4-H Clubs Leaders and Helpers Listed in Milledgeville
A long roster lists leaders and members across numerous 4-H clubs including Savanes Non-Rip Elnora Weidman Freida King and Hazel Belle Forey with officers and numerous participants. The document names many clubs such as Mill edgeville Mothers Helpers Food club Lanark Busy Stitcher Thomson Laf-a-Lot Syrkle and Argo-Fx Merry Sewers with presidents vice presidents and secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Amark
Irma Lower
Eleanora Loy
Velma Dambman
Treta Deets
Elaine Hepfer
Betty Miller
Virginia Peters
Alladeene Jones
Doris Martin
Thomson
Mary Prins
Louise Lewis
Isabelle Prins
Beatrice Brockill
Virginia French
Lois Middleton
Eleanor Stagg
Zerella Potter
Dorothy Lewis
Arlene St. Oves
Lois Martindale
Hazel Ashpole
Jean Morgan
Jnne Robison
Viola Shelly
Violet Shelly
Washington
Mary EB. Frey
Mildred Wurster
Virginia Airhart
Adele LaSarge
Doris Miller
Lucile Miller
Amy Stewart
Auster Wurster
Marilyn Wurster
Argo-Fx Merry Sewers
Margery Peters
Anna Volz
Violet Volz
Evelyn Helm
Hazel Lohmeier
Ruth Volz
Jean Rawlins
Dorothy Helm
Alta Porter
Ale Bower
Kathryn Walter
Francis Linker
Ruth Cooper
Norma Robinson
Carroll Stitch
Rip
Iman
Lucille Smith
Armand Palmer
Dorothy Neuschwatger
Frances Roske
Arlene Asay
Dorothy Workholder
Phillis Burkholder
Roerta Colehorn
Lucille Dreshach
Lenora Foster
Eben Frank
Mary Miller
Dorothy Oberheim
Frances Poffenberger
Maurine Roske
Lenora Weidman
Norma Welch
Chadwick Tasty
Esther Eberly
Crystal Stein
Isabelle Miller
Gladys
Lucille
Neva Hartman
Helen Sollenberger
Evelyn Schreiner
Orphebeile Dingman
Mildred Linker
Mildred Straub
Earth Newcomer
Arletta Hartman
Ive Eickert
Beth Markay
Velda Harter
Bethel Schreiner
Margaret Shibley
Rosa Traum
Grain News Shows Wheat Boom Amid Weather Woes
The report notes Canadian crops suffer from bad weather while other grains rise and fall with wheat. It highlights the farmer’s gains from soaring grain prices, with 70.9 million bushels of wheat on farms. An American writer cites optimism as graduates enter a cautious market, praising educated readers and Robert M. Hutchins on modern education.
Rockford Legion Meet draws 75 000 war veterans
Recollections of wartimes return as Camp Grant days are revived for a massive American Legion convention to be held Aug 26 28 in Rockford. Thousands of veterans from Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Indiana and beyond will attend with 700 posts represented and events including parades drum and bugle corps contests trap shooting golf water sports and motor boat races along Rock River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geant
Rockford
Ealy
Finais Department of the American Legion
Hiinois Department
Legion
Middle West
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indiana
Rochiore
129Th Infantry
2Rd
Rock River
Chicago
Camp Grant
Soil erosion halts play. diamond near completion
The project continues on the playground ball diamond with games planned as soon as finished. Boys are eager for outside competition and have scheduled matches with Chadwick on Thursday, Mt. Carroll Friday, and Daggets Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick
Mt. Carroll
New Law Reforms Court Terms Across State Trails
The general assembly enacted changes to speed civil and criminal court actions effective January 1, 1934. The code eliminates delays by setting day certain continuances, reduces jury trials in some actions, and requires early jury demand. Lawyers study the provisions as they prepare to implement the reform nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Entiras
Plans to re insure Illinois Life policies in Des Moines firm
Federal court endorses plans by the Central Life Assurance Society to re insure 75000 policies from Illinois Life Insurance Company. The Town Mutual would pay total claims on a 30 month schedule, with policy loans held in moratorium until 1938 and premiums since Minos Life receivership used as loan basis. Illinois Life assets to be liquidated by 1947 under this scheme. Dearest will you marry me John I cant marry you but I shall always respect your good fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imm
Amd Mays
Sqnachboemer
Jake Prins
New Mexico
Albert
Milledgeville
Chicwago
Lloyd
Atlantic and Pacific
Roy Queckboerner
Chyad-wick
Williiam Handel
George Manning
Davenport
Queckboerner
Chadwick
S. Harter
Handel
Stem
Henry Riehl
Tie
Miller
Hoover
ol‘Gee
Central Life Assurance Society of
Minos Life
Town Mutual Society
Illinis Life
Illinois Life
John
Illinois Chosen for Farm Mortgage Refinancing Plan
