Outlook for 1955 crops amid drought and storms at Babson Park
Babson Park Massachusetts November 25 1954 final crop tallies largely confirm earlier optimism. Total 1954 all crop production remains large though not a new record. Most misc crops exceed 1943 1952 averages with oats barley rye flaxseed rice sorghum cotton hay beans peas soybeans tobacco sugar cane and sugar beets above average. Major crops like corn wheat peanuts potatoes and hops below average. Corn soybeans and cotton drive supplies while citrus pears grapes and apples show mixed results. U.S. corn outturn 2 938 713 000 bushels down 7.5 percent from 1953. October carryover 918 200 000 bushels a record high. Soybeans record 337 990 000 bushels. Rice yields strong in southern states. California weaker. 1955 policy looms with expects to restore 90 percent supports and larger cotton acreage within 18 100 000 acres. Farmers to enjoy decent income and steady markets for quality wares.
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Babson Park
Mass
CCC
U. S
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosts Dozens In Chadwick
Mr and Mrs Roy Queckboerner hosted a large Thanksgiving gathering with relatives from Dixon Lanark Portage Wis and Whitewater Wis. Guests included Mr and Mrs Arman Bushman and family Mr and Mrs Robert Queckboerner and Kandi Mrs Albert Smith Mr and Mrs Charles Heffelfinger and families Mr and Mrs Glen Hartman and families Mr and Mrs Russell Queckboerner and sons and Mr and Mrs Cornelius Spaans and Daryl. Gayle Weber joined from college in Whitewater and was joined by Lloyd and Ed Brown as evening visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Queckboerner
Arman Bushman
Dixon
Robert Queckboerner
Kandis
Lanark
Albert Smith
Charles Heffelfinger
Glen Hartman
Russell Queckboerner
Cornelius Spaans
Daryl
Portage
Wis
Elmer Weber
Gayle Weber
Whitewater
Lloyd Brown
Ed Brown
Mrs. C. H. Davis Re-elected Head of Jane Addams Council
Mrs. Charles H. Davis of Freeport was re-elected for two years as president of the Jane Addams Council. Officers named include C. L. Drennan and John Russell, with regional chairs from Freeport and Fulton. Camp development plans for a new site near Hanover were announced, along with awards, pins, and committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Davis
Freeport
Jane Addams Council
Mt. Carroll
Hanover
Davis
C. L. Drennan
Polo
John Russell
Carroll
Northern District
Harry Buss
Earl Snyder
Fulton
George Webb
W. W. Cramer
Sol Levy
Thomas Ennenga
Wesley Stukenberg
Robert P. Eckert, Jr
Girl Scouts of
Camera Studies
Illinois
Robert F. Koenig
Aquin High School
Wayne Cummings
Koenig
Wallace Martin
Edward Hagens
Ted Wire
Rebekah Lodge
Women’s Reserve Corps
Wa-Tan-Ye
American Assn. of University Women
American Legion Auxiliary
Gund-Graham Co
H. R. Steel Co
Rotary Club
WFRL
Freeport Journal- Standard
Willard Fox
Kiwanis Club
Child Study Club
Women’s Service Club of
City Hunters Fined for Shooting After Hours
Three hunters from Riverside and Cicero were fined 100 dollars each after being arrested on the west dyke of Spring Lake for shooting geese after legal hours. Officers Hen sel Freeman Howe and Wade, plus Justice Engelking, noted about 1,200 geese and 15,000 ducks in the preserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kostal
Riverside
Edward
John Biba
Cicero
E. E. Engelking
Savanna
Spring Lake
Paul Hensel
Carroll
Ed Freeman
Galena
Merlin Howe
Morrison
Bob Wade
Carroll County Residents Buy $84 845 in Series E and H Bonds
In October 1954 Carroll County residents purchased $84 845 in Series E and H United States Savings Bonds, per Treasury figures relayed by F E Weidman. Illinois total sales for October reached $31 910 243 up 7 percent from 1953, with Series H sales at $8 509 000 versus $6 063 000 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
United States Savnes
Treasury Department
F. E. Weidman
M Carroll
Volunteer Savings Bonds
Illinois
T. Merle Paul
Illinois Savings Bonds Division
March of Dimes drive plan outlined at Carroll County meeting
Twenty two attendees gathered at the Hotel Radke in Savanna for the Carroll County March of Dimes drive meeting. Dale Boehm of Chicago led the session from 7 p.m. detailing 1955 campaign activities. Community leaders from Savanna Mt Carroll Lanark Ideal and Milledgeville plus depot organizer Earl McLennan and others participated and welcomed new chair Mrs Lucille Stransky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Radke
