Happy Birthday November Readers Face Busy Week
A list of birthday announcements spans Milledgeville and surrounding towns from Nov. 4 to Nov. 11. Names include Ella Bracken, Emma Kling, Alfred St. Ores, Hazel Kness, Dwight Brown, Margorie May Mclhattan, Earl Green, Lizzie Kustes, Harriet Fisher, Roland Schroth, and others in Milledgeville, Thomson, Lanark, Chadwick, Argo, and Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Bracken
Milledgeville
Ralph Milroy
Emma Kling
Thomson
Alfred St. Ores
James Lee
Hazel Kness
Margorie May Mclhattan
Lanark
Earl Green
Argo
Clint Wilt
Lizzie Kustes
Low Moor
Harriet Fisher
Fulton
Roland Schroth
Phineas Bashaw
John
Brandenburg
Lan
Ark
Jean Schreiner
Ghadwick
Margaret Shibley
Chadwick
Glyde Collinson
Jennie Cooper
Woodrow Batt
Gordon Milroy
Dave McWorthy
Charles Deets
John Neary
Roy Heitman
John Dykstra
Frank E. Zier
Shannon Duan Linker
Clifford Straub
Vernon Todd
Donald Queckboerner
No Hunting or Trespassing List Issued in Thomson Area
No hunting or trespassing notice warns offenders of prosecution. Names including Clint Wilt Thomson St Tousley Bros Fulton NL Rush W Carroll Thomson T Louis Schick Thomson Lil Klass W Housenga Thomson Al Prins Thomson Stransdale Farms Savanna route Walter Farthing Chadwick Fred Barnhart Chadwick Will Frederick Chadwick Cast Haag Chadwick Adam Heinze Chadwick are listed. Names will be added to the list run throughout the hunting season for fifty cents, mail to the Review Office at Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Wilt
Thomson
St. Tousley Bros
Fulton
Rush W. Carroll
T.louis Schick
Lil
Carroll County's Cheerful Caller and Armistice Day Reflections
Daily column highlights a fall outing to Lanark for dinner and a cinema with Sonja Henie and Tyrone Power, notes on La Nar Theatre, and Lanark's November 20 Colt Show for county farmers. It shifts to Thanksgiving essays praising home life and electricity, then honors World War I veterans on Armistice Day, with local remarks on war sacrifices and veterans’ contributions.
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Rnddle
Five-County Meet At Freeport Draws Large Crowd
More than 2000 teachers attended the five county meet in Freeport on Friday, one of the district’s largest gatherings by attendance. The piece notes ideal weather for outdoor events and farm work, with corn picking progressing rapidly and farmers seeking a steady market. It mentions Chadwick’s weekend crowd, La Nar theatre’s Sunday show, Henry’s Coffee Shop dining crowds, and duck hunting plans for opening day despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Chadwick
La-Nar
Henry
Thomson
Thomson Duck Hunters Ready For Local Season
Local hunters prepare for the duck season with many staking out spots along the river. Crowds are active this Sunday as the town observes a quiet Hallowe'en with minimal festive mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Halloween crowds mark a quiet Indian summer week
Fine Indian summer weather drew crowds by night but not by day as town activity centered on evenings. Masquerade parades filled Saturday streets while Mest's furniture sale underperformed. Hallowe'en energy appeared spent, with few disturbances and parties keeping quiet. Ben Rosenberry displays a 14 1/2 inch ear of corn from his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mest
Hallowe'en
Main Street
Ben Rosenberry
Mt Carroll Resident Pleads Guilty To Dwi
Jessie Smith of Mt Carroll pleaded guilty last Wednesday to driving while intoxicated after his car crashed into the A F Wingert home at Clay and Broadway. Four feet of the stone foundation under a bay window was damaged. Judge Grove will sentence Smith on December 17. Dr RB Culver spoke at a church fellowship dinner in Rockford Friday and will address the Savannah Woman's club this week. Sheriff Eber Shepherd and deputies and city police reported little disturbance over Halloween weekend. Closing session of the June term of circuit court was held Wednesday with the November term opening on Monday the 15th. Hanna and Richter redecorated their restaurant dining room, work by Charles Welch and Frank Robbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Smith
Smith
A. F. Wingert
Clay and
Broadway
Savanna Relights Pastors Arrival And Local News
A reception for Dr. Thomas XK Griffith new pastor of the M E church will be held this evening. Savanna considers new society names for a local improvement group with a prize for the winning suggestion. City council holds routine business. Sixty five students are on the high school honor roll. Firefighters extinguish a rubbish fire on River street with no damage. C E Crippen Milwaukee division engineer gets promoted to assistant on W H Penfield’s staff.
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Savanna
Thomas XK. Griffith
M. E
River Street
C. E. Crippen
The
Milwaukee
W. H. Penfield
Chicago
Lanark News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Lanark reports brisk fall winds and crowd scenes at Henry's Coffee Shop. Local residents visit Whitewater Wisconsin for a weekend, while M. Finer stores hay in the old blacksmith shop. The upcoming wedding of Ruth Klock and Willard Rahn draws community praise among Lanark’s youth. Mrs. Bertha Pensinger advertises a sale of household goods and machinery on Saturday November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Groshaws
Freeport
Henry
Adam Janiseek
Eni
Whitewater
Wis
Hallowe'en
Misa Ruth Klock
Willard Rahn
Miss Kloek
Lanark High School
Carroll Service Co
Rahn
Farm Bureau
Bertha Pensinger
Sat
Milledgeville Hosts Meals During Teachers Institute
Milledgeville ladies from the Brethren church served over two hundred meals daily for the Carroll County Teachers Institute with care on Wednesday and Thursday. Muril Werfal visited Milton Wisconsin for the week. Dwight Turner will serve on the petit jury for November 18 in the federal court at Freeport. Harlan Glenn spent Tuesday in Chicago. Donald Sprecher and Dorrance Hawkins were in Urbana on Sunday. Local duck hunters fared with varying success early Monday morning. The foundation work continued as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Carroll County
Teachers’ Institute
Milledgeville Brethren Church
M. BE
Muril Werfal
Milton
Wis
Dwight Turner
Freeport
Harlan
Glenn
Chicago
Donald Sprecher
Dorrance Hawkins
Urbana
Foun
Sharpe SAYS on a Fox Terrier and civic tone
A reflective column recalls a fox terrier from Davenport to Sabula and a life lesson on chasing trains and goals. The writer contrasts dog antics with social issues including foreign language broadcasts and political tensions, ending with a memory of Opie Reed and local lyceum entertainments.
New Home Ground Ready for Ralph Spanogle
The foundation is complete with lumber on the ground for Ralph Spanogle’s new house. The F. V. A. will hold a school meeting on November 10 where Miss Mary Small will discuss My Trip to Europe.
Wade's Wide-Cracks Riotous Household Exchange
An extract captures a comical domestic scene with an inebriated husband, an angry wife, and playful animal sounds. A magazine ad fragment offers a found object for a fee to retrieve its owner. The piece shifts to a humorous radio program parody referencing King Solomon and tune-in conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
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Ill
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