Timberlands And Inflation Shape Investment Outlook
Babson Park notes inflation's uneven impact with timberland firms favored by tax and cost advantages. St. Regis, Kimberly Clark and Great Northern Paper dominate in timber assets and paper products while U. S. plywood grows through wide distribution. The column urges patient diversification and caution on rising stock prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
Eer
U. S
Canada
St. Regis Paper Company
Great Northern Paper Company
Comany's
Maine
Scott
U. S. Plywood Corporation
New England
South Atlantic
A Walters
Tampa
Turkey
Russia
West
Mediterranean Sea
Near East
Cuba
Honor Nurse for 15 Years at Clinton Clinic Dinner
Clinton Iowa. Mrs Walter Cook RN was honored at a Clinton Medical Clinic dinner at the Clinton Country Club marking fifteen years of service. Attending were honoree Mrs Alvin VanKampen RN Mrs Kenneth Moldt Mrs Joseph Cunningham and their husbands along with Dr and Mrs Ross King. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Elmer Zug schwerdt and family in Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Ia
Walter Cook
R. N
Clinton Edical Clinic
Clinton Country Club
Alvin VanKampen
Kenneth Moldt
Joseph Cunningham
Ross King
Tels
Elmer Zugschwerdt
Nolan Zugschwerdt
Maquoketa
Spring Conference of Carroll County Women’s Clubs at Chadwick
The Spring Conference of Carroll County Federated Woman’s Clubs met April 2 at Hope E U B Church Chadwick with 10 a.m. registration. Mrs Isadore Saidel opened the session and reports from club presidents followed. Awards were announced, delegates named for Chicago and Rock Falls, a memorial service conducted, and the meeting adjourned by 11 45 a.m with a funeral service that afternoon for Mrs Sucher. Luncheon was served in the church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Federated Woman's Clubs
Hope E. U. B
Chadwick
Isadore Saidel
Mt. Carroll
Paul Farley
Edward Turnbaugh
Savanna
Claude Cook, Jr
Saidel
James D. Senneff
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
J. Leslie Hoak
Lanark
Judd Law
Herbert Stein
Law
Frank Mest
Cancer Fund
Sacher
Ray Polhill
Elmer Weber
Chadwick Woman's Club
Charles Sucher
Chadwic Woman's Club
Legion Auxiliary Council Holds March Session in Mt Carroll
Carroll County American Legion Auxiliary met March 27 at the Legion Home Mt Carroll with 47 members and one guest from seven units. Discussions covered Government Day plans for May 1 at Farm Bureau Hall Mt Carroll, a Poppy Day centerpiece contest, and a slate of officers for 1963-64. The group noted funds from donating coffee to Dixon State School and a share-a-dish award race with Mt Carroll leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Floyd Robinson
Chadwick
Zennie Sack
Savanna
Chicago
Fred Zemke
Milledgeville
Farm Bureau
Mt. Carroll
American Legion
Dixon State School
Pearle McFee
Thomson
Leo Zemke
Gertrude Green
Henry Baum
Shannon
Cancer Crusade Opens in Carroll County Drive
A campaign to raise more than 5000 dollars for the American Cancer Society kicks off in Carroll County. Dr. L. B. Hussey of Savanna, chair of the county chapter, announces a county-wide quota around 4000 dollars with Russell Sharp directing efforts. The drive started Monday and runs through April, proclaimed Cancer Crusade Month by President Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
L. B. Hussey
Savanna
American Cancer Society
Ussell Sharp
F. Kennedy
Sunday Visitors Honor Mrs Marshall’s Birthday in Morrison
Thomson area residents gathered for birthday observances and social visits. Families including Workman, Huizenga, Vander Laan, Laird, Cate, Marshall, Atherton, Hebeler, and others stopped by to share cake and celebration. Additional guests from Clinton Savanna and Rockford joined the gatherings at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Workman