Illinois secures second state role in refinancing mortgages held by closed and restricted banks under the federal land bank system. A Springfield branch opens as in Wisconsin, with additional land appraisers sent to the state to ease farmer debt and restore financing. Henry Morgenthau Jr. cites aims to relieve agricultural distress, improve buying power, and lift farmers toward parity while enabling debtors to reduce principal and stabilize payments. William Bain reports billions in farm mortgages tied to closed banks and notes convertible to mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Federal Land Bank
Springfield
Wisconsin
Farm Credit Administration
William Bain
Bankime
Liinow
Washington
Chicago
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Mt Carroll Herd Ties For Third In June Dairy Records
The Ben Williamson herd of 12 Holsteins tied for third with C. D. Matenich of Sterling in Whiteside Carroll Dairy Herd Improvement association. The association average was 739 pounds of milk and 27.7 pounds of fat with 433 cows rested and 4 percent dry. Charles F. Reed of Galt led with 1158 pounds of milk and 66.1 pounds of fat from 22 cows. Frank Reitzelp s herd was second with 768 pounds milk and 35.3 fat. Fifth went to S. M. Howe and Son of Sterling with 994 pounds and 34.5 fat per cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Williamson
C. D. Matenich
Sterling
Whiteside-Carroll Dairy Heard Improvement Association
Whiteside-Carroll Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Charles F. Reed
Galt
Association
Frank ReitzePs
S. M. Howe and Son of
Cheese Day Plans Spark Wide Community Event
The Cheese Day League outlines a large Aug. 11 gathering with an invitational playground journey athletic show and events for women and children. Arthur Deets chairs the lunch committee preparing Chadwick cheese sandwiches coffee and milk for thousands while multiple committees organize concessions programs sports street lighting and parade activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Deets
Chadwick
Chadwick J
Miller
I KE. Zugschwerdt
William Quest
A. G. Miller
R. J. Hartman
Walter Kahler
C. R. Demmon
E. R. Mest
Ben Stadel
Lee Fingre
Kenneth Senneff
Harry Carbaugh
R. C. Dial
George Daehler
Charles Harvis
Oscar Daehler
Denton Naniga
L. B. _ spencer
Judge Grove to Rule in Freeport Case Today
Judge O M Grove will decide the Freeport securities case involving three Chicago men charged under Illinois securities law. The trial was moved from Judge Laughlin’s court, with the Carroll County judge presiding today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Grove
Freeport
O. M. Grove
Freeport Court
Mr. Grove
Carroll County
E. E. Laughlin
Chicago
Deaths Births Melon Day Continued Page One
A long obituary and birth notice section lists Thomas McGall 84 of Savanna May 1X interred Oak Hall. Johanna Carlson 88 born in Sweden interred Bluff City. Elizabeth Howe 89 born Philadelphia interred Savanna. Ed Dulivel Lanark. John Skinner 37 near Savanna interred Perry. Jo Anne Emery infant in Salem township interred Lanark. Thomas Slowberg 89 Savanna born Denmark interred Savanna. numerous birth notices from Highland Park Savanna to Chadwick and beyond. Also details on a proposed melon market plan with grower obligations, pricing, grading, and transportation to improve revenue, inviting growers to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGall
Savanna
Avon
Til
Oak Hall
Johanna Christine Carlson
Sweden
Bluff City
Elgin
Elizmabeth Jane Howe
Philadelphia
Ed FE. Dulivel
Lanark
Bershire
Denmark
Savannna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ehel Bork
Spectator
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Rockford Legion Meet
Northernery
Carroll
Illinois Life Company
Sele
All Good
Charman
Willian Mest
C. FB. Schreiner
Joy Qieckboerner
F. W. Zugschwerdt
Louis Zugechwerdt
Bert Robinson
Elmer Zugschwerdt
L. M. Strauch
van Morris
W. E. Bailay
A. D. Martin
John Geisz
5. S. Hartering
Earl Mclintyre
John Humbert
Carl Zugschwerdh
Elmer Weber
BE. ¢. Ortel
Herlan Handel
J. A. Frank
Dan Harris
C. C. Miller
Robbeman Bros
Prophetstown
William Byles
Highland Park
Hilda May Zamba
F. A. Zarmba
Beverly Lucille Stricker
G. L. Stricker
Leroy Allen
G. A. Smith
ML. Carroll
Duane Lee Parker
E. E. Parker
Shannon
Fay Potter
L. R. Potter
Loretta Mae Randecker
Theo. Randecker
Carrell
Julius Joseph Chikanankas
J. J. Chikanalas
Proving Grounds
James Stanley Sartwell
Sartwell
Carl Alien Orts
Carl Orta
Virgil Boyd Handel
Boyd W. Handel
Glenn Smith
Esther Neema Isenhart
Oscar Isenhart
Kenneth Schneider
Robert E. Plock
E. F. Plock
Keith LeRoy Keane
George Yenné
Wallace William Wagner
Glenn H. Wagner
Wanda
Mhomson
Vndon
Thaiayon
Melon Association
Thomson State Bank
Windes
Delver
Mage
Cat
Paul Ab
Tlelp
Thorton
Court House News
Court House
ALL County News
Thomson Review
National News
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