Minister speaks on The Holiness of Jesus at Sunday services
Rain reduced attendance for evening services but events continued. Youth monthly social set for July 28 at 7 p m at Fred Miler's home. Classes taught by Sears Green Herbert St Ores and Langston invite members’ families for a good time. Prayer meeting planned July 29 focusing on Hebrews 8 and 9. T N T met at Mrs W A Adams home with many present. Sunday school at 10:00 and church at 7:45 under Rev Stump of Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiness of
Jesus
Fred Miler
Sears
Green
Herbert St. Ores
Langston
Stump
Sterling
Isdies Ald Baptist Church Hosts Day Meeting and Youth Event
The Isdies Ald Baptist Church will hold an all day meeting in the church basement on Wednesday. This evening the Young Peoples class will entertain youths from the Christian and Methodist churches, reflecting a shared community program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isdies Ald
Young Peoples
Thehristian
Methodist Sunday School and Church Service Timings
The Methodist program lists a Sunday school at 10 30 and a church service at 9 20 The Indien aid did not meet this week The Timers chisa are being entertained this evening by the Young Peoples class of the Baptist church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indien’ Aid
Chisa
Young Peoples
Boptlut Church
Chadwick Cubs Defeat Thomson Juniors 9 to 4
Chadwick Cubs overwhelmed Thomson Mississippi Valley Juniors 9 to 4 on the Meion Ter cers diamond. Pitcher Tommy Shultz struck out nineteen in his Chadwick debut while contributing on offense as the winners built a late lead. Thomson’s miscues and errors opened the door for Chadwick in the fifth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Mississippi Valley
Chadwick Cubs
Meion Tercers
Tommy Shultz
Chadwick
Thomson Pang
Melon Billy Dotygot & Ho
Lewis
Shultz
Holland
Strauch
Gerson
Brown
Tang
Geisz
Eisfeller
Claahe
Sepond
E Chadwick
Brrory
H. Geison
Riteno
Thomson merchants fund Melon Day expenses pledge
Local Thomson business leaders pledge funds to cover band, melons, sports and general Melon Day costs. Donations total a starter amount toward a $150 goal, with signers from Thomson and nearby towns amid ribbing about a deficit and continued solicitation. Also notes Carroll county carriers wives group meeting at Mrs. Rahn's in Lanark with officers elected and convention plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Shee Ely Cochran
J. Y. Stickell
Ed McGinty
Miles Newell
Dr. Podotney
Hartman
Foster L. A
Genevieve Chipman
Daniel Barney
H. 'A. Cate
Thomson State D. French
D. French
K. B. Carpenter
Sheridan
Joss
Carroll County
Harry Rahn
Lanark
King
Savanna
Bertha Grim
Chadwick
Myra
Harney Shand
Cate
Streator
New Law Splits Tax Payments Into June and December
A new Rohrer bill signed by Governor Emmerson makes real estate taxes due twice yearly on June 1 and December 1, with penalties for late payments. Personal taxes also due December 1 with a first-time May 1 penalty. Tax sales move to September and bills go out by December 1 for the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Emmerson
Extended California trip returns home with updates
Lena Carpenter and Lynny Mora Wan returned Wednesday from a motor trip through the western states. Mrs Smodene of San Francisco visits for a week or ten days at the Carpenter home. Joe Sikkema and family from Fulton and Jake Wilkins of Milan called at the Garrett Bolhous home Tuesday evening. Thelma Schick reports to her parents from travels through Alabama Georgia and Florida enjoying cooler weather and plans to return late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Carpenter
Lynny Morawan
Joe Sikkema
Fulton
Thelma Schick
Louis Schick
Alabama
Georgis
Florida
Turney Family Reunion Held at Waterworks Park Mori son
The Turney descendants gathered Sunday at Waterworks park in Morrison for a picnic style reunion with 81 attendees. Many relatives from Morrison Lyndon Marshalltown Rock Island Sterling Fenton Erie and Chicago attended, with several out-of-town visitors and numerous regrets conveyed. The group voted to make the event an annual affair with next year’s reunion set for the second Sunday in July at the same park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Turney
Waterworks Park
Morison
Clinton Wilt
Paul
Ed Turney
Thomson
Glen Wilt
Tee
Detroit
Micky
Chas Turney
Leola
C. Beardslee
Harold and
Geo
Clinton
Ralph
Sterling
Cecil Wolf
Donald
Rock Fails
Murray Hardy
Betty
Lyman Turney
Forrest
Walter Settles
Verna Belle
Richard
Lyndon