Chrys and
Steve
Fulton
Charles Huizenga
John Kramer
Gertie Vander Laan
Whiteside
Morrison
Willard Tichler
Albert Lynch
David
Marvin Laird
Carbon Cliff
Merle Cate
Mervin Marshall
Carolyn Elliott
Marshall
Dwight Atherton
Kenneth Hebeler
Mrs. Marshall
Gladys Cate
Elva Connor
Clinton
Dean Rathje
Savanna
Ernest Rathje
Gene Smiley
Rockford
New Savanna Plant From Coleman Cable Unit
A Savanna copper wire factory will be built by Savanna Copper Co. a downstream arm of Coleman Cable and Wire Co. of River Grove Illinois. The $900000 plant with 50000 square feet will sit on a 30 acre site near Wood Products Co. initial staff of 60, potentially rising to 125, facility to support extruded copper wire production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanna
Benown
Savanna Copper Co
Coleman Cable and Wire Company
River Grove
Ill
Wood Products Co
Carroll County Development Corporation
Richard Craig Wins Revson Fellowship At Brandeis
Shimer College announces that Richard Craig, a teacher intern since 1961, receives a Revson fellowship for doctoral psychology work starting September 1963 at Brandeis University. The three year program funds study, with interns teaching and receiving stipends during the first two years and completing a PhD with plans to practice clinically and teach later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carroll
Shimer_ Colours
Richard Craig
Revson
Raig
Shimer
Brandeis University
Craig
Bridal Shower for Mrs James Eaton Held Friday Night
Forty eight friends and relatives attended a miscellaneous bridal shower for Mrs James Eaton, formerly Vivian Friederich, Friday evening March 29 at Hickory Grove Methodist Church in Wacker. Prizes were awarded after games, and gifts were given for the couple’s home. Mrs Eaton, a Northern Illinois University senior, will visit Fort Riley April 5 for Easter with her husband, stationed there with the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eaton
Vivian Friederich
Hickory Grove Methodist Church
Wacker
Hazel Hartman
Shirley Hall
Evelyn Krum
Warner C. Hartman
Eae F Hall
Eaton
Northern Illinois University
Fort Riley
Kansas
U. S. Army
Knight and Shoup Obtain Palos Park Marriage License
A marriage license was issued this week by the county clerk to H. B. Knight and Edith Shoup, both residents of Palos Park, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Knight
Edith Shoup
Palos Park, Ill
Probation Revoked. Gary Neuschwanger Sentenced Six Months
Gary Neuschwanger, also known as Mr. Car Roll, was sentenced to six months at Vandalia state penal farm after probation revocation. He had been granted probation about a year earlier after a criminal trespass to a motor vehicle conviction, but the state's attorney sought revocation following an indictment in March on another charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Neuschwanger
Carroll
Vandalia
Deeds Recorded March 21 Through March 28
Master in Chancery to Savannah S. B. and L. A. acquirement of lots 3 and 4 block 2 North Walton Chadwick. Ben W Tempel and wife transfer lots 6 7½ block 5 S and B Shannon. Daniel E Nelson transfers to Raideys E Nelson the section 25 township 21 range 5 in Salem.
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Savanna S. B
L. A
North Walton
Chadwick
Ben W. Tempel
Duane L Giedd
S. & B. Shannon
Daniel E. Nelson
Raideys E. Nelson
Range
Salem
Tom McKee Buys Potter Bros Lumber Yard in Thomson
Tom McKee to acquire the Thomson lumber yard from Potter Bros who have held Morrison properties. Potter Bros. sold Morrison holdings to J A Bull and Sons of Union Grove. McKee previously worked fourteen years with Potter Bros. at Argo Fay yard and then Thomson yard management after a resignation.
