Education for a changing economy and the specialist
Babson Park mass February 8 the writer argues for broader education to meet the growing demand for skilled workers. he warns of rapid specialization driven by automation and research and urges emphasis on creative thinking arts and religious education to prepare children for future jobs. the piece stresses that industry will need millions more workers by 1970 and criticizes mere practical training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
Los Angeles
Labor Department
Tickets For Feeders Banquet Sell Fast
Tickets for the Livestock Feeders banquet at Chadwick High School on February 15 are moving quickly with nearly 500 attendees expected. Dinner begins 5 30 PM and prizes are planned for the first 150 seated. Mrs Bea Johnson, noted commentator, will speak about her experiences with Russian leaders, followed by entertainment from The Lyrics and Sweet Adeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick High School
Bea Johnson
Home Bureau notes on a series of extension meetings
A schedule of upcoming Home Bureau unit meetings with lessons on emotions and color keys in furnishings. Dorothy Footitt and local advisers lead sessions from February 12 to 15, with topics on TV impact, pruning, dairy byproducts, and a Valentine to a mental patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Footitt
Carroll County
Rock Creek
Mississippi
Palmer Dauphin
Daryle Rockafellow
Dauphin
Geo. Morgan
Home Bureau
Lima Larks
Eldred
Edward Sturtz
Valentine
Country Mutual InsuranceDoes Not Increase Auto Premiums
Country Mutual Insurance Company, affiliated with the Illinois Agricultural Association, states it will not raise auto premiums. The company notes that 100 other firms writing Illinois automobile coverage plan increases from 5 to 15 percent, but Country Mutual policyholders are unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Mutual Insurance Company
Illinois Agricultural Association
Illinois
Country Mutual
Veterans of World War I to Meet in Rochelle
The 11th District of Veterans of World War I will meet Sunday February 11 at 2:00 PM at the VFW Hall in Rochelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
11Th District of Veterans of
V. F. W. Hall
Rochelle
Future of Rural Trade Center Depends on Local Leadership
Editor H. Clay Tate told agricultural business leaders that rural trade centers survive through will and vision. He cited shifting industry and farm change, urged cooperative planning, capable professionals, and community improvements with consultant help. Tate spoke at the University of Illinois Agricultural Industries Forum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay Tate
Bloomington
Tate
University of Illinois Agricultural Industries Forum
Illinois 1962 Fishing and Hunting Licenses Available
Springfield announces 1962 fishing and hunting licenses via city county and town clerks. Resident fishing license 2.00 plus 0.25 clerk fee. nonresident 4.00 plus 0.25. Ten day nonresident 2.00 plus 0.25. Senior anglers 65 plus licensed at clerks. Hunting licenses 3.00 plus 0.25. minimum nonresident 15.00 plus 0.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ilinois
Illinois
William T. Lodge
Illinois Department of Conservation
Department of Conservation
Sale of Stransdale Farms Reported Auction Tomorrow
Executors report Stransdale Farm No 1 will be sold at auction tomorrow February 9 after its purchase by George E Von Rosen of Richmond I from Illinois Children s Home and Aid Society and Shimer College The farm lies about 30 miles north of Thomson and two miles east of Route 80 Farm No 2 also sold to Franklin C Troester located a few miles east of O I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Stransky
Stransdale Farm
George E. von Rosen
Richmond
Illinois Children's Home and Aid Society
Shimer College
Stransky
Thomson
Savanna Licenses Suspended for Three Violations and False Info
Licenses of two Savanna residents were suspended by the Illinois Drivers License Division. Louis S. Valladarez of 1137 Chicago Ave was suspended after the third violation, and LeRoy A. Kosier of 908 Viaduct Road was suspended for giving incorrect information on his license application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanna
Secretary of State
Louis S. Valladarez
Chicago Ave
LeRoy A. Kosier
Viaduct Road
Marriage license issued to Bender Hoff couple
A marriage license was issued by County Clerk W M Nipe to John Elmer Bender of Lodi California and Mary Ann Hoff of Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Nipe
John Elmer Bender
Lodi
Calif
Mary Ann Hoff
Thomson
