Judy Lewis chosen for Illini Girls State by Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary met with 21 members and selected Judy Lewis to attend Illini Girls State at MacMurray College in Jacksonville Illinois in June. Don na Hartman named as alternate and 432 girls will study government during the week on campus.
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American Legion Auxilary
Fred Olson
Judy Lewis
Illini Girls State
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
Ilinois
Donna Hartman
Springfield
Germany
Frying Cauliflower and Carrots in Batter
Separate cauliflower into small florets and cut carrots into chunks. Dip vegetables in batter of flour milk egg and Crisco. Fry in hot Crisco at 366 F until tender and brown. Drain on paper, season, and serve.
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Winifred S. Carter
Procter & Gamble
Dinner Honors Pvt Kenneth Friederich at Home
Sunday dinner guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Friederich to honor their son Pvt Kenneth Friederich who was home from Ft Leonard Wood Missouri and soon to be deployed overseas. Attendees included multiple local families from Savannah and surrounding areas. Kenneth was to be returned to his training base Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Friederich
Pvt
Kenneth Friederich
Ft. Leonard Wood
Allen Becker
Donald Newinock
Savanna
Alfred Becker
Walter Hartman
David McGinty
Carroll
Norman Isenhart
Anna Queckboerner
Lawrence Hartman
Carl Kness
Carol
Kenneth
Betrothal announced Savanna girl Ruth Ann to Lloyd E Brown
Mr and Mrs Arthur J Cash of 412 Quincy Savanna announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth Ann to Lloyd E Brown of Chadwick The wedding is set for July 18 at St Peters Lutheran Savanna Ruth Ann a Savanna high school graduate and former nurse s aide now to work at Savanna clinic Lloyd Brown a Pickneyville high school graduate served in the Army including Korea and works at Handel Implement Chadwick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Cash
Quincy Street
Savanna
Ruth Ann
Lloyd E. Brown
Chadwick
St Peter's Lutheran Church
Savanna High School
Cush
Savanna City Hospital
Savanna Clinic
Mr Brown
Pickneyville, Ill
Easter Breakfast Draws Large Turnout at Local Church
At First Lutheran Church about 100 people attended the Easter Breakfast on Sunday morning. The program featured a song service led by Mrs. Carl Kness and Mrs. Arlene Daehler, scripture reading and prayer by Rev. Eldon Schriver, vocal solos by several performers, a talk on Easter by Rev. Earl Colfe, and group singing including Were You There When They Crucified My Savior. The closing hymn was God Be With You with Benediction by Rev. Don Schriver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Carl Kness
Arlene Daehler
Eldon Schriver
Dale Engelkens
Lorelei Blumer
Earl Colfe
I Worship the
Living Lord
Marjorie Walker
Sharon Kay Goetz
Darrell Clevidence
Dennis Strauch
Sandra Spearman
Sylvia
Sharon Stein
Don Schriver
Ramah Chapter Plans Guest Night at Meeting
Rewah Chapter OES will hold its regular meeting Tuesday April 27 in the Masonic Hall. Plans will be discussed for Guest Night on May 11 when worthy matrons and patrons will fill offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewah Chapter Oes
Masonic Hall
Chadwick Easter Cantata Presented by Local Choir
The Faster Cantata Christ Crucified directed by Mrs Arlene Daehler with reader Oscar Daehler was performed Sunday evening by the choir. Mrs Fred Hubbell of Mt Carroll accompanied the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Daehler
Oscar Daehler
Fred Hubbell
Mt. Carroll
Chadwick High Board Appoints Walker to Fill Vacancy
At a board meeting, Chadwick High School district chose Carl Haag for another term as president and Hugh Senneff as secretary. Earl Walker was appointed to a one-year term to fill the vacancy created when Levy Foltz declined to serve after being write-in elected. Walker also appeared on the ballot with the third most votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Chadwick High School
Carl Haag
Hugh Senneff
Earl Walker
Levy Foltz
Mr. Walker
Firemen Answer Call To Mackay Farm Practice Run Found
Chadwick firemen responded to a report of a timberland fire at the Donald Mackay farm northwest of town. On arrival Don Mackay was on scene and had started the blaze to clear undergrowth. Firemen left after confirming it was under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Donald Mackay
Don
Easter Visit Guests At Hartman Home From Area
Social items note guests in the Hartman household including Mrs Frank Brown Sr and Mrs Kyle Brown from Thomson Mrs Earl Vos and Lydia Almquist of Savanna Mrs Alley Shoup and Linda Milledgevilleville and Hartman family members. Miss Almouser showed acrobatic circus films from Normal and travel pictures. Students return to school after Easter vacation include Gayle Weber Whyte Water Roger Walker Carthage Marie Iben Lyle Tripp and Darlene Andresen DeKalb Lane Frank Champaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hartman Sr
