4 H Club Members Named for Various Projects
Lists of 4 H members and project leaders across categories such as Agricultural Dairy Foods Clothing Health Leadership Swine Field Crops Science Home Economics and Public Speaking, naming participants like Wayne Wubbena Jim Rath Janice Forth Joyce Getz Kevan Reader Ann Williams and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Forth
Jim Rath
Kevan Reader
Vicki Oetting
Joyce Getz
Jean Getz
Diane Low
Lori Coats
Carol Messmer
Smith
Gloria Frederick
Harmira Geisz
Goan Getz
Colleen Becker
Ann Wiliams
Mary Ketelsen
Linda Snyder
Leah Lyon
Wayne Wubbena
Alan Flack
Robert Wiltshire
Keith Alexander
Alan Deets
Dairy
Norman Jegaart
Roger Williams
Janet
Ann Williams
Madelon Filickinger
Joy Siedenburg
Heth Hollinger
Karen Messmer
Joan Getz
Dian French
Phylis Peugh
Jan McKean
Greg Brinkmeier
Nancy Wagerknecht
Wayne Wahbena
Janet Deets
Jennie Reader
Kevan Reider
Nancy Bruckner
Nancy Wagenknecht
Bob Wiltshire
Sharon Law
Madelon Flickinger
Gary Greenfield
Vicki De¢etting
Lea Lyon
Beth Hollinger
Phyllis Peugh
Merry Siedenburg
Norman Isenhart
Illinois Ayrshire Assn
Sandy Schneider
Joy Sicdenburg
Faye Lower
Ann Mackey
Lawrence Bruckner
Illinois Holstein-Friesian Assn
James Rath
Steve Smith
Jerry Smith
William Getz
Carroll Entrants Lead In International Livestock Exposition
Carroll county will be represented at the 69th International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago from November 29 to December 7. Milledgeville’s Richard and Jerry Carter exhibit purebred Cheviot sheep, Alexander Brothers of Chadwick bring cattle entries, and W S Wabbena of Shannon enters a Hereford steer in the junior 4-H division. The show features 37 breeds of horses cattle sheep and swine with entries from over 40 states and Canada in a multi million dollar display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
National Am.one
Chicago
Richard
Jerry Carter
Milledgevills
Alexander Brothers
Chadwick
W. S. Wabbena
Shannon
FIA
North America
States
Canada
CROP Kick-Off Set in Carroll County Church
Rev Russell McInnis announces Monday November 18 as the CROP Kick-Off meeting at Lanark Trinity Lutheran Church at 7 30 p m for county officers township chairmen and workers All parishioners invited CROP Sunday set for November 24 pastors urged to mention CROP programs Carroll County goal is 3650 in cash or corn equivalents Rirhart Roberts obituary lists survivors including three daughters ten grandchildren two sisters and two brothers with the death of her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell McInnis
Carroll County
Lanark Trinity Lutheran Church
McInnis
Rirhart Roberts
Oscar W. Smith
Mount Carroll
Bundy
Savanna
Vernon
Ruth) Groharing
Davenport
Martin Luella) Ehredt Stockton
Alfred
Irene) Dyson
Smith
Lillie Yenney
Ray Hatfield
Warrens
Wis
Gust Roberts
Frank Roberts
Clinton
Roe
Death of Wray L Gleason at Sheldon Illinois
Wray L Gleason 89 of Sheldon Illinois died early Saturday in Waseka hospital. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Law Jones funeral home Savanna with burial in Savanna Township cemetery. Born June 13 187 in Thomson he was son of John B Gleason and Elizabeth Russell Gleason. He married Juelia Griswold September 16 1900 who died in 1947. Survivors include two sons Russell Savanna and Dee of Corpus Christi Texas, three grandchildren eight great grandchildren and one sister Ethel Watson Estherville Iowa. He was preceded in death by his wife and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray L. Gleason Sheldon
Law-Jones
Savanna
Wray L. Gleason
Sheldon
Ilinois
Waseka
Savanna Township
Wray Gleason
Thomson
John B
Elizabeth Russell Gleason
Juelia Griswold
Russell
Dee
Corpus Christi
Texas
William
Ethel) Watson
Estherville
Iowa
Funeral services for Mrs. Adelia Smith held in Savanna
Mrs. Adelia Smith 92 of Savanna died Saturday morning at a daughter's home, Mrs. Grant Bundy. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon by Harold Brooks at Law-Jones Funeral Home, with burial in Center Hill Cemetery. Born September 17, 1876, she was daughter of Harmand and Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia Smith Savanna
Law-Jones
Adelia Smith
Savanna
Grant Bundy
Harold Brooks
