Local Board Reduces Bills and Salaries in Audit Meeting
The August Naniga board, led by Supervisor Heinz, reviewed bills and salaries. Several items were reduced or disallowed, including Chadwick Supply, Senner Co, and Dr. Calkin’s adjusted bill. Town clerk Naniga and Justices Shibley and R. C. Naniga faced disallowances, while Altenson’s salary and prior year allowance were noted.
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Naniga
Townaniga
Heinz
Audicors
Denton
Altenson
Chadwick Supply
3 B. Sennerr
Senneri
H. Macker
Candwick Review
Starley
Denton Naniga
Adam Heinze
R. C. Naniga
Aug
Shibley
Justice
Humber & Zugechwerds
Chadwick School Band Delights Merchants Tuesday
Beth Hower directed the Chadwick school band to entertain merchants and shoppers Tuesday in Square on Main. The group played three selections and led a procession, marching to the school house after the performances. Contests begin at 7:13 and Ghadzick performs at 7:15.
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Iss Beth Hower
Chadwick
Miss Hever
Jack
Ghadzick
Hope Young People Missionary Circle Meets Monday Night
The Hope Young People's Missionary Circle held a regular meeting in the church parlor Monday evening. After the program, attendees enjoyed a social hour with games. Esther Everly led Scripture, prayer was by various members, and the lesson discussed China as a nation. Mr. and Mrs Earl Weber and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Die Jr. were visitors from Clilten.
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Hope Young People Missionary Circle
Hope
Earl Weber
Charles Die] Jr
Mowley Vistors
Clhiten
Chadwick News For The Week Honors Mrs Eliza Tripp Birthday
Complete Chadwick News for the week notes Mrs Eliza Tripp observed to mark her 92nd birthday at the John Tripp home. Relatives Henry Tripp, George Tripp, John Tripp, and others from Chadwick Milledgeville Minneapolis Chadwick sent greetings as the community offers best wishes for good health and happiness.
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Eliza Tripp
John Tripp
Eliza Goebel
Hessen Darmstedt
Amer
Plark
Chadwick
Fred Spinks
Gall Stowner
Tripp
Joan
Chadwi
George Damhman
Chad
Lena Tripp
Churches BaSLUE Bundar School Elmer Worship Endeavor
Fragmentary church notice notes worship at Bundar School in Elmer with a call to attend. It mentions Jesus crucified for humanity and declares salvation only through Christ. Ends with a directive that all church members must attend services.
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St. Pauls Ee
Louth
Jesus
Christ
Chadwick Folks Attend Funeral of Former Resident
Edna Schreiner Keil, born 1884 in Carroll Township, daughter of Fred and Anna Schreiner, lived in the Chadwick area before moving to Fairmont Nebraska. She married Conrad Keil and died in a canceled event. neighbors note remnants of the past and seek information on her burial details. Mrs. George Schneider and Laurel of Lanark visited Chadwick. Schreiners’ ties and local school of Wisconsin figure in community memory.
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Fanmont
Neb
Fyday
Arciner
Fonera
Edna Sehrein
Salem Township
Carroll
Fred
Anna Fox Schre
Conrad Keil
Pairmont
Vane
George Schneider End
Laurel
Lanark
Chadwick
Chadwick Band Prepares for Freeport Contest Week
Chadwick band faces northern Illinois competitors at Freeport High School auditorium on March 31 and April 1 in the regional band contest. Miss Hower warns not to expect first place against Lanark and Carroll, but the group aims to perform with up to 20 members and earn strong showing for Chadwick amid talented schools.
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Hower
Capital
Bed Freeport High School
Sical Organizati
Winois
Ieee Wu
Chadwick
Lanark
Mx Scarroll
Woman's Club Meeting At Waters Home
Mrs. James Waters will entertain the members of the Chadwick Women’s Reading Club at her home this afternoon. The Home Economics Day program, arranged by Mrs. Don Barr and Home Economics committee members, includes roll call, a solo, papers on meat and its diet, and a music trio.
