Local Notes Highlight School Plans And Visits
Thomson residents report Esther Schmaling will teach fifth and sixth grades at Chadwick next year while finishing her senior year at Wheaton College. Corrections note Honor Mrs Ther a Jergensens name. Travel guests Bert and Wilks Steele visit Emma Steele’s Thomson home on a pleasure trip through Canada and New York before returning to California.
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Esther Schmaling
Are
Chadwick
Wheaton
Wheaton College
Thera Jergeson
Clineton
Carl Petersen
Thera Jergensen
Bert Fr
Moline
I. L. Rawlins
Edna Orr
Sarah Densmore
Rawlins
K. B. Carpenter
Mt. Carroll
Monmouth
Royal Fulton opens new week of high class theatre
Vic Royal at Fulton launches a double feature program starting Thursday through Saturday. Feature No 1 is Let's Get Married and West Bound Mail is the companion film. Sunday through Tuesday shows feature Mountain Justice with George Brent and Penrod and Sam as the second attraction. Also scheduled next Wednesday and Thursday is The Last of Mrs Cheney with Powell Crawford. Free dish nights included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Vic Royal
Royal Screen
George Brent
Heemen
Penrod
Sam
Powell-Crawford
Locals note visits and gatherings around the Fourth
Miss Heth Houghton of Chicago plans a weekend visit with her parents Mr and Mrs R I Houghton. Clinton visitors Mrs Reka Hass and daughter Allvena stay with sister Mrs Fred Hook. Dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Clans Prins include Ricp Brands family from Morrison and George Dykstra and family. Pearl Prins visits cousin Lois Voss at Garden Plain. Mrs I C Evans of Clinton visited in the home of her sister M L BH Sears. Lloyd Smith family were all day visitors in the Claude Rice home at Rock Falls. Ted Storm of Wacker visited Willis Stage’s family. Albert Prins family to supper at Mr and Mrs Chas Geerts. Frank Warfield took stock to Chicago. wife and Vera accompanied. Mrs Edith Sheldon of Denver visits aunt Miss Etta Giisinger. Mrs Hans Knutsen of Charlotte NC hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Maudie Schultz of Goose Lake, bride-to-be Gerhardt Knutsen. Lorena Knutsen and others won 500 honors. oats showered on the couple. Lunch followed with many gifts for the bride. Kinthro Shake of Macomb as weekend guests of Frank Rush. George Balk family, Bernard Manning family and Ruth Cooper among Sunday visitors. Joe Zubaty and Irvin Senneff of Savanna spent Sunday at Dickeyville Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heth Houghton
Chicago
R. I. Houghton
Reka Hass
al Lvena
Clinton
Sisester
Fred Hook
Clans Prins
And
Birs
Ricp Brands
Morrison
George Dykstra
Albert Prins
Pearl Prins
Lois Voss
Garden Plain
If C. Evans
Tuay
M L. BH. Sears
Lloyd Smith
Claude. Rice
Rock Falls
Ted Storm
Wackers
Willis Stage
Charlotte
Maudie Schultz
Goose Lake
Gerhardt Knutsen
Lorena Knutsen
Adolph Voge
Ard
Chris Lackstead
Clarence Lackstead
Miss Schultz
Kinthro Shake
Macomb
Frank Rush
George Balk
Har— Jan
Fulton
Bernard Manning
Ruth Cooper
Aljive Bower
Elnora Manning
Joe Zubaty
Irvin Sen—neff
Savanna
Dickeyville
Wis
Illinois apprenticeship bill gains cross group backing
Representatives from employers, youth agencies, education and labor unite to press passage of the Lingis Apprentice Bill. It would revive American apprenticeship with facilities and training for Illinois youths in skilled crafts, creating a state Apprenticeship Council and local and state committees to implement provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingis
Senate
Springfield
Thomas E. Keane
Linois
Iwinvis State Department of Labor
National Youth Administration
Clinams State Department of Education
Winois Committee
Fon
Martin Durkin
Ilinois
Department of Education
Washington, D. C
Federal Committee On
William F. Patterson
Tor
Apprenticeship Bill Pushed By Illinois Officials
The Illinois National Youth Administration promotes a statewide apprenticeship bill as a path to rebuild trained American labor. It envisions voluntary programs under approved agreements, with local Joint Apprenticeship Committees guiding education, wage disputes, and training within trade areas.
