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Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1942

Page

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Re-Elect C. Kingery Chairman Named by County Board

Charles E. Kingery was unanimously re-elected chairman of the county board of supervisors at a special session. He announced committee appointments across Finance Official salaries County treasurer and more. The board approved $15000 for courthouse annex, $300 for civilian defense, and appointed Mrs Matchmore as county probation officer with $35 monthly salary. Sheridan and Mest to Peoria visit. A Woodland Township road improvement petition was discussed but no action taken.

Charles E. Kingery Salem Township Kingery Fritz Sheridan Fisher Bloyer Zugschwerdt Warner Raish Rahn Mest Shaver Carson Mahood Crom Miller Mller Shav Matchmore Savanna Washington and J. J. Sheridan George Mest Peoria Woodland Township

Salvation Army Fund Appeal Opens in Dixon Area

The 1942 annual Salvation Army Home Service Appeal begins in Dixon and surrounding Illinois counties to fund family relief, free clinics, employment bureaus, holiday baskets, and other aid. Regional and local leaders organize drives with $100 quotas for Chadwick and Thomson and bank treasurers in Dixon.

Salvation Army Home Service Illinois Salvation Army Illinos Appeal Dixon Elks Club John M. Linden Illinois Salvation Army Financial P. O Dixon, Ill Edward A. Jones Clyde H. Lenox Chadwick and Thomson W. J. Schreiner Farmers State Bank A. E

Public Welfare Examinations Announced in Illinois

The Illinois Merit System Council offers open competitive merit exams for Junior Visitor and Junior Stenographer-Clerk in county public welfare departments with applications due by May 1, 1942. Pay ranges from 110 to 135 dollars monthly for Junior Visitor, 80 to 100 dollars for Stenographer Clerk. Also listed are recent marriage licenses issued by County Clerk W. R. Watson to Irvin Baker and Olive De Leahy, Wayne Speer and Helen Pauley, Paul Turney and Beth Kahler, Ralph Glenn and Margaret Newcomer.

Illinois Merit System Council Public Welfare Departments of Public Welfare Megat System Council Springfield W. R. Watson Irving Baker Sterling Olive DeLeahy Rock Falls Wayne E. Speer Helen L. Pauley Mr. Carroll Paul Turney Beth Kahler Chadwick Ralph David Glenn Milledgeville Margaret A. Newcomer Lanark

Twelve year old Billy Geiseman confesses to double killing

William Geiseman confessed to Sheriff Ray Westfall that he shot and killed Charles Krugjohann and Ada Krugjohann, a Shannon farm couple who had taken him in two years earlier. He led authorities to the scene and described loading a .22 rifle to murder both spouses before driving to relatives. The coroner's inquest labeled the deaths murder intent and the boy was jailed.

William Billy) Geiseman Ray Westfall Charles Krugjohann Krngjohann Ada Shannon Farm Krugjohann Billy Westfall

River Freight Traffic Boom Expected on Mississippi

Freight movement on the Mississippi is likely to exceed prior records as river traffic rises this year. A survey will study moving equipment from other waterways to ease rail and road congestion. Several tow movements and shipments by barge convey gasoline coal steel products and fuel up river, with tonnage figures restricted by army engineers. Will of Geo W Dyson of Lanark admitted to probate. widow Mary E Dyson named executrix with life estate.

Mississippi River Mississippi Ohio James H Kansas City Jayhawk Alexander Mackenzie Tri-Cities Mark Twain Clinton Minneapolis Geo. W. Dyson Lanark C. M. Grove Mary E. Dyson Glen C. Dyson Lee R. Dyson Neva B. Kimmell Thelma R. Dyson

Court House Bries Estate Transfers Tie to Savanna and Mt Carroll

Court house briefs list numerous warranty and quitclaim deeds transferring parcels in Savanna Mt Carroll Lanark Chadwick and Cherry Grove. Names include M Beng Glen D Shipton Mary A Byers Norma Puth Falleatter Sepha Stein Fred Geison Thelma Clark Vira Clark Bert McMurray John Shafer Albert Bowen Marvin Miller Ruth Hawk Enders Knorr and others. In court news Judge George C Dixon granted Margaret Shipley a divorce from William Shipley and recalled grand jury panels for April 28. Three Savanna youths Earl Lahre Orville Simmons Raymond Shaw were bound over for grand jury on larceny charges after a March 29 theft of gasoline from Savanna hospital tanks.

