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Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1938

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From My Window in The Spectator Saintly Winter News

The column notes the arrival of cold weather with a light snow cover and mentions fingerprints for hoboes at Rockford jail to aid crime tracking. It discusses holiday truck traffic concerns, a petition by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, and a cautious view of winter crime prevention. It also surveys commerce data, retail optimism for Christmas, and rising railway carloadings and past year contrasts.

Rockford Bargren Illinois Illinois Commerce Commission Chicago Brotherhood of Railroad Cl'ppers Commerce Department New York Philadelphia Associated Press American Iron and Steel Institute

Grand jury indicts ten this week in county court

The November grand jury returned ten indictments and two defendants pled guilty to larceny with six month sentences at Vandalia. Indicted were Neal Dauphin Savanna on three counts motor vehicle title and license issues, Bessie E. Smith Savanna on two forgery counts, Joseph Deets Sterling on larceny, and two others with identities suppressed. Petit jurors were ordered to report next Monday morning.

Leon A. Ziel Vandalia Richard Yocrkhoski Walter Jenkins Joseph Deets Sterling Winnebago County Zick Petit Jury

November Is Poor Month for Weddings in County

County records show no marriage licenses issued in November as weddings lag. Officials note fewer applications and emphasize late year delays affect the marriage docket.

Marriage Licenses in Carroll County Hit Record Low

Carroll County records show no marriage licenses issued in November and none issued for the year up to late Tuesday, with a three day waiting period delaying any December licenses. County Clerk Walter Watson and Deputy William Nipe note this is the first January through November period with a complete blank month since records began, totaling 47 licenses since January 1, 1938, with monthly totals listed.

Carroll County Walter Watson William Nipe Watson

Morrison Plant to Reopen December 19

The Ice Cooling Appliance Corp plant in Morrison will reopen on December 19, with full production hoped by January. Foremen and supervisors begin full time December 1, cleanup starts December 15, and the firm plans to sell additional articles beyond ice boxes to keep the plant operating year round.

Ice Cooling Appliance Corporation Morrison L. J. Allemang Allemang Allemany

Calendar of Probate Hearings Scheduled in December

Probate calendars for the county court show a backlog in November with only nine hearing days. The December schedule lists at least seven wills for early hearings and several other cases carried over, including Wills for John Pozold Savanna Meds H Schmidt Savanna William Curran Chadwick and the late Charles H Woessner Shannon with a Dec 8 date and others slated for Dec 12 in Thomson Mt Carroll and near.

John Pozold Savanna Meds H. Schmidt William Curran Chadwick Charles H. Woessner Shannon Rachael Seitzer Thomson Olive Atherton Margaret Renz Mt. Carroll

Light First Snow Graces Local Area

Residents report a light snowstorm arriving Friday night with less than an inch fell. Snow covered roads and fields until Monday when sun and warmth melted most of it. Nationwide storm toll exceeded eighty, though local needs for plows were minimal. Last year’s first snowfall came on November 18 with nearly two inches, requiring plows.

Rural Carroll County schools earn state recognition

The Georgia State Department of Education awarded certificates of recognition to Locust Grove and Hickory Grove in Carroll County. Teachers Alice Hamilton and Erma Petty were cited as among the school’s sustaining high standards. Superintendent Bruch expects more schools to apply before year’s end.

State Department of Education Carroll County Lawrence E. Bruch Locust Grove Alice Hamilton Hickory Grove Erma Petty Wood Milledgeville Brudi

National park service eyes Mississippi River Parkway plan

Officials from the National Park Service will join representatives from ten states on December 6 in Memphis to discuss a proposed 2000 mile parkway along the west bank of the Mississippi from Itasca Minnesota to Chalmette Louisiana. The project aims for recreation conservation and historic site preservation with camp grounds boat landings and trails.

National Park Service Mississippi River Washington Memphis Tenn Congress Interstate Planning Committee Interior Department National Resources Committee A. P. Greenfelter St. Louis Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana National Park Itasca State Park Chalmette National Monument

Illinois Builds 275 Miles Of Snow Fence On Highways

State highway workers report 275 miles of snow fence erected along Illinois major routes in recent weeks as part of a new zoning system for snow removal. Director F Lynden Smith says the plan aims for summertime roads all winter with 10 districts using designated snow and ice removal areas and a fleet of 250 heavy plow trucks plus 600 light plow-equipped trucks organized into 20 mile patrols.

Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings F. Lynden Smith

Court schedules set for seven circuit cases this term

Judge Leon A. Zick set trial dates for seven cases with four needing petit juries. Scheduled trials include Rosenbach v Thomas November 30 and Thompson v Kipnis December 7 among others. grand jurors were ordered to report Monday at 10 a.m. due to unfinished business. Real estate transfers listed from Mt Carroll to Savanna and Lanark involving multiple parties.

Leon A. Zick Rosenbach Thomas Wagner Turney Knapp Kipnis Thompson Doty Imler Robinson Kuhleman Allen Hartman George People Kuhlemier Deaconess Hospital Erdmeier Dena E. Force Annie Frahm Blk Mt. Carroll George F. C. Hartman Charles Fr. Hartman Salem John W. Peters Carroll Co. Locker Co Lanark Bernice Hamilton Luella Tallman Daniel L. Burns Alice T. Stuart Meyer Milledgeville Phineas D. Bashaw Adam Heinzert Bik

Hanover Men Found Guilty In Assault Case

A Jo Daviess county Circuit court jury found Wilbur Hunt 19 and Arthur Jeffer 27 both of Hanover guilty of criminal assault on a young Savanna woman early Aug. 5 1938. After deliberating since Friday 4 p.m. the jury set Hunt's penalty at one year and Jeffer's at two years. Judge Harry Edwards of Dixon presided.

