Executive Board Meeting of Jane Addams Council
The Jane Addams Council of Girl Scouts of Northwest Illinois held its executive board meeting at the Freeport scout office on March 17. Plans cover 26 senior scouts and 6 leaders for the Rockford Senior Conference April 2–4 hosted by Rock River Valley Council, plus scholarships, camp staff recruitment, and a 1954 camp program expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Addams Council of
Girl Scouts of
Northwest Illinois
Freeport
Rockford
Rock River Valley
Margaret Twehy
Japan
McPeek
Chicago
Barbara Webb
Camp Hide-Away
Marvin Leger
Fulton
Webb
Camp Medill McCormick
Wm. T. Bingham
Girl Scout National Camp Committee
Jane Addams
Rota Farnan
Hanover
Warren
Prepasted wallpapers spark home décor trend
Homeowners increasingly hang their own wallpaper using prepasted rolls with resin treatments that stay workable when wet. The ready adhesive allows full immersion, with a twenty minute window to reposition. Dispensers or water boxes aid wetting, plus a brush, shears, sponge and razor complete the toolkit.
Sunday Dinner Guests and Military Update
Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Handels included Janilee Zillhart of Mt. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. William Provant and daughter Shirley and Charles Aude Private Ed Hartman has been transferred from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri to Fort Eustis Virginia and phoned his parents to report a safe arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Handel
Janilee Zillhart
Mt. Carroll
William Provant
Shirley
Charles Aude
Ed Hartman
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Eustis
Proper Care Helps Bring Better Calves
Beef calves need early attention to improve survival and growth. University of Illinois experts advise watching cows closely, ensuring calves nurse within five hours, providing alfalfa hay and a grain mix, then grazing on pasture. A creep ration aids growth. include cracked corn oats bran and soybean meal. Dehorning and tattooing should be done while calves are small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Albert
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Albert
Milledgeville 4-H Cooking Club Elects Officers
The 4-H cooking club organized last Wednesday at the Methodist church under Mrs Dorrance Hawkins. Eighteen girls and mothers shared a scramble supper. Officers elected include Mary Ann Hawkins president and Sandra Kreider vice president. Demonstrations featured lifting flour measuring and proper range use. Next meeting set for March 30 at Mrs Durance Hawkins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Dorrance Hawkins
Mary Ann Hawkins
Sandra Kreider
Elaine Bushman
Eva Jane Dingman
Delilah Munz
Alberta Fish
Mabel Schryver
Federa
Virginia Graehling
Milledgeville Rotary notes and club officers set
Mrs Emerson Champion presented new materials and care tips to the girls while pattern books were studied. Attendees included Delilah Munz Marilyn Beers Linda Sarber Sylvia Kreider Emalee Fogel Linda Allison Mabel Schryver Janet Plumer and Eleanor Skinner with leaders Mrs F W Werner and Mrs Kenneth Allison plus Mrs P L Kreider. Leonard Peterson of Rock Falls spoke on Mexican border experiences at a Mill edgeville Rotary luncheon. Fred Goble chaired. Don Smith and Larry Smith attended as junior Rotarians. 30 present. Charter Night at Pecatonica Rotary April 21. William Rolls to be installed as president. Milledgeville officers elected: Goble president Pilgrim vice president Carter secretary Pothill treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delilah Munz
Marilyn Beers
Linda Sarber
Sylvia Kreider
Emalee Fogel
Linda Allison
Mabel Schryver
Janet Plumer
Eleanor Skinner
F. W. Werner
Kenneth Allison
P. L. Kreider
Leonard Peterson
Rock Falls
Milledgeville Rotary
Fred Goble
Don Smith
Larry Smith
Pecatonica Rotary Club
William Rolls
Rolls
Miledgeville Club
Milledgeville Club
H. R. Pilgrim
Charles Carter
Ray Pothill
Entertaining Evening At Lutheran Church And New Women’s Group Formed
Mr and Mrs Leo Alber hosted the Joy Sunday school class at the Lutheran church Thursday. Mrs Russell Mack led devotions and plans were set for a Carroll County Fair stand. A menu committee for the alumni banquet was named with Mrs H C Nye Mrs Donald Anderson and Mrs Earl Adolph. A Girl s Friendship group formed at Mrs W W Dingman s home with Mrs Clif ford Johns as co leader. Officers elected Donna Maxfield president Mary Ann Hawkins vice president Gail Knox secretary Eva Jane Dingman treasurer Marilyn Gerdes reporter. Twelve girls joined and will study The Church We Cannot See meeting the third Monday monthly at the Dingman home. Mrs Donald Clatworthy returned to Connor Mont after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Alber
Lutheran Church
Russell Mack
Carroll County
H. C. Nye
Donald Anderson
Earl Adolph
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Jane Addams Council
Henry Lameyer
Ben Kough
Savanna
Web
Neville Brand
Leo Godron
Times Theatre
Joel McCrea
Yvonne Decarlo
Hondo
John Wayne
Geraldine Page
Eddie Cantor
George Murphy
Joan Davis
Nancy Kelly
Constance Moore
al M. Carlson, Mer
Glenn Ford
Merle Prins, Thomson Harvey Seim Thomson
Lucille Ball Best
Arwaz
Emerson Iske
Lanark
Carl Engel
Wed
Thurs
Denise Darcel
Robert Taylor
Wm, Bickert
Chadwick
Evelyn Cook
Chadwick News
Stetson
Custom
Martin Morris CO
Fifth Ave
Clinton
Iowa
Coats
the Fashion Shop
Main Street
Savanna, Ini
Northwestern
Illinois
Savanna, Il
Tel
Milledgeville
Stuedemann
Scott
Infant’s Shoes
Oxfords
Lyons
Johnson
Clinton, Iowa
I-Jo Sho Claude M. Briggs
Savanna, Ill
Elgin
Bulova
Hamilton
Gruen Watches
Elliott
Ark
Emerson Champion
Abbott & Costello
DR. Jekyll and
MR. Hyde
Africa
Clark Gable
Ava Gardner
W. W. Dingman
Clifford Johns
Donald Clatworthy
Connor, Mont
Elbert Barthel
Madison
Boyd L. Wheatley
Erie, Ul
Tell
Winchip Music CO
Strand Theater Bldg
Clinton, la
Adam Hats
F. Bradulski & Son
Bonny Brite Dry Cleaners
Marth
Strafing Service Co
Lincolnway
Fulton, Ilinois
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