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Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1967

Page

3

Johnson Creek Bridge Repair Nears Completion Illinois crew restores structure east of Thomson

An eight man crew led by foreman Harry McCarty from Peoria continues extensive repair work on the Johnson Creek Bridge Route 171 east of Thomson Illinois. The project includes full arapet rebuilds at the east end and rock and concrete repair westward with sections of pavement removed for access. New six inch expansion joints and guard rails are nearly finished. The work, performed by the Division of Highways under the Illinois Public Works and Buildings Department, will move to Cedarville next and relies on local union help as needed.

Johnson Creek Route 171 Thomson Illinois Harry McCarty Peoria Division of Highways State of Illinois Public Works and Buildings Department Cedarville

Shimer President Sets First Report for Oct 3

Shimer College president Dr. F. J. Matlin will present the first of four community reports on Tuesday Oct 3 at 7 30 PM in Metcalf Auditorium The session opens Shimer Concert and Lecture Series with a reception in Hostetter Halls to follow Officers deans and area chairmen will present additional reports later in the year The public is invited to attend

Shimer Shimer College F. J. Matlin Metcalf

Deaths Mrs Ray Allen 75 Savanna native dies in Iowa City

Mrs Estella Nesbitt Allen 75 formerly of Savanna Illinois died September 21 in University Hospital Iowa City after eight weeks as a patient. Funeral services were held in Red Oak with burial there. She was born November 28, 1891, married Ray E. Allen in 1915. he died in 1958. Survivors include son Fay of San Francisco sister Effie Ritenour Preston Iowa and brothers Spencer Nesbitt Savanna and Dr Paul Nesbit Montgomery Alabama.

Ray Allen Ray Estella) Allen Savanna University Hospital Iowa City Iowa Nelson Funeral Home Red Oak Estella Nesbitt Allen Illinois Thomas and Estella Nesbitt Ray E. Allen Clinton Fay San Francisco William Effie) Ritenour Preston Spencer Nesbitt Paul Nesbit Montgomery Alabama

Obituaries of Mrs. Della Petty and others in Savanna area

Mrs. Della Ross Petty 84 of Mount Carroll Illinois died September 20 in Savanna Hospital after weeks as a patient. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Frank Funeral Home Mount Carroll. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors: husband Charles, son Robert, daughters Helen Johnson and Margaret Adell, brothers Paul and Arthur, 3 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Guy Manson 61 of Davenport Iowa died Saturday at Mercy Hospital Davenport. Funeral 10 a.m. today at St Pauls Apostolate Catholic Church Davenport. Burial parish cemetery. Survived by wife Mildred Williamson, son Donald, daughters Sarre Foley and Ber Tang, two brothers George Manson and Frank Manson, and 16 grandchildren.

Charles Petty Charles Della) Petty Mount Carroll Illinois Savanna City Frank Earland Lilly First Baptist Church Oak Hill Cemetery Della Ross Petty Joseph and Eliza Jane White Ross Guy Manson Davenport Iowa Savanna Mercy Hospital St. Paul's Apostolate Catholic Church Mildred Williamson Donald Sarre Foley Pants Ber Tooele Utes Ab Lawrence Gertrude) Morse Kurt Helen) Tenthorn Chicago George Manson Bradenton Fla Frank Manson Denver Colo

Peterson Wins Open Race at Speedbowl Park

Les Peterson of Peoria won the open competition at Speedbowl Park after starting in the fourth row of an 18 car field. Jim Strube finished second followed by Ron Weedon, Bruce Lindbeck, and Bill Forbes. Early laps saw Jack Henson spin and exit with mechanical issues. Haack and Gerber also retired.

