Carroll County BIRTHDAYS Listed by Date and Names
A birthday list for Carroll County spans March 24 to March 30 with residents from Chadwick Lanark Milledgeville Morrison Rockford Argo-Fa Savanna Thomson Polo and others. It names individuals including Mrs Merlyn Schreiner Elmer Gaul Delores Earnest R H Milroy Wayne Plumer Eleanor Coliflower Gene Bogott Elizabeth Teets Naomi Olson and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlyn Schreiner
Chadwick
Elmer Gaul
Lanark
Delores Earnest
R. H. Milroy
Milledgeville
Wayne Plumer
Eleanor Coliflower
Gene Bogott
Elizabeth Teets
Naomi June Olson
Morrison
Kenneth Schneider
Mr. Carroll
John Kradle
Rockford
Eldon Jensen
Argo-Fa
Hans Jensen
Hoyt Elliott Holmes
David Lee Bowman
Betty Burkholder
Juanita Volz
Elmer Hans
U. S. Army Air Forces
O. A. Allen
Christy Geison
Lloyd Schreiner
Richard W. Weidman
Carroll
John Tautz
Ben C. Mohrman
DeKalb
J. J. Sheridan
Thomson
Arthur Fetteroff
Savanna
Phillip Brach
Franklin Fehler
Henry Wolker
T. Weatherwax
Alice Livengood
E. F. Tallman
Julius Bickert
Neil Libberton
Mt. Carroll
John Carpenter
Clinton
Eugene Bull
California
Sophia Grawe
Georgia Hogg
Ava St. Ores
Hogeland
Mont
Barbara Miller
Merlin Kness
Oakland
Calif
Alvin Hook
Polo
Worm Box Guide Aids Spring Fishing Prep
A detailed guide explains building a worm box from scrap lumber to stock bait for the season. It covers size, drainage, moisture control, top lids, soil maintenance, and feeding with kitchen scraps, plus notes on worm safety and moving earthworms to a new box each spring. It also discusses fox population debates and zoned hunting protections in Illinois.
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Victory Garden
Grow More in 44 Week Prompts Farm Speaker Requests
County agricultural agents and War Food Administration advise town and city groups to request farm or garden speakers for meetings during Grow More in 44 week. The peak timing is April 28 to align with the start of the planting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Garden Clubs
War Food Administrator
Local social notes list Sterling and Tampico visitors
Chadwick briefly records Mr and Mrs Harvey Wagner of Sterling as Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Chester Alexander. Mrs Mery Spencer of Tampico visited here with her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Anderson. Mr and Mrs Henry Newendyke of Clinton spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs John Balk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wagner
Sterling
Chester Alexander
Mery Spencer
Tampico
Ralph Anderson
Henry Newendyke
Clinton
John Balk
Services Held Saturday for Mrs Barnhart
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Barnhart 55 who died suddenly on Wednesday March 15 were held at 2 30 p m Saturday at the First Lutheran church in Chadwick Reverend Earl Cable officiated and burial was in Elkhorn cemetery Milledgeville Mrs George Doden and Mrs Lloyd Handel sang The Old Rugged Cross and other hymns floral tributes were arranged by Mrs Harry Carbaugh Mrs Harve Zugschwerdt and Mrs Fred Queckboerner casket attendants were Lee Hartman Freeman Rauser Fred Queckboerner Myron Friederich Paul Grim and Ralph Anderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Barnhart
Chadwick
Futheran
Earl Cable
Elkhorn
Fred Queckboerner
Lee Hartman
Freeman Rauser
Myron Friederich
Paul Grim
Ralph Anderson
Hartman Family and Local Guests Visit Clinton Area
Mrs Grace Hartman and daughter Neva stay with Mrs Mary Weidman in Freeport and Mrs Lepha Stein of Schick hosts a Sunday dinner for Weidman. Leonard Lantz and Jerry from Dixon visit Everett Williams family alongside Harold Hartman of Moline staying with the Mackeys. Charles Linker and wife visit John H Linker family on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hartman
Neva
Stanwood Hartman
Freeport
Mary Weidman
Lepha Stein
Schick
Clinton
Leonard Lantz
Jerry
Dixon
Everett Williams
Harold Hartman
Moline
Howard W. Mackey
Charles Linker
John H. Linker
Brearton Seeks Republican Nomination for State's Attorney
John L Brearton announces his candidacy for re election as State's Attorney of Carroll County. He asks voters to support him at the primary on Tuesday April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
John L. Brearton
Civilian Food Supply Favorable for Months Ahead
The Department of Agriculture reports a more abundant civilian food supply than last year for the coming months. Potatoes and cabbage top the list, with carrots, beets, spinach, peanut butter, shell eggs, grapefruit, small oranges, frozen beans, citrus marmalade, lard, canned and waxed beans, frozen vegetables, and canned peas and tomatoes also listed as plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Deserting Camp Plot Sparks Mutiny Rumors
A wartime camp rumor claims soldiers plot to bury sergeants after a corporal asks for a $5 burial fund and a private offers $100 to secretly remove sergeants. No official confirmation.
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The
Village Echo
Thomason Review
Tele
Ben Rosenberg
Patricia Loebhel
John Noll
Mary Louise Meyers
Gloria Sword
Emma Merkle
Phoebe Yeager
Donovan Daehler
Ralph Ferris
Gladys Mary Lego
Max Good
Keith Law
Russell Miller
Mervyn Saylor
Carruthers
Burnell Doden
Paul Groharing
Claude Grim
Shirley Ann Loechel
Merrill Bower
Eldon Hickey
Geo. Puterbaugh
Harley Stennlson
Judith Hook
W. L. Derrer
Mt, Carroll
Stransdale Farms
Savanna, Ill
DR. G. Vv. Blohm Chiropractor
4Th Ave. S
O. A. Kinsel
Naprapath Morrison, Ill
W. H. Foster
Wilson
Iowa
Operaton
Ilinois
Reynard
Livingston County
Zene McLean County
E. N. Gsell
John Fogel
D. F. Fogel
Wm. J. Quest Chadwick
Robert Acker
Carroll Wesley Sack Thomson
Mt. Carroll Black
A. M. Potts
O. D
J. H. Potts & Son
Main Ave
Clinton, la
Chadwick Briefs
EADS
Morrison, Ill
Bombay Land
icBaf, MenRoul Fur Store
South Third Street
D. J. Doyle
Tucker
Clinton, Ia
Johnson
Artcraft
Miller White & Woods
Earl A. Brotzmen
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Illinois
Dell Richards
Garden Plain
Albany-Morrison Road
Clyde Burns
Mrs. Dellrichards
Kipnis Sales
Guernsey
MT. Carroll Sales CO
O. P. Miles
H. Kipnis
Billie Beaton
Hulting
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Halting Seed House
G. E. Hulting & Son
Geneseo
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