Illinois News Roundup on State Officials and Legislation
Funeral services for Robert Scholes highlighted tributes from Governor Emmerson and other leaders, with prisoners and parole talks following. The Illinois Tuberculosis campaign announced mass Christmas seal drives, posters, and leaflets across 101 counties. Supreme Court opinions included a key invalidation of Chicago’s ju tice ordinance. Agricultural seed lab programs and tax suit developments also featured, alongside banking and insurance examiner appointments and a St Louis district business survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Turwiculosis and Public Health Association
Weekly Letter Teaches History Through Bank Visit
In a school weekly note, students toured the Thontsop State Bank, viewing drafts, checks, five and ten cent pieces, and the bank’s safe. Mentions include Freshman algebra, Latin and English classes, a Halloween party, and a humorous tale about a shirker horse. Several former students transfer or secure jobs, and the piece ends noting a Christ notice date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesnutt
Mr. Chesnutt
Thontsop State Bank
Federal Reserve
Kate Whitney
Clinton Herald
John
Paul Melendy
Dwight Brown
Met Calf
Talim Assembly
Samuel Pepy
Miss Adams
Miss Taylor
Miss Wilson
Mary Sheridan
Sylvia Griswold
Parcus
Darkies
Rusty
Gearpitt
Rattletrap
Copperbox
New Orleans
Karl Green
Thomson High School
Wisconsin National Bank
Milwaukee
Gladys
Stanley Fuller
York Community High School
Freeport High School
Bean
Armistice Day Honor for Living and Dead Brave Boys
An article honoring the fallen and living service members on Armistice Day. It calls for a reverent moment of prayer to remember those who gave their lives and those who served to secure freedom. The piece emphasizes national gratitude and remembrance.
On with the Show shines in Savanna color talkie
Warner Brothers presents a complete all color and all talking revue at Savanna’s Orpheum Theatre starting next Tuesday. Betty Compson and Arthur Lake lead a large cast in a vibrant production with hits like Am I Blue and The Land of Let’s Pretend. Showings are at 7:00 and 9:00 nightly with strong audience appeal and memorable close ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Brothers
Betty Compson
Arthur Lake
Savanna
Orpheum Theatre
Library News 1929 October Totals and Transfers
October library report shows 31 General Works read, 214 Juvenile to Adult fiction, 20 magazines read, 1 new book received, total 1975 books on shelf. New borrowers, fines, and gifts noted. list includes Better Homes and Garden and Cosmopolitan. Kaufferan now with parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kauffman. Parent-Teacher meeting tonight referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jlents
Kileary— Aineviesa Gift
Better Homes
Gaede Boys Life
Child Life Cosmopolitan Delineator Farm
Fireside Junior Home
Little Balke Mentor Midwest
Review
Peoples Popilla Monthly
Popular Mechanics
Pageant Date Shift From Dec 23 to Dec 20
A local pageant has moved its date from December 23 to Friday December 20. Organizers say the event time and venue unchanged, urging attendees to update tickets and schedules.
Armistice Terms Publicized as WWI Near End
On November 4 the drastic terms of the Armistice with Austria, signed November 3, were published along with news that allied governments and the United States had agreed on Germany’s terms. German plenipotentiaries then arrived to receive the terms, with 72 hours to decide. Kaiser abdication and German revolution followed, and the armistice was announced at 2:40 a.m. November 11, 1918, in Washington, D.C.
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Austria
United States of America
Germany
Marshal Foch
Washington, D.C
Renewal acknowledgments for renewing subscribers
Listing of renewals includes John Schade Thomson D. B. Demmick East Troy Wisconsin Ed Turney Fulton Rt. 1 Win Hawk Thomson Rt. 2 Clarence Houghton 775 Kearney 3u Portland Oregon Floyd Stratton Thomson Carrol Langston Thomson Justice Prins Thomson J. M. Chesnutt Thomson Tom Cochran Thomson Francis Hook Fulton RL 1 Murs. Sarah Groharing Thomson
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John Schade
Thomson D. B. Demmick
East Troy
Wisconsin
Ed Turney
Fulton
Win
Hawk
Thomson
Clarence Houghton
Kearney
Portland
Oregon
Floyd Stratton
Carrol Langston
Justice Prins
J. M. Chesnutt
Tom Cochran
Thomson Francis Hook
Murs
Sarah Groharing
Christian Bible School Program Observed at Church Anniversary
The Christian Church opens a Sunday program commemorating the nineteenth hundredth anniversary of the Parable of the Good Shepherd with a piano prelude hymn Sayior Like A Shepherd Lead Us Sevioance, a reading from John 10.178, a solo The Ninety And Nine by Herbert St. Oroes, and hymns I Gave My Life For Thee. J. S. Lobaugh remains in a lower-left vacancy as Les Puller’s position was reassigned in November. Mr. and Mrs. Lobaugh stay at the Wilt hotel. Miss Warviett Kauffman leaves Sunday for a special nurse position. Our Advertisers Gets Results.