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James Waters
Chadwick Womans Reading Club
Don Barr
James W
Bers
Home Economics Committee
Hazel Paper
Inez Honberger
Gertrude Liker
Peper
Hazel Lego
Kathren Rahn
Townships To Name Officers Next Tuesday
Voters in Salem and Fair Haven townships are urged to go to the polls Tuesday to elect town officers and decide key contests. In Fair Haven, incumbents W G Strauch and ar romethier seek reappointment. Henry Hinkle, a retired farmer, is the challenger. Justice of the Peace races pit W E Batley and August Shibley against George Cambman Jr. and Lawrence Stein. In Salem, supervisor, assessor, town clerk, and other posts draw contests among multiple candidates, with observers predicting close results and party tickets split. Local candidates include A M McKiel, Charles Dial Sr, J M McKiel, Harr Hinebaugh, and others, with debates over the balance of experience and reforms influencing voter choice.
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Salem
Fair Haven
Ted
W. G. Strauch
Ar Romethier
Henry Hinkle
Justice of Peace
W. E. Batley
August Shibley
George Cambman, Jr
Lawrence Stein
Penty
Deeam
Constable
Charles EL King
A. M. McKiel
Masessor
Charles Dial
Dial
J. M. McKiel
Harr Hinebaugh
Enieck
John W. Richter
Salem Geelare
Grade News Highlights From Friday Art Period
Students completed their reading circle for the year including Donald Feiler Lous Kradle Beth Mackey and Charlie Schreiner. Fifth graders Hare Ann Marien Russell Kuntz Schreiner Richard St. Clair Bei Traum Arthur Zemke and others prepared reports while sixth graders review eight parts of speech in workbooks.
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Donald Feiler
Lous Kradle
Beth Mackey
Charlie Schreiner
Hare Ann Marien
Russell Kuntz
Schreiner
Richard St. Clair
Bei Traum
Arthur Zemke
Mumbled Notes From A 3rd Graders Health Pictorials
Incoherent lines reference third grade diaries with health themes and scattered names such as Phyllis Paul Mackey Arnold Prowani Marty Waters and Phyliz Barra. The fragment mentions attractive health diaries with pictures illustrating sleep fresh air and wellness concepts.
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Phyllis Paul Mackey
Arnold Prowani
Marty Waters
Phyliz Barra
Chaotic Duhap Campaign Update From Partial Notes
A garbled progress note indicates Ist and Zed launching a project called Tha Baby Gave Men with the Chan Hands Health Campaign starting Mondis. It mentions unclear charts and a hoped 33 percent cooperation, with several misspellings obscuring details.
Betsy Dial Attends Open House at Cor Cel College
Miss Betsy Dial accompanied by Mr and Mrs B C visited Cor Cornell College for an open house event in McVernon on the fourth. She toured the 352 rooms and attended social functions during the ceremonies.
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Cornell College
Bexy Dial
Mra B. C
Mc. Vernon
Betsy
Momer
Paul Ritenour Leads Lightweight Team With Best Average
Paul Ritenour achieves the top scoring average for the lightweight basketball squad this season. The report notes his consistent performance and pivotal role in the team’s offense.
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Paul Ritenour
McGrade pupils miss school after mild illness
Four grade children and several pupils are absent from the Bamberg elementary school due to a mild illness. The district reports no serious cases and expects normal classes to resume soon.
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Ciliren Tin Se Bamber
Ghan
Mrs Brand Expected Home This Week
The article notes Mrs A A Brand is expected to return home this week after several weeks away. It states she is ready to come home and will be brought there by xpect, with repeated references to her being in the host weeks.