Savanna
Diriner
Dale Boehm
Chicago
Northern Illinois
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Mildred Fellows
Boehm
Lucille Stransky
March of Dimes
William W. Shibley
Earl MaicLennan
Savanna Ordnance Depot
Charles Kinney
Leta Dickinson
Claude Orr
Mt. Carroll
Florence Evans
Juliette St. Jean
Lanark
William Hans
Harold Stoner
Near Ideal
Edwin Livengood
Paul Sites
Edgar Schugars
Milledgeville
Funeral services held for Edward D Barrell Savanna
Edward D Barrell 57 of Savanna died Nov 23 in Savanna city hospital. Funeral conducted at Law funeral home with Rev A Stanley Beck presiding. Interment at Davenport Iowa. Barrell born 1897 enlisted in army before WWI but discharged for being under age. Rejoined in 1917 served until 1937 at Savanna ordnance depot. Survived by sister Mrs Mary B Hale of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanna
Edward D. Barrell
Savanna City Hospital
Law Funeral Home
Stanley Beck
Davenport
Mr. Barrell
Savanna Ordnance Depot
Mary B. Hale
Chicago
Spanlger Infant Dies After Birth
Kevin Dale Spangler infant son of Mr and Mrs Howard Spangler of Morrison area died at Morrison community hospital Sunday afternoon after birth at 10 15 p m Graveside rites were held at Feir Haven cemetery Monday officiated by Rev Robert Mohr Survived by parents a brother Lanney and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs William Bickert Chadwick Also preceded in death were a brother Dennis and paternal grandparents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Dale
Howard Spangler
North of Morrison
Morison Community Hospital
Feir Haven Cemetery
Robert Mohr
Garden Plain Presbyterian Church
Howard
Fern Eickert Spangler
Lanney
William Bickert
Chadwick
Dennis
Lutheran Food Drive Results in Area 1 Appeal
Lutheran churches in Area 1 comprising Carroll Jo Daviess and Stephenson counties reported corn and cash totals for the Feed the Famished appeal. Carroll 30 bushels and 219.41 dollars Joe Daviess 1030 bushels and 459 dollars Stephenson 2230 bushels and 500 dollars. Rev Youck chaired the area with Rev Coble coordinating Carroll county. Used clothing is being gathered to aid overseas and a boxcar donation is planned for Rockford on Dec 5.
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Area
Carroll
Jo Daviess
Stephenson Counties
Carroll County
Joe Daviess
Stephenson
Alexander Youck
Hanover
All Lutheran Food Appeal
Rockford
Friends Surprise Myron Friederichs On 25th Anniversary
Saturday evening supper guests honored Mr. and Mrs. Myron Friederich on their 25th anniversary at home. Pvt Walter Hartman home on leave from Camp Chaffee Ark and many relatives attended, bringing baskets and gifts including a plastic tree with silver dollars an occasional chair and an end table from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Friederich
Walter Hartman
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Norman Isenhart
Anna Schoenhaar
Paul Schoenhaar
Harry Adams
Connie
Marion Zillhart
Bonnie Schafer
Savanna
Louis Mennenga
Sterling
Alfred Becker
Mt. Carroll
Donald Newinock
Thomson
Frederick
Mt Carroll Invitational Brings 16 Teams to Tournament
Mt Carroll hosts its 12th Mt Carroll Invitational December 27 to 30 at the high school gym. Kent A Buikema says two games per session with 2 pm starts on most days and 1 30 pm on December 30. Newcomers Lena Orangeville Pearl City join Chadwick Elizabeth Forreston Galena Hanover Lanark Milledgeville Mt Carroll Orangeville Pearl City Seales Mound Shannon Stockton Thomson Warren return as last year top teams Mt Carroll Forreston Stockton, Seales Mound led by Orrin Smith. Drawings set for December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carroll
Mt Carroll
Kent A. Buikema
Chadwick
Elizabeth
Forreston
Galena
Hanover
Lanark
Lena
Milledgeville
Orangeville
Pearl City
Seales Mound
Shannon
Stockton
Thomson
Warren
Lyndon
Oregon
Wyanet
Forerston
Scales
Buikema
Community Homemaker Schedule and Local Events
Home Bureau notes list multiple December meetings and activities across Fair Haven, Savanna, Shannon Rural, Old Mill, Cherry Grove, Chadwick, and Palisades. Topics include food preparation, family life, cookie exchanges, noodles, craft sessions, and a Christmas kitchen gift focus with dates and host names.
