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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1968

Page

7

New Corn Planting Methods Outlined in Carroll County

US Soil Conservation Service official Eugene Hardick outlines three main methods in Carroll County for corn planting with minimum tillage. Wheel track planting, Midwest attachment with conventional planters, and isk with conventional planters reduce erosion and costs while matching or exceeding yields. By 1968 wheel track and plow planting acres rise toward 30 000 with ongoing adoption.

Eugene Hardick U. S. Soil Conservation Service Mount Carroll Carroll County Midwest

Family Reunion Honors Turney and St. Clair Kin

Relatives of the Turney and St. Clair families gathered at Chadwick American Legion Home for a Sunday dinner honoring Sgt. and Mrs. Gary Turney and Peggy and David Turney. Attendees included Blaine Turney and Wayne. Bob Turney and Clinton trio. Mary Lou Bryant. Irving and Ray Parkholder families. Roy Mackey. Edgar Turney Sr.. Arthur St. Clair. Chester Kahler. DeWayne Aude family. Paul Turney family.

Turney St. Clair Chadwick American Legion Gary Turney Peggy David Turney Blaine Turney Wayne Bob Turney Clinton Mary Lou Bryant Tiffan Iowa Irving Merkel Ray Parkholder Roy Mackey Lanark Edgar Turney Mt. Carroll Arthur St. Clair Chester Kahler DeWayne Aude Famiy Paul Turney

Jersey Cattle Club Hosts Spring Potluck Meeting

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Isenhart hosted Illinois Jersey Cattle Club Parish No. 2 on Sunday April 28 for a spring potluck. Ross Griffith served as president during a short business meeting. Junior members met in the basement and Kevan Reader of Thomson was chosen to represent Parish No. 2 in the Illinois Jersey Queen contest. The group toured the dairy herd and buildings afterward with numerous local families attending.

Norman Isenhart Ilinois Jersey Cattle Club Spring Potluck Ross Griffith Kevan Reader Thomson Parish No. 2 Illinois Stanley Hellen Morrison Wilbur K. Reader Albert Loding East Moline Louise Isenhart Chadwick

Mrs Fay Hawkins and family visit Kewanee group

Mrs Fay Hawkins with Gregory and Timothy of Kewanee visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs S S Harter Sr. and shared in the social gathering.

Fay Hawkins Gregory and Timothy of Kewanee S. S. Harter

Final Combat Mission for Major Lyle E. Stouffer

Major Lyle E. Stouffer, son of Mr and Mrs J B Stouffer of Milledgeville Illinois, flew his 100th and final combat mission in Southeast Asia as an RF 4 Phantom aircraft commander with the 11th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron at Udorn Royal Thai AFB. He earned the Silver Star, Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal for heroism and airmanship. He will be reassigned to Fifth Air Force headquarters at Fuchu Japan. He attended Sterling Township High School and Polo High School, then the University of Illinois before entering the Air Force in 1951. His wife Mary Jo is the daughter of Mrs Mary D McGowan of Tucson Arizona.

Lyle E. Stouffer J. B. Stouffer Rt. 1 Milledgeville Southeast Asia 11Th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron Udorn Royal Thai Afb Thailand Fifth Air Force Fuchu Air Station Japan Sterling Township Polo High School University of Illinois Air Force Mary Jo Mary D. McGowan Wilshire Drive Tucson Arizona

Legend of the Old Cedar Tree Sparks Boyhood Memories

Savanna resident Harry Gaar recalls carving his name on the old cedar 73 years ago as he shared memories tied to the feature tale. He mentioned family names Cole Hamedew Lewis and Knight and noted his farm east of Thomson once owned by Mrs. Melendy now by the Murrays.

Savanna Harry Gaar Office of the Review Mr. Gaar Cole Hamedew Lewis Knight Thomson George Melendy Eugene Murray Melendy Bluffs Gaar Bluffville

Commission Directs NIG Co to File Reduced Rates

The Illinois Commerce Commission directed Northern Illinois Gas Company to file rate schedules cutting charges by more than 2.3 million dollars in one year. Reductions take effect May 1, 1968. Chairman James W. Karber noted these cuts are part of eight years of utility rate relief totaling about 300 million dollars since 1961.