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Tom McKee
Potter Bros
Thomson
Morrison
J. A. Bull and Sons
Union Grove
McKee
Argo Fay
Thomson Yards
Clarence Appel
Runaway Boy Returned Home From Westward Trip
A 15 year old New York boy who claimed to head for Hollywood rode westward as far as Savannah before railroad officials found he had no ticket. Last Wednesday night Mike Weber’s trip ended when local officials took custody. Sheriff Howard Gorman then returned him to Chicago for a plane to New York with a ticket provided by his father.
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New York
Hollywood
Savanna
Mike Weber
Howard Gorman
Chicago
Plan Open House at Mount Morris Home For Senior Citizens
A $1.6 million Pinecrest senior home in Mount Morris IL will be shown to the public in an open house on April 28 from 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 8 PM. Administrator Raymond W. Bowman says four wings are ready for occupancy April 15, with seven wings by May 1. The non profit, non denominational facility is owned by the Church of the Brethren Northern Illinois and Wisconsin district and will house 122 residents including three wings for special medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Morris
Raymond W. Bowman
Pinecrest
Church of the Brethren
Northern Illinois
Wisconsin
Robert B. Martin
Freeport to Get New Kelly-Springfield Tire Plant
Kelly-Springfield Tire Company plans a multi million dollar factory on a 130 acre site five miles east of downtown Freeport on U S 30. George B. Newman announces construction to begin May 1 with initial production in April 1964 and full output by July. Peak output 7600 tires daily, employing about 600 locals plus 100 corporate staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly-Springfield Tire Company
Freeport
George B. Newman
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
U. S. 30
Newman
TerHark Holsteins Granted Exclusive Naming System
TerHark Holsteins in Shannon Illinois will have all registered cattle names begin with TerHark-Abbie as exclusive prefix. The Holstein Friesian Association of America grants the prefix for permanent use in breed records at their Brattleboro Vermont headquarters. Thousands of dairymen use similar prefixes, with growth of about 1500 yearly, aiding branding and registry mechanization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell F. HerHark
Shannon
Illinois
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Vermont
Body of Man Lost in Mississippi Recovered Sunday
The body of Chicago man Thomas Williams, 45, missing since a Nov 3 boating accident on the Mississippi River near East Dubuque, was recovered Sunday south of Savanna. An inquest by Coroner Dr. L B Hussey found accidental drowning. Williams’ son survived. The body was found by Lawrence Bannon Robert Andrews and John Byrd of Savanna.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Savanna
Law Funeral
L. B. Hussey
Thomas Williams
East Dubuque
Williams
Lawrence Bannon
Robert Andrews
John Byrd
Chadwick Man Charged After Rt 64 78 Junction Crash
Stacy Kradle of Chadwick was charged with failure to halt for a stop sign after a two car collision Monday at the Rt 64 78 junction on the Mt Carroll south edge. He suffered severe cuts and bruises and was treated at Savanna hospital before being dismissed.
