Sandridge News Recap From Local Happenings And Notices
A storm rattled a local hall but caused no damage as daybreak revealed a calm scene. Miss Libbie Curley reports near term end at Mosquito Hill with strong attendance, while Dr. Fenton and the Pape family visited Prophetstown for a family dinner. The River views host new residents and racing toward Route 171 progress, with local school programs praised and Dr. Petty's talk lauded. Prof. V. Carpenter joins the Fisher Body honorary judges panel, bringing a background in engineering and public service from Washington State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hr. V. Carpenter
Washingto State College
Pullman
Wash
Fisher Body
Craftman’s Guild
W. A. Fisher
Carpenter
United States
Canada
Mt Carroll
Til
Illinois
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Washington School of Religion
W. F. Durand
Stanford University
Guild
Hugh Carpenter
Carroll
Argos
Governor Bailey
Kansas
Argo-Fa Residents Face Illness and Local News
Mrs Stelvin Johnson near Ideal is seriously ill with scarlet fever and cared for by her mother Mrs Charles Schwertz. Sharpe Carroll plans to return home soon as Helen Kenyon visited Morrison. George Hicks elected local school director after Saturday’s vote. Mt Carroll residents attended senior play. Joe Foltz starts work on a new oil station with several workers to be hired. Mayme Mummert hosts the 500 club gathering Thursday afternoon. Luncheon hosts for next month include Ruby Schmitz ing Jennie Cooper Nellie Parsons and Hattie Yates. Harold Libberton and family plan to move to the Rensler place. Sammy visitors to Sharpe Carroll at Sevanna City hospital include Rush Carroll and others. George Hicks and son Robert visited. Clyde Emyre Valley and Joe Bish elected to positions in Argo and York. Helen Kenyon weekend visit to her sister. Dr Chester Libberton and family were visitors at the Nine Kenyon home. Swansea Larson spent weekend with Wilson Arthur in Wanport. Frank Warfield sells to Thicego Sands. Ritten Welf are Players begin spring practice and aim for Wan.
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Stelvin Johnson
Near Ideal
Charles Schwertz
Mt. Carroll
Joe Foltz
Mayme Mummert
500 Club
Hoatess
Ruby Schmsiing
Jennie Cooper
Nellie Parson
Hattie Yates
Argo
Clyde Emyreer
Joe Bish
York
Helen Kenyon
Chester Libberton
Nine Kenyon
Swansea Larson
Wilson Arthur
Wanport
Frank Warfield
Thicego Sands
Ritten Welf
Leek
Lanark Notes: visits, elections and church events
Lanark news item notes Elmer Stouffer family and Ruth visiting Merle Hawbecker, then Nora Stouffer in Antioch. School elections in districts 43 1L and 205 reelect Dyslin Jones Rahn Lego. Olive McBurney resigns. Bertha Corlett to fill. P T A to present The District School April 25. Several local moves, baptist pastor hire Cletus Deardorff, new Rock Falls family, and Good Friday vesper service planned.
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Elmer Stouffer
Ruth
Mulberry Grove
Merle Hawbecker
Antioch
Nora
Theo. Miller
Miller
Omadianbecker
Clinton
D. BR. Lower
Chicago
The
Shipping Association
Cletus Deardorff
A. Deardorff
Hickory Grove
M. Finer
Harry Engies
Westie Hoak
Jack
Freenert
Harold Frey
John Peters
B. Ill Leggerman
Rock Falls
George Dieh
East Lanark
Don Lower
Justice Heard Nominated for Re election in Sixth District
Chief Justice Oscar KE Heard of the Illinois Supreme Court was nominated by the Republican party for re election. He received unanimous support from 253 delegates across 12 counties at Rockford convention. Speakers praised his honor, ability, and defense of constitutional rights while pledging strong party backing for the renomination.
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Oscar KE. Heard
Ilinoig Supreme Court
Sixth
Supreme Judicial District
Rockford Moonday
William L. Pierce
Boone County
Winnebago
Arthur E. Fisher
Justice Heard
Franklin J. Stransky
State Committee
Seard
Frank W. Shepherd
Kane County
James W. Watts
Lee County
State Board of Bar Examiners
Edward PD. Shurtleff
McHenry County
C. W. Middleknoff
Stephenson Cowby
U. S
Generral
Heard
Olay
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Dstrict
Carroll County
Harry Lowman
Lafark
Johnl
Wacker N C Club April Meeting at Mrs Holy’s Home
The N C Club meets in April at Mrs Will Holy Thursday afternoon with Mrs Jeorge Nits assisting. Mrs Joe Chaser speaks on Interesting Market Places of the World and Mrs Chas Casberberry on Advantages of Rural Life. Easter services planned at the M E church.