Jo Carroll Co Op To Hold Annual Meeting Saturday
Fifteenth annual Jo Carroll Electric Cooperative meeting set for Saturday in Elizabeth school building. Event begins 10 a m with Clayton Dittmar presiding, reports from officers, three directors to be elected, box lunch at noon, afternoon session at 1 p m with entertainment. Committees include Planning, Publicity, and Program in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Carroll Electric Cooperative
Ind
Elizabeth
Clayton Dittmar
Everett R. Read
Berniece Moore
Morris W Birkbeck
E. L. Dauphin
Earl Walker
Morrie W. Birbeck
Boyd Handel
H G. Dittmar
Jesse MelIayre
Charles Youtzy
Hall
Charles C Youtay
Dairy Tour Set for Tuesday At Main and Chadwick Farms
A dairy tour will be held Tuesday starting at 10 a.m. on the Derrer Rrees farm near Mt. Carroll with labor-saving farm features. Stops include the Clayton Kaul farm on Chadwick road for a milking parlor and coolers, a free noon lunch at the Legion Hall, and visits to two nearby dairies to view herd productivity and green lot feeding. Leo Fryman of the College of Agriculture will speak, tour sponsored by Extension Service and the J. H.T.A. Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrer Rrees
Mt. Carroll
Byron Hutchins
Derrer
Clayton Kaul
Chadwick Road
Legion Hall
Chadwick
Kraft Hoots Company
Chadwick Creese Co-op
Quality Mlk Association
Mileaveville
Ba Otten
Pia
Otten
Harry Bushman
Leo Fryman
Extension Dairyman
College of Agriculture
Io Tour
Extenion Service
J. H.T. A. Assocation
Farm Bureau Unit Meetings Scheduled Next Week
Four Farm Bureau unit meetings are set for next week with sessions at Lanark High School for Cherry Grove Shannon Lima and Rock Creek on December 6. On December 7 meetings for Woodland Freedom Salem and Mt Carroll townships occur in the Farm Bureau Hall. December 8 sees Savannah and Washington townships meet at the Lutheran church in Savanna. Wysox Elkhorn Grove meet at the Grange Hall in MWedgeville on December 6 with starts at 8 p.m. Refreshments and a program are planned as directors from each township are nominated. Fair Haven York meet December 13 at the Legion Hall in Chadwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Unit
Harold Manning
Lanark High School
Cherry Grove
Shannon
Lima
Rock Creek
Woodland
Freedom
Salem
Mt. Carroll
Farm
Fair Haven
York
Legion Hall
Chadwick
Mount Carroll Football Letter Awards Honor 31 Players
Mt. Carroll high school awarded major letters to eighteen players for the past season while thirteen received minor letters and eight were given shields. Junior halfback Charles Kinney was named most valuable, a tie with Jim Moarmen and Mike Williams for next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carroll
Mt. Carroll High School
Kent Rouikema
Charles Kinney
Curtain
Jim Moarmen
Kinney
Mike Willims
Pete Derrikke
New Home Bureau Unit Schedules Session Dec 8
Young Chadwick area women are invited to a Home Economics and agriculture session on December 8 at 7 30 p m at Mrs George Karl Weber s home. The program covers emergency meals flower gardening and school laws with demonstrations and a Christmas cookie recipe exchange. Margaret Hartman will plan recreation and a simple cake decoration demonstration will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
George Karl Weber
Margaret Hartman
Mrs William Nipe Hosts Salem Home Bureau Meeting