Bowen Albert Bowen Savanna Lillian L Wilhelms Marvey Miller Cherry Grove Harvey Leo L, Byers Bethel E. Schreiner Ronald J. Shoemaker Elkhorn Grove Prudential Ins. Co Jesse McIntyre Washington Rose L. Kuhlemeier Kenneth S. Winters Clara Batcheller Albert M. Johnson Ruth W. Hawk Enders Knorr Rock Creek Lillian L. Wilhelms Freddie L. Slick Etta C. Bristol Harold A. Tobey York Dorothy Skaren George L. White Mildred A. Morgan Elizabeth Schreiner Salem Sumner Maloney Jesse Parsley Hurley Mt. Carroll Harriet E. Maloney Jesse J Parsley Jesse J. Parsley Margaret Doty William E. Jarvis Perry Walker Oak Park Lepha Stein Ella M. Kness Snow Circuit Court George C. Dixon Margaret Shipley William Shipley Dixon Petit Jury March Grand Jury Charles Krugjohann Grand Laroceny Earl Lahre Orville Simmons Raymond Shaw

Horse Show Opens Glengarry Farm Stable Marking May 10

Glengarry Farm stables near Mt. Carroll built for Frances Shimer college will host its opening horse show Sunday May 10 at 1 30 p m. Proceeds go to the American Red Cross. Nine events feature Frances Shimer students with 20+ participants from coffee and academy classes. Exhibits include hackney ponies owned by the Campbell couple.

Glengarry Farm Frances Shimer College Mt. Carroll American Red Cross Frances Shimer 8. J. Campbell Argyll Stables Charles Wright College Mr. Carroll Coleman Miles

Men 45 to 64 to Register on Monday

Preparations for the fourth selective service registration are complete in Carroll county led by chief registrar L. E. Bruch. All American men born between April 28 1877 and February 16 1897 must register on Monday April 27 at designated high school sites from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. If away, men may register at any site and cards will be forwarded to their draft board.

Carroll County L. E. Bruch L. Peck Hief Chienne Peck Lawrence FE Bradi Bradi Supt Harold MacKenzie Savanna Saga Peek Brudi Review

Clubwomen Ballot At Convention In Rock Falls

Approximately 250 clubwomen from six counties attended the 44th annual 13th district convention of the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs in Rock Falls. elects district officers and chairmen, including Mrs. Harry Carbaugh as recording secretary and Mrs. Charles McGinty as literature chairwoman. The 1943 spring convention will be in Amboy with a September board meeting in Savanna.

Ilinois Federation of Women’s Clubs Rock Falls Harry Carbaugh Chadwick Charles McGinty Thomson C. 8. Carrow Savanna Civil Service Eugene Murray Carroll County American Home J. H. Grimm Galena Co. C Ellis Rochelle Leland Tilton Ashton Roy A. Sanders Freeport Carroll Boston Morris Ruth Caughey Morrison Oscar C Brown O. F. Arnold Stockton Club L. L. Winn J. H. Hughes Amboy Henry Trost Park Ridge School For Girls S. H. Gourdier Lena British War Relief Gwendolyn Bardell Dixon National Defense Kenneth Rice Sterling

Committeemen Elected in Precincts Across Regions

Precinct committeemen were elected last Tuesday by Republicans and Democrats. In Savanna No 4 Joseph Loeser appeared on several Democratic ballots despite Republican victory. Elected committeemen include Haas, Gibbsons, Schubert, Rogers, Johnson, Kramer, Zier, Hartman, Reddington, Rupp, Garman, Leu, Patton, Zink, Sanberg, Carroll, Spearman, Harter, Knox, Hanna, Rogers, Vock and others across Washington, Woodland, Freedom, Cherry Grove, Shannon, Rock Creek, Maynard Lindsay, Salem, Mt Carrol, Savanna, York, Fair Haven, Wyson, Elk Horn Grove.