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Illinois
Circuit Court
National Youth Administration For
William J. Campbell
Apprenticeship Council
Cur
Lees
Changes in Farm Rules Noted by AAA Office
The Agricultural Conservation Association was informed of a modification allowing sweet sorghums and sown corn as emergency forage to supplement the soil conserving base. It details sown corn conditions, methods, and proof requirements, and clarifies hay definitions and neutral allowances for small grain and soybeans amid current pasture rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Agricultural Conservation Association
U S Marine Corps Seeks Men Here for Enlistment
Lieutenant Colonel A B Miller from the Chicago Central Recruiting Division says the Chicago recruiting office plans to enlist four men per month for the coming months. Applicants must be 18 to 30, at least 5 feet 4 inches tall, single, of good character, and pass high physical standards. Recruits go to San Diego for 6 to 8 weeks training before assignments aboard ships or at shore stations globally, with Marine Corps Institute courses offered free. Obtain full enlistment details and application forms from the U S Marine Corps recruiting office at 824 Post Office Building, Chicago, Illinois.
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A. B. Miller
Central Recruiting Division
Chicago, TV
Maritine Corps
Marine Corps
Miller
San Diego
Galif
United States
China
Cuba
Guam
Panama Canal Zone
Philippine Islands
Marine Corps Institute
U. S. Marine Corps
V. Burenaml Canal Streets
Chicago
Jokes on a hot day aboard a pleasure voyage
A light humor exchange unfolds as two men joke about the heat and switching to gin while aboard a ship cruise led by the captain and a friend named Tie. The dialogue suggests a carefree, festive mood during a leisure trip.
Thirty NYA aid reaches thirty county students in a year
A state NYA report shows nearly a million dollars spent on student aid in the year. In Garrett County eighty students received work positions, averaging 241.28 per month, with high school pupils getting up to six dollars monthly and college students 15 to 25 dollars per month. The list names Frances Shimer junior college and several high schools with monthly wages for NYA workers.
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Ats
Anto
Regent Jst
Wm. J. Campbell
NYA
Garrett County
Frances Shimer Junior College
Chadwick Community High School
Low
States require tourist permits says club report
Fourteen states now require visitors to obtain permits upon or soon after entering. Vanderwarl of the Chicago Motor Club summarized state rules compiled by the American Automobile Association, noting varied requirements, times, and fees across Arizona California Idaho Louisiana Minnesota Mississippi Montana Nevada Oklahoma Oregon Texas Utah with permits often covering a few months and some needing no fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers Vanderwarl
Chicago Motor Club
AmericanAutomobile Association
Vanderwarl
Arizona
Louisiana
Minnesota
Montana
Nevada
Oklahoma
Oregon
Texas
Cnllevter
Utah
Local Social Notes and Visits Reported
A number of social visits are listed including Mr. Cortes Nordholf and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers visiting Lanark with others. Wilken and daughter from Chadyigh visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lindvenga. Mrs Robison and sons of Stockton visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frederik. Mrs Myron Tibbits visited Tuesday afternoon in Mr Carvell with her stepmother.
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Lion
Review Office
Gollumbuss O
Cortes Nordholf
Lanark
Henry Meyers
Lloyd Roters
Wilken
Chadyigh
Louis Lindvenga
Robison
Sunday Visitors and Local Calls Noted in Community Mix
Mr and Mrs Floyd host visitors including Morrison dL Traym and family from My Sunday. Mrs Henry Mirray and Betty Harte join Mr and Mrs Ployd for a week’s visit. Forbert Rawlins visits Fairy tents with Mr and Mrs Hf. CMyplowad od and others meet in Greeley area.
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Floyd Hear Morrison, dL
Traym
Henry Mirray
Betty Harte
Mas
Ployd
Mforbert Rawlins
Visi
Aml
Thomas Hang
Ora Latining
Lie Hone
Af Greeley
Farm Leaders Plan Action on New Farm Bill
Karl Smith and Don Kirkpatrick, representing Mingis Termers, attended an American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Ithaca New York. Directors discussed the relationship between gold prices and commodity indices and studied the proposed 1097 Agricultural Adjustment Act presented to the House and Senate committees last month. Smith said the bill aims to economy of plenty and price stability rather to direct production control, and he planned to call a delegation to Washington to push the farm bill views. a zone of the Thomas delegatus would be presented to the Hill during the week.
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Karl (. Smith
Donald Kirkpalrick
Seliniais Agricultural Association
Mingis Tirmers
American Farm Bureau Federaion
Ithaca
New York
Spenl
Faro Gurcan
Loase
Senate Agricultural Committees
May Smith
Kirkpatrick
Washington
Senate
Sint
Smith
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Emma Steele
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California
Steele
Mate Prank Steele
Thomson
George Greeley
Lin Dixon
Jerry Wentling
Rudy McGinnis
George McGinnis
Ida Frederick
Dorothy Mogg
Eugene Murray
Carroll County
AAA
U. SS. Marine Corps
CLUB
Myron Tibbits Hardware
Double Protecte
Potter Bros
Thomson, Illnois
Morrican
Albany
Thomason
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John Deere
Francee & Switze
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