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Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1941

Page

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Senate approves aid to Britain amid Axis watchfulness

The senate passed a bill to provide additional aid to Britain despite opposition. Amendments were expected to pass the house, then reach President Roosevelt for signature. The piece notes U S support for Britain and the risk of entering war. It warns of Axis actions and calls for scrutiny of outdated laws in Delaware and beyond.

Congress Senate Britain House Roosevelt United States

Lanark Falls to Orion in Rockford Sectional

Lanark cagers lose to Orion 34 to 25 in the Rockford sectional opening game. Raisbeck leads Orion with seven baskets while Dale Keever scores 15 for Lanark. Lanark trails 17-5 at halftime but outplays the winners late. Byron falls 49 to 17 to Freeport. Dixon beats West Rockford 40 to 28.

Lanark Cagers Orion Kewanee Viola Lanark Orion Cagers Raisbeck Dale Keever Gorfey Aurand D. Keever Keever Johnson Rehn Riggs Humphries Jacobson Hamerlinck Nelson G .S. el Carlson Rockford Byron Freeport Dixon West Rockford

Freeport Woman Hurt in Head On Crash Near Shannon

Mrs. John F. Knipschild of Freeport was injured in a head on collision on Highway 72 four miles west of Shannon. She suffered a broken collarbone brain concussion scalp wounds and lacerations and was taken to a Freeport hospital. Her son Robert Knipschild of Detroit sustained three broken ribs and bruises. Ernest Frey of Shannon had an injured knee.

John F. Knipschild Freeport Shannon Highway Knipschild Robert Detroit Ernest Frey Frey

Lanark High Wins Regional Championship in Mt Carroll Tourney

Lanark led by Aurand and Keever defeated Shannon 30 to 24 to clinch the regional title at Mt Carroll. Fulton beat Mt Carroll 27 to 15 for third. Lanark had early edge over Elizabeth district winners, with Keever and Aurand each scoring four baskets. A late foul cut one Keever player, who had six baskets and a free throw. Other results include Shannon defeating Morrison 41 to 31 and Fulton downing Forreston 36 to 14. A Clinton Iowa license issued for Edward Dykema and Mildred Williams of Milledgeville.

Aurand Keeve Wotkers Lanark High School Shannon Mt. Carroll Fulton Lanark Elizabeth Keever Gordon Keever Merchant Finshing Carroll Confernee Savanna Chadwick High Fair Haven Boys George Weber Shannon High Morrison Forreston Shanon Chadwick

Doty Rites Held in Mt Carroll

Funeral services for Alfred Doty 64 native of Carroll county were held at Frank Brothers funeral home Mt Carroll. An inquest concluded Doty died of monoxide poisoning in a suspected self inflicted crisis after his body was found in his garage. He is survived by his widow two sons Glenn and Earl one daughter Mrs Jesse Parsley and two sisters.

Alfred Doty Carroll County Frank Brothers Funeral Mt. Carroll Doty Ing J. B. Schreiter Mr. Doty Glenn Earl Jesse Parsley Rochelle Harley Welch Leila Bashaw Davenport Samuel Avizina Nettleton Savanna Milwaukee Railroad Lloyd Kuntzelman Louis Nielsen Bensenville Mary Bertholi Charles Hohnadel Chadwick Charles Solt Fort Sheridan Solt CCU Mount Horeb Wis Fuller Funeral Home Harold McFarland The Christian Church Savanna Cemetery Earl Solt William George Iowa Lawrence Law Raymond Hoffman Orville Albrecht Wilma

Carroll Clergy Hold Lenten Retreat in Chadwick Church

Carroll county ministers gathered for a Lenten retreat at Hope Evangelical Church Chadwick. The Monday morning session opened at ten with preludes hymns prayers and several meditations led by Rev O H Boening Rev L M Phillips Rev Karl Schinek Rev Chester Zimmerman Rev E C Dolbeer and Rev Paul Farley.

Carroll County Hope Evangelical Church Chadwick O. H. Boening L. M. Phillips Karl Schinek Chester Zimmerman Household of Faith E. C Dolbeer Paul Farley

Probation Revoked for Four Youths in Savanna Case

Darold Cook and LaVerne Landorff both 18 of Savanna had probation revoked by Judge Harry E. Wheat after a hearing. They were granted probation November 25 1940 for attempted burglary and face sentencing next Monday. Indictments allege Landorff stole property of John Smit and Cook theft from a car in Savanna. Othel White and Paul Davis of Thomson also face probation hearings after larceny indictments. All four remain jailed.