Randolph Besse
Joe
Dickie
Erie
Ray Ewers
Rachel
Dan Forth
Arlene
Howard Hawk
Lyle
James
Fenton
Tlenry Conrady
Wilber
Wayne
Charles
Winnie
Wm. Beswick
Robert
Herbert
Henry Cobb
Morrison
Phoebe Eads
Lona Murphy
C. Person
Toulon
Helen Wood
Hervey Iowland
Los Angeles
B. F. Echelbarger
Osakis, Minn
C. &. Baker
Chicago
Harvey Myers
Miami Springs
Fla
Hamilton Torney
Grinnel
Drona
Vicinity
J. L. Parney
Burnside
Conn
Local Visit Notes and Community Events Impacts
Argo F A Delia and Charles Nipe visit Savanna to see Mrs Allie Mills returning from hospital. Dorothy Slick of Mt Carroll visits Vivian Sack. trip to Mt Morris with friends. Rolland Michell recovering from wartridge wound. Mr and Mrs James Greet and grandson attend free mie show at Chadwick. Funeral held for Ernest Miller’s little daughter at Lothian church. burial at Chadwick cemetery. Mrs Charles Dreshach speaks at Ladies Home Economic club. Mrs Floyd Kness improving at Mercy hospital. Mrs Hattee Kneale hosts Chicago visitors. County 4-H girls meeting set at Mt Carroll with achievement day program and exhibition of club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia
Charles Nipe
Savanna
Allie Mills
Dorothy Slick
Mt. Carroll
Vivian Sack
Mt. Morris
Rolland Michell
James Greet
Chadwick
Ernest Miller
Lothian Church
Charles Dreshach
Ladies Home Economic Club
Floyd Kness
Mercy
Hattee Kneale
Chicago
Ideal Club Holds Fine Meet Ing Evening
The Ideal Farmer's club met at the ideat church for a festive evening. George Bulmer of Morrison gave a vivid World War I aviation memoir as an ace in the Canadian army. A Morrison quartet entertained and refreshments followed. The August committee includes Louie Daeh Jer Botish Bowers and five Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Club
Ideal Farmer's Club
Ideat Church
Mies Lovint Dahler
Wilk
George Bulmer
Morrison
Louie Daeh Jer
Education demands breadth not reductions in high schools
A July 2 review argues against cutting subjects or staff to save costs. It asserts $18,000 yearly per graduate yields long-term citizenship value, and stresses diverse, correlated curricula, smaller class sizes, and highly trained teachers. It calls for broader standards and better hires to meet modern needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jz Vhe
Thoursen
Hinds
Real e Helvey Stock Company at Mt Carroll Weekend
The Neale Helvey Stock Company, known locally, performs in Mt Carroll from Thursday through Sunday night with a cast of thirty-five and a 1500-seat tent. The opening play is the entertaining comedy drama The Man from the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neale Helvey
Cooperative Farmers Edge Private Firms In Market Fight
The Thomson Shipping association promotes a farmer owned cooperative buy sell model. It highlights lower costs via small overheads, equal market access, and public feed price quotes. A Burlington railroad office retrofit near yards serves as a potential new association office. Hog price forecasts suggest nine dollar hogs pre spring market. Recent shipments list multiple hogs calves and livestock consigned to James Eastman & Co. in Chicago. The article also notes visit by Mr and Mrs Ed Coleman and a Westward trip through Mayo Clinic area and Black Hills with return planned early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson Shipping Association
Teh Uw
Burlington Road
Shipping Association
Ben Dykstra
Abe Prinse
Bert Johnson
Pete Dyke
Linya Smith
John Shoemaker
Lloyd Smith
Joe Kauffman
John Kramer
S. R. Vanderwort
Hiram Green
Edison Holland
T. H. Kustes
James Eastman & Co
Chicago
Mgr
Snd
Ed Coleman
Rockford
Thomson
Sarah Millard
Rochester
Minn
West
Spring Valley Hosts N G Club and Local Visitors
Mrs Clare Wray will host the N G club on Thursday afternoon July 30 in Spring Valley. Samuel Patterson tests a valuable horse after it overheated on a grain binder last Friday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Aden of Fulton visited Mr and Mrs A K McCullagh on Sunday afternoon. Katherine and Joseph Taephart and relatives visit Chicago area uncle and aunt Francia Hoot. Miss Gertrude Bulkemb Abta Mary Minnie Bielema return Monday from Holland Michigan. Renimera family and Calvin return to Chicago after two weeks with Minnesota Morrison relatives. Threshing machine hums from dawn to dusk. Teacher asks about quart conversions and Brigne Boy answers pint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Wray
N. G. Club
Samuel Patterson
Joseph Aden
Fulton
A. K. McCulagh
Katherine
Joseph Taephart
Chicago
Francia
Gertrude Bulkemb
