Court term jurors dismissed without case at Wananee trial
In a November term session presided by Judge Frank Sheen, jurors were dismissed without being asked to state a case. The proceedings occurred Thursday with no further action on the Ler case.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
3
In a November term session presided by Judge Frank Sheen, jurors were dismissed without being asked to state a case. The proceedings occurred Thursday with no further action on the Ler case.
The adjourned session of the Car syll County Circuit Court will reconvene Friday morning with Frank Sheean presiding. Court records show adjournment noted for Monday morning. Several transfers and property details appear, including endowments and land descriptions in Broadwater area and related parties.
Mrs. Trene Gettems of Shannon was granted a divorce from Henry Gettemy in a circuit court at Mit. Carroll on Friday by Judge Frank Sheean. The petition cited extreme cruelty. the husband did not contest. Other docket notes include probates for Isabelle Sharpe of Savannah, estates of Fred H. Colehour and Joseph G. Reese, and a confession judgment for Orrin and Leslie Eaton. A marriage license list and a local arrest of Frederick of Fair Haven for gasoline theft are also noted.
Martin Sturmer of Chadwick was appointed as Project Engineer for Carrall county by UW A Riedesel CWA project engineer for the squ a and district Monday Mrs Sturmer was callal to Rockford where he consulted with Mr Reidevel in his offices in the federal building Sturmer will work with Andy Weisz another project engineer in the county They will visit projects ensure work according to specifications keep men at work and follow sound engineering practices Sturmer is well qualified as he attended Carthene College and the University of Hinds He previously worked for the state highway department and has managed extensive construction He just completed three months work in Whiteside county aiding pavement from Fenton to the state highway Mor vison and Moline
Funeral services for Mrs Loyd Heefner 54 of Lanark were held at the home and First Brethren Church with Rev CC Gris in charge. Interment followed in Lanark cemetery. Mrs Heefner an active church member and wife of Oliver Lloyd Heefner survives with two daughters, four sisters, and a host of friends. the family are well known to Chadwick residents.
Wand Weber and Cliftion Spencer were fined for over loading their trucks at Elmhurst on Friday. Weber paid $8.60 and Spencer $13.90 after be ing booked for bearing following a state police weigh. They were ordered to take loads to Chicago and appear in court Friday. About 18 to 20 other drivers faced similar counts that evening.
The Federal Land Bank and Bank Wood Netherland, General Agent of the St Louis FCA, announced November loans totaling 1 030 amounting to 4 306 900 for Carroll County farmers. Through May the program has supplied 3 864 loans totaling about 12 000 000 nationwide, with November applications near 14 000 000. Most loans refinance farm mortgages or fund farm purchases and equipment.
County Methodist representatives gathered at Mt Carroll M E Church in Carroll county for an inspirational meeting. Rev G T Nesmith of Mt Carroll led the session as Rev J W Hauser from Mexico City Rev W Coline of Rockford and Rev W Stewell of Savanna joined as principal seekers.
Friends of Valentin Boerner circuit clerk received word he was expected to return from Rochester aboard the train. Boerner is currently ill and is anticipated to be back in time for the day’s work at the court.
The Carroll County Corn Loan Committee appoints George Morris of Lanark Ralph Falkoney of Mikedgeville and Ward Weidman of Me. Carrol as members. They arrange 13 cent per bushel loans for farmers and urge sign up to support the federal farm administration corn loan program. Kirby Thomas of Freedom township is named official by the ape department and will act when needed.
Members of the county board of supervisors voted to re hire Dr J B Rice of Mt Carroll as physician and surgeon at the county farm for the coming year He will be paid 200 a year Dr Rice will have two assistants for all operations and the attendants will be paid 19 a case PS 2 maximum
Five Savanna men were fined last week after Savanna police removed slot machines from local establishments. Bert Nipe Genaze Poffenberger James Ites Sam Fox and G C May were each fined 210 costs and $2 per machine in operation.
County board cut the general levy from 77 562.50 to 61 250 at the December session reducing the tax rate from about 45 to not more than 25 cents per 100. The action trimmed several department appropriations including the Review award and kept refunds for libraries and hospital expenses.
Carn county Yarn debt committee met in Mt Carroll Monday evening to plan organization. Oscar Bhover of Lan ark was named chairman and Den Weiderin of Mt Carroll secretary. The committee aims to address difficulties between farm debtors and creditors.
The article reports on Will Christian being hired on March 1, 1834 to supervise the county home and farm with his wife, with bonds of 2000 dollars and support from the supervisors. The Chrmvians praised their prior work, noting the county home is in good hands.
Milledgeville and Mt Carroll posted convincing victories on Friday night. Shan non topped Lanark 32 to 16 in the prelim and beat Tampico 27 to 9 as Thompson’s boys showcased depth while Mt Carroll defeated Tampico 27 to 9, led by strong frontcourt play and solid defense.
An unusual meeting occurred as Chirgs gathered residents to discuss a village project. Key participants included Tr Bend of texan con Newmiecy and Dr. Dimgiods, with Mr Gerrel Sfiotdar coordinating. The group planned to take action in the upcoming term and set a course for Ten Carles amd Charles Pistedher to assist in the effort.
The Agricultural Adjustment Act committees in Carroll County expect a surge of farmers to open and maintain account books. M P Reske says a January school of instruction will teach farm accounting as part of the corn hog and wheat programs. Illinois University officials anticipate about a 20 percent rise in farm account cooperators and note about 1,000 farmers use the farm account book annually.
Zeno Reiff of Lanark becomes a new member of the CWA project office in Mt Carroll. He handles filing of projects and pay roll statistics along with other related duties. Reiff works with County Supervisor Heck and Mary Schaut to form a capable office team moving Hinz along smoothly.
Supervisor Heck secured the official cod of members of the CWA project committee for seven additional projects Saturday. Plans were cut to the office in Chicago Monday and should be approved by the end of the week by Adam Heines. Penten Nanica and Avent Altensa were in Mi. Car roll Monday to discuss Fair Haven projects.
Carroll County reports total weekly CWA payroll slightly above seven thousand dollars. Project activity includes road graveling near Milledgeville and Wysox townships with crews from Freedom Woodland and Milledgeville. The effort covers several areas and indicates start of work by Friday on planned graveling and related projects.
The county allotment triggers a wage project with 130 workers sought from Carroll County to support a suburban subway on route 40. Eighty skilled and forty common laborers would join the 405 already employed, with selections from the local employment office files.
Hundreds of farmers inquire at the Carroll County Borer office about corn hog and gorth progresis. Government launch to adopt Moy pte Der and dik: chess estnk and tor ches for reernnal torn. Farmers 35 percent production target amid prompts to act promptly.
Attorney F J Stransky argues for candidate choice based on qualifications. The notice mentions meetings and various officials including Galena and Racanna, with references to Heard of Galena and other named figures. The fragment notes a next meeting to select candidates and lists individuals such as WW Carrell.
Bari Wave celebrated an event at Tate Spence St as the Sequoia Club named new leaders including Earl Wachtei and Carl Rahm. The ceremony featured several attendees such as Denhirga and Rahm, with mentions of various figures and activities described in fragmented terms.
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