Former Shan non resident held on adultery charge in Rochelle
Calvin Coon a former Shan non area resident is jailed on adultery charges in Rochelle. He was arrested Monday on a sheriff's warrant after a complaint by the father of a Carroll county girl. At a Tuesday hearing before Justice George Coden he was bound over for grand jury action with a $5,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coon
Shannon Area
Rochelle
Harry Miller
Carroll County
Justice of the Peace
George Coden
Coon
Grant Three Divorces In Carroll County Court
Divorces were granted last Thursday in Carroll County Circuit Court by Judge Marvin Burt. Colleen R. Simmons of Savanna is divorced from Dale P. Simmons. Sgt. Raymond Lrankenberger of Savanna Ordnance Depot from Frances J. Frankenberger. and David P. Porter from Patricia J. Porter of Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Carroll County Ciry Court
Marvin Burt
Colleen R. Simmons
Savanna
Dale Pe Simmons
Sgt
Raymond Lrankenberger
Savanna Ordnance Depot
Frances J. Frankenberger
David P. Porter
Mr. Carroll
Patricia J. Porter
Real Estate Transfers In Mt Carroll And Woodland
Eileen Sherrill and spouses transfer sections 22 and 23 in township 24 range 4 Mt Carroll to Richard and John Fleming and wives. James R Lashbrook and wife transfer section 16 township 25 range 4 Woodland to William G Carson and wife, who then transfer section 16 township 25 range 4 Woodland to Donald G Law and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Sherrill
Richard
John Fleming
Iange
Mt. Carroll
James R. Lashbrook
William G. Carson
Woodland
Donald G. Law
Gulf Cagers Fall 77 to 66 to Dillon Oilers in Lanark
Lanark's Gulf B G team, second in the Sterling Open, trailed the league leader Dillon Oilers by two late in the fourth quarter but fouls and free throws sealed a 77 to 66 defeat. Gulf scorers included Larbacker 11, Sands 8, Mason 5, Stotts 4, Rover 3, Knutti 2. Kunde led Oilers with 16. Gulf meets Savanna Ordnance Depot tonight at 8 in the Lanark gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanark
B & G Gulf
Dillon Oilers
Oilers
Gulf
Larbacker
Sands
Mason
Stotts
Rover
Knutti
Kunde
Savanna Ordnance Depot Ag
Festival of Arts Starts March 2 at Shimer College
Shimer College in Mt. Carroll Illinois prepares its first annual Festival of the Arts a week of exhibits film series a Zoo Story production a piano concert and a Beaux Arts ball. The event begins Friday March 2 and ends March 10 with a two day regional conference of the National Student Association on fine arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carroll
Ill
Shimer College
Edward Albee
National Student Association On Fine Arts
Beaux Arts
Shimer
Wallace & Miatke Herd Leads Unit 2 DHIA in January
Wallace & Miatke herd of 21 registered and Jade Holsteins tops Carroll County DHIA Unit 2 for January. The unit average is 856 lbs milk and 33 lbs butterfat, with 556 cows tested across 17 herds and 107 dry. Individual producers include a registered Holstein with 2250 lbs milk and 104 lbs fat and a grade Holstein with 2270 lbs milk and 89 lbs fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
DHIA
Wallace & Miatke
Paul Aar
Harold Real
Lawrence Iben
Merna Zemke & Son
Hollowell & Deets
Harry Bushman
Wallace & Mintke
John & Wayne Linker
Mercury Down Again After Warm Spell
Temperatures rose into the 40s Friday and Saturday, melting much of the snow and ice. A Saturday drop, mist and fog coated surfaces causing several accidents until sun and warmer windended the thaw. By Monday dawn the mercury fell to about 10 above zero under clear skies and a brisk northwest wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Golden Anniversary Observed for Mr and Mrs Adam Heinze
The Golden wedding anniversary of Mt Carroll residents Mr and Mrs Adam Heinze was celebrated Sunday at the Community House with about 160 relatives and friends. The couple married February 7, 1912, and spent their lives in Carroll county. Their daughters Hal Ashby and William Geist's wife, plus four granddaughters, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Heinze
Mt. Carroll
Fred Hook
Thomson
Eric Marske
Clinton
Joyce
Marilyn Geisz
Barbara
Karen Geist
Jennie Andresen
Jens Andresen
Carroll County
Heinze
Stransdale Farm No. 1
Salem Trinity Lutheran Church
Theodore Mahnke
Hal Ashby
William Geist
Four Day Holiday Schedule For Carroll County Pupils
A four day holiday weekend is planned for Carroll County pupils as Lincoln's Birthday on Monday February 12 is marked as a school holiday. The Chadwick high school hosts registration at 9 a.m. with invocation by Pastor Richard Horst and flags by Chadwick Girl Scouts. Morning program includes a Pension Laws talk and a Technifax demonstration followed by workshops. The afternoon features E. K. Graham on the IEA report and the Carroll County Teachers Association business meeting led by Supt. G. L. Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll A
