Locals Win At Tourney In Double Overtime
Chadwick high school defeats Orangeville 28 26 in a double overtime thriller by George Webes free throws in the late seconds. Milledgeville beat Forreston 20 17 and Thomson downed Pearl City 39 28. Upcoming games set Chadwick against the Thompson Milledgeville winner with semifinals tomorrow night.
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George Webes
Chadwick
Gudvon
Overtine Peiol
Orangeville
Milledgeville
Forreston
Thomson
Pearl City
Thomson-Milledgeville
Leaf River
Thomson E. Bull
D. Bull
Hook
Ashpole
Graharing
Wagner
Kitner
A. Reiff
Rahn
Muller
Nangst
Krockmeier
Schel
Gronewald
Erlenbaugh
Frommelt
Bittner
Weber
Martin
Mackey
S O D Guards Find Boys in Empty Box Car
Clarence 15 and Arnold 13 Smith of Burlington were found by civilian guards inside an empty box car at the Savanna Ordnance depot during a routine inspection. The boys had been playing in the car near their home, became trapped when the door closed during a train move, and were rescued after about 17 hours. They were taken to Galena then Davenport after authorities notified their family.
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Iowa
Clarence Smith
Arnold Smith
Savanna Ordnance Depot
Burlington
Proving Ground Yard
Ordnance Depot
Tollinois Highway Police
Galena
Davenport
James David Schaut enlists in U S Navy
James David Schaut of Mt Car rolls has enlisted in the U S Navy per a Rockford Navy Recruiting Station report.
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NAVY
James David Schaut
Mt. Carroll
U. S. Navy
Rockford
Deaths in Carroll County Bert Bundy and Ollie Webb
Theodore Bundy 71 died after a lingering illness at his Mt. Carroll home. Funeral services were held at Mt. Carroll Lutheran Church with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Surviving are his wife two sons a daughter three sisters and three brothers. Ollie Webb 56 a Milwaukee railroad employee died of a heart attack at his Savanna home after arriving in Savannah in 1918. He is survived by three brothers and other relatives.
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Theodore Bundy
Mt.Carroll
Mt. Carroll
E. C. Dolbeer
Oak Hill
Mr. Bundy
Carlos
Walter
Mt. Carrol
John Linker
Chadwick
L. A. Galloway
Savanna
Elijah Wacker
Margaret Griswold
West Palm Beach
Fla
George Bundy
Davenport
Roy Bundy
Lanark
Grant Bundy
Ollie Webb
Milwaukee Railroad
Mr. Webb
Savannah
Kansas City
ISNU Students Head Home for Christmas Recess
About 1,600 Illinois State Normal University students will return home Friday afternoon December 19. They will travel to 82 Illinois counties and 13 neighboring states. Recess ends January 5, two weeks remain before finals.
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Old Main
Ilinois State Normal University
Illinois
ISMU
Carrol County names civilian defense leaders
Fred J. Rhodes Jr of Mt Carroll was named coordinator and Sheriff Ray Westfall secretary treasurer as Carroll County forms a civilian defense committee. The group asks all adults to voluntarily register, detailing residence age martial status phone and other data to assign registrants to health fire police or maintenance branches.
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Fred J. Rhodes, Jr
Mt. Carroll
Carroll County
Ray Westfall
Crcretary
Civilian Defense Committee
Savanna
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Draft quotas no longer to be announced
Local draft boards will not publish monthly draft quotas or the number of men inducted. Selective Service Headquarters says such details could aid the enemy and are military secrets. Names of men inducted or enlisted in any military branch may be published locally.
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Selective Service
Snowy Friday Gives Way To Warmer Start Of Week
Friday's heavy snow left two inches on the ground while by Wednesday a hint of spring appeared. Monday and Tuesday were cloudy with a warm breeze, then dense fog Tuesday night grounded air travel and iced roads. By nine am the fog cleared and by ten the day felt spring like and a tractor worked in a field.
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Lanark High
Polo
Lanark
Lanark Boys
Aurand
G. Keever
Holby
D. Keever
Engles
F Aurand
Merchant
Argo
Illinois Bank Authorized to Pay 5 Percent Dividend
Auditor Arthur C. Lueder announced the Exchange State Bank Lanark Illinois may pay a 5 percent dividend totaling 2250.55 on waived deposits. After the 1933 moratorium depositors waived 35 percent of deposits, enabling the bank to resume business. Total waived sum was 45010.77 and this is the fourth payment on waived amounts.
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Arthur C. Lueder
State Auditor of Public Accounts
Exchange State Bank
Lanark
Ill
Review Will Print Early Next Week
The Review will publish one day early next week so staff may enjoy the Christmas holiday and advertisers receive messages before Christmas. Advertisers and readers are asked to submit copy by noon Tuesday December 25 to ensure inclusion.
Navy relaxes physicals standards for enlistment
The Navy Department announced modified physical requirements to admit more applicants. Recruits with varicose veins or hydrocele may be accepted with treatment at training stations, hernia with IQ 75+ can enlist, and other waivers cover seasonal hay fever nasal deformities underdeveloped condition and minor surgically correctable defects.
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U. S. Navy
Naval Reserve
Navy Department
Regular Navy
Navy
Regular
Rock Island Man Resigns to Enlist in Marines
Robert Hall of Rock Island, a tester for the Carroll County dairy herd improvement association, has resigned and enlisted in the U S Marines.