Center Hill
Adelia Roberts Smith
Harmand Mary
Obituary of O. Ben Lambert of Savanna
O Ben Lambert 54 of Savanna died suddenly Monday evening at home. Born Freeport July 31 1914 he was son of William O and Mary Benson Lambert. He was a freight passenger agent for the Milwaukee railroad and married Virginia Oswald December 28 1967. Survivors include his wife and mother of Savanna a son Peter of Sacramento Calif two sisters Catherine Steelman of Chattanooga Tenn and Gertrude McLarnon of Milwaukee Wis and a brother James D of Tucson Ariz Preceded in death by his father and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lambert
Savanna
Law-Jones Funeral Home
O. Ben Lambert
Freeport
William O
Mary Benson Lambert
Milwaukee Railroad
Virginia Oswald
Peter
Sacramento
Calif
Catherine Steelman
Chattanooga
Funeral for Jacob F. Randecker of Mt Carroll
Funeral services for Jacob F. Randecker 80 of Mt Carroll will be held at 1 30 p m Thursday at Trinity Lutheran church Derrida Center Illinois with Reverend Grishkowski officiating He died Monday in Veterans hospital in Downey Burial will follow in the local cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob F. Randecker
Mt. Carroll
Trinity Lutheran
Black Oak Grange Meets In Hall
The Black Oak grange meets Thursday evening in the Grange Hall at 8:00 p.m. with Master Frank Manning presiding. The program includes prayer, singing The Grange is Marching On, Pledge of Allegiance, Star Spangled Banner, old and new business, a skit The Fish Pole, and an article Parents Can Be Fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Oak Grange
Hall
Grange Hall
Frank Manning
Rendecker laid to rest in local church cemetery
Born April 6 1888 in Jo Daviess county Mr Rendecker son of John and Kristiana Randecker was a member of the American Legion. Survivors include a nephew and a niece. He was preceded in death by his parents three brothers and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rendecker
Jo Daviess County
John
Kristiana Randecker
American Legion
Four Rescuers Battle To Free Injured Driver After Collision
Saturday evening on Illinois 64 seven miles east of Lanark a head on crash injured four people. Lewis Lund of Baldwin Iowa was left turning when his car collided with Robert Isenberger of Lanark and Irene Butler of Freeport driving west bound. Lund and his wife were hospitalized at Freeport Memorial. Police continue investigation as vehicle damage tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Lund
Baldwin
Iowa
Ilinois 64
Lanark
Gravenstein
Grange Auxiliary Meet At Lanark On November 14
Mrs. Charles Gordon and Mrs Lawrence Halfman led two quizzes and poems titled A Childs Worth and Sing Your Way Home were read by Mrs Oliver Olson and others. The dessert luncheon followed a meeting hosted by Mrs Marshall Farthing with Mr and Mrs Frank Manning and Mr and Mrs William Hans assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Halfman
Mrs
Oliver Olson
Arnold Farthing
Wm. Hans
Riches
Frank Manning
Charles Gordon
Grange
Marshall Farthing
Lanark
William Hans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kata Grim
Nancy Swalve
Genevra Snetcher
Judy Smith
Bob Airhart
Karen Day
Theresa Mosher
Judy Meador
Rhonda Buil
Jan Hartman
Joann Haas
Alan Fleck
Vicki Ogcetting
Are Wubbena
Servation
Automotive
Terry Adolph
Illinois Brown
Chris Keim
Illinois
Janet Heisler
Larry Miller
Cynthia Newinock
Russell Miller
Herb Getz
Pitts Esport
Morrison
Union Grove Mothers Club
Massey Harris
Massey H
New Holland
Kewanee
Bear Cat Burr
Johnson
Clair Pickens
Rugers
Jim Pell
Jim DeCap
John Ardapple
Carroll
Breed’s Livestock Sales
Elizabeth, Ill
Stevens
Galesburg
Galesburg Livestock Sales Co., Inc
Om Yul
Robert Bayaner Wirrenum
Cearles
Techaicolor
Panaicon
Robert Trehum
Hal Wallis
Metro.goldwyn-Mayer
Wesves
Joseph Janni
Julie Christie
Terence Stamp
Peter Finch
Alan Bates
Ee Panavision
Metrocolor
Blacktop Road
Allis Chalmers
International
New Idea
Dunham Cultiacker
Bear Cat
PTO
Knaedler Burr Mill
S.P
Scrap Iron
Walter Elder
Auds
Aude & Bellows
Donald Eisfeller
Etnyre
Chadwick, Illinois
Carroll Service Co
L. S. Hill
Junction Ill
West Lanark Ave
Lanark, Illinois
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