Darold Cook LaVerne Landorff Savanna Harry E. Wheat Freeport Cook Landorff March Grand John Smit Thomson Othel White Paul Davis Wheat He County

Same Warden Appointment Announced for State

Max Smith of Glasgow HL has been appointed state game warden for Carroll and Jo Daviess counties with headquarters in Savannah. State Conservation Director Livingston Osborne outlined a new policy assigning wardens to territories outside their home counties to reduce political influence and avoid friendship ties in law enforcement.

Max Smith Glasgow Ov Carroll Jo Daviess Sayvanna Livngston E. Osborne Osborne Goa Gouverne Green

Death notices from Shannon and Savanna area

County deaths include Clara Miller 75 of Shannon interred at Brethren cemetery after services at St Wendelin's. Also Nettleton 72 of Savanna found dead from heart attack with survivors and burial in Savanna cemetery. Solt 17 of Savanna dies after illness at Mount Horeb CCU Camp and burial in Savanna cemetery. Continued on back page.

Shannon Clara Miller Rose Tillie Miller Lanark Miss Miller Elkhorn Township Carroll County John B. Ana Mary Miller St Wendelin’s Church C. A. Dietsch Polo Brethren

Sectional high school basketball tourneys loom this week

Illinois hosts 120 teams as sectional rounds begin Tuesday and Wednesday. Winners advance to state semifinals in Champaign March 21-22, then state finals at the University of Illinois gym Friday night. Pairings include Lanark vs Orion in Moline and Dixon vs West Rockford in Rockford.

Ilinois Wals Champaign Lanark High Orion Shannon Mt. Carell East Rockford T Rockford Moline Lanark Violas Kewanee Sterling Ilede Geneseo Rockford Dixon West Rockord Byron Freeport East Rockved Mt. Morris Stockton Elgin Mar Chicago Joliet Aukegan Peoria Armory Gales A.g la Salle Mone Pekin Springfield Champaign Inner Collinsville Defur Pittsfield Centralia Carbondale Effingham Wier Lawreeville Mt. Vernon University Illinois

Farmers urged to join 1941 AAA program in Carroll County

J W Erdmier chairman of the Carroll County Agricultural Conservation association warns that rapid change in national conditions makes participation in the 1941 AAA program vital for farmers. Community committeemen seek signed farm plans and allotments based on crop needs, with penalties avoided if farmers stay within allotments.

AAA Carroll County J. W. Erdmier Punty Erdmier County Agricultural Conservation Office Mt. Carroll

Appoint New Custodian At Palisades Park

John Landorf is named custodian at the Mississippi Palisades state park north of Savanna, succeeding Fred Tack who served eight years. Tack moves to a post at the NYA camp at the park's north end.

John Landorf Mississippi Palisades State Park Savanna Fred Tack Tack NYA

Start Of River Season Late In March

Navigation on the upper Mississippi likely opens by March 15 as north to Bettendorf. Dam 14 at LeClaire doors to be lowered March 11 and Pool 13 rising March 17. Pools 12 at Bellevue and 11 at Dubuque to reach normal level starting March 17. Ice and channel conditions expected to improve as pools are raised.

Mississippi River Rock Island Bettendorf LeClaire Bellevue Dubuque

More draft registrants receive papers in Carroll county

Additional questionnaires mailed to Carroll county selective service registrants holding order numbers 241 to 260. Recipients must return forms within five days. Eligible men will be classified next week and some placed in class 1 will face physical exams. Names include Aaron W. Cravens and others across towns Savanna Sterling Fort Wayne and Milledgeville.

Carroll County Selective Service Aaron W. Cravens Willard D. Byers George L. Shrader, Jr Raymond A. Grove Shannon Arthur A. St. Clair Arlowe K. Dahler Chadwick Emil J. Marcucci Benjamin Diephuis Francis B. Sager Thomson Vernon C. Bashaw Marshal R. Bork James R. Schomer Clarence We*iant Robert W. Shefer Wayne C. Merboth Lanark Henry P. Rahn Walter J. Frederick Orville E. Martin Stanley F. Noble Milledgegile Theodore D. Eshelman Charles R. McCue James 8. Turnbaugh George D. Weidman Harold W. Arb Edwin R. King Leroy W. Smith Mr. Carroll Harold A. McCarthy William E. Trader William

Regional Tourney Scores From Mt Carroll Sterling Mt Morris Stockton

Regional tourney results list scores from Mt Carroll Sterling Mt Morris and Stockton. Winners include Lanark Shannon Fulton Dixon Sterling Mt Morris Freeport with finals in each bracket and consolation outcomes.

Rahn Promoted to Assistant Superintendent at Farm Supply

Lester A. Rahn of Galesburg is named assistant superintendent of terminals and transportation for the Illinois Farm Supply Company, state wide purchasing cooperative. He will assist Morris Grandall, transportation superintendent, after years as a field man and former Carroll Service manager as the company expands its water and truck operations.

