The Pedestrian Is Rapidly Becoming Like The Indian
Carroll County community notes numerous local events and people including Earl McIntyre heading to Washington for Boy Scout work, Memorial day stone setting, new Savanna papers, and a busy summer of construction, sports, and civic activities across Clinton and Savanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl McIntyre
Washington, D. C
Cinton
Ems
Jess Expense
Clinton
Brooklyn Dodger
Moline
Chicago Cubs
Phil Caveretta
Chadwick Masons
Catroll County
Savanna Times- Journal
Savanna
Northwest Review
Hanover Review
Elizabeth Times
Utilities Company
Carroll
Carroll County
Antihis Incal
Johnny Brown
Marshal Strubb
Carroll County platform proposal summary 1987 review
The Carroll County platform outlines a bank in Milledgeville a road extension from Hangen's Corners through Rt 73 to Chadwick with Rt 40, and calls for efficient town village and county officers. It promotes community competitiveness better farms safety crime reduction and constitutional adherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. 171
Hangen's Corners
Chadwick
Rt 40
Ezpenaca
National Sport at Clinton New Park A Real Treat
The Publisher's Column notes Clinton's new stadium offers a big league feel on a smaller scale. Moline Clinton games draw 4100 fans at 40 cents general admission with two umpires, band music, and an electric center field seating device. Decoration Day May 30 is noted for cemetery visits and patriotic remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
New Park
Moline-Clinton
Illinois
Sharpe SAYS four year review of the column
Sharpe reflects on four years of the Review, recalling hard times after leaving a previous job, hospital costs, bank closures, a mail order bill, a check that bounced due to a bank in receivership, and a late financial rescue from a friend and a local man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan J
Ime
Chicago
West
Stage
Stagg
Foster
Leo
Columbus
Haven
Sasa Jem
Chester Kahler
Salem
Iowa
Wisconsin
Rock Island County
Pinhead remark in show business circles
A sharp quip about the head of the show business scene prompts a jab about chorus girls and shapely pins. The tongue in cheek line calls a fellow the best head in show business, then rebuts with a cheeky pin head comeback.
Reminiscences of Hard Times and Small-Town Life
A fragmented reminiscence recounts debt, a bank closure, and fragile credit fortunes. The narrator recalls editor interactions, a lost seven dollars, and a chaotic career start editing columns under a stern boss. Vivid vignettes describe encounters with cops, overturned vehicles, and rough roads through Illinois and Iowa towns.
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RSDAY
Thomson Review
MT. Carroll
Frank Schroppel
Frank
South Clay Street
Marshall Roycers
B. I. Rogers
Tus
Findlay Y
Frances Shimer Junior College
Tom Watson
Rockford
Jack
Milledgeville
Robert
Oeman
Rowe
Howard Goble
Lawrence Buxton
Russell Strodecker
Lyle Wetzell
New Brethren Church
Straka
Emile Eastabrooks
American Legion
Shomson
O. H. Imel
Howard Imel
Howard
Tmel
Dan Etngre
L. B. Spencer
Savanna William Vieh
Savane Construction Company
Old Mill Pak
Plum River
W. F. Hafemann
St. John’s Parochial School
Lincoln Grade
Avenue
Lincoln School
Ralph &. Hanson
Old Mill Park
Doc Saunders
Village Echo
Thomson Broadax
A. G. Stagg
Harriett Smith
Kenneth Whitney
Thomson, Minois
Office of Publication
Thomson, Ilinois
Carroll Cownty
Safety First—Firm
Burlington
Colorado
Yellowstone
Glacier Park
Black Hills
C. H. Jenkins
Burlington Station
Thomson
Sharpe
Aurelias Beauty Shoppe
Fulton, St. Walters
Ride
G.H. Thompson
Waller Electric Shop
Tri-City
Fulton, Fi
Jongiae
Kipnis
Mt. Carroll, Ilinois
Fulton, Illinois
Pape Funeral Home
Tlinois
Pershing Blvd
Clinton, Ja
Considine
Magasines
Lincoln Way
Fulton, Il
Fulton
Mt. Carroll Black
Clinton Rendering Co
Sudan
Jim Bull
Union Grove ii
Karl Wentsel
Royal Blue Food Store
Penn Bond & ‘Blue
Dee Wlan
Aer Paar
Morrison, Til
Myron C. Rogers
Morrison, Illinois
Morrisg
H. Planthaber
Fhone Morrison
William J. Maurits
M. D. Morrison
Ill
AtecWeve
Mr Tog
Blass Clothing Store
Morrison
Morrison Fruit Exchangé
Carlot
Cobblers
N. D
Idaho
Russell
New Yorker
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