Church News Highlights Ardor in Argo Community
The Argo church column reports election of junior officers with Barry Lewis as treasurer and Lois Martindale as lookout, plus new baptisms of Mrs. LuFa Hoy and Lois Green. Easter programs were limited by health concerns. 76 attended Bible school. Local clergy note future services and ongoing divisions among Methodist, Catholic, and Lutheran congregations, with social events and neighborhood updates throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ Our Junior
Barry Lewis
Treax—loze Robison
Lole Carroll
Ione Hebison
Lois Martindale -Bey
Victor Brockill
Tous Robinson
Lois Martindale
Matthew
Ladies Aid
Langston
Lufa Hoy
Lois Green
Jesus
God
Fox School Pupils Achieve Perfect March Attendance
In district 89, pupils on March attendance list include Della Isenhart Edith Adolph Harriet Isenhart Kathleen Sheri dale Alice Adolph Harry Seenhart Vernon Isenhart Richard Adolph Eteyo Torbaugh Herbert Isenhart Marvin Turnbaugh and Ralph Adolph all with no absences or tardies. Grade 89 in spelling awarded to Rollin Sheridan Kathleen Sheridan and Alice Adolph. Those scoring 90s to 98 included Herbert Lenhart Richard Adolph Vernon Isenhart Harriet Isenhart Edith Adolph and Delly Isenhart. Weath erwaz, teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fox School
Della Isenhart
Edith Adolph
Harriet Isenhart
Kathleen Sheridale
Alice Adolph
Harry Seenhart
Vernon Isenhart
Richard Adolph
Eteyo Torbaugh
Herbert Isenhart
Marvin Turnbaugh
Ralph Adolph
Apelling
Rollin Sheridan
Kathleen Sheridan
Herbert Lenhart
Delly
Isenhart
Alice Weatherwaz
Bristol School March honor roll and attendance note
March attendance list notes students neither absent nor tardy for 19 school days. Marek honor roll includes Lester Grim Hetty Swatt Hope Sweet Maria Sven Frences Potter Howard Pot. Our shoe will close April 1931. a plenic and inviting parents and patrons to attend and eat a please blaase with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Stage
Hasel Swatt
Francesa Potter
Lester Grim
Howera Potter
Marek
Hetty Swatt
Hope Sweet
Maria Sven Frences
Howard Pot
Beit
Tench
Mr and Mrs Arthur Deutsche Entertain York Center Pupils
Mr and Mrs Arthur Deutsche hosted twenty members of Mr Deutsche's school at their York Center home on Monday evening. Guests played games with prizes, table decorations featured pink and white and yellow and white, and a luncheon of beans two kinds of sandwiches pickles cake jello and Easter candy was served. All guests enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Isdivs Aid Society
B. R. Lewis
B. R Lewis
S. 3B
Carpenter
Drtiss Mary Cone
The
Indies Aid Society
Anita Melugin
Jean Morgan
Myrtle Groharing
Ramona Lewis
Methodist Church
John Morrell
DeKalb Methodist Church
Thomson M. E. Church
Arthur Deutsche
Mr. Deutsche
York Center
Deutsche
Lis
Scarlet fever epidemic on the decline
Scarlet fever reports show milder cases and progress in containment. Quarantined homes include Wagner with daughter Mary Sanne, Wesley Reynolds with daughter Florence, Ray Breaneman with son Sidney, and Jerry Wiebenga with four ill children. Released from quarantine are Charles Groharing with daughter June and Harry Gaar with son Delbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Mary Sanne
Wesley Reynolds
Florence
Ray Breaneman
Sidney
Jerry Wiebenga
Charles Groharing
June
Harry Gaar
Delbert
Supervisor thank you to voters and supporters
The message extends gratitude to York residents for re electing the Supervisor. It notes commitment to serve to the best of ability and references sixteen years in office as the Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil York
James J. Sheridan Births Reported in Mc Carroll
Birth notice for a baby daughter born Thursday April 9 to Mr and Mrs Glen Ashby of Mc Carroll at Savannah City capital. The birth is announced with basic parental details and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrn
Glen Ashby
Mc Carroll
Thurdday
Savanna ‘City
School Elections To Be Held Here Saturday April 11
Community High School in Thomson schedules annual director elections this Saturday at town hall. Candidates L. Y. Gaar and Irve Martindale vie for two seats, succeeding Bayard R. Lewis whose term expires. The notice details polling and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Community High School
Thomson
L. Y. Gaar
Irve Martindale
Grade School Election To Be Held Saturday
The grade school election will be held this Saturday April 11 at the grade school from 6 30 to 30 idlocks W A Adams President of the board is the only member whose term expires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. AL Adams
B Board
Week events calendar and local visits noted
The schedule lists O E S chapter meeting on Thursday at the lodge hall, a Declamatory contest at Y C H S auditorium Monday at 6 o'clock, a Commercial chair banquet at Y C H S on Tuesday, an antique basketball game with Saw Lions at Lacynna on Wednesday, a Junior class play The Clay's the Thing at Y C H S gym Thursday, plus Mrs Jennie Callinsean visiting Fulton with her children and Glyde Collinson today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis St. Ores
Mr. Blodgett
Mr. Fink
Mins Taylor
Miss Wilson
Hicks
