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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1954

Page

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Price fixing and fair trade debates in a Carroll county column

In Rabson Park Florida on March 11 a columnist laments the growing discount trend and price cutting by manufacturers and sellers. He argues that fixed price laws and consumer shifts won’t solve supply and demand, urging smarter management and honesty while noting related marriage licenses and local real estate transfers in Savanna and surrounding towns.

Rabson Park Florida Southeastern Asia America Supreme Court of the United States Jess

Illness and community notices in Chadwick area

Mrs. George Snell is critically ill at her home east of Argona and Clyde Foltz plans a closing out sale soon due to ill health. Justice Prins, Foltz farm tenant, is bedbound after serious injuries. Sunday school attendance reached 56 on March 14. Esther Hoy’s relatives surprised her with baskets gifts and a birthday cake. Melvin Straub of Chadwick remodels the George Schmaling residence. Mrs. Elmer Gaylor remains ill under nursing care. Conrad Traum received word from nephew Henry Fox of Fairburg Neb about William Fox of Montevista Colo dying after a heart attack March 1 to March 3. Many relatives live in Chadwick.

George Snell Argona Clyde Foltz Justice Prins Foltz Esther Hoy Melvin Straub Chadwick George Schmaling Elmer Gaylor Conrad Traum Henry Fox Fairburg Neb William Fox Montevista Colo Fox

Funeral of Mrs Raymond Carroll Held on Monday

Funeral services were conducted Monday at 2 p m at Argo Fay Methodist Church for Mrs Edna B Wolf Carroll who died Thursday at her home Burial followed in Upper York cemetery Pallbearers named Leland Schwaling Fred Nipe John Hoover Leslie Lathrop Irvin Senneff and Arthur Carlson Survivors include her husband Raymond Carroll a daughter Mrs W M Deariver of Morrison and two grandchildren She was born January 2 1885 the daughter of Clares and Rosa Wolf and married to Raymond Carroll on July 6 1905

Home Bureau Tour Of Rockford Industries Planned

The Fair Haven Home Bureau unit will sponsor an industrial tour to Rockford on April 12. They will visit the George D. Roper Corporation the Knitting Mills and the Rockford Standard furniture showrooms. Rockford stores will stay open until 9 p.m. for Easter shopping.

Fair Haven Home Bureau Rockford George D. Roper Corporation The Knitting Mills Rockford Standard Furniture Show

Chadwick News Visitors and Guests Move Through Week

Mr and Mrs Alvin Reiff are visiting relatives in Pennsylvania while returning from Florida, and are due home next week. Mr and Mrs Richard Voeckel and son Craig of Sterling joined as Sunday supper guests. An oyster supper hosted by Mr and Mrs George Morgan near Lanark drew many attendees including the Janssens Prowants Adolphs Hartman Rahn and Heffelfinger. Minnie Eberly returned home in Pilo after several days with her daughter.

Alvin Reiff Florida Pennsylvania Richard Voeckel Craig Sterling George Morgan Lanark William Janssen Richard Jacob William Prowant Arnold Prowant Donald Adolph Glen Hartman Joyce Rahn Nancy Heffelfinger Minnie Eberly Pilo Herbert Stein

Arrest Youth Caught Burglary Admits Savanna Thefts

A 16 year old Savanna youth named Stanley Tyler was caught trying to break into a safe in the Chevrolet garage at Savanna. He admitted other break ins and implicated George Tucibat 22 also of Savanna. Tyler led police to a cabin north of Savanna where he hid $98.50 in small change from burglaries. He was bound over to the grand jury after a justice court hearing.

Savanna Stanley Tyler Savanna High School Tyler Hal Shrake Harry Miller Justice Court Robert W. Weissmiller George Tucibat Tuchat Earle E. Engelking, Sr Justice of the Peace

Family Party Marks First Birthday of Roger Lee Aude

Mr and Mrs John Aude of Mt Carroll hosted a Sunday gathering for their son Roger Lees first birthday. Relatives and friends attended including the Aude family, the Webers of Chadwick, the Andersons of Miles Ia Penicoff of Freeport and others, with a decorated cake and gifts noted.