The Salem home bureau unit met Tuesday in Mt. Carroll at Mrs. Wm. Nipe's home. Minutes and treasurer's report were read. Members recalled with a Thanksgiving verse. Major lesson Meals from the freezer was presented by Mrs. Robert Queckboerner and Mrs. James Morgan. Sample frozen foods were lunch. Craft Day plans discussed. Christmas meeting set at Mrs. Isadore Saidel's home with a pot luck dinner and gift exchange. Sixteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Home Bureau
Wm. Nipe
Mt. Carroll
Robert Queckboerner
James Morgan
Isadore Saidel
Thanksgiving guests at Turney home in Thomson area
Thanksgiving dinner at Mr and Mrs Glen Turney included Mr and Mrs Ivan Miller and family of Thomson Mr and Mrs Chester Kahler Mr and Mrs Paul Turney and family Evening guests were Mr and Mrs Gail Turney of Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Turney
Ivan Miller
Thomson
Chester Kahler
Paul Turney
Hom
Gail Turney
Paul Grim
Aenold
Harold Bast
Josephine Novak
Emil S$arh
Chicago
Morris Mead
Sandra
Sterling
Nora Bushmiun
Coleta
William Imel
Carroll Steers Champions of County Groups
Carroll county youths dominated county group honors at the International Live Stock Show contest. A group of three steers from Carroll formed the county champions while four calves from Carroll county helped place the Myers group in state competition. Individual winners include Janice Hullinger and Barbara Jawussen with top titles, plus multiple Junior Livestock placings for Milledgeville Chadwick and Mount Carroll youths. Chicago note: twelve Carroll county youths entered twelve steers in the Junior Livestock Feeding Contest at the 55th annual Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Carroll
Itvside
Janice Hullinger
Manby
Iowa
Barbara Jawussen
Spencer
Oeen
Jeoewll Zier
Milledge- Wl
Oconshin
Allen Haag
Cradwik
Gerthorn
John Mortis
Aleof Chadwick
Uree
Zor
Cathy Spi
Chicago
Cathy Spanogle
Larry Buffington
Russell
Zeir, Jr
Oto Wagenkenecht
Milledgeville
Don Dickinson
Mount Carroll
Chadwick
Tel
New Society For Women At DeKalb Install Planned
Northern Illinois State Teachers college will install the national honorary society Cwens as Omicron chapter on Sunday December 5. DeKalb’s school becomes the first in Illinois admitted, replacing Nu Alpha Lambda. Members require a B average and leadership service. two Carroll county women will be initiated: Carol Barthel Milledgeville and Lois Hammen Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb
Cwens
Northern Illinois State Teachers College
Northern
Omicron
DeKalb School
Ilinois
Nu Alpha Lambda
Carroll County
Carol Barthel
Milledgeville
Lois Hammen
Savanna
Mississippi Flow Steady Amid Shipping Decline
The Mississippi flow stayed steady with no major rainfall as weekly tonnage declines with cold weather. Seven towboats and 23 barges passed Rock Island locks carrying 45 500 tons of petroleum products and 350 tons of miscellaneous goods. downbound grain and miscellaneous totaled 37 450 and 2 035 tons respectively. The A J Truax set a record downbound tonnage totaling 15 750 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Rock Island Locks
A. J. Truax
Chadwick Couple Wed in Hope E A B Church Ceremony
Chadwick residents Marianlee Bennett and Virgil M Jacobs were married Tuesday evening at 8 o clock in Hope E A B church. Rev W Schriver officiated with music by Mrs Herbert Stein and Genese Wunsch. Reception at the Bennett home followed, as guests from Chadwick Albion Fort Snelling and other communities attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Beverly Handel
Chadwick
Jack Brazeau
Air Force Base
Fort Snelling Minn
Robert Johnson
Robert Fellows
W.A.F
Preen
Fort Snelling
Minn
Jacobs
Alben
Air Force