Savanna No. 4 Joseph Loeser Washington Arthur D. Haas William J. Gibbsons Woodland Robert Schubert Charles Rogers Freedom Harl Johnson William Kramer Cherry Grove Forrest Thompson Frank E. Zier Shannon Irvin Hartman Grover F. Reddington Lima Roy R. Rupp Robert Garman Rock Creek George Peat Harry Lowman Maynard Lindsay Salem Roy Hinebaugh Mt. Carroll Frank Schroeppel Mr. Carroll Robert Smith Savanna John A. Leu Charles Patton Roy D. Zink I. R. Sanberg York Rush Carroll

WEDDINGS Loevinger Sanford and Parenti Troha Parenti

Miss Louise Loevinger, a kindergarten teacher in Savanna, married Ensign Donald M. Sanford of Minneapolis at the bride's parents home in St Paul. Marg ar et Troha and Joseph Parenti were married in Savanna with Fr E A O’Brien officiating. Parenti works at the Savanna ordnance depot.

Louise Loevinger Savanna City Ensign Donald M. Sanford Minneapolis Minn Gustavua Loevinger St. Paul Sanford Central High School University of Minnesota Savanna Ensign Sanford U. S. Navy New York Troha-Parenti Margaret Troha Anthony Troha Joseph J. Parenti Chenoa St. John’s Catholic Church E. A. O’brien Ann Berkbjack Norma Parenti Barbara Troha George Troha

June Grand Jury Panel Selected in Carroll County

The Carroll County Board appointed the regular and supplemental grand jury panels for the June circuit court term. Names include Washington Mrs. John Wurster, Woodland Harry Hrnch, Freedom Harold Yochem, and others across Cherry Grove, Shannon, Lima, Rock Creek, Salem, York, Fair Haven, Wysox, Elkhorn Grove, Savanna, and Mr. Carroll. Supplemental members list Washington William Dean and Woodlands Carlos Zillhart among others.

Carroll County Washington John Wurster Woodland Harry Hrnch Kay Smith Freedom Harold Yochem Cherry Grove Lloyd Edler Marcorite Fritz Shannon Chae. Kampmeier Ernest Frey Lima Leo Ebert Rock Creek Maud Lang Helen Olson Salem William Richter Mr. Carroll Ernest G. Hauth Bert Gelwicks Savanna Claude Briggs Chester Cramer York Thomas Kustes, Sr J. B. Ashpole Fair Haven Zoo Deets Fay Har William Dean Carlos Zillhart John Zillhart Earl Wilkins Roy Truckenmiller John Hose Rock’ Creek Elma Rahn Hattie Warfel Fern Hinebaugh Harve Doty Chas E. Hartman Marion Bristol Ruth Smith Frank Smith Clarence Cooper Barbara Geisz Anna Lang Wyson Mabel Wagner Fred Livengood Elkhorn Grove Robert Eastubrooks

Local Girls to Sing in Cornell Music Festival

Phyllis Harris, Bernice Honberger, and Blanche Seim part of the Cornell college oratorio society will perform Bach B minor mass during the college May music festival April 30 to May 2. Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Hans Lange will accompany the chorus on May 1, marking the 40th appearance at the event with soloist Emanuel Feuerman.