Gilbert Holland
Bruce Grobaring
Curtie St. Gres
Gerald Brown
Robert Lewis
Charles Miller
Burrell Brown
Glen Grobaring
Robert Stage
Howard Lawrence
Clara Hook
Mary ‘Switzer
Ruth R
Gerald Rown
Saw Lions Club
Lacynna
Jennie Callinsean
Frank Plumley
Glyde Collinson
Fulton
Library Notes and New Arrivals Summary
Library statistics show 821 general works 204 adult fiction 94 juvenile 18 school and 47 magazines read. Nine days open. New books received seven and purchased five for adults. Notable titles include Trail of Conflict Loring Corduroy Acres of Sky Wilson and Ann's Family Heath Ruston Little Maid of Virginia Curtin with several juveniles. A class play Come Out of the Kitchen by A E Thomas is performed. royalty paid to Tamuel French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring
Sky—Wilson
John Martindale
Capt
MacKin—Davie
Vance
Baseball Reminiscences From Mt Carroll Era
In memory I recount old Mt Carroll baseball, naming opponents such as Glinton Lanark Shannon Lyons Iowa Rock Island and Al Spauldling s Chicago Blues. A game near Fratts pasture ended 8 2 after Waldo Ward was seriously injured, never fully returning to play. GC H Alexander organized a popular club and pitchers well, with home games on Saturdays drawing large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Mt. Carroll
Glinton
Lanark
Shannon
Lyons
Iowa
Rock Island
al Spauldling
Chicago Blues
Thorson
Fratts Pasture
Waldo Ward
Jana
Ward
GC. H. Alexander
Mt. Curratl
Clinton
Bob Barrett
Barrett
Meyers Mest and Goble Win in Close Contests
Farmers in nature's workshop show resilience as war drives demand and prices. The shipping association shipped out one carload of livestock, naming hogs, cows, and tanks with ordered tankage arriving soon at 342.80 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasseur
Anothe Sfason
Rush Carroll
le Wall
Rother
Loum Hebwk
John Balk
Jenny Woebenpa
John Nordell
Averet Sanderlaan
Swin
T. Hygustus
Royal Neighbor Lodge No. 43 Meeting Observes Mothers Day
Royal Neighbor lodge No. 43 met Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 4 with twenty one members present. Social committee served brick ice cream, waters and coffee. Next meeting May 10 with Miss Walta Bower chairing and a Mothers Day observance May 5 at 11.00 a.m. A picnic dinner will follow. members to bring sandwiches and a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor Lodge No
Heen
Gentleman Jim Sherdan Wins York Supervisor Seat
James J. Sheridan received 165 of 174 votes cast to secure a four year term, extending his eight term tenure to a potential 20 years of service. Rus W. Carroll earned five votes. one ballot was discarded. Andrew Miller led school trustees with 82 votes, Fred Smith had 30. Town meeting elected J. M. Gerrold, R. D. Bennett, and Rush W. Garrell as cemetery trustees and authorized grave lot sales. Sheridan deed presented with action approved for transfer of cemetery grounds to York township. Mr Stoner re elected as sexton of Upper York cemetery and Lewis Kness as sexton of Lower York cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Clyde Folie
Clarence Folts
Ramona
Joe Foltz
George Schmaling
Hiram Tuttle
The
Democrat
Ravenna Times Journal
Rudolph Holm
Argo
Osage
Jaws
George Tuttle
Pollen
Savanna
Fred P. Kenyon
K. B. Carpenter
Thomsons
Ife
Mt. Carroll
Misa Joona
Amude
Mia
Ed Foltz
Misa Sr
One
Leroy
James
N. R. Kenyon
Millie Manni
St John’s Lutheran Church
Lyons
Grimm
Marjorie
Fred Peters
Evelyn
LaVonne
Peters
Frank Tuttle
Holm
Shipping Association
York
Jim’ James J. Sheridan
Sheridan
Rus W. Caroll
Andrew Miller
Fred Smith
Welork
J. M. Gerrold
Argo Fa
R. D. Bennett
Rush W. Garrell
Board of Trusters
Township of
Stoner
Upper York Ground
Lewis Kness
Lower York
Heinze Wins In Fair Haven Election Close Vote
Fairhaven voter turnout reached 557 as farmer Adam Heinze won the supervisor race by 14 votes over East Adam Heinze. Adolf Duden was reelected school trustee with 328 votes. George Mest won Savannah Township supervisor, while Arthur Haas and William Fisher were reelected in Washington and Shannon townships respectively. The countywide results show notable upsets, including Sherm Meyers defeating John Keltner by about 100 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Heinze
Fairhaven
Aeteitua Williams
Funhaven
Gast
Heinze
Adolf Duden
Oustee
Whitton
I. Fo Weber
Sherm Meyers
Carroll City
John Keltner
Keltner
Savannah
George Mest
Charles Soloilow
Hut
Jensen
Thoward Goble
Also Mentioned on This Page
Catholic Feather Cocoran
Davenport
Baptist Aigat ES
Lanaca
Frank Smith
Lewis Schick
E Schick
Paul Wilt
Conrad Lille Ready
Helen Muhrman Voral
Donald Walt
Sylvia Griswold
Bristol School
Mrs
James J. Sheridan
Y.chs
Mendais
Graham Cracker Pie
L. I. Garr
O. E. S. Chapter
Lodge Hall
Y. C. H. S Auditorium
Library Notes
Thomson Public Library
A. E. Thomas
Tamuel French
Luther Green
Hogs
Henry St. Ores
Willelm Hansen
Jerry Wiebeoga
Pete Dyke
Lied Miller
Arthur Church
Trem Hook
Everet Vanderiasu
Ben Stagg
Val Gale
D. BR. Hollinshead
Gilves
Frank Dolimnson
Arthur Ghureh
Low Shelly
Ben Dykstra
Trenis Ifonk
George Swin
Gentleman Jim
Carroll County Board of Supervise
Washington Township
Arther
Harry Speal
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