Death rites held for Mag. Howard Cluck at Mount Carroll
Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon at Chishan Funeral Home in Mt. Carroll for Mag. Howard Cluck who died Thursday in East Moline Hospital. Rev. R. H. Leitner of First Baptist Church officiated with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by husband and daughter Mrs. Floyd Curboy of Polsgrove.
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Chishan Funeral Home
Mt. Carroll
Mag. Howard Cluck
East Moline
R. H. Leitner
First Baptist Church
Buriss
Oak Hill Cemetery
Floyd Curboy
Polsgrove
Mt Carroll to supply water to CCC camp under agreement
Mt Carroll will furnish water from its city well to the CCC camp at Mt Carroll. The camp laid the water main at no cost to the city. Rates start at 80 cents per 1000 gallons for the first 10,000, then 50 cents, 25 cents, and 13 cents for additional usage over 12 months.
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Mt. Carroll
Carroll County Receives $18574 for Rock Creek Road
President Roosevelt approved an $18,574 allotment from the Works Progress Administration for Carroll County to repair roads in Rock Creek township. The administrator will select projects meeting man-year cost, relief-load adaptability, and completion timing requirements for funding under the $1,924,529 Allmois WPA allocation.
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Roosevelt
Works Progress Administration
Allmois
Carroll County
Rock Creek Township
Illinois Pension Act Too Strict in Residence Rules
Wilbur J. Cohen, attorney for the social security board, told reporters the old age pension act in Illinois is too strict. He said the 10 year Illinois residence requirement within 15 years is harsher than federal rules. The act would need to lower this to five years within nine to align with federal standards. He noted possible adjustments to cap monthly pensions at $81 if federal funds are used and the $81 limit would include the government’s $15 monthly contribution per recipient. Governor Horner plans to call a special legislative session to amend the act.
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Ilinois
Wilbur J. Cohen
Social Security Board
Cohen
Illinois
Horner
Savanna Girl Is Married Sunday
Miss Joy Daly, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Daly of Savanna, wed Samuel A Wineland, son of Mr Frank Bollin of Lake City Ark, in Savanna Community church. The single ring ceremony was performed with ministers D W Barclay and T Stuart Cleworth assisting. Attendants were Miss Bea Jah Davis and Leonard Chestnut. The bride, a Savanna native and 1930 Savanna High School graduate, worked at the U S Engineers office in Rock Island since August 1934. The groom, once stationed at the Savanna Ordinance Depot, was moved to Fort Sill Oklahoma in August.
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Joy Daly
George Daly
Savanna
Samuel
Wineland
Frank Bollin
Lake City
Ark
D. W. Barclay
T. Stuart Cleworth
Bea
Jah Davis
Leonard Chestnut
Savanna Ordnance Depot
U.S. Engineer's
Rock Island
Savanas
Fort Sill
Thirteen marriage licenses issued in September
County Clerk Walter Watson reports thirteen marriage licenses issued during September. Ten licenses went to Car Fell County couples, two to out of county couples, and one to a Wisconsin couple.
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Walter Watson
Wisconsin
County Teams Lose Openers in Season Debuts
The Savanna and Mt Carroll high schools opened the 1935 football season Friday night on their home fields with losses. Savanna fell 20 to 0 to Warren, a bigger, tougher squad, while Mt Carroll dropped a 6 to 6 game to Shellsburg after a late fumble by their fullback. Shullsburg recovered on Mt Carroll’s two yard line and scored on the first play.
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Savanna
Mt. Carroll Ugh
Warren
Mi. Carrell
Shellsburg
Shullsburyr
Mt. Carroll
Freeport NRS Office Named State Labor Clearance Center
The Freeport NRS office is named the NES state labor clearance center for all territory in Tinois except district No 1, covering the state to Peoria. W. N. Armstrong says WPA labor must come through this office and branches. Immediate need for 450 skilled and semi skilled dam and lock workers on two Mississippi River projects. Applicants must be men on relief rolls.
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Freeport
NRS
NES
Tinois
W. N. Armstrong
Peoria
WPA
Brown eggs favored by Midwestern writer in poultry note
A Midwestern author argues brown shelled eggs are a better package than white, noting heavier shells and fewer moisture losses. He cites Canadian studies and links egg color to market and roaster rooster profitability, while contrasting regional preferences and a light aside about counterfeit money.