Lester A. Rahn Galesburg Illinois Farm Supply Company Illinois Agricultural Association Rahn Morris Grandall Carroll Service Company Mt. Carroll IES

Heavy two day snow keeps road crews on the job

A wet heavy storm dumped eight to ten inches in the region, snarling side streets and keeping state highway crews on duty over 24 hours to keep main routes open. Authorities noted few power outages, but many rural schools canceled or delayed classes as drivers faced packed pavement and lingering drifts.

Old Man Shannon Springfield Mississippi River Wisconsin Line Princeton Showas Rockford Morrison Chadwick

Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Mt Carroll

Members of the 18th district gather at the Community house in Mt Carroll for morning and afternoon sessions led by district president Mrs Hugh Allen of Mt Morris. Carroll Whiteside Jo Daviess Stephenson Lee and Ogle counties send department chairs and club heads to participate.

Ilinois Federation of Woman's Clubs Mt. Carroll Hugh Allen Mt. Morris Carroll Whiteside Jo Daviess Stephenson, Lee Ogle Counties

Preston Prairie couple marks 58th wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bickelhaupt observed their 58th wedding anniversary on March 5 with a gathering at their home. Mrs. John Hammond was listed among the sick, and Mrs. W. B. Hartman died at her Mt. Carroll home after spending much of her life in Preston Prairie.

Charlie Bickelhaupt John Hammond W. B. Hartman Mt. Carroll Preston Prairie

February DHIA herd report and cage tourney pairings

DHIA tester reports high herd numbers for February. State cage tournament pairings announced as Premier urges farmers to join the 1941 AAA program. Rites held for Alfred Doty, a farmer who reportedly died by suicide. Carroll and Jo Daviess counties gain a new game warden with Savanna headquarters. District court of honor for Boy Scouts held in Savanna with awards. Heavy snows blanket the area, main roads improved and side roads hazardous. Carroll draft board sends more questionnaires. 380 county residents have replied. Lanark wins regional cage meet at Mt Carroll, then loses to Orion. Shannon and East Rockford to meet in Rockford.

Lanark Mt. Carroll Orion Shannon East Rockford Rockford

Carroll County Dairy Herd standings for February

John Derrer Holsteins top the Carroll County Dairy Herd Association in February with 1355 pounds of milk and 42 pounds fat from 30 purebred cows. Carroll and French herd places second with 965 pounds milk 39.1 fat. Groharing and Son grade Guernseys third. Charles Hogg 13 grade Holsteins fourth. Holland and Pratt five mixed cows fifth. Top cows listed with owners and fat content.

John Derrer Carroll County Dairy Herd Association H. A. Cate Cate Carroll and French Robert Groharing Stransdale

Northwestern Dean to Speak at Frances Shimer College

Dean Kenneth Olson of Medill School of Journalism Northwestern University will speak at Frances Shimer College Mt Carroll on Saturday March 15. He will address a student convocation at 1130 in Metcalf Hall chapel on How to Read Newspapers in War Times and later meet with composition and creative writing classes to discuss journalism as a profession.

Kenneth Olson Medill School of Journalism Northwestern University Frances Shimer College Mt. Carroll Dean Olson Metcalf Hall

District Court of Honor for Scouts Held in Savanna

A Carroll district court of honor for Boy Scouts was held Monday evening at Savanna High School after a Savanna cafe dinner for the district committee. Awards went to Charles W. Fisher for 15 years and Edward Bellich and Sam Crisci for five years. Star awards went to Joseph Withhart Louis DeFranco Bruce Cravatta Melvin Roske Theodore Miles. Merit badges honored many Savanna and Mt. Carroll Scouts including DeFranco Cravatta Hartman Miles and others. The event was led by district court of honor chairman A. J. Reinehr with U.S. Grant Council field executive Harold Bekkerus of Freeport and others on the court.

Carroll District Court of Honor Savanna High School Savanna Charles W. Fisher Edward Bellich Sam Crisci Joseph Withhart Louis DeFranco Bruce Cravatta Melvin Roske Theodore Miles Mt. Carroll Arthur Thompson John Cottral Robert Cottral Gervase Doherty John Henry Lawrence Hihler Peter Morgano Robert Straitt Thomas Sullivan Robert Hartman District Court of Honor A. J. Reinehr U.S. Grant Council Harold Bekkerus Freeport Ralph S. Hanson Walter Hafemann John Brearton

Two Men Fined for Disorderly Conduct and Speeding

John Smith arrested Saturday in Saanna on a disorderly conduct charge was fined $5 and costs at a hearing before police magistrate C. J. Fisher. William Calumet of Chicago was fined $5 and costs for a speeding charge after a Saturday night arrest.

John Smith Saanna C. J. Fisher William Calumet Chicago

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