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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1938

Page

8

Westerly Storm Toll and Aftermath Described by Resident

Eyewitness account details extensive damage from the hurricane near Westerly Rhode Island. Describes washed beaches, ruined cottages at Misquamicut and Watch Hill, downed trees, damaged roads, and hundreds displaced. Power loss, limited communications, and ongoing search for the missing are noted, with efforts to patch windows and aid neighbors.

Ashaway Chloe Jimmy Federico Misquamicut Courtland Street Westerly Prent

Community Weekend Visits and Local Misfortune

Mt. Morris hosts include Mr. and Mrs. George Davis and the Neis family. Sterling, Davenport, Thomson, Freeport, and Savanna residents visit others in the area. Oswald Becker suffers lip and hand injuries from a pony, eight stitches needed. Cattle disease hits Davis Crouse horses and others. Silo work nearly finished and clover hulling to start.

George Davis Mt. Morris George Neis Sr Carroll Weston Smith L. J. Stage Thomson Mitchell Freeport Geo. Neil, Jr Oswald Becker Port Byron Lamont Crouse Rock Island Davis Crouse Will Holy Paul Metz Clover Jessie Groharing Savanna Guy Turney

Prevalent horse sickness hits several animals and injuries noted

The article lists losing horses from sickness including Nino Kenyon Don Carpenter Walter Bundy and Donald Robison. Bundy and Robison each have another ill animal. Also reported are injuries from a silo accident to Harry Stakemiller and a head injury to Don Carpenter from a crow bar incident. Various local notices follow from Teeds Grove and Mt Carroll residents.

Nino Kenyon Don Carpenter Walter Bundy Donald Robison Louis Manning Teeds Grove Rudolph Holm Harry Stakemiller Bert Johnsons Carpenter Henry Col. Mest George Bittner Bittner Earl Green

Angle Parking Dangers and Safe Backing Advice

Parking at an angle creates entry and exit problems for neighboring drivers. Back out slowly and avoid sudden moves. careless backing has caused minor fender benders and, in some cases, serious accidents.

Local Families Share Sunday Visits and Birth Announcements

Chadwick locals Mr and Mrs George Tripp and Mr and Mrs Will Hans spent Sunday evening at the OM Atherton home. Harold Bast and wife announce the birth of a son Richard Harold on Friday September 2. Henry Kahler has word of a birth to his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Reuben Kahler of Sioux City Iowa.

George Tripp Will Hans OM. Atherton Harold Bast Richard Harold Henry Kahler Reuben Kahler Sioux City Clayton Kaul Lois June Queckboerner John Doty Maurice Mest Silvis

Clinton Residents Attend Local Socials and Meetings

Mrs. Alice Beede and Mrs. Irene Fenton of Clinton visited the Robert Lego home last Thursday. J. C. Kerel’s visitors included Mrs. Alice Kerch her son Louis and daughter Mrs. Aller Kuehn and two grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Larem and kin from Clinton spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dial. J O Keren and family went to Polo for a guest night of the Order of the Eastern Star with about 150 guests. Mrs. Keren served as secretary. Arnold Roberts and family attended the Roberta reunion Sunday at Mrs. Lily Yenney’s Savanna home with about 10 relatives and friends.

Alice Beede Irene Fenton Clinton Robert Lego J. C Keren Arnold Roberts Roberta Lily Yenney Savanna

Queen Esther Class Plans Meeting With Mrs Olive Dias

The Queen Esther class of Hope Evangelical Sunday School will meet Tuesday Oct 4 with Mrs Olive Dias as hostess. Assisting hostesses are Mildred Morgan and Mary Taylor, while the program is organized by Mrs Ralph Picking and Beulah Harter.

Olive Dial Queen Esther The Hope Evangelical Sunday School Mildred Morgan Mary Taylor Ralph Picking Beulah Harter

June Queckboerner Weds John Doty of Sterling

Miss June Queckboerner and John Doty of Sterling married in a Sept 28 ceremony at the Sterling Evangelical church manse. The couple, Chadwick High School alumni, plan to reside after Oct 2 at 1511 EB 4 St Sterling. Doty works for National Manufacturing Company.

June Queckboerner John Doty Sterling Roy Queckboerner William Doty Savanna J. G. Eller Evangelical Church of Clayton Kaul Kaul Chadwick Chadwick High School Doty Mr. Doty The National Manufacturing Company City

Fire Destroys Barn on Edward Loechel Farm Near Chadwick

A large barn on the Edward Loechel farm two miles south of Chadwick burned Sunday night around eight. Two mules and some harness were saved. hay and grain were lost. Origin likely in the haymow. firemen fought the blaze with little wind and kept nearby buildings safe. Loss estimated in the thousands with some insurance.

Edward Loechel Chadwick Mr. Loechel Robert Carbaugh Leewhe Loechel

LA Man Ernest Green Returns to Chadwick After 86 Years

Ernest Green of Los Angeles arrives in Chadwick for a brief visit to family and old friends in his hometown. He once ran a restaurant in the current George Cambman Sr. building, later sold to a brother, then moved west. Now retired, he tours his old haunts and stays with relatives before heading to Moline where Roy Green, his brother, resides.

Ernest Green Los Angeles Cal Chadwick Mr. Green George Cambman Roy Spencer Thomson Mt. Carroll Moline

Truth Seekers Class Meeting at First Lutheran Church

Wednesday gathering hosted by Mrs S J Smith for the Truth Seekers class at First Lutheran. Rev Boening led the Medical Missions lesson and Mrs T E Lotz led devotionals. Special numbers were given. Mr and Mrs Donald Martin of Lanark and Mr and Mrs George Bast visited Lanark relatives Sunday.

S. J. Smith First Lutheran Church Boening T. E. Lotz Donald Martin Lanark George Bast George Dyson

Chadwick Briefs Driver Unhurt After Route 88 Crash

R W Woline Gillespie teacher escaped injury when his Buick left Route 88 near the Ferris oil station in Chadwick. The car plowed through a culvert guard rail, damaged wheels and body parts, and was towed for insurance inspection. Woline was alone. a passenger could have been harmed. He was taken home to St Charles.

R. W. Woline Gillespie Ferris Oil Station Chadwick Buick Coune Woline Sollenberger Wolige St. Charles

Organize New Luther League Group Monday

Twenty eight young people from First Lutheran church met Monday evening to revive a Luther League. The group plans to hold meetings at least twice monthly with the next tentative gathering set for Monday night October 10. Officers elected were president Lyle Carbaugh vice president Arlene Asay secretary treasurer Bill Zug schwerdt and reporter Jean Helm.

First Lutheran Church Luther League Lyle Carbaugh Arlene Asay Bill Zugschwerdt Jean Helm

Berean Bible Class Hosts at Viret Lutheran Church

Mrs John Freeman and Mrs E M Ritenour welcomed Bas Berean Bible class members at the Freeman home after a Wednesday service at the Viret Lutheran church. Jessie Zugschwerdt led devotionals, Marilyn Freeman performed a trumpet solo, and Anna Schreiner with Olive Queckboerner led the lesson on What is the Church and Why Work with the Church.

John Freeman E. M. Ritenour Viret Lutheran Church Freeman Jessie Zugschwerdt Marilyn Freeman Anna Schreiner Olive Queckboerner

Illinois women unite against hidden taxes to curb living costs

Prominent Chicago clubwoman Mrs Miller leads Illinois women on a national push by the National Consumers Tax Commission to fight taxes that raise living costs. As a state member of the committee, she joins homemakers warring on all taxes that burden the consumer.

Chicago Miller Illinois Ilinois National Consumers Tax Commission

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