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N. C. Club
Will
Jeorge Nits
Joe Chaser
Chas. Cascerberry
Bert Hicks
James Tenant House
Preston Prairie
M. EF
Jens Sorensen
Savanna
Ruel] Marth
Bart Bashaw
Eileen
Sub District Music And Literary Contest At Mt Carroll
Sub district music and literary contest at Mt Carroll Saturday with boys and girls from fifteen schools competing for advancement to DeKalb. Admission 15 cents per event, 40 cents for all events. hundreds expected. Program lists Dramatic Oration, Original Orations, Extemporaneous Speaking, several vocal and instrumental solos, and boys and girls glee clubs with times spread across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carroll
Mt. Qaerali
DeKalb
Mi. E. Chareh
County Taxpayers Group Meeting At Shannon
The Carroll County Taxpayers Association held its April meeting in the Shannon gym with strong turnout. President Shirk and Vice President Jones spoke on the Constitution, membership grew past 680, and a county personnel list of key men was announced. A Shannon pupil play delighted the audience and county officials reported on Burns Economy Bill cooperation. The meeting adjourned around 10:30 PM. next gathering set for Savanna in May.
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Carroll County Taxpayer’s Association
Shannon Gym
Shirk
Milledgeville
George Jones
Lanark
Thomson
Charles Harris
Chadwick
Shannon
Freedom
Cherry Grove
Salem
Rock Creek
Lima
Yorn
Pairhaven
George Daehler
Asay Krieder
Bupa
Mt. Carroll
Tima
Werk
Fairhaven
George Morte
Vernon Re
Iier
Winneboro
Carell
Pao Baal
Board of Review
Savanna
School Month Recap From Esth er J Schmaling’s Class
The article records a small rural school month with eight students, five absences, no tardies, and progress into next year. Named students include Mildred Linker O pha Belle Dingman Jean Queek boerner Edgar Miller Wibne y Linker Viola Knoess Norma Braun Walter Geison Helen Knoess Helen Alvensen and Helen Kneess. The class earned a Standard School Diploma and prepared for final exams at Mt Carvell while the Kester rabbit is promised to visit Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Linker
Opha Belle Dingman
Jean Queekboerner
Edgar Miller
Wibney Linker
PL T. A. Mondaigh
Mt Carvell
Lorraine
Kester Rabbit
Luella Braun
Viola Knoess
Norma Braun
Walter Geison
Helen Knoess
Helen Alvensen
Ola Kneess
Harlen Merkel
Norman Braum
Helen Alten- Ser
Court House Meeting Slated For April 25
A local court house assembly convenes on April 25 with Mahesh Huevngrs and Wieder de Meuiders among those expected to attend. Ayn Organization meeting will be held to elect a panel including Wyler Wabs Tra and others.
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Seppe
Carell
Pomurdiogs Co
Mahesh Huevngrs Yi Wieder de Meuiders
Uegery Panel
Ila Taostes
Cnairoyetr
Phe
Bupinitaes
Rehingerg
Mares Speatacee
Use of Tokens in Carroll County Sales Tax
A discussion on token based methods to collect sales tax in Carroll County. Proposals include tokens valued at a quarter of a cent, allowing consumers to buy sets and pay tax with tokens. The plan faces questions of legality per high court rulings and uncertain support from local merchants.
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Carroll County
Carroll Aml Lanark
Thins Supreme Court
Farm Bureau President and Directors Called to Springfield
Farm Bureau leaders were summoned to Springfield on Tuesday for a meeting. The agenda and participants were briefly noted in the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Springfield
Will of Mrs Ernestina Freeman Filed
Will of Mrs Ernestina Freeman filed naming her son John Freeman as executor and heir to real estate including 40 acres. a stepchild Charles Freeman receives cash. Grandchildren of the late husband receive $100 each, including Joan Link Minnie Zahn. Annie Klein Jr and Mrs receive $100. Will dated October 1 and witnessed by Fred Smith and Gene Reedy. Marriage license shows Dante H Schaedelff and Clara Michie.
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Ice
John Efan
Enechial
Ben Neeched
Tip
Charles Freeman
Vreeman
Joan Link
Minnie Zahn
Annie Kieim Jr
Aml
Fred Smith
Gene Reedy
U S Secret Agents To Cover All Gold Hoarders
United States secret agents pursue a sweeping operation to seize gold hoards and reap the profits for the federal treasury. A prosecutor plans action after a vast outstanding fund is identified, with impending bills and legal steps noted as the drive expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Federal
Ranserel
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Sec’y-Treas
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H. L. Rawlins
H. L. Spearman
D. S. Moll
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G. E. Mershon
J. L. Brearton
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