Jo Daviess County Wilbur Hunt Arthur Jeffers Hanover Savanna Hunt Illinois State Penitentiary Jeffer Harry Edwards Dixon

Flames Destroy Large Barn West of Milledgeville

A large barn and hay shed on the Mrs. Anna Fierheller farm about 5 miles west of Milledgeville burned completely early Wednesday. Neighbors and the fire department fought the blaze but could not save the hay and straw. Livestock in part of the building were saved. wind carried sparks away from other structures. Cause unknown, suspected spontaneous ignition or a carelessly tossed cigarette. No loss estimate available.

Anna Fierheller Milledgeville

Distribute School Funds Here Nov. 28

The county superintendent of schools reports a November distribution of state school funds to Carroll County totaling 2862.79 dollars.

Carroll County

Two Hanover men convicted in Jo Daviess County attack case

In Jo Daviess County court two Hanover men were convicted in the attack on Lavinia, a woman. The report notes ongoing cases and a busy court calendar ahead with wills hearings and indictments, while local officials discuss parkway plans and state aid signups continue.

Hanover Jo Daviess Court Lavinia

Jersey Cattle Breeders Meet in Dixon for 1939 Plans

Jersey cattle breeders from 22 northern Illinois counties met Monday in the Dixon courthouse to discuss forming a parish district and to present resolutions to the Miani Jersey Cattle club for incorporation in 1939. Delegates came from Carroll, Jo Daviess, Whiteside, Rock Island, Winnebago, Boone, Stephenson, McHenry, Lake, Ogle, DeKalb, Kane, Cook, DuPage, Lee, Henry, Bureau, LaSalle, Kendall, Will, Grundy and Mercer counties.

Jersey Illinois Dixon Miani Jersey Cattle Club Carroll Jo Daviess Whiteside Rock Island Winnebago Boone Stephenson McHenry Lake Ogle DeKalb Kane Cook Dupage Lee Henry Bureau LaSalle Kendall Will Grundy Mercer

Lanark High School youth dies in accident

John Tallman an 18 year old Lanark high school junior died in an automobile wreck north of Lanark after leaving a basketball game. Coroner's jury ruled accidental death likely complicated by drowning. The car plunged into a creek after failing to round a curve. Tallman survived by parents Ady and ? Mrs Tallman and a sister Gladys Rister. Funeral plans pending.

Lanark John Tallman Tallman Earl Carbaugh Wayne Lanark High School Ady Tallman Cornwell Funeral Home J. B. Schreiter Ray C. Doty Ernest P. Cambman Edward Tenley Max Good George T. Buckwalter Lloyd Weed Gladys Rister Near Lanark

Blaze Threatens Kosher Home in Freedom Township

A fire Sunday morning at the Clarence Kosher home in Freedom township caused minor damage. Discovered by son Kenneth while the family attended church at Mt. Carroll, the blaze in the attic was contained by Lanark and Mt. Carroll fire departments aided by neighbors removing furniture. No serious loss occurred.

Clarence Kosher Freedom Township Kenneth Mt. Carroll Lanark

Freeport Plans Big Christmas Pageant Parade Friday

Elaborate plans for a large pre Christmas Pageant Parade in Freeport tomorrow after noon December 2 at 2 p m in the business section. Santa Claus will be present with his log cabin Eskimo dogs live rein deer and Three Wise Men with their camel. Storybook floats and clowns join the parade as bands play and cathedral chimes ring. Santa will meet children in his log cabin.

Freeport Santa Claus Retail Merchants’ Division Chamber of Commerce Santa

Oil Valley School November Honor Roll Roster

Students named for November include Charles Libberton Robert Frank Glen Doty Cid Libberton and Russell Libberton as those neither absent nor tardy. Wilma Foltz earns A honor roll while Charles Libberton Cid Libberton and Russell Libberton qualify for B honor roll.

Charles Libberton Robert Frank Glen Doty Cid Libberton Russell Libberton Wilma Foltz

Institute programs are ready for annual event

The annual Institute event is scheduled at Thomson High School on December 9 and 10. Organizers confirm programs are prepared and attendees should mark the two day event.

Carroll County Farmers Institute Exhibits Program Dec 9 10

The Carroll County Farmers Institute hosts sessions at Thomson high school gym on Dec 9 and 10 with exhibits due by 10 A M Friday. Programs include music by the high school band, judge explanations, joint meetings, addresses by Rev Harry J Stelling and local officials, and community singing.

Carroll County Farmers’ Institute Thomson High School Carroll County Farmers Institute Whiteside County Ira B. Moats Maquon Thomson J. A. Foard Mr Carroll Clarence van Buskirk Edward Keim B. R. Lewis Institute Harry Gaar Uncle Sam Harry J. Stelling Naperville Rev. Warner, Thomson

Hold signup meets for AAA program

County and community committee men led sign up meetings in various communities to sign state approved applications for 1938 farm program benefit payments. Four hundred fifty three applications approved by state headquarters were received and will be returned to the state office for checks within weeks.

Carroll County

Boy Scouts Court Of Honor Set For December 13

A Boy Scout court of honor will be held in Mt. Carroll on December 13 with Byron Higdon district scout commissioner and A. E. Dorak activities chairman in charge. A. J. Reinehr advancement chairman from Savanna will conduct the court with the district advancement committee.

Mt. Carroll Byron Higdon Savanna A. E. Dorak A. J. Reinehr

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The Mississipi Mt. Morris Lyndon Court House News Grand Jury Nortern Medical Societies Carroll and Jo Daviess Counties Sevanna Caw Blaze Perils Freedom Home OIL Valley School Boy Scouts
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