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Stacy Kradle
Chadwick
Travers
Mt. Carroll
Kradle
Wilmer M. LaShelle
Savanna
Savanna Hospital
Atherton Family Hosts and Guests Social Round
Mr and Mrs Dwight Atherton and family visited Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Merle Atherton Jr and family. Mr and Mrs George Collins of Grandview were Sunday evening guests of Merle Atherton Sr. Wayman Cobine of Elizabeth visited Tuesday evening with Lawrence Halfman and family. Mrs Howard Wiebenga of Fulton called Friday afternoon with Mrs Dora Wiebenga and Mr and Mrs Harry Bowders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Atherton
Merle Atherton
George Collins
Grandview
Wayman Cobine
Elizabeth
Lawrence Halfman
Howard Wiebenga
Fulton
Dora Wiebenga
Harry Bowders
Two New Supervisors Chosen Tuesday by Voters of Carroll County
Local county contests produced turnout with several upsets. New supervisors were elected in Fair Haven Savannah Wysox Shannon Carroll and Savanna townships. Incumbents were defeated in some districts while several highway commissioners and library trustees were also chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Fair Haven
Savannah
W. Co. Linker
Harold Fink
Alex Brightman
York Township
Marvin Marshall
Lyle Greeley
George Hook
J. M. McKean
Walter Eastabrooks
Wysox
Dwight Turner
Harriett Bushman
Thomas Ewers
Ralph Fossett
Elkhorne Grove
John Minor
Roy Smith
Salem Township
John Tautz
Robert Queckboerner
Rock Creeker
Russell Zier
Wesley Miller
Ronald Ritenour
Elmer Schindler
Oliver Vietmeyer
Lynn Speers
Allen Brandt
Charles Diffenderfer
Cherry Grove
Robert Sandell
Lima
Shannon Township
Howard Woessner
Henry Johnson
Woessner
Max Cheeseman
Johnson
T. Carroll
John Metz
Donald Keefer
Charles Kessler
P. Rabin
Savanna Township
George Mest
Waldo P. Frasnxe
William L. Gilman
Burrell K. Shores
Earle E. Engelking
Joe Weirman
Reuben Messmer
Woodland Township
Glen Wurster
Harold Handel
Woodland
John Judas
Donald Bork
Freedom Township
Walter Lehner
Emerson Kosher
Merle Kingery
Royal Kuhlemeier
Boost Premiums for Beef Breeding Cattle at Carroll Co Fair
Carroll County Fair raises beef breeding premiums with higher prizes. First prize to $21, second $15, third $10, fourth $7, plus $10 for the champion per reed. Silverware set offered for the top five animals bred and shown by one exhibitor. New premium provided by Acker and Richter Implement Company of Mount Carroll. Aug. 5 to 10 at Milledgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Charles Bickelhaupt
Acker and Richter Implement Company
Mount Carroll
Milledgeville
Tels
Former Radke Hotel owner Savanna-Henry Radke dies at 88
Savanna Henry Radke 88, former owner and operator of the Radke Hotel, died Saturday in an Apple River nursing home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Law funeral home with burial in Savanna township cemetery. Born June 21, 1874 in Derrida Center, he spent much of his life in Savanna and was survived by a sister, Mrs. J E Mullen of Savanna. he was married to Mae Kearney who preceded him in death.
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Savanna
Henry Radke
Radke
Apple River
Law Funeral
Savanna Township
Mr. Radke
Michael and
Eliza Hood Radke
Derrida Center
Daviess County
Mae Kearney
J E. Mullen
Cindy is 9 at birthday party hosted by Mrs Halfman
Mrs Eugene Halfman entertained at her home for her daughter Cindy’s ninth birthday. Guests included Paula Green Debbie Wiebenga Kara Grim Deana Wilt Debbie Brunner Soe Buikema and Sandy and Debbie Prins plus Mrs James Green Loyal Brunner and Harold Wilt. Gifts came from Mr and Mrs Therman McCoy Mr and Mrs Clarence Eastman and Mrs Maggie Rath of Elizabeth. Supper guests in Morrison area included several neighbors and relatives with varied visits from Friday afternoon through Sunday.
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Cindy
Eugene Halfman
Paula Green
Debbie Wiebenga
Kara Grim
Deana Wilt
Debbie Brunner
Soe Buikema
Sandy
Debbie Prins
James Green
Loyal Brunner
Harold Wilt
Dora Wiebenga
Wiebenga
John Roed
Clinton
Francis Hoff
Gordon Brown
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Andrew Houzenga
Russel Green Jr
Rock Falls
Kathryn Green
Alfred Workman
Fulton
Helen Dixon to Perform Concert at Shimer College
Mrs. Helen Dixon, pianist and Shimerae faculty member, will appear in Shimer College’s concert series at Metcalf auditorium on Tuesday April 9 at 730 p m. She will play Brahms and Chopin works and has organized guest musicians for two years. The 1962-63 series closes April 23 with the Shimer College choir under Dr. Denis Cowan. All concerts are open to the public free of charge.
