County Clubs Elect Officers in Carroll County
The Carroll County Woman's Club elected Mrs. Franklin Frederick of Savanna to lead the group at their conference held Tuesday at Timber Lake. Mrs. Lawrence Miller of Savanna was chosen secretary and treasurer. A memorial for deceased members was led by Mrs. Charles Honberger and Brendon Law of Mt. Carroll gave a musical program. Attendees from Chadwick included Mrs. Morton Higley, Mrs. Charles Honberger, Mrs. Charles W. Way, Ms. William J. Quest and Mrs. Vernon Fink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Woman's Club
Franklin Frederick
Savanna
Timber Lake
Lawrence Miller
Charles Honberger
Brendon Law of
Mt. Carroll
Chadwick
Morton Higley
Charles W. Way
William J. Quest
Vernon Fink
Town and Country Art Show Honors Carroll County Works
Richard Bronson judged the Carroll County Town and Country Art Show on April 11 and 12. 111 exhibits were entered from 36 artists with 30 artists receiving awards and 450 attendees admiring paintings quilts and drawings across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bronson
Carroll County
Joel Nitti
Mr. Carroll
Lillian Saidel
Mt. Carroll
Ruth W. Dag
Toksogers
Burnside
Margaret Ross
Rockford College
Walter Baldridge
Savanna
Nagel to Speak At Mt. Carroll Athletic Banquet
University of Iowa head coach Ray Nagel will address Mt. Carroll High School athletes and families at the spring athletic banquet on May 1 in the main gym. The Hawk Boosters Club sponsors the event with a pretalk pot luck in the lower gym and posttalk refreshments. attendance is free with a voluntary donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nagel
University of Iowa
Mt. Carroll High School
Mt. Carroll Hawk Boosters Club
Nagel
Hawk Boosters
Infiltration of Communists DAR Program at Carroll Chapter
Mrs. Emil Mla dek of Clinton Iowa will address the Carroll Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution on Saturday at 2 p.m. The topic is Communist Infiltration and the national defense program. Co-hostesses are Mrs. Fred Noble Mrs. A B Huber and Miss Marjorie Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Mladek
Clinton
Iowa
Carroll
Daughters of the American Revolution
County Handicap Meet at Chadwick
The Carroll County Association for the Handicapped met Wednesday night April 8 at Chadwick EMH School with William Brown of Savanna presiding. Guest speaker Mrs Barbara Deutsch spoke on problem children in schools. Dwight Silvius discussed securing a new Day Care Center building. Refreshments by Mrs David Wolf and Mrs Dwight Silvius. Next meeting 7 30 p m May 13 in Mount Carroll courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Association For the Handicapped
Chadwick Emh School
William Brown
Savanna
Barbara Deutsch
Bi - County Co . Operative Social Worker
Dwight Silvius
David Wolf
Milledgeville
Mount Carroll
Open houses at national wildlife refuges April 13 19
National Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife announces open houses at refuges nationwide during April 13 19. Spring Lake unit of the Upper Mississippi Refuge near Savanna Illinois will host April 19 from 1 p m. to 4 p m with talks by District Refuge Manager J Bellinger. An abundance of waterfowl is present and visitors may see multiple species if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
National Wildlife Refuge
United State
Bureau
John 8S. Gottschalk
Spring Lake
Upper Mississippi
Highway 64
Savanna
Minois
J Bellinger
Carroll County Republican Woman's Club Luncheon Notice
The Carroll County Republican Woman's Club will hold a luncheon at the Methodist Church. The event is set for April 24 at 12 30 PM and reservations must be mailed by April 22 to Mrs Albert Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Republican Woman's Club
Methodist Church
Maison
Albert Hartman
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Nobi
U. S
Noble
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Merchant TV & Appl
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