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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
2
Farm Adviser discusses nitrogen impact on corn protein and yields. Notes no maturity delay. minor elements show limited responses. Updates on tractor school plans, scholarship opportunities, and local farm happenings including visits by the Kloepping family.
Carroll County melon growers gather Monday evening February 18 in the Thomson High School Ag Room. Joe Vandemark, Extension Specialist in Vegetable Crops from the University of Illinois, will discuss varieties fertilizers insect and weed control. All melon growers urged to attend.
John E. Tautz and Betty Schick were married Saturday at the Foursquare Gospel church in Rock Falls. The ceremony featured a red heart altar display, organ music, and vows spoken before 150 guests. The couple will live in Lanark after a Florida honeymoon. Betty is a Rock Falls graduate, and John is Mt. Carroll born with local government roots.
Resource Development Committees, mayors and the County Board of Supervisors invite all interested to a February 20 7:30 p m meeting at the County Courthouse to discuss a county wide planning program. C E Denhart from the Board of Economic Development in Springfield will explain advantages for towns and county. Also notes a social dinner in Clinton Iowa with the Behrens and others.
David Herring, 16, of Ogle County, was arrested in a multi county pursuit after allegedly shooting and stabbing Mrs. Verhaeier man, 51, of rural Lanark. She was hospitalized in critical condition with bullet wounds and a stab wound. She identified Herring as the assailant after escaping to a supervisor's home. Herring fled in her car. roadblocks failed to stop him for hours.
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