Nickel a Week Is Family Cost Of Univ of Illinois
The University of Illinois costs the average four person family about a nickel per week. The 1941 annual financial report shows expenses of 9,210,078 dollars with income of 9,220,021 dollars. State taxes funded 63 percent, student fees 15 percent, federal funds 11 percent, and other income the rest. The university operates as a major educational and research institution benefiting Illinois citizens through diverse graduates and public projects.
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University of
Ilinois
Illinois
State Department of Public Welfare
Illinois Educational and Research Hospitals
Chicago
Electron Microscope At U of I Magnifies Objects
The University of Illinois installs a commercial electron super microscope capable of magnifying up to 100000 times and producing highly detailed images. It enables visualization of viruses large molecules and other previously invisible structures. The device, the first of its kind to be produced commercially, sits in the analytical chemistry lab alongside advanced optical and spectrographic gear.
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Science
University of Ilinois
Illinois
Analytical Chemistry
University of Illinois opens new men’s residence halls
The University of Illinois expands student housing with three new men’s residence halls for 364 men, Illini Union building in use, two women’s halls for 309 women, and Davenport house for 48 women. Undergraduate housing now under university supervision with senior men exempt.
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University of Illinois
Illini Union
Illini
Davenport House
Local residents host and visit across Chadwick region
Weekend gatherings and visits noted across Chadwick area. Savanna guest Mrs Russell Lego stayed in the Lawrence Lego home Saturday night. Multiple families held Sunday dinners and hosting duties including the Doden, Hartman, Alexander, Cheeseman, Bailey, Walk, Byers, Carroll, Hieberts, Collinson, and Lang households. A few residents traveled for family matters, with Frank Larem visiting his father in Dubuque after a stroke, and Mrs Nona Simpson returning to Billings after a Montana visit.
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Russell Lego
Savanna
Lawrence Lego
Garret Kline
Aurora
Lawrence Doden
George Doden
Neal
John Doden
Adolph Doden
Jay Asay
Joan
Emil Hartman
Philip Sheridan
Rockford
Maude Alexander
Bert Cheeseman
Milledgeville
Frank Cheeseman
Alice Bailey
Earl Bailey
Bailey
Frank Walk
Fenton
Harold Bush
Henry Byers
Alfred Byers
Ivan Carroll
York
Frank Larem
Délmar Lang
Near Lanark
Frank Livengood
Virgil Marth
Chester Hoffman
Delbert Etnyre
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Lee Etnyre
Preston Kauffman
Frank Kauffman
Rantoul
Michael Ernst
Bessie Kauffman
Sterling
Marvin Siefken
Morrison
Dwight LaPlain
Carl Walters
Harold
Coleta
Charles Adolph
Edgar Imel
Herbert Spearman
Ben Stade
Kenneth Whitney
Albert Hartman
Elwood Gipe
Local families share Sunday visits across multiple towns
Mrs. Margaret Boyer and family of Sterling spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Isenhart. Dozens of relatives gathered in homes in Sterling Lanark Mt. Carroll Barrington Wonder Lake Wonder Lake and other nearby towns for meals and social time with extended family and friends.
Community Visitors Share Weekend At Local Homes
Chadwick residents Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hawk of Mt Carroll visited Sunday at Charles Deets. Mrs. Preston Downing and Crystal Hartman spent Saturday evening with Fred and Crystal Hartman. Alfred Reiff hosted Mr and Mrs A E Corzine Savanna for Sunday meals. Emma Liebenberg from Lake Forest weekend with Arthur Frommelt. F W Zugschwerdt and wife toured to Galva for a week with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W E Cardiff. Harold James and Orville Reehl from Moline joined William Rister for Sunday evening.