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Christian Bible School
Shephard
John
Herbert St. Oroes
My. J. S. Lobaugh
Les Puller
Mrs. Lobaugh
Wilt Hotel
Family Day Attendance and Junior Choir Praise
The Family Day program drew 137 in Bible school with many staying for preaching. Juniors led singing under Miss Zugschwerdt, with the Juniper choir described as well directed. Morning sermon titled Denying Christ and evening talk on our New Testament covered its writing and transmission. Beulah Gaarway headed the Junior C E with the largest attendance so far, 45. Prayer meeting attendance rose, with 25 present last Wednesday and children joining in. November 13 discussion will cover Acts 4. Ladies Aid held church dinner. Carroll Langston works on revising the church wall and aims for an updated church record by year’s end.
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Bible School
C. E. Beulah Gaar
Ladies Aid
Carroll Langston
Methodist Church Armistice Day Service and Music
Rev Nicholas led the morning service with a solo and his wife on piano. Roberta Lewis and Martha Rush sang a vocal duet with Ralph Atherton on piano. Sunday services at 9:30, 10:30 Sunday School, 7:30 pm Evening Service. Sermon titled How We Can Help Make The Peace Pact Effective.
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Nicholas
Roberta Lewis
Martha Rush
Ralph Atherton
Herman Francke
Edward
Nicholas of
Fulte
M. E. Church Board Sets Budget and Roles
The M. E. church board met on Sunday evening November 3 and fixed ministerial pay at 800 annually. A 100 monthly church budget was approved. a pledges committee will visit members to solicit funds. Veterans and mothers of veterans are honored on Armistice Day service November 10, with International Peace Sunday to follow. Plans for Rally Day November 24 include homecoming events. Attendance is rising and a cordial welcome is extended.
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State Board of Paule
Springfield
State Supreme Aut
Gavan Gumerson
Emmerson
Watt
Sangamon Inky
Sangamon Court
Supreme Court
M. E. Church
Thomson
MacDonald
Hoover
Community Social At Ferrin School Hosts Event
Velma A. Sack announces a social at Ferrin School featuring buskel pie cake and candy on Thursday evening November 14. A program will begin at o clock. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Ferrin School
Velma A. Sack
Community notes from Chadwick and surrounding areas
Emma Stoter May Mummert attend funeral of Mrs Mertz in Chadwick Saturday afternoon. Beloit and Mt Carroll visitors, days spent with Henry Stoner and family. Ern est Smith returns for winter. 500 club at Amy Lewis in Thomson. prizes won by Bess Carpenter Hox tene Nipe and Katherine Cooper. Fred Smith buys new Whippet from Thomson dealer. Sunday church attendance steady. Sunday school 48. Halloween muted local mischief. Floyd Johnson injured lip. recovering. Lost Nation trip for pigeon ranch visit. Argo-Fu M. Ex church painting completed by Clarence Delance Ned Turner. Mission Ridge School program praised. MEB Bazaar and dinner at church set for Nov 20.
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Emma Stoter
May
Joe Foltz
Camateche
Victor Carlson
500 Club
Amy Lewis
Thomson
Messrs
Hortense Nipe
Mayme Mummert
Rudolph Holm
Alyce McKee
Bess Carpenter
Hoxtense Nipe
Katherine Cooper
Fred Smith
Lewis Motor Company
Floyd Johnson
Fred Schwartz
C. A. Sack
J. Yi. Stickell
Wilbur
Lost Na‘ston
Ladies Aid Society
Clarence Delance
Ned Turner
Isabelle Joens
Vivian
Velma
Mission Ridge Echoo
Chadwick
Cheeseman
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Ounty
Jose
Robert Scholes
Jew Hina Assembly
Louis L. Emmerson
Fred Sterling
David Shanahan
Gehates
Scholes
Allan de
Charles W. Vail
Hieagra
State Department of Agriculace
Illinois
Dice
JF. Buck
Phil Han- Blunt
A.C. Wilson
Is’cultural Department
Louis Emmerson
Indian Refining Company
Richardson Lubricator Company
Stile Supreme Court
Peti‘nts
Is. Louis
Leo H. Lowe
Ray Krehaum
Shine
State Bank of Virden
Division of Insurance
Italy
St. Louis
Purple
Library News
Tribly Kaufferan
Tleary Strand
Joe Kauffman
M. E. Church Board
Parent Teachers Association
Beth Carpenter
C. G L. Sutton
Clinton
Iowa
Bayard Lewis
Dan Harney
N- D. French
G. A Smith’s
Brockill’s
Milwaukee Depot
Thomson Bank
Argo FA
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