Phyllis Harris Bernice Honberger Chadwick Blanche Seim Thomson Cornell College Oratorio Society Chicago Symphony Orchestra Hans Lange Frederick Stock Cornell College Iowa Emanuel Feuerman Chicago Symphony

Grand Jurors To Probe Killing Of Fellow Member

Carroll County grand jury meets to examine evidence in the fatal shooting of Charles Krugjohann and his wife by their foster son. One juror is absent in body due to Mr Krugjohann previously serving on the March grand jury.

Carroll County Grand Jury Charles Krugjohann

Democrats Vote Quietly in Carroll County Primary

In Carroll County the April 14 primary saw 362 Democratic ballots cast, about 23 percent of the party's total. Republicans totaled 4,820, up 66 from 1938. Write-in Democrats may appear on November ballots unless withdrawn by Sept. 29, including Eber Shepherd for sheriff and other nominees for county clerk, county judge, treasurer, and superintendent of schools.

Carroll County Eber Shepherd Fred Holloway Savanna W. G. Kent Walter Pottenberger Mt. Carroll Albert Dorak

Mission Ridge student wins rural essay contest

Ramona Hinebaugh of Mission Ridge school was chosen best among 160 essays in Carroll County rural pupils contest on food for freedom. Winners include Rose Zink and Hazel Williams with a broadcast reading of top essays. County judges and local township awards are announced with multiple honorees and a marriage license issued to Robert Niel Sievert and Carolyn Ann Ballas.

Ramona Hinebaugh Mission Ridge Chadwick Carroll County Lucile Rahn Triple-A Rose Zink Henderson School Hazel Williams North Otter Creek WROK Rockford Velma Weidman Fairground Donovan Daehler Fair Maven Center Lawrence E. Prudi Ernest Ross Herman Daehler County Agricultural Conservation Association County Clerk’s Office Robert Niel Sievert Carolyn Ann Ballas Savanna

Sugar Rationing Registration Scheduled May 4 to 7

Carroll County to hold four day sugar rationing registration May 4 to 7 under director Kh L Peck and county superintendent Lawrence Bradi. Families may register one member for all others, providing detailed data for each member and household sugar on hand.

Cattle Tops At Chicago Trade For Carroll County Stockman

Orville Woessner a Carroll county stockman sold a drove of choice heifers at Chicago Stock Yards midweek prices. The cattle averaged 66 pounds and brought 13.60 dollars per cwt the week’s high for stock of this class. Cattle and hog prices reached record highs in Chicago with cattle at 17.00 and hogs at 14.65 as the peak figures since prior decades.

Orville Woessner Carroll County Chicago

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C. Kingery Thad County Board Salvation Army Fund Sheriff Westfall Court House Briefs Kenneth Green Frank Williams Gary Stanley Misiewicz Marcia Ann Alvin Schneider John Shildwahter Shildwahter Adam Kraut A. E. Spring Leaf River Ria Cornell Democrats Luella Naniga Mary Louise Janssen Margrete Doden Charles Fritz Fair Haven Center School Maxine Mielke Renner School Virginia Crosfoot Marcella Guenter Ida Miller Arnold School Lula Johnston Fern Rawlins York Center School Kuhns Vera Durwood Leta Jean Curley Sandridge School Hammeden Carroll Vaida King Lenora Yates Plum Grove Phillips Mildred Baker Helen Libberton Herbert Carson Olive School Florence Larsen Patricia Selma Washington and Savanna Helen Hoertz Mosquito Hill Maude Lang Carolee Manning Cowen Paul Sweitzer Marilyn Meyer Miller School Ramona Franks Cherry Grove and Betty Martin Georgetown School Oma Miller Shirley Cook Spring Valley School Thelma Mowery William McGowan Rodgers School Marian Gossard Carl Zugschwerdt Bette Schneider Oakville Dorothea Ritenour Wysox Joyce Asay Stewart Veldene Lockner Charlene Volkers South Otter Creek Blanche Freeman Donald Lee Woodin South Elkhorn Margaret Graehling
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