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Margaret Boyer
Sterling
Ray Isenhart
Flave Lego
Russell Lego
Savanna
Lawrence Lego
Gayle
Lyle Weber
Mt. Carroll
E. G. Kearnaghan
Esper Johnson
Near Chadwick
Lyle Tompkins
Lanark
Donald ‘Lehman
Sharon Lee
George Johnson
Freeport and Corp
Clarence Williamson
Enid
Okla. Corp
Williamson
Vernon Adolph
Barrington
Raymond Rippey
William Wagner
Iti
Ned Spencer
Kenneth Pearson
Rock Falls
Lawrence Church
Max Rister
A. P. Glaw
Wonderlake
Monroe Fossett
Milledgeville
Alvin Rock
Frank Kness
Wm. Hawk
Charles Deets
Preston Downing
Crystal Hartman
Fred Hartman
Alvin Reiff
A. E. Corzine
Emma Liebenberg
Lake Forrest
Arthur Frommelt
F. W. Zugschwerdt
Galva
W. E Cardiff
Harold James
Orville Reehl
Moline
William Rister
Illinois History Quiz Highlights Early Chicago Figures
A compilation of historical questions and answers covers Illinois landmarks and figures. It details John Kinzie as early silversmith, Jacob Clayborn and Archibald Clayborn as meat packers, canal aid origins, duel laws, Lincoln’s non duel, Knights of the Golden Circle, Union League, Morris Birkbeck, land patents, Peck's Gazetteer, early newspapers, Elijah Parish Lovejoy, and Melville E Stone’s AP leadership.
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iMinoia
John Kinzie
Chicago River
Ilinois
Rice Jones
Shadrack Bond
Jones
Bond
Jones-Bond
Lincoln
Sangamon Journal
Mary Todd
Knights of the Golden Circle
Mexico
Union League
Pekin
Executive Department of the Dietary of State
Springfield
Peck
Hiinois
Tlinois
Ilinde Herald
Kaskaskia
Melville Elijah Stone
A. Stone
Chicago Tribune
Illinois Associated Press
Associated Press
Fulton News Briefs
Captain Aaton Learner M. C. arrived in Moline after a Denver stay for Army service and will spend three days with Mrs Learner and children Elizabeth and Robert before heading to Camp Campbell Tennessee. Dr W Snyder osteopathic physician received Wisconsin license. Marian Durkee returned home to Butler after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Mitta.
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Aaton Learner M. C
Denver
Colo
U. S. Army
Moline
Feltet
Learner
Elizahth
Robert
Camp Campbell
Tenn
Fulton
W. ©. Snyder
Wisconsin
Marian Durkee
No. G. Mitta
Butler, Fil
Local Social Roundup and Courtesy Cartoon
Mrs Grace Trader of Savanna visits with sister Miss Alice Swartz. Mr and Mrs Harry Keil and daughter Ruth dine with John Whode at Colwta. John Norman and Beverly Joan visit Morrison. Jacqueline Barber returns home to Rockford after three weeks. A lighthearted cartoon features a playful exchange about theater seating.
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Grace Trader
Savanna
Alice Swartz
Harry Keil
Ruth
John Whode
Colwta
Frank Norman
John Norman
Beverly Joan of Morrison
Jacqueline Barber
Rockford
Hubert Hoffman
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Satay
U. S. Treasury Official
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Washington
Lawrences
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Jackson
Waite
America
Univ. of II
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Dad
Chadwick News
G. H. Thompson Fulton
Walter Electric Shop
Tri-City
Les Lathrop
Margaret Heusinkveld Insurance Automobile—Fire—Liability
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Chadwick Briefs
L. B. Hussey, M. D
Savanna, Ill
Greison Bldg
Main St
Telephone Black 415
Considine’s “Fulton’s Meeting Place
Lincoln Way
Cigars
Thomson 184
Thomson, Illinois
Morris Birkbeck
England
Hoglish Setteraerit
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Q.9
Cash For Dead Hogs
Eads Rendering Co. Morrison, Ill
Lewis
Fulton News
Hubby
Jamison
Club Hob Nob
Illinois Northwestern Telephone Co
U. S. War
Jacques
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