Chadwick approves bond to fund new water well
By a vote of 136 to 2 Chadwick citizens authorize $14,000 waterworks bonds for drilling a new well and a pump house. The sale to White Phillips of Davenport at par with 2.5 percent interest proceeds after state sanitary board approval. Plans include tying new and old wells to a common system with metering and chlorination.
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Chadwick
White- Phillips Company of
Davenport
C. K. Willett
Dixon
WPB
Willett
State Sanitary Board
Chadwick Briefs Local visits and weekend gatherings
Mrs. Gladys Brand and Terry are visiting in Chadwick with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edn est. Mrs. Carmen Hall and Sharon left for Birmington Iowa after several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. William Deem and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hartman of Sterling visited the Hartman home.
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Chadwick
Gladys Brand
Terry
Ednest
Carmen Hall
Sharon
Birmington
Iowa
J. D. Martin
William Deem
Marvin Hartman
Sterling
Emil Hartman
Honor Roll of Local Service Members From York Township
The Review is compiling an honor roll of all men and women from York Township serving in the U S armed forces. Corrections additions and notices of rank advancements are welcomed. The list presented so far is given in the article.
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United States
York Township
Service Members Listed in U S Armed Forces Roll Call
A long roster of men and women from various branches including U S Army Navy Air Force Marines Coast Guard and WAVES is documented with ranks such as private corporal sergeant captain lieutenant and chief petty officer. Names include Harold Ashpole Glenn Barr Hubert A Cate and Ruth Cooper along with others across U S military services.
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Adams
Arlyne
Ensign
Andring
Seabees
Ashby
Wayne
Pfe
U. S. Army
Henry L. Ashpole
Harold Ashpole
Ashpole
Robert
Atherton
Dwight
Navy
Bonjour
Glenn
U. S. Army Air Corps
Glenn H. Barr
U. S. Navy
Bennett
Donald
Joe
Edward Babczak
Beck
Charles
Brown, Burrell
Eugene Bull
U S. Navy
Bob Bogd
Coast Guard
Earl
Cate
Hubert A
U. S. Army Air Force
M. W
Merle
Cooper
Ruth
Army Nurse Corps
Kenneth
Daniels
Paul
U. S. Marines
Everald G. Foltz
French
Norman, Jr
Faulkner
D. M. Gleason
Fay Groharing
Groharing
Fred
Dorothy Gaar
WAAC
Delbert Gaar
Gaar
John
Gordon
Ray
Hartman
Virgil Hartman
Arnold Hartman
Henry Hartman, Jr
Raymon W. Hartman
Louvell
Norman
Willard
Willis R. Holmquest
U. 8S
Bob Hebeler
Hebeler
Robert Hicks
Hans, Elmer
Hook
Bernie
George Hook
Isenhart
Jensen
Eddie
Johnson
Eugene E
Virtus B
Joe J. Jurgens
Kauffman
Harold
Kenyon
Kraft
Albert
John Kreuders
Robert Kreuder
Army
Kness
LaVere
Guy K. Libberton
Leavens
Augustus
Lewis
Lohmeier
Blaine
Kyle McGinnis
Mitchell
Rollin
Lauren
Richard S. McWorthy
McGinty
Vernon
Olson
Marvin
Harry Orrt
George Russell Penman
U. 8S. Army
Porter
Elmer Pease
Stacey Potter
Gene Potter
Robinson
Richard
Robert Rentschler
Elwin Rice
Roland Rice
U.S. Army
John Rice
Paul Rice
Rice
Lawrence
Roy
Root
Joe Root
Rawlins
Herbert L
USNR
Reader
Sack
Dan
Schroth
Roland
Stickell
Wilbur
Stagg
Gilpin
Harry Stoner
U. S. Naval Reserves
Earl Shelly
Snelly
Lyle
U S. Army
Rth
Robert M
Simpson
Burton
Siperly
Walter
U. 8
Army Air Corps
St. Ores
Leslie
Tech
Marines
Vernon Schreiner
Barnhart Clan Holds Annual Reunion at Sinissippi Park
The Barnhart reunion met Sunday at Sinissippi park in Sterling. Charles Barnhart of Milledgeville was reelected president and Mrs. Glen Hartman secretary. Attendees included numerous Barnhart relatives from Dixon Chadwick Milledgeville Po lo Chicago and nearby towns plus guests from Hayspring Neb and Dixon.
