Thomson Trojans Fall Twice Then Beat Shannon Eagles
After a 10 1 start the Thomson Trojans dropped a Carroll County Conference game to Chadwick 76 69 as Chadwick moved atop the standings. Larry Knutti led Chadwick with 29 while Ray Eissens scored 24 for Thomson. In a rematch St Josephs defeated Thomson 55 52 at DeWitt, then Thomson routed Shannon 59 37 in Carroll County play with reserves used in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Thomson
Thomson Trojans
Trojans
Carroll County
Larry Knutti
Ray Eissens
Ron Dykstra
Gene Eissens
Bittner
Queckboerner
ST. Josephs
DeWitt
St. Joseph
St. Joe's
Ray Bissens
Thiel
Wagemester
Shannon
Shannon Eagles
Carter Ray Bissens
Colbert
Eagles
First Three-member Law Firm in Carroll County History Formed
The firm of Smith and Smith, Attorneys of Savanna Illinois announced that Richard K Smith Sr has become a partner forming Smith Smith and Smith. The elder Smith and his sons Lawrence A Smith Sr Jr and Richard K Smith Sr comprise the first three member law firm in Carroll County history with Anderson have extensive Wisconsin credentials and a Washington appearance for admission to the United States Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Smith and Smith
Savanna
Illinois
Richard K. Smith
Smith, Smith and Smith
Lawrence A. Smith
Savanna, Thomson, and
Shannon
Lawrence A. Smith, Jr
Richard K. Smith, Sr
State of Illinois
Savanna Township
Smith
Maija
University of Wisconsin
Richard Keith Smith, Jr
Fourth Street
Savanna, III
Carroll County appoints grand jurors for next term
Carroll County circuit court officials appointed the regular and supplemental grand juror panels at Tuesday’s January board meeting. The list includes names from Washington to Wysox for the regular panel and Ashington to Elkhorn Grove for the supplemental panel, with several families noted among appointees. Additionally, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Harfman and family were Sunday supper guests of Gordon Brown and family in Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Circuit Court
Board of Supervisors
Washington
Edward Simon
Robert Kreesi
Woodland
Carlos A. Zillhart
George Carr
Freedom
Edward Rabuck
Cherry Grove
Fairy M. Derver
Shannon
Stanley Bishop
Eugene Pannhuk
Lima
Stephen D. Shellhouse
Rock Creek
Kenneth Truman Doris E. Smith
Salem
Lawrence Post
Mr. Carroll
Richard Zink
Betty Miller
Savanna
Mabel Johnson
Margaret Ensley
York
Robert Lewis
Marvin Holesinger
Fair Haven
Charles Larson
Jess Queckboerner
Wysox
Paul Fogel
Lloyd Dambman
Elkhorn Grove
Leslie Ropp
Ashington
Raymond Pixley Woodland
Josephine Messmer
Wm. Schmaling
Edgar Myers
Eldred Oetting
Denver
E. Attig
Harold Gouker
Donna M. Kloepping
Clark E. van Buskirk
Suzetta Holman
Leslie Myers
Minnie Shafer
Lois Hansen
Charles Hartman
Harold Daehler
Margaret Brown
June Doty
Marie C. Bryant
Marian E. Buffington
Otto Wagenknecht
Eugene Harfman
Gordon Brown
Fulton
Carroll County Development Corporation Meeting Slated
The Carroll County Development Corporation will hold its annual membership meeting at 8 00 PM January 18 in the Farm Bureau hall Mt Carroll It will include the election of four directors for three years and other business such as annual reports. Local visits note social guests include the Athertons and Townsend families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Development Corporation
Farm Bureau Hall
Mt. Carroll
Savanna Woman Mrs Russell Corbett Dies in Wisconsin
Mrs Russell Corbett 39 a Savanna resident for 19 years died Thursday morning January 6 in a Monroe Wisconsin hospital after a 10 day stay Funeral services were held Saturday at the First Methodist Church Savanna with Rev William P Moore officiating burial followed in Savanna Township cemetery She was born April 12 1926 in Decorah Iowa daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hals She married Russell Corbett April 28 1946 in Cedar Rapids Iowa Survivors include her husband a son Dale and a daughter Cynthia both at home her mother two brothers and two sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanna
Russell Corbett
Munroe
Wis
First Methodist Church
William P. Moore
Savanna Township
Decorah
Ernest Hals
Cedar Rapids, la
Dale
Cynthia
Goodwill Seeks Post Christmas Toys and Surplus
Goodwill Industries of Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin marks Founder's Day on January 19 honoring founder Dr Edgar J. Helms who started the first Goodwill in Boston in 1902. The movement now includes 131 major units in the U S and 21 abroad with ongoing branch activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Industries
Illinois
Wisconsin
Edgar J. Helms
Boston
Mass
United States
Goodwill Industries Expands Retail Reach in 1965 Push
Goodwill Operations Grow to 1000 Additional Cities with 30 Million Annual Payroll Serving about 64 000 Handicapped People. Funded by Donations of Repairable Clothing and Household Articles Cleaned Repaired and Sold in Retail Outlets to Provide Jobs. For Pickup Call Local Goodwill or Donald Sippel in Thomson at 2406.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Industries
Thomson
Donald Sippel
Two One-Act Plays At Shimer College
Shimer College presents two one act plays January 14 to 16 in Center Stage Theater Hathaway Hall. Eugene Ionesco The Lesson and Michel de Ghelderodes Escurial are performed by the Green Curtain Dramatic club. Public shows include 7 30 PM Friday and Saturday with a 2 00 PM matinee and 7 00 PM evening on Sunday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Errand Boy
Social Secretary
Shopping Center Message Center
Middle States Telephone CO. OF
ILL
Bradulski
E. So
Clinton
His and Hers
County Development Corporation
Ralph Townsend
Merle Atherton Sr
Richard Atherton
Tri-Cities
Charles Burkholder
Lanark
Lawrence Hallman
Thomson State Bank
Federal Reserve System
B. J. Clikeman
George A. Smith
Albert Prins
Glendora Shade
Carroll
Clarence Bolhous
Mrs. Russell Corbett
Goodwill
Surplus
Frank W. Mest Insurance Agency
Shipolive
General Insurance
Chadwick Iil
Chadwick, Illinois
Kenneth Schneider & Sons
Mt. Carroll, Illinois
Starting Service CO
Your
Shimer College
Iowa
J. H. Potts & Son
Lyons
Martin Morris Cointon
and Boys Store
Frigidaire Appliances
Zirkelbach Refrigeration
Clinton, Low
Albert M. Greison
Savanna, Illinois
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