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Robert Hall
Rock Island
Carroll County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Spelling Meet Saturday With Seven Entries Expected
A county spelling contest where at least seven entries are guaranteed for Saturday at Mount Carroll High School was announced by L. E. Brudi. Rural area winners are listed for six regions, with Savanna and Chadwick reporting multiple entrants and St. John's Savanna reporting an eighth grader Thomas Sullivan as the sole city entrant.
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Mount Carroll High School
L. E. Brudi
Paynter
Betty Ware
North Otter Creek
Maxine Hardesty
Wood
Chadwick
Vernon Rosenberg
Jackson
Verna Lehreiner
Oakville
Mary Janssen
Fair Haven
St. John’s
Court House Briefs and Real Estate Transfers Summary
County Clerk Walter Watson issues a marriage license to Richard Smith and Lillian Sitek of Chitago. Circuit Judge Leon A. Zick dismisses a rockford and sterling firms case seeking to halt Savanna ordinance requiring 15 dollar annual truck foodstuffs licenses. Complainants Keig Stevens Baking Emil Kellner and Hey Brothers were parties. No sessions set this week. holidays loom. Court proceeding notes include a probation release for Harry Ella Thomson. Real estate transfers listed include multiple warranty and quitclaim deeds across Savanna Rock Creek Washington and surrounding areas.
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Walter Watson
Richard Smith
Lillian Sitek
Chitago
Leon A. Zick
Rockford
Sterling
Savanna City
Cty
Zick
Keig Stevens Baking Company
Emil Kellner and Company
Hey Brothers Company
George E. Hammond
Stevers
Lanark
Homer H. Hammond
Geo. H. Hammond
Margaret M. Faust
Annie Towert
Rock Creek
Leslie H. Gridley
Wurst
Freedom
Williams
Henry Johnson
Traving Park Villa
Hazel E. Messmer
Reuben Messmer
Washington
Fair Haven
William Frank
Donald W. Frank
Mt. Carroll
Jurgen P. Jurgensen
Frank Badtke
Thomson
Oscar Coen Safe at Gibraltar After Missing Flight
Pilot Officer Oscar H. Coen, former instructor at Thomson High School, is reported safe at Gibraltar after a missing flight over France with the British air force. His Murphysboro, Illinois parents say the British air ministry cable dated Dec 12 confirms his safety and that he will wire again from England.
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Oscar H. Coen
Thomson High School
Gibraltar
France
British
Air Force
Workman sale totals over $11 300 at auction
Lloyd Workman's closing out sale Monday drew bidders from Iowa Wisconsin and north western Illinois. Auctioneer Ed Mest said the total neared $11 300 with Holstein cattle selling up to 210 for a registered bull and cows and calves fetching 175 and 35 respectively. Corn sold at 75 cents a bushel and oats at 51 4 cents.
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Lloyd Workman
Ed Mest
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Mest
Workman
the Review
Chadwick Man on Battleship Reported Sunk
News from Pearl Harbor reports the battleship Arizona sunk during the December 7 attack. Chadwick youth Orval Rosenberry may be aboard. his parents say no notification yet. Gilpin Stagg of Thomson, son of the Review owner, was last aboard the U S S Whitney. two prior ships Cassin and Downes were listed as destroyed. Mrs Hazel Stagg says a note from Gilpin indicates he is alive and well.
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Arizona
Pearl Harbor
Orval Rosenberg
Chadwick
Ben Rosenberry
Gilpin Stagg
Thomson
Review
Farm Bureau Unit Officers Named at Township Meetings
At township Farm Bureau meetings held last week Clinton Plock was named director for Cherry Grove. H Ham mond became vice director and Charles Rowland secretary. J W Erdmier was nominated director for Shannon with Paul Woessner as vice director and Harvey Henze as secretary.
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Farm Bureau
Clinton Plock
Cherry Grove
H. H. Hammond
Charles Rowland
J. W. Erdmier
Shannon
Paul Woessner
Harvey Henze
Market Cattle Tops At Chicago Yard For Hoak Herd
Robert Hoak of Carroll County marketed 22 yearling heifers from his Lanark area farm at the Chicago Stock Yards. The cattle topped class at 12.75 dollars per cwt and averaged 949 pounds each.
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Robert Hoak
Carroll County
Lanark
Chicago
Red Cross Quota Set at 3000 for Carroll County
A county Red Cross meeting in Savanna laid out 1942 quotas by community led by Miss Mabel Greve and William Kauek. Savanna faces 1500, Mt. Carroll 550, Lanark 500, Milledgeville 300, Chadwick 200, Thomson 200, Shannon 200, ordnance depot 350. Roosevelt proclaims 50 million dollar war fund drive.
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American Red Cross
Carroll County
Red Cross
Lincoln School
Savanna
Milledgeville
Shannon
Mabel Greve
William Kauek
Chadwick
Thomson
Lanark
Mt. Carroll
Ordnance Depot
Carjroll
Norman H. Davis
National Red Cross
Roosevelt
Draftees To Get Physical Exams Earlier
Illinois implements plan giving draftees at least ten days to settle affairs after Army physicals before induction. Registrants examined in December likely to be inducted around January 5. Preliminary exams remain, with final tests by an Army medical board before actual induction to reduce delays.
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Army
Illinois
Paul G. Armstrong
State Selective Service
Armstrong
Army Medical Board
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