Roger Lee Aude John Aude Mt. Carroll Roger Lee Herman Aude, Jr Ed Aude Louise Weber Chadwick Adolph Anderson Helen Viola Ernest Nissen Miles, Ia Virginia Penicoff Freeport Floyd Kehl Mms Howard Kehl Herman Aude Sr Grace Lester Aude Wm. Anton Arlington Heights Henry Blume

February Bond Sales in Carroll County Rise in 1954

Carroll County residents bought 145 442 in Series E and H United States Savings Bonds in February 1954 per Treasury figures relayed by F E Weidman Mt Carroll Savings Bond Chairman. Illinois February sales totaled 41 038 356 up 37 percent from the prior year representing 9 5 percent of national totals.

Carroll County United States Savings Treasury Department F. E. Weidman Mt. Carroll Volunteer Savings Arnold J. Raven United States Savings Bonds Division Illinois

Fair Haven Community Club Reschedules Program to March 19

The Fair Haven Community club program planned for last Friday night was canceled by weather. The event will be held Friday evening March 19 with the Quad City Quads from Davenport replaced by vocal solos from Betty Lou Bowles Jerry Bast and Dale Engelkens.

Fair Haven Community Club Davenport Betty Lou Bowles Jerry Bast Dale Engelkens

Farmers See New IH 10 speed Tractor In Use

Local farmers view one of two new 4 plan tractors from International Harvester at the Earl and George Weber farm east of Chadwick. The units feature a torque amplifier drive adding speed and pull power without using the clutch, with 10 forward and two reverse gears and a power take off for independent operations.

International Harvester Co Earl and George Weber Chadwick Lloyd Handel International Harvester Handel Warrell McCormick Handels

Mrs. Friederich Hires Indefinite Lanark Home Work

Mrs. Mary Friederich traveled to Lanark on Saturday and will be employed in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Morris for an indefinite period. Dan Nelson joined Harve Queckboerner and son John to Chicago on Monday with Mr. Queckboerner involved in a Chicago cattle consignment.

Mary Friederich Lanark George Morris Dan Nelson Harve Queckboerner Son John Chicago Queckboerner

Argo All Stars Re organize Monday Night

The Argo All Stars 4-H club held its re organization meeting Monday evening March 15 at 7 30 pm at the school house in Argo Fay. Malcom Alexander as staff Farm Adviser and Miss Dorothy Footitt Home Bureau adviser attended. There are eleven girls in the group with Mrs Leslie Durward chosen leader. Judy and Linda Noordhoff are new members. Officers elected: President Anita Johnson vice president Dina Durward secretary treasurer Gayle Durward Federation Delegate Mary Ann Daehler reporters Paula Carpenter and Joan Schmitt recreation chairman Jeannine Senn eff and Karen Stiles. The next meeting will be Saturday March 20 at the home of Joan Schmitt.

Argo All Stars 4-H Club Argo Fay Malcom Alexander Asstant Farm Dorothy Footitt Home Bureau Leslie Durward Judy Linda Noordhoff Anita Johnson Dina Durward Gayle Durward Federation Mary Ann Daehler Paula Carpenter Joan Schmitt Jeannine Senneff Karen Stiles

Deadline March 22 for 1954 auto plates in Illinois

Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier warned Illinois motor vehicle owners that March 22 begins enforcement for drivers lacking current 1954 license plates. State Police and investigators will arrest noncompliant motorists, though a grace period extended over two and a half months past 1953 expirations allowed compliance.

Springfield Charles F. Carpentier Ilinois Secretary of State Carpentier Motoris Tels

Grange Auxiliary Plans Birthday Supper March 19

Biack Oak Grange Auxiliary met with nine members present at Mrs. Allen Yeager's home. They finalized plans for the Grange birthday supper to be held Friday evening March 19 at the Legion Hall. Bazaar items were sold, and a new fundraiser called money apron was introduced. Refreshments were served by the hostess. next meeting set for May 10 at Mrs. William Hans's home.

