Indian Head League Opens With Four Games And Standings
The Indian Head Frail Baseball League started Sunday with four games. Thomson-Polo was canceled as Polo withdrew. Tamark replaced Polo in Savanna. Thomson beat Lanark 8 4. Farm Bureau fell to Fulton 7 1. Shannon beat Mt Carroll 3 2. Savanna and Sterling also played. Standings show Thomson, Lanark, and local clubs shaping the early season.
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Portanark
Savanna
Lemple
Wakton
Thomson
Lanark
Thomason
Shannon
Mt. Carroll
jFarm Bureau
Thomson S—Lanark
Savating
Sterling
Fulton
Carroll Farm Bureau
Carroll County
F. B
Judicial Elections Could hinge on party dynamics in district races
In the 15th judicial district, voters face tight races as three sitting Circuit judges seek renomination against challengers from the Republican and Independent lines. Party loyalties may tilt outcomes, with Republican gains in prior elections likely balanced by independent influence and candidate qualifications.
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Heard
Shaw
Harry Edwards
Dixon
Harry Heer
Galena
William J. Emerson
Oregon
Frank Sheean
Albert H. Manus
Freeport
Albert H. Hanneken
Lee County
15Th Judicial District
Justice Heard
Emerson, Heer
Edwards
Dister
Petit Jury Report For June Term Names Reportees
The June term of the circuit court selects petit jurors from various towns. Names listed include Leaven, Boerner, Collins, Sturtevant, Weslev, Totals, Schreiner, Smith, Merchant, Traum, and Cooper among others for districts such as Rock Creek and Savanna, with jurors expected to report June 26.
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Fama Bureau AB EH
Hawkive
Petit Jurs
Learem
House Jane
Val Boerner
Sceffer
Grand Jury
Leven
Patt
Collins
Sturtevant
Eo Wesley
Charles
Waiter Stevens
John Wae
X. Lima
Roy Michael
Joe Schrvinac
Rock Creek
D.C. Courts
Percy Decker
Mt Carroll Shocks Shannon Town in Ten Inning Thriller
Morrie Schaut pitched six hits with nine strikeouts and one earned run but errors by Mt Carroll cost him the win as Shannon Town edged the Mount Carroll nine 8 to 2 in a ten inning Sunday afternoon affair. The Irishers won in the tenth on a tumble by Reed that should have been an out.
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Mt. Carroll
Shannon
Dees
Shannon Boys
Reed
Morrie Schaut
Carrofl Burl
Jer
Pleme of Sport Gem Unclear Fragment
The readable text is fragmented and unclear, with no discernible people, organizations, places, or events to identify a coherent sports item. No verifiable names or dates are present to craft a factual summary.
Taxpayers Hold Meeting on Route 174 Right-of-Way
Carroll County Taxpayers Association outlines plans to form a committee to review remaining uses of the Route 174 right-of-way from Hansen's Corners, with possible ten-member county panel to appraise costs if settlements fail. Savanna meeting May 22 invites taxpayers, candidates for judgeship discuss their candidacy, and a plan to publish a county bulletin.
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Thay
Hansen's Corners
Shamnon
I Board of Supervisors
Taxpayers Association
Wll
Iave
Savanna
Heard
Shaw
Lidell
Morris
Lanark
State Taxpayers Organization
Liax
Board of Supervisors
Cut Veterans Costs For March Across States
Investigation will determine the amount to deduct from current compensation for ex service men with service connections. Except for totally disabled veterans, most without service connections will not receive long term disability allowances after July 1. Figures shown reflect March data from the report.
Chadwick School Play Cast Leads Folk Dances
Supt Blair oversees Chadwick stage and curtain helpers. Miss Muriel Anderson guides third and fourth graders in the Children’s Polka and The Bicking. A long list of students and teachers perform in a skit Jane in Japan with Japanese children and songs, featuring many named participants.
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Tom Sawyer
Emerson Lang
Huck Finn
Lois Bradle
Wayne Martin
Muriel Anderson
Bicking
Phyllis Emyrel
Arnold Provant
Mary Waters
Jimmie Waters
Phyllis Harris
Julian Martin
Alice Queck
Emily Ann Hartman
Louis Weber
Beth Kahler
Paul Markey
Bernice Honberger
Kenneth Zemke
Esther Cooper
Chadwick
Eiks
Jane
Japan
Take
Taro
Marjorie Zagschwerdt
Igvonne Hartman
Parl Trav
Anene LaPisin
Jacqueline Loochel
Shirley Felker
Rob Wt Harriman
Delbert Kabker
Leo Kress
Kenneth Kradle
Beth Lang
Howard Schieming
Kerene Weber
Lloyd Eichert
Margarete Kahler
Robert Krad
Eiie Spinks
Kenneth St Chait
Mabie Wagner
Geo. Earl Weber
LaVerme Weber
Rex Sehiey
Taxpayers Association Receives Letters From Office Holders
Springfield Illinois April 18 1933 the county taxpayers association reports receipt of letters from state representative Acker and state senator Franz praising economy measures. Charles Harris Chadwick is named secretary. Franz and Bingham discuss Burns Economy Bills and salary reductions for state officers judges and Cook county officials with mixed outcomes and timing concerns.
