River View Social Visits and Funeral Note
River View readers report multiple local visits as Elmer and chwerdt Zugs entertain relatives at a Chadwick cottage. Willie Leopold visited Irwin Doubler near Warren while Jack Reynolds and daughter spent the weekend with Robert Cain in Charlotte. Wesley Johnson and son from Davenport were at Henry Picklum's cottage, and mourners attended the Corneal Kish funeral at Bartel Funeral Home in Warren. Kish was sister to Mrs. Frank Graves. Fred Miller and wife returned from Iowa City hospital. Donald McBride of Morrison and wife visited Wes Sack family. Dale returned home with them after time with his grandparents. Charles E. Bissen and family visited Jerry Wiersema and family midweek.
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River View
Elmer Zugschwerdt
Chadwick
Willie Leopold
Irwin Doubler
Warren
Jack Reynolds
Daugs
Robert Cain
Charlotte
Wesley Johnson
Davenport
Henry Picklum
Corneal Kish
Neral
Kish
Frank Graves
Fred Miller
Iowa City Hospital
Miller
Donald McBride
Morrison
Wesley Sack
Dale
Open House Planned at Freeport Treatment Facility
Edward L. Orde announces a Sunday March 24 1963 open house from 3 to 5 pm at the Freeport Treatment Facility West View Development 1427 West View Drive. Refreshments will be served. The event showcases new therapeutic equipment for patients from Latipose Carroll Jo Daviess and Stephenson Counties and aligns with the Easter Seal Drive. A 2 to 3 pm preview invites physicians and paramedical groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Orde
Carroll-Jo Daviess-Stephenson
Association For the Crippled, Inc
Mt. Carroll
Freeport
Illinois
West View
West View Drive
Association
Latipose
Carroll
Jo Daviess
Stephenson
Mrs Gladys Cate Returns Home From California Trip
Mrs Gladys Cate arrives back Tuesday after three months with her sister Mrs Francis St Ores in North Hollywood California Louis Combs of Phoenix Arizona becomes a new subscriber to the Thomson Review
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Gladys Cate
Francis St. Ores
North Hollywood
California
Louis Combs
Phoenix
Arizona
Thomson Review
TOX-O-WIK Hog and Cattle Oil ers and scratchers
Atherton Service Thomson ph ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton Service, Thomson, Ph. Ae
Farm pest control and economics from Dean M. Clark
Illinois Feed Association article explains rat damage costs to farmers, estimating 100 rats could cause up to 2400 dollars annually. It covers anti coagulent bait options, proper use, and station placement, then shifts to cow profitability with example cows producing varied returns and milk yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Feed Association
United States
Math Teacher Awarded Science Foundation Grant
Orlin Frey, Chadwick High School science and mathematics teacher, won a National Science Foundation grant to attend Bradley University's summer science institute in Peoria. About 21,000 teachers will receive stipends and grants, with 45 of 605 applicants chosen for Bradley University group. Frey will study physics and chemistry in graduate school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlin Frey
Chadwick High School
National Science Foundation
Bradley University
Peoria
United States
Frey
Carroll County Red Cross Holds Bi Monthly Meeting
Mr and Mrs Charles Dial Mrs Elmer Weber and Mrs W H Taylor attended the Carroll County Red Cross bi monthly meeting Tuesday night at the A S Kreider home in Milledgeville. Mrs Iva Spencer was an afternoon and evening guest Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Spencer in Lena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick News
Charles Dial
Elmer Weber
W. H. Taylor
Carroll County
Ed Cross
A. S. Kreider
Milledgeville
Iva Spencer
Jerry Spencer
Lena
Milk production and value comparison for two dairy cows
An example compares two Grade A cows: cow No 1 yields 8,140 pounds of milk and 315 pounds of butterfat with a return of 377 dollars after costs, while cow No 2 yields 8,140 pounds and 315 pounds butterfat but returns 43 dollars for labor and management. It notes 47,520 pounds of milk from three cows like cow No 2 to earn 1,000 dollars, and encourages herdsmen to use their own figures and herd records to weed out poor performers.
Carroll County Deaths
Frank Hovorka 77 a retired farmer died Wednesday in Savanna Hospital after a long illness. Survivors include six sons Frank Chicago Hank Villa Park James Edward Charles and John all of Mount Carroll and six daughters Mrs Joe Misek Mrs Richard Mosaure both of Mount Carroll Mrs Albert Wormer Friendship Wis Mrs Altmar Sinclair Cicero Mrs William Pogline La Puente Calif and Mrs Harold Mueller Mount Prospect. Services set for 2 p m Friday at Franks Funeral Home. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Thursday at the funeral home.