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Mt. Carroll
Ill
Helen Dixon
Shimer College
Metcalf
Dixon
Shimerae
Brahms
Mrs Sheldon Frank New President of Mt Carroll AAUW
Mt Carroll Branch of the AAUW elected new officers for the coming year at a March 25 meeting at Mrs Arnold Zucks home near Chadwick. New president is Mrs Sheldon Frank of Chadwick with vice president Mrs Cal Caldwell and Mr Carroll. Delegates named to the state convention in Rockford April 26 27 include Mrs Lewis DeGraff of Lanark and Mrs Frank. Mrs Frank is also chosen as national convention delegate to Denver in late June. A panel on Consumer Problems was held with Mrs Eugene Murray of Thomson serving as social and economics chair. Hostesses were Mrs Zuck Mrs Melvin Stengel Mrs Cal Caldwell and Miss Ruth Foster Clara Geisz and Hilda Knoess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carroll
The
AAUW
Arnold Zuck
Chadwick
Sheldon Frank
Cal Caldwell
Carroll
Lewis DeGraff
Lanark
Frank
Caldwell
Rockford
Local residents visit and move in from Illinois and Iowa
Merle Atherton Jr visits Des Moines to attend a Thermo-Gas school this week. Grace Rentschler and Jeannette Flannery of Fulton called on Mrs. Dora Wiebenga last Friday evening. Lester Alspaugh and wife of Bellwood Illinois bought the William C Lehr residence and moved in Monday. Charles Burkholder and family of Lanark visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Halfman and family last Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson News
Merle Atherton, Jr
Des Moines
Iowa
Grace Rentschler
Jeannette Flannery
Fulton
Dora Wiebenga
Lester Alspaugh
Bellwood
Illinois
William C. Lehr
Charles Burkholder
Lanark
Eugene Halfman
Home Economics Unit Meetings Schedule
The weekly Extension unit meetings cover language and behavior topics with Dorothy Footitt and daily lessons such as Cook Today and Serve Tomorrow. Events include April 8 Rock Creek Northern Lights with Mrs. Leroy Hill at 1 30 p m, April 9 Mississippi unit with Mrs. Max Hayes and Mrs. Ed Dauphin, April 10 Chad wick Lamplighters with Mrs. John Janssen at 7 30 p m, and April 11 Palisades unit with Mrs. Elmer Airhart and Mrs. Arnold Meier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Footitt
Carroll County
Chadwick Lamplighters
John Janssen
Janssen
Palisades
Elmer Airhart
Airhart
Arnold Meier
Merleeisler
U. N
District tree planter available for rent in Carroll County
Lysle R. Foltz announces the Carroll County Soil and Water Conservation District offers a tree planter on a small rental basis. Those interested should contact the district office in the Farm Bureau at Mt. Carroll by calling 4611 to aid efficient routing. Mr and Mrs Paul Peterson and Lola and Caroline attended a wedding of a cousin last Saturday in Morris Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysle R. Foltz
Carroll County
Paul Peterson
Lola
Caroline
Morris
Illinois
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Merle Bielema
J. L. Machen
Savanna Junior Club
J. B. Olson
Art
Frank Goldquist
Olive Kingsbury
Morton Higley
Gene Halfman
Marvin Holesinger
Carrow
Davis Crouse
Edwin Keim
Harold Evans
C. S. Darrow
Otto Switzer
David Coutts
William Janssen
Legion Auxiliary Council
Cancer Crusade
Mrs. James Eaton
Courthouse News
G. Ray Moll
Jels
TerHark Holsteins
Chadwick Man
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Paul Gaar
Gaar
Real & Smith
Alfred Hinrichs
Merna Zemke & Son
Don Hollowell
M. Zemke & Son
L. Iben
Carroll Co
Radke Hotel
Sheldon Frank New
Mt. Carroll Aauw
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