Mary
Minnie Bielema
Holland
Michigan
Renimera
Calvin
Minnesota
Morrison
Brigne
Melon Day plans discussed at York club meeting
At the York club July meeting Rev Langdoc urged public Melon Day discussion. A Saturday 7 30 pm meeting at Witt Hotel lawn will decide whether to sponsor Melon Day and how much money merchants are willing to contribute. The club plans to seek public input and may drop admission to boost turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt Hotel Lawn
York Club
Witt Hotel
Lim
Han
Joca Pablle
York Township
Hotel Lawn
York
Wilt Hotel
Langdoe
Wilt
Alway
Thorson
Charles Grobaring
Ine Thomson Blues Face Busy Mississippi Valley Schedule
The Ine Thomson Blues, facing a heavy slate, beat Erie one game and collected wins over Galena Cubs Mt. Carroll St. Joseph Savanna Lyons Cubs and Jane for seven total. They suffered losses to Hanover Moline Freeport Chadwick leading the league with five losses. Upcoming games include Oregon Moy Tuesday Freeport Hanover and two with Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Thomson Blues
Moline
Freeport
Reading
Uni
Erie
Galena Cubs
Mt. Carroll
St. Josephs
Savanna
Jane
Lyons Cubs
Hannover
Chadwick
Oregon
Moy
Hanover
Dixon
Life-Savers Subscribers Renewals List
Acknowledgment of renewals from Life-Savers subscribers includes F. J. Stransky Savanna Irene Rupple Thomson Rev Clinton Herald Clinton Iowa Millie Alleman Ripon California May Collins Viola Dr Dwayne McCulogh Mr Carroll Tim McNamara Thomson Rt 1 Albert Cooper Thomson Rt 1 Henry Parsons Thomson Rt 2 Louisa Daehler Thomson Rt 2 L A Porter Thomson Re 2 Edna Shoemaker Plato Center I dlo EL M Radio Camp Kyle Melendy Savanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Stransky
Savanna Irene Rupple
Thomson
Clinton Herald
Clinton
Iowa
Millie Alleman
Ripon
California
May Collins
Viola
Dwayne McCulogh
Mr. Carroll
Tim McNamara
Albert Cooper
Thomson Rt
Eber Shepherd Re-elected County Commander at Park Meeting
Eber Shepherd was re-elected county commander of Carroll County American Legion at its annual picnic in Savanna. Officers elected include Vice Commander Robert Jones and Adjutant Alfred Wetz Jler, with a crowd of over a thousand attending until rain cut short activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Cate
Carroll County American Legion
OF Mil Park
Savanna
Eber Shepherd
Robert Jones
Lanark
Oliver Fingte
Chadwick Athletic
Herbert Cate
I Thomason County
Alfred Wetz Jler
Earl Engelking
Savah
Joseph Kolar
Ordnance Depot Service
J. B. Schreiber
James KR. Kelley
DuCard
American Legion Auxiliary
Elizabeth Cater
Lake
Shepherd
Legion
Oldest Whiteside County native passes away Monday
Mrs. L. M. Hubbard, 91, longtime Whiteside County resident and former teacher, died Monday at her daughter’s home in Erie Illinois. Born January 1840 near Jackson Town, she lived most of her life in the county, active in charities and Methodist church circles. Funeral services were held at the Hannon home with Rev. Loughlie officiating and interment at Erie Cemetery. Her brother Samuel Maxwell, also a Whiteside native, died Monday in Port Townsend Washington at the home of his son Ralph. Maxwell, a longtime county teacher, once led Alban Valley schools and later Rock Falls and Mt. Carroll districts. He leaves his wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Hubbard
Whiteside County
C. D. Harnon
Erie
Llinois
Mr. Hubbard
Jaconstown
Morrison
Ambrose Maxwell
Whiteside Emity
Maskind
Ora County
Methodist Church
Hannon
C. W. Loughlie
Erle
Samuel Maxwell
Bern
Port Atyees
Washington
Ralph
Maxwell We
Albangly
Rock Falls
Mt. Co. Toll
Ther Austin
Lyndon
Edith Sn
Harold Maxwell
Kalb
I the Weath
Poor Relief Faces Growing Strain Without County Funds
The Albany Review notes relief strained by lack of county funds and limited options for aid. It warns of rising distress as the county contemplates ongoing costs, with the 1932 levy and tax timing central to funds. The relief bill of the previous year totaled 110,801.74 dollars, up 1,293, and questions loom over who will lead and finance future aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Albany
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W. A. Adams
Mrs. Adams
Winnie Holland
Methodist
Balen
Rebecca Pratt
E. C. Pratt
Garzo
Rolem
Garden City
Long Island
Rebecca
Gill Yeapie
Ill
Tihe
Lincoln
Neb
Merciiedes Socie
Thomson's
Rural Carriers
Turney
Assoliation
Spring Valley
Langdoc Taits
H. A. Cate Ap Secreta
A. E. Sheridan
Junior Legion Baseball
Floyd Potter
Cincinnati
Ohio
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