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A. A. Brand
Prang
Local Residents Attend Teena at Fyase and More
Locals including Chadwick, Schreiner, and Shephend families attended Teena at Fyase. Mr. and Mrs. Flora Tripp and family visited John Trip's home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Berth left for Emporia, Kansas, due to illness of Mrs. Mecundy, a sister of Mr. Kerb.
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N. L. Hiller
Chadwick
Mrs
Charles Adolph
Fair Haven
Chas Queckboerper
Mes
Aber Saaviz
She Chadwick
Fyase
Saimer
George HL. Schreiner
Beck
Eber Shephend
Flora Tripp
Famly
John Trip
John Berth
Emporia
Kaan Wew
Mra. Mecundy
Mr. Kereb
Services For Conrad Schweisgu’h At Black Oak Church On Friday
Unclear fragmentary notice describes funeral services for Conrad Schweisgu’h at Black Oak Church on Friday and mentions scheduling with incomplete details and a possible death by stroke.
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Conrad Schweisgu'h
Black Oak Church
Glinten visitors and church ties noted in local obituary
Local notice recounts Mr and Mrs John Brandenburg visiting Glinten on Monday and mentions church connections at Black Oak Lutheran. It records the death of Conrad Schweisguth in 1933 at age 68 with family ties to the community, baptism, and a long life on the Schweisguth farm.
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John Brandenburg
Glinten
Mondey
Dugsehweir
Ocar Daehler
Peace Perier
Jesus
John Spinks
John Wane
Henry Queckboerner
Tondtoffman
Adam Helnge
Schweisguth
Black Oak
Albert Hardan
Carl
Wand
Lyle
Andrew Miller
Ideal
Ursa Hartman
Mirs
Edvin Allison
Allison
Penrose
Beaver Dam
Wis
Peter Schweingeih
Danhman
George Dambman, Jr
Democrats Hold Met At Chadwick in 1933 Meeting
Democrats in Carroll county gathered at Chadwick for a district delegates’ meeting. A dinner of roast ham, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, salad, Parker House rolls, and pumpkin pie followed. Delegates to the Court district were selected for the Dixon Illinois district on April 15, 1933.
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Carroll County Democrate Plo i
Chadwck
Parker House
Helf
Sear
Woul Ian
SaGon
Dixon
Til
Malas
de Cineun
W. OB
Janath
Sanna
Fred Sash
Mrs Charlf Queckboernly Hosts at Quilting
Mrs Charlf Queckboernly presides over a quilting session, welcoming attendees and guiding activities as fellow quilters gather. The event highlights socializing, shared sewing, and community fellowship among neighbors.
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Charlf
Weekend Notices From Franklin Corner Family and Friends
Fragments describe gatherings at Franklin Corners including birthdays and Sunday dinner at Carmel home. Mentions of Christ by Hustlers class, Aflea Langanecker, and Farwell family with Mrs Scott McCulloch hosting church peers. Mr and Mrs Roland Smith visited Farwell home.
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Habben
Kramer
Aflea Langanecker
Carmel
S Farwell
Scott McCulloch
Roland Smith
Farwell
Mrs Reynolds Bloyer Taken To Sterling Hospital
Mrs Reynolds Bloyer was taken to Sterling Hospital after a fall or illness on Monday. Nearby residents described a calm day with several people seated near the Hensall Bank building enjoying warm sun while weather and routine actions continued.
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Hope Ey. Luth Church
George H. Schreiner
Frances Shimer
Sebohel
Nes
Jones
School of Mu of
Wisconsin
Freeport High
Rome
Mesdan W. W. Schreiner
Ursa Hartman- Queckboerner
H. P. Hartman
Adam Weidman
Edward Schreiner
Boyd Handle
Woman’s Club
Adazy Miller
Chadwick Twosday
Hirangi
Tassai
Mre
Kawad Mapute
Supfer
Patt Alysis
Democrats Hold
Hope Church
the Church
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Frienda
Quecicerner
Det
Franklin
Momdey
A Hensal Bank
Brand
Catherine Geist
Jon Gelue