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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1943
Page
8
Thomson briefs Sherrie Lewis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis of Ardmore Oklahoma swallowed a key from her mother's suitcase. She was transported to Oklahoma City by bus for surgical removal as it could not be dislodged by other means. The child has recovered.
Thomson Briers and family visited Mrs. Anna Jenkins while Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stage and Dick joined Ben Stage and Kemmer in sorghum making. Savanna residents Mrs. Paul Melendy and Mrs. Kenneth Hatfield left for Camp Adair Oregon to join their husbands in army service. Mrs. LaVere Kness and Mrs. Allen Jensen visited Camp Grant with their husbands. John Carpenter family of Clinton were Sunday guests of Mrs. Belle Carpenter. Phone reminders listed for news items.
The leader warns that urban areas show faster growth of a proletariat including children of farm tenants, signaling increased dependence on the state and weaker family ties. He urges rural ministry to adapt teaching and services to promote good and oppose harmful changes.
Chadwick Nellis and Clifford Shibly hosted guests in the Russell Nye home in Milledgeville Friday. Mrs Ward Greenawalt and daughter Jacqueline of Chicago visited here with Mrs Greenawalt's parents, Dr. and Mrs. A A Calcitis. Mary Lester of Morrison stayed with Mr. and Mrs. W C Linker, and Mrs. Lester Morisse spent time with her father in Stockton. Birthdays for Mrs Ed Sack and Charles Spearman were celebrated at a Spealman home dinner with multiple relatives visiting Coleta Dixon Thomson and Mr Carroll. Mayor William Fink returned from California after weeks with his daughter Mrs Herbert Patton.
Bishop Herbert Welch promotes a gospel rooted internationalism as the basis for justice and peace. The Pasadena Community Church in St Petersburg offers War Service Membership for absent servicemen, linking them to home fellowship. Chinese youth leader Newton Chiang visits U S churches, tying China’s youth to Christian groups.
Sun rooms at U. S. Army Schick General Hospital Clinton seek sponsors through the Camp and Hospital Council of the American Red Cross. Miss Mary Lewis notes 20 rooms still await equipment. Cedar Rapids to Clinton area organizations have funded 62 rooms.
Mr and Mrs Lou Smith of Morison called Sunday evening at the Will Stapleton home Omar Pitts of Malvern has rented the Mrs Mary Kradle farm for the coming year Mr and Mrs Ernest Vos and 405 Arlyn were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Wm Stapleton Mr and Mrs W J Schreiner who have been in Pennsylvania with Lt and Mrs Paul Unzicker expect to return Friday morning according to a call received Mr and Mrs Norman Stewart spent Sunday in the Dave Nicholaon home at Polo Mr and Mrs Harve Schreiner were Sunday afternoon visitors in the Tr vine Logo home at Lanark Philip Lang who has been employed at Polo has returned to Chadwick to make his home Clifford Hartman and family of Sterling visited here Monday at the H P Hartman home Mrs Earl Cob le visited last week with her son Paul who is attending college in Indiana Ed Mest went to Chicago Saturday night for a visit with his son Frank at Great Lakes naval training station and for a brief visit with his daughters Ed returned to Chetwieck Monday night Mr and Mrs Clarence Hartman and family were Sunday evening callers in the home of Mrs Maude Alexander Mr and Mrs Harry Schreiner of Sterling spent Sunday evening in the home of Mr and Mrs Christy Geison
Sunday visitors included Lake Flickinger of Kanark and Joyce Queckboerner of Mt Carroll. William Rahn, long time operator of Fair Haven township equipment, must report next week to a Chicago induction station. Local visits spanned Milledgeville to Paris with ties to the Zugschwerdt and Malloy homes. A new cement foundation goes in for a chicken house at the Earl Weber farm. Harlan Guinther and Lavina Guinther were hosted at Don Taylor’s supper.
Advertisement lists sale items including registered Berkshire boats and gifts, along with registered Guernsey bulls. Includes 5 ton stock scale, dated April, from Sie men Bros in Woodbine Illinois.
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