Court House ruling on burial place protection in county
Attorney General Ostar W. Carlstrom approved a constitutional provision mandating county prepayment for cemetery plats and filing with the county clerk for veterans graves. Costs are borne by the county and blueprints are provided free to veterans' organizations on request. Marriage license issued to Vernon J. Philpot and Iva Irene Zestron in Markesan by County Clerk Walter Watson.
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Prate Ng
Ostar W. Carlstrom
al A. Melin
Henry County
Henry County Board of
Carlstigm
Vernon JE. Philpot
Stukton
Iva Irene Zestron
Markesan
Walter Watson
More Boys Than Girls Born in Carroll County Feb 28 to Mar 20
County clerk records show seven girls and five boys born in Carroll County from Feb 28 to Mar 18. Names and birth dates for Savanna and Mt Carroll residents are listed, with one unnamed thirteenth child. Seven births occurred in Savanna, four in Mt Carroll, others in two towns.
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Carroll County
Glerk Watson
Wilma Pearl Foltz
Clyde Foltz
Hanrover
Amna Madelyn Baliss
John D. Ballas
Savanna
Mary Anna Brick
Edmund Brick
James Stanley Henderson
Stanley Henders
Geraldine Erelyn Smith
Floyd Smith
Robert Leon MeGhson
Leon Metlynn
Jeanne Lillian Weltz
Francis Welty
John Leroy Mayberr
Ernie Mayberedgeville
Allen Albert Sword
Earl Sword
Mt Carroll
Don Schreiner
Glen Schreiner
Mt. Carroll
Dorothy Maxne Remrey
Toby Remrey
Charlotte Elaine Neuschwange
Charles Neuschwanger
Donald McGinnis
Mul
Prize ed uc educational trips for 4-H club winners
National Committee on Boy and Girls club work of Chicago offers one or more educational trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. The Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad funds the trip to encourage club members to excel in projects. About 1200 boys and girls are expected at the event with programs of meetings banquets and sightseers. County 4-H members enrolled and conducting a project are eligible except those who have been delegates. Further details from local leaders or county agents.
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National Committee On Boy and Girls Club Work
Chicago
Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Pany
Ea Positon
Champons
Jokes! Breath of Fresh Air Provokes Panic
A light street exchange ends in a humorous mishap as a young man empties his pockets during church collection and confesses he has no money after changing pants. His girlfriend joins in the gag, saying she is in the same predicament.
Unpaid Taxes Face New Penalty Schedule
County treasurer Surtin announces a new penalty for unpaid taxes with a 2 percent added after August 1 for real estate fees and ongoing penalties for personal property. By July, a large share of the 1941 tax levy remains unpaid as collections rise slowly after initial penalties.
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Maier Piensa
Treasuner
Nea
Ganoll County
Itha
Carroll County Indeetos to Face Fulton at Cook's Field
Carroll County Independents clash with Fulton at Cook's Field Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Fulton holds one win over Carroll and plans to repeat. Leavens or Raho will handle receiving duties for the Indeents in the matchup.
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Carroll County Indees
Fulton
Cook's Field
Ceroll County Independents
Carroll, Boys
Ose
Illinois State Capitol News Recap May Meetings
The thirty third annual meeting of the Chnois State Historical society convened in Springfield May 12 and 13. A Republican recessed state convention is set for May 27 at the state arsenal at 10 a.m. The eighty second annual meeting of the Sinvis State Medical society ran May 17 to 19 in Springfield, with the Woman's auxiliary also meeting. Governor Emmerson accepted Chicago’s invitation to review Memorial Day in that city, where Civil War veterans will ride in automobiles for the first time. A local report discusses John Squires Co. plans for beautification in Savanna and corrections to rumors about prices for hogs, boars, and stags. Details cover livestock values, freight deductions, and farmer pricing considerations. Also noted are anticipated tax receipts, franchise taxes, and retirement of soldiers’ compensation bonds. Additional items mention pike fry hatchings, game-fish releases, public health forecasts, and a study of whether Illinois telephone surcharges should continue. The Illinois State Fair and national exhibits are set for August 20–27 with major livestock shows listed. A new George Washington quarter dollar is mentioned for imminent issue.
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Louis L. Emmerson
Chicago
Amd
Ofeten
Ryvon
Gueaane
Royal Smith
Phyto
Lobberton Iguse
Ano
Aly Shinder
Fair Haven
Charles Sitch Legant
Jusk
York
Sevion
Will Miller
Geo. Fredland
Batavid
Henry Stoner
Merseuml
Victor Hines
Mt Carroll
Rudolph Stolm
Velma Sack
Dorothy Slick
Argo
George Schmaling
Ruth Melendy
Geo. Schmaling
Bessie Kenyon
Jenne Cooper
Clinton
James Libberton
Farm Bureau Extends Victory With 4 to 1 Score
Farm Bureau clinches second straight win by defeating opponents 4 to 1. The report mentions Treasury feature plans, fair premiums projected at 218 578 dollars, and preparations aimed before June 1. It notes about 11 000 miners area-wide under separate owner agreements and widespread tentative labor deals as wage scales expire March 31.
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Hhinom State
Park Ciety
Doleed
United States
Springfield
Nng
No Farm Bureau Game For Coming Saturday
Carrol county draws at open date Saturday June 4 in the Farm Bureau league. Reports on players, community events, church services and school activities follow, with residents attending a commencement play and local gatherings noted.
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Farm Bureau
Carrol! County
Farm Bureau League
Vanager Ware
Youth gathering highlights aims and talks at church event
The article covers a church youth conference led by Dr Barrett of Northwestern University and Miss Tower of the Christian Work at the church. It notes sermons on how youths learn Christ like living, aims for teachers to instill moral and spiritual values, and reports 150 attendees with sessions on Workers With Youth and church membership.
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Dr. Barrett
Northweene University of
Evanston
Ond O'Ogk
Miss Tower Ih
Argo Fa and County Women Plan Penie and Meeting
Officers of the women’s division of the Carroll County Y’s Institute met at the First Bureau on May 23 to plan the county club penie set for June 21 at Paint Keck Park Mt Carroll. Each club to bring tea sugar and other supplies while members supply a one minute program.
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Ys’ Institute
Caroll County
Penie
Keck Park
Mt. Carroll
Albert Waiters
Chicago
Arye
Mtta Moore
Hanover
MD Foltz
Henry Warfield
Argo
Ide Farmers Club
Mt. Carroll and
Chadwick
Ideal
Grove
Car
Jand
George Bittner
Della Williams
Port Byron
Elva Griffith
James Mummert
Riverview
Half the World Kisses Celebrated in Greeting Customs
A Collier's Magazine note describes how half the world uses kissing as a salutation while the other half favors nose rubbing embraces patting and friendly gestures highlighting cultural greeting customs.
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Collier's Magazine
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