Illinois Commerce Commission Northern Illinois Gas Company James W. Karber Karber Illinois Public Utilities

Prophetstown social notes on Sunday dinner guests

Louis Jacobs visited Prophetstown and dined with Mrs. Eva Jacobs and Frank. Mr and Mrs Robert Geison and Sheldon were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Orval Rahn for dinner.

Louis Jacobs Prophetstown Eva Jacobs Frank Robert Geison Sheldon Orval Rahn

Divorce Decree Granted in Savanna Court Battle

Agnes K. Amling estate probate entry followed by Martha J. Zeeryp granted a decree of divorce from Donald 4. Zeeryp in Circuit Court action dated April 16, 1968, Savanna residents.

Agnes K. Amling Martha J. Zeeryp Donald 4. Zeeryp Savanna Sircuit

Local Names Linked in Area Legal Notice

Richard L. Engel of Madison Wisconsin and Robbin L. Godfriaux of Savanna appear in a regional filing. Floyd C. Noble and Lynn Ann Posey, both of Savanna, are listed. Sherman L. Shilling of Milledge is named with Judy M. Metz of Chadwick.

Richard L. Engel Madison Wis Robbin L. Godfriaux Savanna Floyd C. Noble Lynn Ann Posey Sherman L. Shilling Milledge Judy M. Metz Chadwick

Deeds and fines listed for April entries 1968

Deeds recorded from April 23 to 30 1968 show transfers in Savanna Mount Carroll and Shannon with buyers and sellers named. Fines paid in Circuit Court April 23-30 1958 include multiple traffic and liquor violations across Illinois towns such as Mount Carroll Polo Savanna and Clinton with penalties up to 50 dollars.

Jennings Biederman Jerry Biederman Thomas A. Ballas William B. Haas East Lawn Savanna Larry Grove George F Irene R. Alferts Robert M. Frederick Charlie L. Aldridge Myron C. Wilcox Allen Boyer Halderman Mount Carroll Jacob M. Gabriel Otto E. Symanek Shelley Shannon David B. Engelkens William Dean Purcell James K. Rieck Robert S. Taylor William C. Meador C. T. Lanark Herman Toepfer Richard H. James Hubert R. Robinson Edna M. Leavens Schall's John Jilderda Henry Williams Haldane Gary Hockman George Tanty Calumet City Paul Daehler Linda Dunbar Sterling Ronald Pellow Champlain Richard Raab Robert Stolts Chadwick Roger Haas Elizabeth Paul Stronk Clinton Riley Meyers Lyle Smith Lanark Kenneth Weems Larry Maupin Plainfield Eugene Westphal John Shipley Paul Burger Polo Danny Fiester Carl Paxton Ronald Dvorak Ashton, al

Motorists Warned Concerning Hitches

Secretary of State Paul Powell cautions drivers to ensure trailer hitches do not obscure rear license plates. He cites Section 3411 (b) of the Motor Vehicle Law requiring license plates to be clearly visible and legible to avoid potential arrests during summer trips.

Paul Powell Powell

County road to be paved Lanark Forreston cut off

Francis S. Lorenz public works director announces award of contract to Rein Schultz Dahl Inc Madison WI for 1.28 miles of concrete base course on the Lanark Forreston cut off east of Lanark with a cost of 103791 dollars.

Francis S. Lorenz Illinois Rein, Schultz & Dahl, Inc Madison Wisconsin Lanark Lanark- Forreston

Drive Reaches 46303.34 For Good Samaritan Nursing Home

The county fund drive for The Good Samaritan Nursing Home Society topped 46 thousand dollars this week as Rev Earl and Lilly released a total of 46303.34. Solicitors aim to finish all community drives by May to fund construction soon.

Good Samaritan Nursing Home Society Earl and Lilly

Public Dance at Thomson High School Gym

A public dance is scheduled in the old Thomson high school gym Saturday night May 4. Music will be provided by The Four Sons plus 3, an orchestra from Cuba City Wisconsin. Four members of the group are sons of members of the Jack Busch orchestra of Cuba City. The Thomson Lions Club sponsors the event.

Thomson Four Sons Plus 3 Cuba City Wisconsin Jack Busch Orchestra Thomson Lions Club

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