Frank Brown
Kyle Brown
Thomson
Earl Vos
Lydia Almquist
Savanna
Alley Shoup
Linda Milledgeville
Lee Hartman Jr
Now Harman
Miss Almouser
Normal
Washington
California
Gayle Weber
Whyte Water, Wis
Roger Walker
Carthage
Marie
Thomas Kustes Jr
Lyle Williams
Otter Bluff
Normal University At Normal
Earl Voss
Voss
And
Mirs
Joan Cooper
Mae Kustes
Fulton
Thomas Kkustes Jr
John
Thomas Kustes
John Seger
Quincy
Harry Seger
District club meeting in Mt Carroll hosts several members
Mesdames Alvin Larem Charles Sucher and Melvin Stengel attend the district club meeting at the Methodist church in Mt Carroll today. Mrs Larem will serve on the registration committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Larem
Charles Sucher
Melvin Stengel
Methodist Church
Mt. Carroll
Larem
Mrs. C Honberger Hosts Family Dinner Attendees Listed
Mrs. C Honberger hosted a Sunday family dinner at her home. Guests included Lorinne Livengood from South St Paul Minnesota and many Livengood family members from Milledgeville Polo Forreston Lanark Sterling and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Honberger
Charles Honberger
Lorinne Livengood
South St. Paul
Minn
Frank Livengood
Edwin Livengood
Randy
Lyle Livengood
Janet Dee
Milledgeville
Ray Brandenberg
Joyce
David
Polo
Marvin Mueller
Vicki Lee
Forreston
Delmar Lang
Lanark
Lyle H. Bushman
Susan
Bradford
Homer Bushman
Sterling
1-H Girls To Be Guests Saturday Of Home Bureau
The Fair Haven Home Bureau will meet Saturday at 1 30 in the Grange Hall. The 4 H girls and their leaders will be guests at this meeting. The major lesson on pastries will be given by Mrs Harlan Handel. The special activities lesson will be discussion of various hobbies by Mrs John Magill. Roll call will be answered by a Tongue Twisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven Home Bureau
Grange Hall
Harlan Handel
John Magill
Meyer Buys Aberdeen Angus Cow from Blaine Kendall
William F. Meyer of Chadwick bought a purebred Aberdeen Angus cow from Blaine Kendall in Reynolds Illinois. The purchase adds a livestock asset to Meyer's ranch holdings in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
William F. Meyer
Chadwick
Blaine Kendall
Reynolds, Il
Bible And Guest Day Marked By Woman's Club
Chadwick Woman's club met Thursday afternoon in the Hope EUB church parlors for Bible and Guest Day with about 40 members and guests present. Mrs. Alvin Larem presided. programs featured a pledge, prayer, an Easter poem, and readings. A district meeting was announced for April 22 at Mt. Carroll, with May luncheon planned for May 20 at Maple Terrace. The event included music, a book review by Ray Polhill of Millledgeville and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick Woman’s Club
Hope Eub Church
Alvin Larem
J. Y. Stickell
Eldon Schriver
Dixon School
Methodist Church
Mt. Carroll
Donald Richter
Maple Terrace
Mesdames
Charles Sucher
J. Y. Stickel
Charles Way
C. M. Kingery
Neta Kerch
Sylvian
Sharon Stein
Sandra Spearman
W. J. Quest
Ray Polhill
Milledgeville
Lord
Daniel
Bess Humbert
Herbert Stein
Elmer Weber
Lawrence Strauch
Claire DuVall
Anna Towert
Woodland pasture risks and livestock damage cited by extension forester
L B Culver of the U S College of Agriculture warns that grazing stock in woods harms young trees and soil, making woods pasture far inferior to open pasture. He notes seedling destruction, root damage, disease risks, soil compaction, and poisonous plants like white snakeroot and oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Culver
U. S. College of Agriculture
Culver
Local News Visitors and College Player Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mayden and their son from Clinton Indiana were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Grim. David Moray, a Trinity College freshman in Hartford, Connecticut, plays outfield on the college team. Cheryl and Duane Hook visited their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. James Hook last Wednesday. Janie Miller spent Monday with Jill Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Mayden
Clinton
Claude Grim
David Moray
Trinity College
Hartford
Stiles, Strauch, and Kustes families host Easter week gatherings
A flurry of visits and dinners fills Easter week as Thomson households welcome relatives from Fulton Milan Clinton and Sterling. Wilbur Stiles hosts Delia Melendy and Edna Porter visits while Herman Timmons and Bessie Rick spend time with John Root and Ben Wagner families. John Seger and daughter roam to Quincy with Harry Seger. Cathy Nancy and Jimmie Duean stay with C C Goldthorpe grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Porter
Folletts
Edna Porter
Clinton
Wilbur Stiles
Bessie Rick
Milan
Herman Timmons
John Root
Ben Wagner
Cathy
Nancy
Jimmie Duean
Sterling
C. C. Goldthorpe
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Henry Strauch
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Lee Waters
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