Program by Fair Haven Center Pupils Planned at Event
Attendees are invited to a program by Fair Haven Center pupils on Tuesday at 7 45 p m A sale of pie cake and candy will follow Includes recitations dialogues songs and special music with pupils Donald Gordon Don ald Anderson Henriet ta Gordon Eileene Daebler Irene Enoesa and teacher Miss Jon as presenters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven Center School
Donald Anderson
Uncle Abner
Henrietta Gordon
Eileene Daebler
Henrietty Jon
Irene Enoesa
Sandridge School Welcomes Betty Maynard and New Pupils
Betty Maynard attended school in Iowa and has returned home to enroll at Sandridge. Walter Conner joins seventh grade from Thomson Grade School. Students completed bi monthly exams last week. Visitors included Mrs. Mary Potter Edna Curley and Arthur Arnold. A new Reading course for 1939 40 was added to the library except for fifth grade books. No fifth grade pupils had perfect attendance for the second month. Honor roll lists include Robert Falla Merle Potter Eugene Flack Ardetta Falls Lila Curley Jackie Falls Bobby Coon Donald Worthy. An exhibit features a hornet's nest display while art class makes a flag. Previous week bees were crafted. Alice Switzer, Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Maynard
Iowa
Walter Conner
Thomson
Mary Potter
Edna Curley
Arthur Armold
Robert Falla
Merle Potter
Eugene Flack
Ardetta Falls
Lila Curley
Potter
Richard Eugene Holman
Gladys Coon
Jackie Falls
Bobby Coon
Donald Worthy
Robertson
David Me
Alice Switzer
Wayne Bousman
Oak Grove
Wayne
Jo Daviess
Carrell
Rockford
Burns
Galena
Mary Miner
Joseph Geiger
Harriet Aitken
Aled Geiger
Viola Miner
Dun
Gene
Donald Gehrs
Gladys Ready
Harriet Am5
Alyce Jobe
Ian Mary
Alfred
Jox ‘Pictors Bailey
Alves Jobe
Clayner
Donald Gehry
Aitken
Lucille Geigerearts
Glady Ready
Alfred Jenerters
Libbie
da Ming
Junior Geiger
Rupple
Visiting Newark Woman Shares Newark Kin and Nearby Outings
Thomson briefs Mrs Wesley Golding of 74 Johnson Ave Newark NJ has visited with her father Fred brother Ernest and sister Mrs Tra Turney and other relatives for weeks. Sunday visitors at Joseph Wilt’s were Ralph Horner and their son Joe, their daughter and husband Allen Pontnak of Lanark. In the afternoon they visited Lock and Dam No 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Golding
Johnson Ave
Newark
New Jersey
Fred
Ernest
Tra Turney
Joseph Wilt
Ralph Horner
Joe
Allen Pontnak
Lanark
High School Josten Rep Seeks Senior Buy In
Ole Olson of the Josten Co visits the high school seniors to persuade them to purchase class invitations. The note describes a sales effort aimed at seniors during a school activity period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Olson
Josten Co
Legal Notice and School News from 1939 District Paper
In the Northern District of Illinois a petition seeks title and distribution for Tracts FE20 and FI-26. The document lists heirs and defendants including Clarence Holman and Alice Holman, with a hearing set for December 4, 1939, at 10:00 A.M., before Judge Blodgett. Additionally the issue mentions a school Friday canceled for a teachers conference, and notes on films Evangeline and Maud Muller, plus classroom activities in Homemaking, English, Biology, and Latin at YHS with student reporters Georgia Hogg and Ray Kauffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Evangeline
Maud Meuller
Eten
Atid
Geoffrey Chaucer
Law of Clay
Rence Holman
Clifford Holman
Alice Holman
Herbert Rawlins
Hattie Rawlins
W. B. Tague
Ruth Tague
Roy Esley Holman
William H. Holman
Roth Tague
Leo Bristol
Nellie Rounds
Clarence Holman
BR. K. Blodgett
RK. Blodgett
A. D
A.M. Blodgett
Lincoln Way
Fulton
Jones Receives Sympathy Over Wife's Spring Outfit
Ts share friendly banter about a wife’s new spring outfit and a planned visit to test Jones’s wit tomorrow, revealing lighthearted social dynamics and mutual teasing.
