Newsy Notes From The School House
School notes report flu and measles affecting students. Leroy Foltz returns after yellow jaundice illness while Delbert Curley comes back after days away. English and history classes discuss writing, Napoleon, and letter writing. Honor roll lists A and B students for the first semester including Vada Rice and Hazel Ashpole.
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Cnld
Marnie
Leroy Foltz
Choor
Delbert Curley
Robert Ticks
Vada Rice
Geneva Kness
Mary Hook
Josephine Ries
David Switzer
Hazel Ashpole
Paul Carpenter
Lois Carroll
Violet Voltz
Renette Sikema
Albert Kraft
He Martindale
Mildred St. Ores
Mary Prins
Betty Lewis
Bob Carroll
Hazel Sack
Harold Brown
Francis Todd
Bob Cate
Tille Griswold
Rob Demaree
Beulah Gaar
John Garr
Neilie Dininsick
Mildred Bower
Shirley Boylan
Eva
Mae Schroth
Leis Green
Gertrude Dykstra
Louise Levis
Independent Town Team Beats Sabula 43 to 15 in Narrow Win
Local independents defeated Sabula 43 to 15 on Saturday night as Chadwick HS and Thompson teams split later reports. Chadwick led 28 to 6 at half and Thomson narrowed in the second period, while Milledgeville plans further games and former residents news rounds out the county sports notes.
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Sabula
Norman
Chadwick
Thomson
Brown
McGinty
Beimr
Johnson
Milledgeville
Northwestern
Hlinvis
I Thomson
Greharing
Dachier
Ai Kester
Brekell
Queec
Credwick
Schreiner
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Flord Tobey
Mr and Mrs Flord Tobey welcomed a son born Friday January 25 at their home. This is their first child.
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Flord Tobey
An & 1-2
Poand Son
Wayne “Eth
Bride Kelea Ivichrman Weds Darrell McNitt at Prophetstown
Kelea Ivichrman becomes bride of Darrell McNitt of Prophetstown in a home ceremony. Officiated by a local clergyman with family attending in formal attire. The couple received well wishes as guests later gathered for a post ceremony reception, with plans for hospital training evident for Abe Ploreaps and others.
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Kelea Lvichrman
Darrell McNitt
Prophetstown
Yard Goods Distributed On Monday
Mr. Mackineham head of the Care roll county Emergency Relief visited MSOH to distribute yard goods to needy families. Federal relief covers about 70 percent with state relief at 34 percent. York received 816 yards including gingham and other fabrics. Savanna Sewing Circle provided ready made items such as 23 bed sheets 22 pillow slips towels and more.
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Mackineham
Careroll County
Msoh
York Town
York
Savanna
Churches IDEAL Sunday School Attendance Stumbles
The article notes an IDEAL Sunday school attendance of 26 with hopes to reach 10 more. Some scholars miss due to measles and icy roads kept evening services canceled. Mrs. Russ Gleason delivered a special number at Sunday services.
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Russ Gleason
Baptist Witness Names Aid Amid War Misery
A fragmented OCR item appears to reference Baptist groups, a national figure, and aid efforts amid chaos. It mentions a Baptist witness, messages of aid being mobilized, and names such as Flaneke and Ch. The readable text hints at religious relief work during a period of upheaval, with calls for assistance and support listed.
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Baptist
Library Receives New Book on Unemployed Neighbor Aid
Lassen Public Library displays a county booklet prepared by the Emergency Committee urging communities to develop lasting work projects for the unemployed. Copies are available by written request. a county meeting on terracing and club organization is planned with CCC support and farmer participation. An Ideal Club play is scheduled for February 8 at Thomson Gym with a cast list and tickets.
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Car
Thomson
Lassen
Hhnvis Merpeney Kehet Vormissun
Lo Miner Stuck
Dibraman
Filia
Steresti
York Geliod
Conissino
Ideal Farmer's Club
Local Church Service And School News In Carroll County
The article outlines upcoming Methodist service in Mt Cure with Rev Tremaine leading. notes on Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. reports on Methodist Ladies Aid meeting and planned continuation of church activities. It lists extensive school reports including honor roll, perfect attendance, grade-level achievements and back-to-school updates for several students.Additional items cover general entry docket notes, local visits, and community updates from Carroll County.
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Tremaine
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Tithe Barney
Ron Tibbits
Ciety
Smith Family Dinner Guests Noted in Local Visit
Mr and Mrs Blaine Smith along with daughter and son Billy of Argo and Conrad Lillie were dinner guests Sunday at Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and family.
