Two Couples To Wed May 10th At Chadwick
Chadwick wedding notices announce Betty Louise Ware and Nu a Jeanne Hartman will wed Emert Shoup and Allen Shoup on May 10 at Hope FE UC B. church in Chadwick. Parents Mr and Mrs Lee Hart and Mr and Mrs Boyd Shoup relay the engagements and ceremony details.
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Chadwick
Fath
Mrs
Lee Hart
Betty Louise Ware
Nua Jeanne Hartman
Emert Shoup
Hope Fe, UC. B. Church
Deaths of Marie Bilers and related family notices
Miss Marie Bilers, 35, died Saturday after drowning. Funeral services were held Monday at the Truth Funeral Home in Sterling with Rev A Kalfwart of St Paul Lutheran Church officiating. Burial was in Genesee Cemetery. Survived by three road wives, sisters Mrs Howat Weide and Mr Albert Koster of Milledgeville, and one brother Henry of Genser Township Whiteside County.
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Wiriel
Mast Genesee Cemetery
Wafe Suiy Vinerie Gisters
Howat Weide
Sterling
Albert
Koster
Miledgeville
Henry
Genser Township
Whiteside Coun
Lena School Leader Gnagey Resigns After Five Years
Gyagwexs Gnagey, IL superintendent of Lena schools for five years and former Chadwick schools head, resigns at end of current year. He will move to a country home near Bentonville Ark to run a broiler plant for Bentonville Cooperative. wife plans writing career. Their sons Larry and Tommy will join.
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Ozarks
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Gnagey
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New Enterprise
Lanark Grade Track Team Wins Meet
Lanark grade school's track squad totaled 60 points to win a three way meet with Chadwick and Mt. Carroll on Chadwick track Wednesday afternoon April 30. Chadwick placed second with 39 and Mt. Carroll third with 20. The article lists event results including 100 yard dash 12.8 seconds, 60 yard dash 0.46, shot put 37 feet 5 2 inches, discus 88 feet 10 inches, 220 yard dash 29.4 seconds, pole vault 6 feet, 440 yard run 1 minute 7.8 seconds, high jump 5 feet, 880 yard run 2 minutes 51 seconds, broad jump 4 feet 7 inches, and relays. It also notes dinner guests and visitors tied to Albany and Dixon residents.
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Rummel
Weidman
Daws
Butts L
Stewart C
Dambman
Hass C
Miller
Butts
Haas C
Miller L
Traum
Dawes
Dickenson
Tripp C
Zugschwerdt
Martil L
Dawes L
Rummell
Hess IL
Byvie C
Dambman C
Dickenson MC
Hess
Noble
Merkel
Lanark
Chadwick
Mr. Carroll
How Home Bureau Makes Homemaking Easier In Salem
Salem Home Bureau members show growing interest in monthly meetings. Lessons on year bread kitchen arrangements slip covers fabrics and textile painting improve homemaking. Garnet Keim Mildred Morgan trained for glove making aiding nine members. Thelma Reiling Hazel Burkholder taught Yeast Bread. Helen Spearman made a chair slip cover with success. Miss Footitt taught textile painting with many decorating projects. Iva Ginther Mildred Morgan lead 4-H club activity.
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Salem Home Bureau
Garnet Keim
Mildred Morgan
Thelma Reiling
Hazel Burkholder
Helen Spearman
Miss Footitt
Iva Ginther
Community group grows with 14 members after a month
A meeting last month organized a group that now has 14 members and several prospects. At the next gathering the club plans a Guest Day to showcase its work in the community. Evan Harrie of Milwaukee, Wisconsin visited with his parents Mr and Mrs Pion Harris over the weekend.
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Evan Harrie
Milwaukee, Wis
Pion Harris
Business Sees Need Of Income Tax Cut
Economy moves in Congress raise business hopes for income tax cuts to spur capital investment. Debates on federal spending spark outcry against high war time rates. Chamber of Commerce says current tax structure stifles enterprise and revenue. The chamber urges applying budget cuts toward lowering rates to stimulate business initiative.
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Congress
Committee On Federal Finance
United States Chamber of Commerce
Don'ts For Man Who Drives Tractor On Illinois Farms
Whitlock, Illinois Agricultural Association safety director, lists ten tractor safety don’ts. Do not refuel with engine running or near flames, avoid crossing deep gullies, no extra riders, no adjustments with engine running, do not remove radiator cap, avoid breathing exhaust fumes, do not crank by spinning, pull crank upward only, limit speeds, keep distance from other vehicles, and obey road traffic rules for tractors as well as cars.
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Ulinois
Whitlock
Illinois Agricultural Association
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