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Boston
New Jersey
California
Utah
Washington
Middle West
Sam
Sandridge Notes Rural Life and Local Moves
A column describes mild weekend weather and an Indian Summer approaching. It reports Mrs. Denige Leavens renting in Clinton, moved to Herb Almquist home with her granddaughter, and Hammond farm ties. Local tradesmen Jake Holy and Mr. Struckman announce last trips and ongoing routes. Thieves lift chickens from Walter Green, earlier burglary noted. Viola Bailey and Wade Law wed September 28. future home in Oak Park Savanna. Friends at Riverview cottage. Hill Billies orchestra practice with Ralph Bailey Wade Law Wilfred Hazen. Other visits include Mrs Golda Bullock aiding Bertholf recovery, and Mrs Claude Terry's day with sister Mrs William Reader. Lottie Nihon at Sand Slough Summer Resort visits Chicago friends.
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Mr. Struckman
Walter Green
Walt
Viola Bailey
Wade Law
Hill
Billies
Carroll
Oak Park
Savanna
Frank Moore
Savanhs
Riverview
Ralph Bailey
Wilfred Hazen
Madge Bower
Argo Fa
Irene Rupple
Hill Billies
Charley Mills
Golda Bullock
Nebraska
Lottie Nihon
Proprietress
Sand Slough
Chicago
Shannon Leads Carroll KT League As Lanark Follows
Shannon High School tops the Ogle Carroll County Kittenbell League with four wins and no losses after a 14 to 2 victory over Seward. Lanark beat Lesf River 4 to 2 to sit second with four wins and two defeats.
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Shannon
Carroll
Lanark
Shannon High School
Seward
Lesf River
Tow
Constitution’s enduring role in safeguarding liberty
The article argues the Constitution is the soul of America and bears the shield for human rights, property rights, and individual liberties. It warns that political chicanery could delay Supreme Court rulings, gradually weakening constitutional protections as centuries change.
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Supreme Court
America
Chas Gordon Reports Record Apple Crop at Farm
Chas Gordon says his storage bins hold 700 bushels as he grows over a dozen varieties including Delicious Jonathans Grimes Golden Winesap and Northwestern Greening. He operates a cider mill and sells much of his harvest to customers and others who want to make their own cider.
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Gordon
Birth Record Correction for Schreiter Child
An explanation clarifies an August birth record for Dr. J. B. Schreiter and wife of Savanna. The child was born July 15, 1210, and the August entry in the Review should not have listed an August date. The omission occurred because birth-record rules were not strictly enforced then.
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J. B. Schreiter
Savanna
Review
Wacker Area Social and Community Gatherings Highlight Weekend
Wacker residents spent Sunday visiting friends in Savant and Mt Carroll while others attended funerals and hosted family visits. Notable events include the Washington Community club gathering, Brethren church Young Peoples play, and a joint church aid societies social with a panoptry and marionette show at the Wacker hall.
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Wacker Churches
Wacker Hall
Market prices and grain quotes from regional elevators
Market notes show modest price movement with corn dipping a few cents. Elevators Chadwick, Milledgeville, and Lanark list daily quotes for Corn at 12¢ to Te, Oats around 20–27¢, and Good barley at 10¢, reflecting mixed demand and seasonal pricing.
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Faching Suns
School Attendance Report From September First Grade Class
The record covers a September month with 12 pupils in first grade led by teacher Clara B. Daeh Iur. Students include Donna Peters Eugene Strauch Donald Knay and Katherine Olsen among others with perfect attendance apart from one illness day. Visitors noted include Mrs Fred Peters Luan Peters Arliss Anderson and Richard Foltz.
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Donna Peters
Nui Nonma Ateun Moyers
Eugene Strauch
Donald Knay
Lucille Beckenkell
Autherine Olsen
Russell May
Grace Beckenkeller
Katherine Olsen
Stanford
Buckenkeller
Fred Peters
Luan He Peters
Arliss Anderson
Richard Foltz
Clara BE
Daeh- Iur
Local Livestock Raisers Visit Chicago Stockyards
Thirty five Carroll county livestock raisers toured the Chicago stockyards Wednesday morning as guests of the Chicago Producers Association. The visit showcased grades and kinds of market stock on sale, under the Carroll county livestock marketing association auspices led by chairman J L Morris of Tamark.
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Carroll County
Chicago
Chicago Producers Commission Association
Carroll County Livestock Marketing Assocation
J L. Morris
Tamtrk
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