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Frank Hovorka
Mount Carroll
Savanna Hospital
Frank
Chicago
Hank
Villa Park
James
Edward
Charles
John
Joe Misek
Richard Mosaure
Albert Wormer
Friendship
Wis
Altmar Sinclair
Cicero
William Pogline
la Puente
Calif
Harold Mueller
Mount Prospect
Franks Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral Home
Mount Carroll Man Leslie T. Stultz Dies at 57
Leslie T. Stultz 57 of Mount Carroll died Wednesday at Freeport Memorial Hospital after a week’s admission. He was office manager for Derver Siefert Jardow veterinarians and his wife Ethel is Mount Carroll city clerk. Survivors include two sons Robert and Warren of Dixon, sister Mrs. William Herbst of Franklin Grove, and brother Dallas of Whitewater Wisconsin. Services 1 p.m. Saturday at Franks Funeral Home, burial Franklin Grove Cemetery. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
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Leslie T. Stultz
Mount Carroll
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Stultz
Derver-Siefert-Jardow Veterinarians
Ethel
Robert
Warren
Dixon
William Herbst
Franklin Grove
Dallas
Whitewater
Wis
Franks Funeral Home
Franklin Grove Cemetery
Local residents visit and weekend guests noted
Mr and Mrs John Genovese of Peoria visited briefly Monday in the E M Ritenour home en route home after visiting Oswald e and family in St Cloud nn. College students home for weekend Eunice Doden Bette Lou Bowles from Normal University and Steve Zumdahl from Wheaton College. Mr and Mrs Clayton Kaul Tuesday with his parents J and Mrs George Kaul near Elizabeth. Mr and Mrs Albert Wunsch of Sannemin weekend guests of Robert Helms. Mrs Elm and children return with her parents for a few days visit. She expects to return home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Harold Schleuning and Mrs Cora Geison were Saturday supper guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Geison. the supper honored Mr Schleuning and Mr Geison for their birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Genovese
Peoria
Albert Wunsch
Sannemin
Sunday Guests Doings Across Local Families
Mr and Mrs Arthur Snyder and sons Paul and John hosted at Peru Sunday supper. Fred Kasten and son from Freeport and Ver non Mattie with children visited Ige Mattie for Sunday dinner. Rita Geddes, Moorhead State College student, spent time with uncle and aunt ney Heitman from Wednesday to Monday. James Morrison and Clarence Doty visited Savanna. Duane Law and family from Mt Carroll joined John Johnson family for Sunday dinner. Teresa Law celebrated her second birthday. Delbert Curley of Galva stayed Friday night with his mother. John Kramer and Nancy dined with Jay Buie ma at Sterling. Lloyd Smith and family hosted overnight with Vernon Mattie. Ruth Stearns of New London NH plus four Colby Junior College colleagues plan a Friday motor trip to Myrtle Beach SC. Bernard Schroeder of Fulton and Otto Switzer hosts Sunday evening. Rev William Kendall of Milledgeville was a Sunday dinner guest of Russell Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Snyder
Paul and
John
Peru
Mervin Marshall
Fred Kasten
Freeport
Vernon Mattie
Ige Mattie
Rita Geddes
Moorhead State College
Moorhead
Minn
Ney Heitman
James Morrison
Clarence Doty
Savanna
Duane Law
Mt. Carroll
John Johnson
the Law
Teresa
Delbert Curley
Galva
John Kramer
Nancy
Jay Buiema
Sterling
Lloyd Smith
Nannette
Robert
Ruth Stearns
New London
N. H
Colby Junior College
Myrtle Beach
Bernard Schroeder
Fulton
Otto Switzer
William Kendall
Milledgeville
Russel Green
Mr and Mrs Frank Mest and Julie at Rockford visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Mest and their daughter Julie spent Sunday dining with Mrs Augusta Phillips, the Mest’s mother, in Rockford.
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Frank Mest
Julie
Rockford
Mrs. Mest
Augusta Phillips
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Charles E. Bissens
Jerry Wiersema
Clover Farm
Clover Farm Tomato
Orthmann
Mr. Farmer
Atherton Service
McEleney
Quad Counties
Olds
Plymouth
Thomson News
Conoco
Elelevent
Diehl Oil Co
Sebert Dykstra
Fulton, Il
Mac
Gervisoft
Clinton, la
Allied van Lines
Carstensen’s
Clinton, Lowa
Dean M. Clark
Harold James
Bill Haas
Margaret
Heusinkveld
Clarence Bolhous
Insurance and Real Estate Thomson, II
Considine
Insurance Agua
Garland Grace
Polo, Illinois
The
Prairie Farmer
Ems
Hills Bros. Coffee
Pillsbury Or
Ballard Biscuits
Dearborn Club
Catsup
Fulton, Illinois
Econo
Dees
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