Carroll Count Educational Institute
Lincoln
Chadwick High School
Ures
Technifax
IEA
Ave
E. K. Graham
Lanark
Carroll County Teachers Association
Supt. G. L. Hansen
Re elect Lysle Foltz Chairman of Carroll County Soil District
Lysle R Foltz was re elected chairman of the Carroll County Soil Conservation District at the organization meeting Thursday Eldred Oetting Shannon was elected vice chairman and Francis Sloan Shannon was elected secretary treasurer Other board members include Earl Randecker Mt Carroll and Raynor Mosher Lanark Mosher and Sloan were elected and Foltz re elected to a two year term at the recent annual meeting Retiring members were Marvin Woessner Mt Carroll and Robert Reiff Milledgeville Four new district cooperators were accepted Alfred Becker Mt Carroll township Earl Randecker Woodland Theodore Miller Rock Creek and Joseph Rath Cherry Grove Joseph A Olson Fair Haven Earl Randecker Woodland Jordan and John Wiebenga York and Clifford Dingman Harold Itken Elkhorn Grove developed complete basic conservation for their farms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysle R. Foltz
Marvin Woessner
Mt. Carroll
Robert Reiff
Milledgeville
Alfred Becker
Mt. Carroll Township
Earl Randecker
Woodland
Theodore Miller
Rock Creek
Joseph Rath
Cherry Grove
Joseph A. Olson
Fair Haven
Jordan
John Wiebenga
York
Clifford Dingman
Harold Itken
Elkhorn Grove
Julius Johnson
Will Fisher
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Farm Bureau
Tourney Pairings Set for District Chadwick and Prophetstown
The district meet at Chadwick opens with Lyndon against the host and Shannon facing Thomson. Games run Feb 28 and Mar 1 with a district final on Mar 2. Regional pairings at Prophetstown follow the next week: Prophetstown vs Miledgeville, Lanark vs Morrison, Fulton vs Mount Carroll, and Savanna versus district winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Prophetstown
Supt
L. A Messer
Lyndon
Shannon
Thomson
Supt. Messer
Milledgeville
Lanark
Morrison
Fulton
Mount Carroll
Savanna
Prophetstown smashes Lanark Beavers 102 to 58 in league game
Prophetstown defeated Lanark 102 58 in a Blackhawk Conference matchup at Lanark. Morris led with 30 points and Gentz added 21 while Cook scored 23 for Lanark. Prophets improve to 9-0 in conference and 14 2 overall. Lanark at 5-5 in league and 9-7 on the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prophetstown Cagers
Lanark Beavers
Blackhawk
Lanark
Prophets
Morris
Prophetstown
Stockton Triumphs Over Shannon in Nightcap
Stockton defeated the Shan non Eagles 56 to 45 after a second half rally at Shannon. Shannon edged Stockton 41-40 in the preliminary as the hosts led at halftime 24 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Shannon Eagles
Shannon
Milledgeville Missiles Top Mount Morris 60 41 in Conference
Milledgeville Missiles defeated Mount Morris 60 to 41 on their home floor in Blackhawk Conference action. Nee scored 13, J. Hammer 12, Brown and Hook 10 each to pace Milledgeville while Gaston led Mount Morris with 9. Mount Morris won the preliminary 48 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville Missiles
Mount Morris
Blackhawk
Nee
J. Hammer
Brown
Hook
Gaston
Milledgeville
Mt. Morris
Erie Beats Mt. Carroll 53 51 in Blackhawk Conference Game
Erie clinched a 53 to 51 victory over Mt. Carroll Friday night at Mt. Carroll after a 15 point third quarter. Wolever led Erie with 18 points while Fritz scored 22 for Mt. Carroll. Erie also won the preliminary 54 to 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mt. Carroll
Blackhawk
Wolever
Fritz
14th 4-H and FFA Dairy Calf Sale Scheduled for Feb 24
The 14th annual 4-H and FFA dairy calf sale will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday February 24 at the College of Agriculture stock pavilion. About 80 calves from Holstein Guernsey Brown Swiss Jersey and Ayrshire breeds will be sold. The sale features a volunteer sales force and restricts buyers to bona fide Illinois 4-H and FFA members or their designated proxies. All calves must be used for 4-H or FFA dairy projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Cash
University of Illinois
College of Agriculture
Illinois
FFA
Department of Dairy Sci
Urana
Home Bureau Federation Votes To Change Name and Structure