State Teachers College
Charleston Dee
Oor
Marriage Licenses and DUI Plea in Carroll County
Licenses to wed issued in the past two weeks by County Clerk W. M. Nipe include Lloyd Smith and Bonnie Curley of Thomson Floyd D. Dirks of Springville Indiana Maya Lee Andrews of Marian Iowa Rexford Printz Jr of Lanark Ardis Jane Barker of Polo Virgil M. Jacobs of Albion Illinois and Marian Lee Bennett of Mt Carroll. Robert Daniels and Arliss Kness of Savanna along with Clarence Kiester Route 4 Morrison pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated with a $200 fine and costs imposed by Judge Charles F. Kinney. The charge stemmed from an accident on Route 80 north of Savanna with James Vetrivek of Savanna. Both Kiester and Vetrivek suffered minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M Nipe
Lloyd Smith
Bonnie Curley
Thomson
Floyd D. Dirks
Springville
Maya Lee Andrews
Marian, Ia
Rexford Printz Jr
Lanark
Ardis Jane Barker
Polo
Virgil M. Jacobs
Albion
Ill
Marian Lee Bennett
Mt. Carroll
Robert Daniels
Arliss Kness
Savanna
Clarence Kiester
Morrison
Carroll County
Charles F. Kinney
Robert Weismiler
Henry Truninger
Kiester
James Vetrivek
Smith Pleads Guilty in Larceny Charges in Carroll Circuit
Hubert Smith, known as Mr. Carroll, pleaded guilty to two counts of larceny in Carroll county circuit court. Judge Robert Bracken continued the hearing to February 14, 1955. Smith was indicted on two larceny counts by the November grand jury for taking cattle from the farm owner where he was a tenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Hubert Smith
Carroll
Robert Bracken
Smith
Probation Hearing Continued for William C. Mullen
William C. Mullen appeared in circuit court for a probation hearing after pleading guilty to burglary and larceny. Judge Bracken continued the hearing to December 6 for a decision on the probation application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Mullen
Thomson
Crcuit
Bracken
Real Estate Transfers Listing Numerous Savanna Deeds
Henry Fink transfers to Chadwick Post American Legion. Ruth Hines Rhodes et al to Fred J. Rhodes Jr. Master subdivision Mt. Carroll Salem. Clarence Doty to Le Roy Dyer Savanna. John R. Holmberg to Richard G. Underwood Savanna. Sheldon L. Helle to Harry Izer Savanna. Nellie Greison Hill to Hans Greison Savanna. Ralph Frederick to Ethel Frederick. Amesquita to James Ware Savanna. Donald E. Casselberry to Paul Swanson Savanna. Casselberry to Henry Truninger Savanna. Clarabel Smith to Orvie Tuttle Savanna. Bertha Lotz to Melvin Stengel Savanna. Each transfer details lot and block references in Savanna and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fink
Chadwick
American Legion
Ruth Hines Rhodes
Fred J. Rhodes Jr
Mt. Carroll
Salem
Clarence Doty
LeRoy Dyer
Savanna
John R. Holmberg
Richard G. Underwood
Eastons
Sheldon L. Helle
Harry F. Izer
Helles
Nellie Greison Hill
Hans P. Greison
Jenks
Ralph Frederick
Ethel Frederick
Mr. Carroll
Philip Amesquita
James Ware
B. Savanna
Donald E. Casselberry
Paul B. Swanson
Henry L. Truninger
Clarabel Smith
Orvie E. Tuttle
Bertha E. Lotz
Melvin R. Stengel
Lanark hosts Carroll songle club dinner gathering
Mr and Mrs Carl Klome of Lanark hosted a Sunday dinner with Carroll songle club members including Mr and Mrs Charles Moon of Milledgeville Mr Walter Hawk of Mt Carroll Oscar Daehler of Chadwick and Mrs J L Hoak J Y Stickel returned from Mt Carroll visit and Mrs Erb of Naperville joined Emmett Thorland family for Friday dinner guests Ed Geise and family from Clinton Iowa visited Mr and Mrs Robert Higley for Sunday afternoon and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Klome