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Barnhart
Sinissippi Park
Sterling
Charles Barnhart
Milledgeville
Glen Hartman
Ralph Barnhart
Phyllis Ruth
George Barnhart
Kenneth Barnhart
Dixon
Martha Boone
Dorothy
Polo
Hanna Madison
Chicago
Charles Heffelfinger
Erin Barnhart
Fred Barnhart
Lenora
Lyle
Robert
Ray Queckboerner
Chadwick
Mary Rose
Catherine Roffers
Hayspring
Neb
Lucille Dresbach
Lanark
Gerald Bates
Serviceman
Local residents host visitors and travelers in town
Burnie Maley of Chicago visited friends here earlier this week. Mrs. George Higgins and Mrs. D. A. Hoblit of Winona Minn arrived Friday for several days with Mrs. Annette Clements. Mrs. B Northrup of Freeport spent the weekend with Mrs. Lucinda Gipe. Allen Bowles and son Gordon and daughter Marian of Port Byron spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bowles Jr. Miss Irma Cambman left for Evanston to attend Northwestern summer school. Roy Thielen and children of Sterling and Elmer Habben and children of Morrison were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burkholder, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harms and family, Margaret Hoblen of Milledgeville. Arthur Behrens mentioned. Earl Ness is recovering from hay wagon fall injuries and is under a doctor’s care.
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Arthur Bast
Rockford
George Bast
Bast
Milledgeville
Dwight Wagner
Madison
Lynn Wagner
Howard Baker
Baker
Byron
O. H. Rahn
R. O. Greig
Buffalo, N. Y
J. W. Greig
Melrose Park
J. G. Brandt
Edwin Wade
Fred Miller
Edward Mest
Downers Grove
Oak Park
David Senneff
Rock Island
Freece Senneff
Fred Daehler
Sterling Public Hospital
Schleming-Geison
Geison
Ronald
Maggie Kniss
Elmer Kniss
Freeport
Preston Downing
Kenneth Wood
Mt. Carroll
Joe Rath
Savanna
Harvey Hartman
Chrystal Hartman
George Knees
Maurice Beecer
Robert Spencer
Stephen
Frank Bowers
Polo
Jerry Spencer
Harvey Fossett
Jerry Wiebenga
Thomson
Mark Remrey
Albert Bowles
Albert Queckboerner
Wilbur Knoll
Evanston
Marvillis Provant
Miles
Northwestern University
Roy Thielen
Sterling
Elmer Habben
Morrison
Donald Burkholder
Glen Harms
Sharon
Cheryl
Margaret Hoblen
Arthur Behrens
Earl Ness
Soldier Writes Home From Jungle Front in 1944
In letters dated June 12 1944 Gail Turney and Gladys Cooper describe life in the Southwest Pacific. Turney reports hot jungle weather dangerous fauna and a May promotion to Petty Officer Third Class while praising home paper access. Cooper asks to receive the Thomson Review weekly through August and notes enjoying the job and new experiences.
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Southwest Pacific
Gail Turney
C. M
W. Shevlin
Hazel Park
Michigan
Mrs. Stagg
Thomson Review
Gladys Cooper
Lehman Swett restaurant gets fresh blue décor update
Thomson notes the Lehman Swett eatery's booths repainted light blue and a darker blue linoleum laid. Various local residents visited relatives and friends Sunday, including McGinty of Rockford, Stage and Green families, Sack and Wurster siblings, and the Backer, Smith, Neuschwanger, Tobey, Perry, and Moore households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman Swett
C. F. McGinty
Rockford
Charles McGinty
Leonard Stage
Hiram Green
Argo
H. A. Tobey
Vern Tobey
Clinton
Claire Tobey
Princeton
Hazel Sack
Alice Wurster
Freeport
Wesley Sack
Donald Smith
Fred Backer
Frank Smith
Irve Neuschwanger
Glen
Doris
Mt. Carroll
Albert Perry
Public Hearing Scheduled On 1944 School Budget
A 1944 fiscal year budget and appropriation ordinance for Carroll County Illinois School District No. 201 will be available for public inspection after 9 p.m. on June 28 1944 at Rush W Carroll home. A public hearing on the budget will be held June 31 1944 at 6 p.m. at the Y C H S building.
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Board of Education
Carroll
Illinois
Rush W. Carroll
Chas Hoggets Rush W. Carroll
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C M Sie
Walters
Edna Waves
Weatherwax
Wagner
William
S. Ife
Walter White
Williams
Alfred
James Wiebenga
U. S. Air Corps
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Henry Young, Jr
Young, Charles
Barnhart Clan
Chadwick Briefs
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Fred Smith
Maxwell House
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Thomson Briefs
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Emma Curley
Dan Sack
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Harold Tommans
Dick Atherton
Lester Vance
Goose Lake
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Mavis McLaughlin
William Jones
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