Thomson Review and Village Echo Publication Details
The snippet lists publication facts for Thomson Illinois papers including The Thomson Review 68th Year The Village Echo 1976 and historic titles with editors publishers and staff such as J G Stage and H G Stagg. It notes second class matter status under the 1879 act, weekly Thursday publication and a year price of $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Village Echo
Thomeon Broadax
Thomson Review
Thomson
Illinois
Carroll County Birthdays List by Date
Local birthday calendar for Carroll County from Friday June 11 to Thursday June 17 lists residents by name and town including Thomson Lanark Milledgeville Chadwick Mount Carroll Rockford Seaton Cloquet and Ottawa. Names include Mrs Chas Jenkins William Lartz Virginia Peters Milton Kuhleman Mason Coleman and many others across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Jenkins
Thomson
William Lartz
Virginia Peters
Lanark
Milton Kuhleman
Mason Coleman
Carroll
Fenton Haugh
Milledgeville
T. Keller
Chadwick
Mildred Mohrmann
DeKalb
Harold B. Hartman
Mr. Carroll
Fred Nipe Thomson
Vada Graham
Albany
Orville Allen
Willard Peters
Albert Fisher
Fulton
Henry Sour
Deanna Gilson
W. M. Miles
Henry Livengood
Elia Warchime
John Doty
Sterling
Rollin Sheridan
Rockford
Allen Lee Smith
Dorothe Lewis
Donald Robison
Sadie K. Dunshee
Mt. Carroll
Clarence van Burkirk
Mt. Ca
Marie Ler
Wallace Geisz
A. S. Army
W. M. Handel
Betty Mildred Gengenbach
Mt Carroll
N. G. Chipman
Ottawa
Ray Rupple
Roy Atherton
Floyd Hyde
Seaton
Arnold Roberts
Noel Hawkins
G. B. Teets
Wallace Stern
Jimmie Imel
Ned Geldmacher
Darlene Dee Ritenour
Mt. Carrol
Etta Sweitzer
Gordon Mullin
Cora Zuck
Ida Lindsay
Board of Supervisors to meet in Mt Carroll Illinois
The Board of Supervisors of Carroll County Illinois will hold a regular session at the courthouse in Mt Carroll on Monday June 14 1943 at 10 am All claims must be filed with the clerk by Friday June 11 1943 W R Watson Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors of
Carroll County
Ilinoi
Court House
Mt Carroll
Ilinois
Pray as you go is urged in Christian Science Monitor
A reader misreads a column heading and reflects on pay as you go. The piece argues for daily prayer and continual right thinking, citing Mary Baker Eddy and the Bible to urge constant spiritual discipline and mental accounting without debt. It stresses praying without ceasing as a practical habit for steadiness and protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Monitor
Notice of Ninth Installment Drainage Assessment
Drainage notice to Savanna and York Drainage District landowners in Carroll County Illinois. Ninth installment of the Sixth Assessment due May 20, 1943, payable to Treasurer Roy Houghton in Thomson. If unpaid by March 10, 1944, delinquent tracts will be sold to cover the assessment and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanna and
York
Carroll
State of
Illinois
Thomson
Roy Houghton
Notice of Sale of Bristol School Property in Carroll County
Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday June 23 1943 at two o clock in the afternoon the Trustees of Schools of Township Twenty Three Ranges 3 and 4 Carroll County Illinois will sell at public sale the Bristol School site a half acre more or less with buildings and improvements appurtenant located at the southwest corner of section 22 township 23 north range 4 east. Cash in hand. Dated May 14 1943. N D French Otto Switzer Raymond Carroll Trustees of Schools of Township 23 Ranges 3 and 4 18t 6-10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees of Schools of
Township Twenty- Three
Carroll
Illinois
Bristol School
Section Twenty-Two
Township Twenty-Three
A. D
N. D. French
Otto Switzer
Raymond Carroll
Trustees of Schools
Township 23
Retiring organist T T Noble to end long St Thomas tenure
Ir Tertius Noble, longtime organist at St Thomas Episcopal Church New York for thirty years, retires at 76 but will continue composing church music. A Bath England native he studied at Royal College of Music and served as organist at Ely Cathedral and York Minster before shaping St Thomas choirs and choir school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. T. Tertius Noble
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
New York
Bath
Eng
Noble
America
Colchester
Royal College of Music
London
Ely
York
St. Thomas Church
American Guild of Organists
The
Hymn Society of America
Christian churches raise funds for relief in Europe and Asia
The Protestant churches in the United States reported last year total giving of 862 dollars to aid causes in occupied France, Asia, and Europe. Dr. Moss warns the need may reach 1 545 000 dollars this year as missions, refugees, and welfare efforts continue. Chiang Kai shek pleads for missionary support and church cooperation with government and social agencies worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Africa
India
Netherlands
China
Moss
Chiang Kaishek
Poultry Prices and Rationing Debate Amuses and Angers
An article argues that price ceilings on poultry and eggs fail to curb costs, citing black market trading in New York and impossible enforcement. It suggests abandoning rationing and letting supply and demand, taxed to dampen excess purchasing power, set prices. The piece ends with a fable about a boy and his pig illustrating delayed gratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
14Th Street
New York
Busine
OPA
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Joe Saunde
J. G
H. G. Stagg
Kenneth Whitney
Thomson, Ilinois
Marvin Wenzel
Elsie Cram
Ruth Isabelle Goldthorpe
Nolan Zugschwerdt
Maquoketa
W. R. Watson
Johnson
Artcraft
Morrison, Ill
W. L. Derrer
Mt. Carroll Black
W.w.reid
Mary Reed
Chandag Heights
Himalaya
Lowell
Ohio
Pioneer Rock
Bravid W. Harris
Norfolk
Henry St. George Tucker
Dometic Missions
A. KE. F
Virginia
Christ Church, Norfolk
St. Augustine's College
Bishop Payne Divinity School
Leslie B. Moss
Federal Council of Churches
Easia
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Riverside Church
Japan
Germany
Italy
God
Mussolini
Atlll
Barrett’s Market
Fulton, Ii
Greison
Agency
Greison Bldg
Savanna
Arad
Father
Rayon
Marth Bros
Home Appliance CO
Fulton, III
Ed Dauphin
Mount Carroll
Route
Rumsley
Birchell
Jacob Getz
Earl Holy
Treas
Glenn Teeter
Laddie
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