Parole Denied for Ralph Fogel and Pontiac Transfer
Ralph Fogel, 16, convicted of receiving stolen property in the Clough Drug Store robbery, was denied parole. He was to be sent to Pontiac for a year to ten. The judge recommended release after good behavior, if possible. Sheriff Shiley escorted him to Pontiac last week. Also, Lloyd Niles and John Atkins, jailed for larceny, were released on bonds after being arrested for stealing brass from railroad yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Fogel
Clough
Pontiac
Eaton
Eber Hostetter
Edwards
Shiley
Fogel
Lloyd Niles
John Atkins
Savanna
Neva McKee Granted Divorce From Ora McKee
Mrs. Neva McKee was granted a divorce from Ord LL McKee in Chariton County Court Monday morning. Fred S. Smuth represented Mrs. McKee while Attorney Blodgett acted for Mr. McKee. Attys John W. G. Kent and C. Kereh attended court at Mt. Carroll Tuesday morning. Judge Edwards, handling chancery matters at Mt. Carroll, left Tuesday for home and will return to the county seat Friday, April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva McKee
Ord LL McKee
Charit Court
Maening
Fred
Smuth
McKee
Blodgett
Mr. McKee
John W. G. Kent
C. Kereh
Mt. Carroll
Edwards
Property Transfers for Week Ending March 20 1931
Week ending March 20 1931 lists multiple property transfers between individuals in Savanna Lanark and surrounding areas. Walter Dixon and Roscoe Pauley exchange parcels in Sec 27 Twp 25 EB 4. Harold Libberton and James Libberton swap Sec 1 Twp 23 R 4 Ray. Other transfers include Lahre to Joby Shaner in Savanna and Lis 1 2 Blk 39, Harriet Laible to John Henney in Sec 4 6 Twp 24 R 7, Fred Guilfoil to Geo Schneider Sec 19 Twp 25 R 6, Ezra Schmrock to Meyer Finer Lanark Lis 3 4 Blk 21, Spencer Peterman to Abram Hawkecker Sec 17 Twp 24 R 6, and Susan C Sites Atherton with Zernie Brenaman in Sec 5 Twp 24 R G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dixon
Roscoe Pauley
Savanna
T, Ltd
Harold P. Libberton
James M. Libberton
Ray
Lahre
Sto Joby F. Shaner
Savanna O. T
Ezra W. Schmrock
Aeyer Finer
Lanark
O. T. Lis
Spencer Peterman
Abram Hawkecker
Susan C. Sites Atherton
Zernie R. Breniman
R. G. Zernie
Brenaman
Atherton and Husband In Sec Teh 2h Ah Case
A brief note from an Atherton event mentions Sec Teh 2h Ah involving Atherton and her husband in a case or inquiry. No further official details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton and Husband
Home Bureau Forms County Unit After Women’s Meeting
A group of seventy four women gathered at Mt Carrall M E church to form a Home Bureau unit in the county. Mrs Ben Williamson outlined benefits and urged individual support while J B Rice outlined the three divisions of the organization and Lulu Black spoke on eligibility, grid groups, and county advisor visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Bureau
Mt. Carrall M. E
Ben Williamson
Home
Lulu Black
University of Ilinois
County Women’s Fund to Hire County Advisor Benefits
County women would raise 1800 dollars to fund a county advisor. If matched, the state adds 2000 dollars for an advisor, four stenographers, a car, and an Mt Carroll office. The three year contract advisor would earn twelve months pay with one month vacation yearly, salary tied to average high school teacher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carroll
Terms of Seven Carroll County Supervisors Expire This Year
Seven members of the Carroll County Board of Supervisors face re election in township contests on Tuesday April 7 Six seek another term one member O M Meyers of Mill Edgeville died recently A D N Washington faces opposition but is favored to win William Isher of Shannon is opposed by a Shannon candidate expected to mount strong opposition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Board of Supervisors
O. M. Meyers
Milledgeville
Arthur D. N. Washington
William Isher
Shannon
Unopposed county board candidate and local notices
Thuison presents for re election unopposed on the county board. Chadwick faces opposition from Adam Houinze as elections loom. A death prompts a district vacancy. Wysox representation uncertain. Chestnut Park school teacher Rugeendos Wy ix noted. Libbie Curley improves from pneumonia and expects to resume Oakville duties next week. Roy Rupphe improves, Gus Leavers family news, Frank Franks returns from Baker Institute at Moccatene hoping for permanent cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuison
Thur
Chadwick
Adam Houinze
Patrhay‘en Fone
Mix Libbie Curley
Aad
Oakville
AL Roy Rupphe
Readers family entertains Chicago relatives at home
Sandridge The Reader family hosted Chicago relatives Sunday with Johnnie Reader and Fee Poorman traveling Tuesday morning for Chudge. They delivered a load of produce including 800 dozen tees to poultry raisers, noting business growth as shipments and sales continue. Mr and Mrs AEF Thomas of Climoan attended a college event at Riveryse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reader
Chicago
Johnnie Reader
Fee Poorman
Johnnie
Aef Thomas
Climoan
Riveryse
Ready affirmative answer offered for all questions
The message states that a ready affirmative answer will be provided to all questions and invites further inquiry for additional clarification. It emphasizes a proactive stance and openness to continued discussion.
America Unique Headline From Local Continent Meet
Fragmentary OCR text references a local continental meet with scattered place names and dates. The readable parts mention a continuing event at the geo level and a fund. No clear names or outcomes are present to lock a full summary.
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Deputy Barnes
Hart Smith
Ora McKee
SPAN
Savanna Cleaners
O. H. Emnyre
H. L. Spearman
Atherton & Holland
Thomson
Vr Meyers
Veoutiy Boerd
Deglares
Wysox
Rugeendos
Chestnuk Park
Gus Leavers
Hame
Bentha
Lets Decker
Fulton
Albert Franks
Baker Institute
Moccatene
Gus Leavens
Mrs. Leavens
Floyd
Frank Birown
Mos
Savanna Savings, Building & Loan Association
G. R. Williamson
Pres
Greenleaf, Sec’y
Main St
Illinois
Bostonian Oxfords
Boothby
Llinois
Missls Lyon Young & Eveieryns Coats
N. Main St
Glock Noah Retire
Smanasa, Ilttnois
John Aronaske Fulton
Mlady P. Atbauy
Oh America
Ad Fond
Farmers Elevator & Supply Company
Morrison
Ill
Marth
Marth’s Variety Store
Federal Public Service Corporation
Illinois Utilities
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