Delegates at the Illinois Home Bureau Federation annual meeting voted January 31 at the University of Illinois to rename the statewide body to the Illinois Homemakers Extension Federation and reassign leadership to a county council framework. The plan, effective July 1 1962, creates a single extension group allied with the University of Illinois and Cooperative Extension Service to broaden county programs and maintain nonpolitical activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Home Bureau Federation
University of Illinois
Urbana
Illinois Homemakers Extension Federation
State Home Ecopics Extension Federation
Spree
L. B. Howard
College of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment Station
Ingens
Home Economics
June Homemakers Extension Association
Cooperative Extension Service
Gar
County Homemakers Extension Association
County Association
National Home Demonstration Council
Country Women of the World
University of Illinois Vnce
Rock Creek Grange Report Meeting Recaps Feb Session
Rock Creek Grange met February 5 in the Grange hall with Master Francis Provant presiding. Minutes and reports were read. a Polio benefit card party, sewing contest dress needs, and a health themed program were highlighted. An invitation to a Dixon anniversary and plans for a March 22 fish fry were noted along with committees and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrvey
Rock Creek Grange
Grange
Francis Provant
Wallace Ware
Nathaniel Martz
Home Economic
Good of the Order
Peter Libberton
Lincoln
Washington
Ralph Robert
Connie Libberton
Reynold Bloyer
Rock River Grange
Loveland Hall
Dixon
Pomona Grange
Black Oak Grange Hall
Chadwick
Wesley Miller
Bernard Diehl
Harold Manning
Harold Srouse
Dean Meador
Delmar Lang
Earl Dartman
Linnie Bornemeier
Peter Liboerton
LeRoy Witt
Lee Dyson
Fourteen New Students Enter Shimer for Second Semester
Mt Carroll Illinois February 6 1962 fourteen new students seven men and seven women are mid year entrants at Shimer College placed after tests to determine curriculum placement. A new women’s dormitory under construction on the south end of campus will house 122 students and is expected to support a larger entering class in September. Old student registration occurred February 5 with a dance honoring the newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carroll
Ill
Shimer College
Shimer
Carroll County Deaths in Savanna and Mt Carroll
Obituaries note Harry F Swingley retired Milwaukee railroad employee died Feb 1 in Savanna City hospital. Funeral at St Peter's Lutheran church burial Savanna township cemetery. Survivor details include daughter Dorothy Kurth stepson Wayne Campbell sister and brother. Also funeral services for Mrs Josephine Madison 83 held in Mt Carroll with burial in Savanna cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Swingley
Savanna
Harry F. Gwingies
Milwaukee Railroad
Savanna City Hospital
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Savanna Township
Mt. Carroll
Alfred Swingley
Katherine Ring
Dorothy Kurth
Wayne Campbell
Rock Falls
Frank McCray
Walter
Josephine Madison
Frank
Darold Copperwell
Savanna Cemetery
Madison
Bugene
Ind
John Phipps
John L. Madison
Arthur Ferguson
Carol Beyer to Wed Lyle Cartwright
Mt. Carroll announces the engagement of Carol Beyer to Lyle Cartwright son of Mrs. Barbara Cartwright and the late da Cartwright. The couple is set to marry February 24 at the Mt Carroll Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Beyer
Lyle Cartwright
Glenn Beyer
Mt. Carroll
Carol
Barbara Cartwright
da Cartwright
Chadwick
Mt. Carroll Methodist Church
Local visits highlight weekend gatherings in Chadwick
Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Smith spent Sunday in Savannah at the Leon Hartman home. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Prowant of Kingsville visited Saturday night and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pro warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald P. Smith
Savanna
Leon Hartman
Clair Prowant
Kingsville
Mr. and
Frank Prowant
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Babson’s Weekly Report
Babson
Stransdale Farms
Courthouse News
Gulf Cagers
Jess Patricia Myers
Clifford Shibley
Wallace & Miatke Herd
Lysle Foltz
Soil Conservation District
Stockton Downs Eagles
Don Harris
Walter Queckboerner
Dwight Spearman
Methodist
Boy Scouts
America
Wey
Jeopre
Boy Scouts of America
Home Bureau Federation
Irvin R. Senneff
Jeaninne LaVonne
James P. Conley
Joseph W. Conley
19Th Ave
Iowa
Miss Senneff
York Comm. High School
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Conley
St. Oars High School
U. S. Navy
Pennsylvania Tire 0
Rock Creek Grange Report Meeting
Chadwick News
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