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Daughar Girer
Billy
Pat Smith
Argo
Conrad Lillie
Frank Smith
Frank Manne
Savanna
Belle Carpenter
Jana
John Carpenter
Church Bulletin Notes Sunday Services and Meetings
The Church of Christ 10:80 announces morning worship and a sermon series on Romans with additional sermons on The of God in the evening. A board meeting is planned for Sunday after morning services. TNT club met Tuesday with four members sharing experiences. Letters from Mrs Adams and Mrs Grohar were read. roll call included helpful hints and refreshments.
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Church OF Christ
Servi Christian Fellowship
TNT Club
W.oal Adams
A. Grohariz
L. B. Sears
Seni
Robert Gro
Icy Roads Slow Traffic After Weekend Freeze
The icy conditions linger as trees show damage and motorists report slow travel. Cars use chains to crawl along slick streets while basketball players and pedestrians navigate thawing sidewalks. News notes a few local visits as residents recover from the freeze.
Large Attendance At President's Ball Wednesday Night
The President's Ball at Thom pson drew a large crowd on Wednesday evening. Treasurer A E Sheridan reports gross receipts of $50. Net profits expected as expenses are not yet in. The event featured dancing to an orches tra Clinton and music over a Grunow radio. Washington street address of the president heard. Ice pond at Thomson active despite cold weather. Funeral services for Prof and Mrs Demarce’s daughter held in Byron after heart attack. survived by husband, parents, and siblings.
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Thompson
A. E. Sheridan
Clinton
Hill
Smith
B. BR. Lewis
Washington
Thomson
Tereconwas
Seier
Miss Cooper Receives Prize Money for School Poster
Today Miss Glades Cooper, teacher at Bristed school, was awarded $2.40 for the First Honorable Moment Prize Poster on Better Homes. The Bristol school exhibited the entry at the Farmers Institute in Savannah earlier this month. Ernest and Florence Smith were Sunday dinner guests of their sister and husband. Mr and Mrs Mere Turney at Ideal.
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Glades Cooper
Momien Prine
Bristol School
Farmers Institute
Savanna
Ernest and
Florence Smith
Eid
Mrs Mere Turney
Ideal
Club activities and court case in Morrison
In Morrison, the S00 Club held a meeting postponed by bad weather with Mrs Belle Carpenter presiding. Officers were noted and a relief committee announced for a missing member. A donation wall and refreshments followed, as the group thanked a departing member. In court, hearing on a $500 diamond case involving Gertrude Kus and Mary Roberts Doyle was deferred to Thursday.
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Prosalint
Elief
Geopee Homer
Bo O. Hemena
Tales Gaur
Glen Dimaree
Pauk Lew Fruest
Whiley
Mise Aire
Vith
Kustes
Morrison Court
Creuit
Marvison
John Kus
Gertrude Kustes
Mary Roberts Doyle
Savanna Girl Wins Honor Pin at High School Meeting
Geraldine Sorenson received a Savanna township high school station pin at a recent Commercial lab meeting. Other prizes included bronze dictation from Newark, bronze and gold pins for local artisans, and certificates for outstanding typists.
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Geraldine Sorenson
Savanna Township
Greme
Newark City
Edmund Dyer
Felder
Greece
Tone Starnwell
Wilma Christensen
OGA
Gerald Griswold
Among The Sick Among The Sick Dorothy Lewis
Fragmented readable text notes names and details from a 1920s event with dates, registrations, and people such as Ross, William, Harry Tallman, Lemar Carris. mentions totals, a SEED operation, and a 1922 high SF mark. The article is garbled but preserves event context and participant names.
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Han
Ross
William Harry Tallman
Mire Lemar Carris
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ADI Ara
Inquest Count in Carroll County Drops to Twelve in 1934
Coroner Dr. Joseph B. Schreiter of Savanna reports only twelve inquests in Carroll County during 1934, far below the usual twenty. Six accidental deaths occurred from a fall from a windmill, drowning, horse incident, auto collision, horse kick, and bin suffocation. Additional deaths included embolism, chronic heart trouble, a personal crisis, and coronary thromboembolism. Inquests were held in Savanna, Carroll County, and Mikedeeville.
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iCarrall
Joseph B. Schreiter
Savanna
Schreiter
Secunty
Savan
M& Carroll
Mikedeeville
Motor Fuel Tax Allotments To Counties Announced
Carroll county received a total of $1,868 from the motor fuel tax pool in December, with larger sums going to neighboring counties. The state treasury figures show Daviess, Ogle, and others listed among recipients, including Was $12.1 and $8,053 for Winneshiek.
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Carroll County
le Daviess
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