Peterson Les Peterson Peoria Jim Strube Ron Weedon Peterson Strube Bruce Lindbeck Bill Forbes Jack Henson Stronghurst Ill Henson Bruce Haack Jim Gerber Bill Fisher Dale Larson Gerber Midwest Darrell Dake Cedar Rapids Don Bohlander Ben Hofer Illinois Verlin Baker

Homemakers Annual Meeting Slated in Mount Carroll

The Carroll County Homemakers Extension hosts its annual meeting in Naaman Diehl Auditorium Mount Carroll on Monday October 2. Registration opens 10 30 am with county president Mrs Vincent McKenna guiding the session at 11 am followed by a salad luncheon and an afternoon program featuring Mrs Veith demonstration music and council installation.

Tom Veith Carroll County Homemakers Extension Naaman Dieh Mount Carroll Vincent McKenna Veith

1968 License Information Reminds Motorists of Renewal Deadline

Secretary of State Paul Powell warns motorists to file 1968 license number reassignment requests by September 30. Applications must be received in the Office of the Secretary of State on or before the deadline. The notices detail the new 1968 fee schedule ranging from 8 to 24 dollars by horsepower.

Paul Powell Secretary of State Powell

Housing Manager Returns To SAC After Training

Roger W. Noyes, Family Housing Manager at Savanna Army Depot, has resumed duties after completing the Defense Department Family Housing Management Course at Fort Belvoir V A. He coordinates with community leaders to place military members and civilians in suitable quarters within 150 miles of the Depot, and invites neighbors to contact him about listings. He and his wife Cula live at 101 Diagonal S., Savanna, and he arrived at the Depot in Oct. 1966.

Roger W. Noyes Savanna Army Depot Defense Department Fort Belvoir U.S. Army Noyes Cula Diagonal S Savanna

Biggest race of the season on hold for time trials

Time trials set for October 8 begin at 4 00 PM with racing at 6 90 PM at the venue. Officials promise a pivotal night as drivers push toward the main event.

Bigges Tate

Grange Booster Night and County Nursing Home Talks

The Black Oak Grange held Booster Night on September 21 with music by Julie Haas and Janet Ebeler. Members received a Centennial Skit and slides from a 1966 European trip. A joint meeting proposed a $360,000 county nursing home funded by $67,000 raised and five acres donated, owned by the Good Samaritan Society.

Black Oak Grange Julie Haas Janet Ebeler Betty Sites Jane Ann Rea J. B. Stauffer Florence Ashby Cora Dale June Farthing Harold Woodard John Gruhn Gene Halfman Stella Munson Russell Stauffer Frances Weber Ted Peck Paul Sitesa Lenhart Patricia Burkholder Paul Janvrin Ernie Remmers Marshall Farthing Carroll County Welfare Services Committee County Nursing Home Committee Carroll County Board of Supervisors Mount Carroll Carroll County Prophetstown Illinois Good Samaritan Society of Sioux Falls South Dakota Good Samaritan Society Carroll Ae Development Corporation

Marine Lance Corporal Hansen Promoted in Vietnam

Marine Lance Corporal John R. Hansen of Savanna Illinois was promoted at Ky Ha Vietnam while serving with Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron 36 of the First Marine Aircraft Wing. Promotion based on time in service rank military appearance and knowledge of selected military subjects.

John R. Hansen L. W. Hansen Eaton St Savanna, Ill Ky Ha Vietnam First Marine Aircraft Wing

Marine Wing Aids Air-Ground Team in Vietnam Operations

The First Marine Wing serves as the air element of the Marine Corps air-ground team and provides close air support for Marines on the ground. It supports search and destroy missions against the enemy in South Vietnam with administrative and supply assistance for aircraft group squadrons.

First Marine Wing Marine Corps South Viet Nam

Burgess Battery opens in Savanna area plants

Burgess Battery a division of Clevite began operations on August 23 hiring its first workers and plans to reach about 100 employees mainly women. The plant runs two shifts five days a week with staff listed in Savannah Thomson Mount Carroll Sabula and Clinton Iowa.

Burgess Battery Clevite Carroll County U. S. Army Signal Corps Robert S. Rose Savanna Thomson Mount Carroll Sabula Clinton Iowa Bose Freeport Illinois

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