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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1962
Page
4
Farmers planting wheat for the first time in 1963 should notify the county ASCS office after seeding is finished, announced by Mr. J. W. Erdmier, Carroll County Office Manager. The change in wheat law this year allows any producer to grow as much as needed.
Fifteen acres without penalty but acreage must be determined before a marketing card is issued. Penalties apply if a farm grows more than 15 acres without an allotment, requiring records of wheat produced. A 1963 wheat marketing card is required before marketing. Chadwick News reports local farming guidance and social visits including the Vietmeier family in Lanark and Freeport VFW Auxiliary activity.
The Top Notchers 4H Club held a regular meeting at Fair Haven School with 16 members. Ver non Alexander Jr. presided as reports from secretary and treasurer were approved. Discussed Oct 3 Mt Carroll achievement day where state recreation award won among 800 clubs.
Charles Gordon Sr of Chadwick will be a legislative delegate at the Illinois School Bus Contractors Association gathering in Springfield on November 10.
Fair Haven Unit of Carroll County Homemakers Extension Association met November 2 in Mrs. Iben's home with twelve members and one guest. Roll call recalled old tasks. a December meeting invites those interested in plastic kitchen products to Freeport Junior High December 3 with no admission, but RSVP by November 15. Minor lesson on using rice by Mrs. Harveylock, major lesson on county offices by Mrs. Geison, followed by a county tour and briefing. The next meeting, December 6 at Mrs. Handel's, features a pot luck, Christmas prep, secret sisters revealed, and gift exchanges.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Kromrey and daughter Nancy of Morrison visited Saturday evening with her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Schreiner. Mrs Clayton Kaul Mrs Vernon Daehler and Mrs Laurence Post traveled to Arlington Heights last Friday to be guests of Roy Post now teaching there. Mr and Mrs Alvin Prowant dined with Harold Prowant in Rock Falls on Monday.
The forthcoming pheasant season starts November 17 at noon with a strong crop and a three cock limit. Tips urge securing farmer permission, avoiding harm to livestock and properties, hunting with small groups, rechecking permissions, sharing kills with the farmer, and treating farmers with courtesy to maintain access for future hunts.
Funeral services for Benjamin Stadel 73 former Chadwick grocer who died Oct 30 were held at 2 pm Thursday at Frank Funeral Home Chadwick. Pastor Richard Horst officiated burial in Chadwick cemetery with organist Sheldon Frank and solo by John Geist Jr. Floral tributes organized by local relatives. Casket bearers included Harold Stadel and Verle Stadel among others with distant relatives from Lanaster Pennsylvania Denver Colorado Central Lake Michigan and more in attendance.
Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Liv Spaulding of Detroit Mrs Henry Gray of Benton Wis. Mr and Mrs John Geist Jr and sons Mr and Mrs Robert White and Mr and Mrs Leland Allen of Monmouth. Others came from Beloit Cochrane and Benton Wis Rockford Dakota Apple River Shopville Elizabeth and nearby areas.
Leroy Stoner son of Mrs Lilian Stoner of Sterling is a member of the Wabash Glee Club of Wabash College Crawfordsville Ind The 40 man group will appear at Indiana schools Milwaukee Downer College Milwaukee November and at the Indianapolis Association of Wabash Men's annual banquet in December A tentative trip to the New York Washington area is planned for next spring. A politician is a man who approaches every problem with an open mouth.
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