Property Owners Listed Near Chadwick Thomson Mt Carroll Lanark
A notice lists residents along rural routes including H. C. Stein near Chadwick Route 88 one mile east George Weatherwax near Thomson Route 171 one and a quarter miles east Ward Weidman near Mt. Carroll Route 52 two and a quarter miles west Louis Decker near Thomson Route 8 south of Savanna Mrs Oliver Heister near Mt. Carroll one half mile southeast Joseph Plock near Mt. Carroll Route B8 one and a half miles from Mt. Carroll and Mrs James P Sarber near Lanark Route 1 ten miles southeast of Lanark
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Stein
Chadwick
George Weatherwax
Thomson
Ward Weidman
Mt. Carroll
Louis Decker
Savanna
Oliver Heister
Joseph Plock
James P. Sarber
Lanark
County Deaths and Obits from Lanark Area
Death notices from Lanark area include Mrs Geo Puterbaugh who died at home after a stroke at 7 50 pm on June 9 survived by husband twin daughters Mia and Nellie Bechiold Grace at home a grandson and Jesse Myers of Lanark. funeral at Cherry Grove church. Julia Ranslow 87 died in Mt Carroll burial at Lower York. survivors include two daughters, a son, and a son Donald of Clinton. George L Asay 14 died at home Mt Carroll. services at 2 pm. Interment Oak Hill cemetery. survived by parents and three sisters. An article notes an estimate that 17 000 pounds of steel are used per person in the U S.
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Geo, Puterbaugh
Lanark
George Puterbaugh
Hussand
Mia
Nellie Bechiold
Oregon
Pearl Puterbaugh
Grace
Jesse Myers
Cherry Grove
Julia Ranslow
Carroll
Mt. Carroll
York Community Church
Thomson
Lower York
Ranslow
Fulton
Henry Breitsenton
Dubuque
Pearl Solters
Kansas City
Donald
Clinton
Geo. L. Asay
Carroll George L. Asay
George W. Asay
R. H. Leitner
Oak Hill Cemetery
Dorothy Bennett
Rock Falls
Frances
Lucille
Horse Kicks Argo Boy. Several Local Encounters Reported
A horse owned by Paul Smith kicked a boy near the Raymond Carroll store, leaving him unconscious and injured. Doctor Weight attended and splints were applied. Other brief notes mention community memories, sports talk, and various residents’ weekend visits.
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George
Whior Bittne
Paul Smith
Smith
Raymond Carroll
Billy Yates
George Lehmaling
Iowa
Joe Blair
Harmon Stakemiller
Morrison
Gleason
Esther Schmaling
Wheaton
Cecil Mitchell
Low Moor
Harold Tomman
Tom
Dizzy
Dean
Diz
Daggett
Strautz
Dittsworth
John Sack
Paul Guinther
Phillip Berkenstock
Gallant gesture on streetcar and sugar consumption rise
A large colored woman boards a south side street car and an elderly man offers his seat with a bow and hat. She declines politely. In the United States per capita sugar consumption climbs from eight pounds in 1821 to 95.6 pounds by 1933.
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United States
Red and White Ice Cream Mold Recipe Card
Mash one quart ripe strawberries with two cups sugar and a half cup lemon juice. Let sit an hour then stir in one pint cold water. Fill freezing container not over half full and surround with crushed ice and rock salt. Chill until firm then fill hollow with whipped cream and confectioners sugar. Slice and serve with patriotic cookies shaped from white dough with strawberry edge.
Scout Camp Dedications Set For Sunday June 26
Two dedications will be held at Canyon Camp the Lisacre permanent Boy Scout camp. A headquarters building funded by Mrs. Minnie B. Rawleigh honors her son Wilbur T. Rawleigh and a formal camp entrance memorializes Scout Dick Stukenberg of Freeport Troop No. 1. Families are invited to picnic on the grounds with gravel routes well marked from multiple approaches.
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Sunda
Canyon Camp
Lisacre
Minie B. Rawleigh
Wilbur T. Rawleigh
Dick” Stukenberg
Freeport
Schopville
Apple River
Scales Mound
Woodbine
Navy Recruiter Scheduling Savanna Visit
A Rock Island office naval recruiter will be in Savanna Illinois on June 25 1938 from 9 A M to 3 P M to interview and examine young men interested in a naval career. Call for information.
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Navy
Savanna
Rock Island
U.S. Navy
Illinois
C. Dybedock
Early North American Indians and plant foods cited
Collier's Weekly notes Indians used over 1110 plant varieties for food with the lily family contributing 90 kinds including eighteen onion species. A playful exchange about age secrecy follows, concluding that a secret kept for 20 years may endure. Guinea hen eggs and turkey eggs are discussed with timing under exact conditions.
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Collier's Weekly
Reports Approved Cont'd from Page 1 Section
A dense list of local election officials including judges and clerks across multiple precincts such as Emery Oscar Tallman Cherry Grove and Rock Creek No 1 No 2 Salem Mt Carroll Savanna Wyson Elkhorn Grove and Elkhorn Grove. Names span parties with many D and R designations and clerks listed per precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Flickinger
Elmer Rahn
Grace Myers
LaVerne Lindsay
Helen Lotz
Vera Rahn
R. Salem
Charles Kingery
Harve Queckbierner
Conrad Heinze
John Richter
A Wayne Deets
Henry Ginther
Edward Vock
Harve Good
Jessie Yocom
William Oncken
Harold McCleary
Our Faith in Human Nature Says Polite Deception Grows
The quip from Hi Ho, Chinatown sage, questions faith in human nature and the idea that customary politeness masks deception, suggesting that society increasingly suspects insincerity in everyday interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Milledgeville Resident Dies by Suicide At Lutheran Church
The Rev. Mr. Kammeyer officiated at the burial in Lanark cemetery after the Milledgeville man born May 26 1890 in Whiteside County ended his life in thepole Lutheran church. He married Mary Dambman November 26 1913 and is survived by his wife mother and siblings including John Bogott Milledgeville village board president Loretta Bogott Chicago Ethel Bogott and Mrs Harry Cheeseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole Lutheran Church
Kammeyer
Lanark
Mr. Bogott
Whiteside County
Christ Bogott
Mary Dambman
Milledgeville
Mary Bogott
John
Loretta Bogott
Chicago
Ethel Bogott
Harry Cheeseman
Chicago Officers Seek Man Held for Jail Term
H. Lyman Johns, arrested here last week for failing to pay a night’s lodging at Milledgeville, was turned over to Chicago authorities Tuesday. Chicago was among many communities seeking Johns on various charges, while California officers, expected last week, did not come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lyman Johns
Milledgeville
Chicago
Johns
California
Carroll Man Held To Grand Jury For Larceny
John Walter Edmonds 27 of Mt Carroll is jailed awaiting the next grand jury session on larceny charges. Bond set at 1000 dollars. He allegedly took two hogs from a load of 17 for a Carroll county farmer, sold the hogs under a fictitious name, and cashed a check for the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walter Edmonds
Mt. Carroll
Edmonds
Chicago
Carroll County
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