Bristol School Station BOR Broadcast Night November 16 8 pm
Bristol school hosts广播 open night with four programs Amateur Grammar contest play two more plays a Sail On Bee and a Books and Beatrice feature. Prizes for audience judged events, water cooler monitors named, Halloween mischief noted, previews of Thanksgiving prologue and Rhythm Band epilogue. Refreshments and food auction to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOR, S
Iisit
Lola Grim
Gerald Sivett
Frances Hulfman
Jeanne Swett
Maurice Rogers
Mary Ellen Halfman
Beverly Marshall
Mary Ellen Stallman
Maurice
Hallowe'en
Frances Halfman
Gerald Swell
Mildred Withharte
Grade News: Indian Unit and Hobby Club Report
Grade updates cover geography Indian unit science posters spelling top scorers and a new Hobby Club for grades five and six. Election of officers Dean Robinson president Allen Dykstra vice president Evelyn Ashpole secretary Ruth Strubb treasurer. Armistice day program prep and manners unit noted. Seventh and eighth celebrate film showings and a music program. Classroom posts mention Indians Pilgrims and a Pilgrim sand table project. Six weeks tests upcoming and basketball improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Robinson
Allen Dykstra
Evelyn Ashpole
Ruth Strubb
May Turney
Donald Ashby
Darrell Dimmick
Betty Lou Witt
Land of
Egan
Maud Mueller
Niniary
Dee-Scrip-Sons
Illinois Administrator's Notice for Final Settlement
The administrator of the estate of William George Brown deceased will present his final report to Carroll County Court at Mt Carroll Illinois on Monday November 20 1939 and seek discharge from all duties of the estate Florence Whaley Marvin Perry Pearl Cuts May Perry Ollie Henrich Ida Pierce Albert Perry and Walter Perry may appear to resist. A. M. Blodgett attorney for the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Carrell
William George Brown
Florence Whaley
Marvin Perry
Pearl Cuts
May Perry
Ollie Henrich
Ida Pierce
Albert Perry
Walter Perry
County Court of
Carroll County
Mt. Carroll
Ilinois
B. R. Lewis
A. M. Blodgett
Lineoln Way
Fulton, Minois
Local Families Share Sunday Supper and Visits
Mr and Mrs Russell Gleason and family joined Mrs Luella Gleason for Sunday supper. Visitors included Mrs Noah Sweitzer at Harper Michigan and Mrs Earl Rogrendorf helping at Martin Brinkman home. Various couples hosted dinners and guests in LeClaire Coleta Clinton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Gleason
Luella [Gleason
Noah Sweitzer
Edwin Sweitzer
Harper, MI
Joseph Wilt
Jo Ann Wilt
Jennie Lowry
W. A. Slayman
Ideal Church
Allen Witmer
Louis Stinemeyer
Harry Stinemeyer
Lois
Coleta
Nina Kenyon
Argo
Mott
North Dakota
Sam Boyd
David Jones
California
Kenyons
B. R. Lewis
Robert
Mike Tucker
Clinton
Harvey Marshall
M. G, Marshall
Rockford
W. al, Marshall
Rock Falla
Local Families Share Sunday Visits Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Raymond Carroll and Mr and Mrs Don Carpenter of Argo visited relatives at Oranineville Sunday. Carl Peterson called in the home of Adam Heinze Sunday evening. Albert Prins hosted Friday supper guests including Anthony Prins and daughters of Fulton and Mrs John Huyser of Detroit. Wallace Dresbach hosted Sunday dinner guests with Glen Kreuder. Henry Parsons hosted George Dacler and son of Chaddie for supper. Mrs Dora Prins death prompted Mrs Huyser to return to Detroit. Mrs Harry Williams moved to 412 Depot Ave. Mrs James Crow of Lucas visited John and Mrs Stickell in Carroll today and Will Richster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Carroll
Don Carpenter
Argo
Oranineville
Carl Peterson
Adam Heinze
Albert Prins
Anthony Prins
Fulton
John Huyser
Detroit
Mich
Kyle Rawlins
Glen Kreuder
Wallace Dresbach
Lanark
Henry Parsons
George ‘Dacler
Chaddie
John Smit
Maurice van Buer
Morrison
Dora Prins
Harry Williams
Dixon
Depot Ave
James Crow
Lucas, Taig
John Schade
J. ¥. Stickell
Carroll
Will Richster
Local Notices From Lux Call Area Visit Sparks Family Travel
Margaret Hutetunss of Lux Call spent time with relatives visiting Daven and stayed with sister Mrs. Mike Steffer before returning home to Westerly. Richard Fenley, employed in De Witt, Iowa, was taken there by his father. Mr and Mrs Jacob Wink of Bloomer Wisconsin were guests Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hutetunss
Lux Call
W. Hawk
Port
Daven
Mike Steffer
Wwesterly
Richard Fenley
de Witt
YS ¢. Fenney
Jacob Wink
Bloomer
Wis
Ernest Whitney
Miller School Notes Reflect Support and Change
The Miller School reports solid attendance and a $17.54 sum raised for school improvements. Messages praise staff, announce a pupil return from appendicitis, and note a transfer of Wayne Bousman to Oak Grove. A busy period includes institute attendance, radio time, improved spelling, star awards, perfect attendance, and first bi monthly exams.
Local social round in Galena area families visit and host
A jumble of visits fills the week as Thomson Brip and Mary land family host gatherings at Garden Peay with Mary and Al. Robert Gro Ab and Mh Moline join the week’s events in the home of 4 hu and daughter. Monday and Sunday evenings feature calls, cake, and dinner at multiple households including Argo Mount Beth Hower For band instructor and Seneca Ottawa ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Wee
Galesburg
Robert Gro
Ile Atherton
Argo
Mount Beth Hower
Glen Mier
Seneca
Ottawa
Peter Balk
Law
Daughte Dykstra
M de Ang
Chiron Top
Princeton
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Fair Haven Center
Donald Gordon
Sandridge School
Thomson Briefs
Carl
Prostone
Carl Johannsen
Hlinpis
Newsy
Legals
District Court OF the
United States
Northern District of Illinois
Western Division
United States of America
County of
State of
Joseph S. McGinnig
Frances Robinson
Virginia Schroth
D. F
Monay
B. H
Georgia Hogg
Tn Ag
Ray Kauffman
Thomas
Y_H. S
Jane
Marie Robinson
Maurice Bolhous
B. M
Potter Bros
Morraes
Themeen
ArgoFn
Atthea
Bristol School
Ronald Bull
Dar Creighton
Diana Diehl
Syle
Kenneth Gablin
Gettyman
Covilia Hewk
Mary Hervick
Robert Veusinkveld
Jacqueline McGinty
Paul
Dr Schen
TATE
Illinois
Thomson Rendering Works
Ill
Glendora the Wonder Coal
Wmmmit
WMT
Fulton Coliseum
Richard Vogel
Fulton, Ill
York
Miller School
Thomson Brip
Calles
Home
Deba Ky
Sterling
Whatua Morrison
Smith
My. Melendy
Savanna
Nomat
Northwestern
Thomsen
Savanne
Purina
Purina Chow
M. C. Crous¢ Hatchery & Feeds
Milledgeville
J. WH. Shirk
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