Biack Oak Grange Allen Yeager Grange Legion Ha William Hans

State Tournament Trip Plans for Local Team Members

Charles Libbeton will take Bobby Aum Dale Engekens Tom Adolph and Bill Spearman to Urbana on Wednesday for the state basketball tournament returning Friday. Friday and Saturday coaches Daniel Brancher Gary Handel Neal Doden and Leo Haag travel to Urbana for the tournament and return Sunday.

Charles Libbeton Bobby Aum Dale Engekens Tom Adolph Bill Spearman Urbana Daniel Brancher Gary Handel Neal Doden Leo Haag

Ronald Pumper And Diane Long Wed On Sunday

The marriage of Ronald Pumper of Milledgeville and Diane Long of Dixon was solemnized at 2:30 Sunday afternoon in Grace EUB church Dixon with Rev Samuel Batt officiating in the double ring ceremony. Mrs Wilbur Schreiner of Dixon was the soloist with relatives attending including Mrs Herold Daehler and daughter Mary Ann of Thomson Mr and Mrs Harve Queckboerner John and Evan Mrs Ferguson and Lane of Chadwick Mr and Mrs Floyd Hartman and son Robert of Mr Carroll and Mr and Mrs Fay Reitzel and son Daehle of Sterling

Ronald Pumper Milledgeville Diane Long Dixon Grace Eub Church Samuel Batt Wilbur Schreiner Herold Daehler Mary Ann Thomson Harve Queckboerner John Evan Ferguson Lane Chadwick

Republican Women Plan Session At Chadwick

Carroll County Republican Women’s Club announces a luncheon on Friday March 26 at Hope E A B Church Chadwick basement. After lunch speakers will be Republican primary candidates for national and state tickets. Reservations urged by March 24 through local leaders.

Carroll County Republican Woman’s Club Hope E. A. B Chadwick K. W Senneff

Stabilized Force Of 1600 Set For SOC After Conference

The Savanna Ordnance Depot is stabilized at a 1600 workforce after meetings in Washington with Congressman Leo E. Allen and General Hinrichs. Allen and allies pledged support to secure contracts and keep the depot operating, preventing area distress from implied layoffs.

SOC Leo E. Allen Savanna Ordnance Depot Chamber of Commerce of Savanna Russell J. Sharp Washington E. L. Cummings Ordnance Pentagon John H. Hinrichs Ordnance Corps Congressman Allen H. P. Greison Russell Sharp Hinrichs Rules Committee Allen Dewey Short Appropriations Committee of the Armed Services Sharp Greison Savanna Chamber of Commerce Short

Honor 55th Wedding Date Of Mr. And Mrs. Sherman Oakley

Mr and Mrs Sherman Oakley celebrated their 55th anniversary with a family dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Harlan Johanneen in Fulton. A large anniversary cake was centerpiece and messages arrived from old neighbors including Mrs Hazel Green of Chicago. Family members attending included Dale Mayden Claude Grim Leslie Grim Glen Bowers Lyle Ashby and Sherman.

Sherman Oakley Harlan Johanneen Fulton Hazel Green Chicago Dale Mayden Clinton, Ia Claude Grim Leslie Grim Thomson Glen Bowers Lyle Ashby Sherman Oakley

John Morris Consigns Cattle to Aberdeen Angus Sale

John Morris of Chadwick is listed among thirty consignors for the Chicago land Aberdeen Angus Association spring sale at Fox Valley Livestock Center in St. Charles HI on March 26. The event coincides with a Sunday afternoon program at the Rock Falls Legion home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Thorp, following the American Legion Birthday banquet.

John Morris Aberdeen Chicagoland Aberdeen Angus Association Fox Valley Livestock Center St. Charles Chadwick James Thorp American Legion Rock Falls Legion

Local Residents and Service Members Visit and Reassignments

Community members visit relatives at Summit Hospital in Oconomowoc and Waupun Wisconsin. Military personnel receive new postings with Pvt Vernon Shuman moved to Park's Air Base in San Francisco and Pvt Sheldon Frank’s Ft Leonard Wood address updated.