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Merdwith
Acker
Bingham
Franz
Charles Herris
Lisque
Chadwick
Illinois
Harri
Cilla
James T. Burts
Shannon
Tribune
Burns
Charles D. Franz
Springfield
Wmiinoia
Charlea Harris
Carroll Co
Til
Green
Rockford
Green J
Stat
Burns Circuit
Cook County
Supreme
Hkage
J. A. Binghpen
Carroll County Schools Score 30 1-4 Points In District Track Meet
Carroll county athletes from Lan jerk Mt Carrol Savanna and Chadwick scored 20 1-4 points in the district track and field meet held at Freeport Saturday afternoon. Mt Carroll boys tied Freeport for fourth. Rockford won with 67 1/2 points, setting nine firsts and advancing fourteen to state. Local scorers included RL Smith Bud Smith Sorrenson Geixe Wilson and Savanna runners, with Lanark ninth and Chadwick tied for tenth.
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Carroll County
Lanjerk
Mt Carrol
Savanna
Chadwick
Freeport
Mt Carroll
Rockford
Champaign
Carroll Counties
RL Smith
Bud Smith
Aho
Sorrenson
Geixe
Wilson
Lanark
Savanne
Fragmentary Proverb Prompts Curious Refrain
A brittle, garbled line offers odd guidance about self preservation and world danger. The text reads as a cryptic warning to guard against a looming threat and to act with resolve, though the meaning remains unclear and fragmentary.
Milledgeville church hosts large youth convention I
The Milledgeville church hosted a youth convention attended by about 150, with many more expected and fifty turned away. A hot meal of escalloped potatoes, meat loaf, peas, peach pie, coffee, pickles, and bread was served by local ladies. The event featured songs by Wayne Hawkins and Clive Mae Kreider, readings by Edith Gerdes and Grace Gessler, and a mission play "Larola" from the Latetown church. Rev Koehler urged young people to serve God with vigor, stressing personal push over heredity or environment.
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Milledgeville Church
Wayne Hawkins
Clive Mae Kreider
Miss. Kreider
Preston Kreider
Milledgeville
Young
Young Peoples
Edith Gerdes
Grace Gessler
Bherry
Ruth
Esther
Chadwick
Mother
Dad‘dy
Koehler
Young Falke
Church of the Brethren
India
Hudbend
Lurvia
Mims
Sarah Gnagey
Lyle Lenhart
Lecro
Rev. L
Koehier
Roekier
Lanark Track Meet Brings Wide Team Notes and Injuries
Report from Lanark covers a track meet with Jones Hardware, Chadwick and Polo teams, noting injuries to Seno and others, plus results in the mile and spear events. Also referenced are local visits, court representations, and community happenings including a junior senior reception, shipping news, and local appointments.
Spectator notes on economic policy and postwar debt ideas
The column discusses a price treaty and stabilization plans amid a currency war context. It praises informal Geneva talks, U S affirmation of foreign policy aims, and a push to avert rapid rearmament while penalizing aggression. It mentions removal of wartime debt resentments and U S willingness to recognize foreign difficulties, noting the informal, man to man style of conferences that yielded some progress. It also references Republican judges and Cook County debt issues in a political dispute.
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Geneve
United States
Local Track Meet Features Clashing Favorites and Rising Stars
Bud Smith will duel Jack Geisz for honors in the 160 and 230 yard dashes, pole vault, and broad jump at the Clinton and Freeport meet. West expected to win the 220 with South taking the 100. Sorrenson and Teeter top Mt. Carrol 440 dash standings. Livengood of Milledgeville leads the shot put with 40 feet.
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Bud Smith
Clinton
Freeport
Jack Geisz
Chadwick
West
South
Carrell Lad
Geist
Steith
Sorrenson
Teeter
Mt. Carroll
Traum
Sayer
Milledgeville
Shannon
Lanark
Henry Livengood
Fifty Year Farmers Club Portrait of John and Stuart
A fragmented reminiscence describes fifty year farmers who lived together, John continuing the work after Stuart’s February death. The home features sturdy furniture, a large bookcase with authors Pope Milton Fisher and Martin, plus works by Dickens and other classics. Mr. Banton leads the Witty Year Farmers Club with a warm, engaging persona.
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Stuart
John
Bannon
Pope
Milton
Fish
Martin
Joseph C. Lincoln
Jane Porter
Lowell
Mr. Banton
Charles Dickens
Banton
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Seeger
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