Lanark
Carroll Songle Club
Charles Moon
Milledgeville
Walter Hawk
Mt. Carroll
Oscar Daehler
Chadwick
J. L. Hoak
J. Y. Stickel
Ellis Erb
Estella Erb
Naperville
Emmett Thorland
Erb
rMs
Ed Geise
Clinton
Robert Higley
Herbert Schaller to Speak at Rural Youth Banquet
Herbert Schaller editor of Bother Faming Methods will be the guest speaker at Carroll County Rural Youth Banquet on December 1 at the Farm Bureau Hall Mt Carroll. The banquet served by Washington Community Club at 6 30 p m with dancing 9 00 to 1 00 a m music by Gene VeDuff orchestra. Reservations due by December 15 tickets 1 50 from Farm Bureau Office or listed Rural Youth members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Schaller
Carroll County
Farm Bu
Hall
Mt. Carrol
Banque
Washington Community Club
Yoo
Gene VeDuff
Farm Bureau
Harold Yockin
Charlies Gunzler
Wilson Beighton
Beyer
Mt. Carroll
Donald Law Allan Miller
Savanna
Bird Wells
Morrison
Beverly Beyer
Elizabeth
Doris Schwarts
Park
Viola Schultz Thornton Zier Shannon
Farm Bureau Board
Reelect Directors of Blackhawk PCA at 21st Annual Meeting
More than 500 members and guests attended the 21st Annual Meeting of the Blackhawk Production Credit Association held at the Freeport Masonic Temple. H E McCleary of Polo presided, with Mark L Brown presenting board and executive reports and B L Hauenstein detailing finances. McCleary and Homer Curtiss were reelected as directors for three-year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawk Production Credit Association
Masonic Temple
Freeport
H. E. M Cleary
Association
Polo
Mark L. Brown
Lena
B. L. Hauenstein
H. E. McCleary
Homer Curtiss
Stockton
Skiing Wintering Residents Sent to Florida Addresses
The Clifford E. Dingmans of Milledgeville will spend winter in Florida and request the Review be mailed to 423 Ocean Park way Hollywood Beach Gardens Hollywood Fla. Dart Fogel of Milledgeville leaves for Florida for the winter months at Sunset Trailer Village Bradenton Fla. Roy Mackey of Lanark spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Arshur St Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford E. Dingmans
Milledgeville
Florida
Ocean Parkway
Hollywood Beach Gardens
Hollywood
Dart Fogel
Sunset Trailer Village
Bradenton
Roy Mackey
Lanark
Mrs. Arshur St. Clair
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California
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Congress
Tels
Chadwick News
C. H. Davis
Girl
Spangler
Myron Friederichs
Home Bureau
Wm. Handel
Victor Roden
Vernon Bashaw
Old Mill
Chas. Carter
Shannon Rural
Albert Johnson
Arnold Lyon
Ward Weidman
Chadwick Lamplighters
George F. Weber
John Magill
Palisades
Nora Airhart
Jo Carroll Co-Op
Bradley Davis
Rod Fettero
Richard Frey
Gary Imel
Benny Larson
Bob Law
Conald Roche
Dennis Stiles
Herbert Tauts
Lana Toepfer
Jim Grove
Tom Watson
Don Slick Shields
Ron Buckwalter
Jim Davis
Jim Disworth
Tim Miles
Mark Mullen
Ron Sisler
Dave Williams
Jels
New Home Bureau
William Nipe
Junior Livestock
Angus
Russell Zier
Anery Buffington
Cathy Spanovic
Shethorn
John Morris
Allen Haagard
Dein Ko Movin
Jotn Morris
Joan K. Morris
John K. Morris
New Society For Women At
Marianlee Bennett
Virgil Jacobs
Mt. Carroll Aauw
Ann Carswell
American Association of University Women
Fred Hubbell
Carswell
Hubbell
Edith Runyan
Nathaniel Miles
Edna Thoreen
Howe News
OMNI
Reelect Directors
Blackhawk Pca
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