Don Harris Harry Carbaugh Charles Harris Summit Hospital Oconomowoc Wis William Wagner Waupun Wis Vernon Shuman Ft. Leonard Wood Park’s San Francisco Calif Sheldon S. Frank H. Q. Sr. Co ECB Otto Mammen Red Wood Falls Minn Ernest Remmers George Hagen Kenneth Mitchell Morrison Frank Mitchell Sterling Fayles Lyle Ashby Son Sherman Glen Bowers

Red Cross Responds to Tornado and Disaster Scenes

Photo essay shows Port Huron tornado victims aided by Red Cross with clothing furniture and medical care. Greek earthquake victim reunited with mother after month search. Red Cross appeals for funds nationwide. Chicago fire victims lose seven to nine. a child is comforted by a Red Cross disaster representative at the scene.

Port Huron Mich Red Cross Stamatia Frangatou Red Cross Disaster

Cherry Grove Community News roundup of visits and events

Herbert Carson and Mervin Watson of Ft. Leonard Wood visited local homes over the weekend with Edgar Myers. The Cherry Grove Young Adult class enjoyed a social at Allan Van Brocklin’s home. Church meetings were moved to Friday evening. Local residents hosted and visited, with several calling at farms and homes around Mt Carroll Lanark and Freeport. Chicken pox hospitalities and farm work were noted among residents. The community attended Mrs. Guy Beck’s funeral in Lanark.

Herbert Carson Ft. Leonard Wood Mervin Watson John Birches A. E. Watson Edgar Myers Cherry Grove Allan van Brocklin Mt. Carroll Joe Brophy Sam Saidel Charles Williams Ed Bast Albert Tool Company Cecil Smels Mt Carroll Fury Loris Dawes Robert Dyson Edward Sturtz Lawrence Dyson Russell Rahn Vor Ernie Gump Lanark Guy Beck

Home Economics Extension Meetings Planned Week of March 19 26

The Home Bureau outlines a week of meetings across North Otter Creek Salem Otter Creek and Mt Carroll with dates March 19 23 26 and 30 at various homes and the farm bureau hall Topics include favorite sayings of children April Fool Joke wood fibre flowers childhood photo herb cookery travel talk and how to combat worry plus a potluck style program with a style show hat parade safety exhibit and Cancer Control educational segments.

North Otter Creek Wallace Ware Farm Bureau Hall Mt. Carroll Mississippi

Local families enjoy weekend visits in Mt Carroll area

H L Spearman and granddaughter Linda Senneff joined Mr and Mrs John Frank for Sunday dinner in Mt Carroll. Lana Frank, a University of Illinois student, spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs L A Frank. Mrs Joanna Hughes returned Saturday from a visit with her brother A A Strauch in Champaign. They brought her home and stayed as guests through Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Orion Alexander and Mrs Flossie Adolph visited Sunday evening at the home of Mrs Anna Queckboerner.

H. L. Spearman Linda Senneff John Frank Mt. Carroll Lana Frank University Ofllinois L A. Frank Joanna Hughes A A. Strauch Champaign Orion Alexander Flossie Adolph Anna Queckboerner

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Abson Howe News Donald A. Arnold Viola V. Schreiner Lyle L. Turney Shirley Lampe Clinton Charles Roberts Donald L. Hartman Robert Tommans Edward Hitler Charles Hass Ralph L. Johnson Lawrence Miller Freedom Kenneth L. Fleming Frank Yachig Eastons Henry H. Francke Geo. H. Savage Broadmoor John Yeager Mr. Carroll John Garman Lloyd M. Garman Deed Shannon Harmony E. Stakemiller Henry Newendyke Fair Haven Anna M. Law Fred A. Rodgers Laurel J. McKinley George Yates Ralph L. Fry Melvin Ludwig Joseph W. Canavan Lyle A. Tipp Robison Melville McKean Margaret B. Williams Argo News Raymond Carroll Rockford Industries Chadwick News Argo All Stars Grange Auxiliary Plan Mrs Port Huron, Mich Times-Herald Ralph Polovich United States Edie Splinter Tampico Thompson Kerry Grace Church Lloyd Garman Clayton Bowman June Kingery A. T. Kingery Louis Weber Joe Weber
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