ask about vocational rehabilitation for service connected disabilities and premium waivers under national service life insurance. Guidance covers eligibility through VA, state programs, and specific conditions for gratuity insurance plus post capture coverage and how to apply. Also a tip on preventing nail stains with melted tallow or paraffin.
The Argo Methodist church ladies aid set to meet September 5 in the church annex with committee members listed. Volunteers from Argo aided reroofing and cleaning the church last week. A social meeting followed on September 26 with a program including community singing a vocal duet and a talk by Rev Gillespie the new Baptist minister of Thomson. Continuous local events include births visits and visits by area families.
Mrs Velma Simpson called on Lou Moyer Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Scott Roberts were Friday evening callers in the Earl Voss home. Mr and Mrs Verne Kauffman and Earl and Mrs Anna Kauffman of Rockford spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Glen Kauffman in Iowa City Iowa. Mrs Elsie Kreuder and son with Clarence Campman family Milledgeville and John Robinson family Lanark were dinner guests Sunday in the Clarence Kreuder home. Mrs Hane Jensen and Vera Kreuder were Saturday night and Sunday dinner guests in the Frank Warfield home. Mr and Mrs Herman Van Kampen and family of Fulton were Thursday evening callers in the Earl Voss home. Victor Hines of Mt Carroll and Mildred Leighton of Chicago were Friday callers in the Charles Sack home. Alfred Williams has received discharge and is on his way home. Mr and Mrs John Johnson and family were dinner guests Sunday in the John Vanderluit home near Morrison. John Gaar will be home soon on furlough.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Green and family visited the Hermon Timmons home in Thomson. Jay Buikema and family from Fulton joined Earl Voss for dinner. Chas Sack visited Chas Behr in Clinton. Paul Smith and family dined with Joe Blair. Leoa Jensen and Frank Warfield stayed with Eldon Jensen in Mt Carroll. Willard Welch and sons visited B R Lewis in Thomson. Robert Queckboerner from Chadwick visited Paul Smith. Beatrice Lott of Sterling stopped by John Gaar’s. Harold Kenyon, serving on Luzon, expected home in November. Also listed, Fairfield Seed Wheat Illinois certified, $2.50 per bushel bagged, Lloyd A Canady, Watseka.
John Sollenberger has started construction on a new building to house a body and fender repair shop and welding. A crew began pouring foundation walls and floor Tuesday morning using cement blocks for the walls.
Lanark Chapter of the O. E. S. announces Grand Lecturers' night on Friday evening. The session is scheduled for 8 p.m. at the Lanark Masonic Temple with initiation and refreshments for all members.
Mission Ridge school's PTA schedules its first meeting of the season for Friday evening September 28 in the schoolhouse. A fried chicken supper will be served. The school opened Monday after delays to avoid risk from infantile paralysis. Irene Kness is the teacher. Truth Seekers class met Wednesday at Mrs. Ferris's home with devotions by Mrs. Kradle and a lesson on Work by our Christian Community led by Mrs. Lotz.
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