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Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1942

Page

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Damaged Soybeans Rules Outlined by CCC Official

The Commodity Credit Corporation policy explained by Herman Daehler outlines buyable damaged soybeans with restrictions. Damaged kernels must be under eight percent unless frost damage exists with grading above No. 4 and no must, sour, heating, or odor. Discounts range from one to eight cents per cent damage, frost beans same rates up to eight percent, more damage adds a half cent per extra percent.

Commodity Credit Corporation Herman Davhler Carroll County Aaa CCC Daehler

OPA Bans Trips Between Summer And Winter Cottages

Local residents question vacation cottage investments as the OPA prohibits motoring between seasonal homes to save tires. One resident, Dec Brand, plans to convert his cottage into a permanent home.

OPA Dec Brand

Robbery Probes In Carroll County Schools

Two schoolhouses in Carroll county were robbed Friday night. Lanark recovered about $175 from a broken office safe while Mt Carroll high school lost about $56 from a desk cash drawer. Detectives report numerous broken desks and attempted safe entry at Mt Carroll, with no arrests yet. Sheriff Westfall declines to reveal clues.

Carroll County Ray Westfall Lanark Mt. Carroll High School P. F. Grove

Tax Rate Reduction Praised By Carroll County Group

Carroll County Taxpayers association lauds the county board of supervisors for cutting the 1942 tax rate to 20 cents, likely the lowest in Illinois. Taxes for 1942 payable in 1943 will be about 20,000 dollars less than 1941 and 65,000 less than 1940, aiding taxpayers facing higher federal levies and war bond purchases. The group urges balanced praise when officials perform well.

Carroll County Taxpayers’ Association Carroll County Board of Supervisors Illinois John K. Morris County Association Morris

Gas rationing sparks salesmen to share rides

Salesmen traveling for wholesale houses face new rules after nationwide gas rationing ends supplemental gasoline for sales calls. With basic rations of under four gallons weekly, many are planning pooling arrangements to continue visiting retail stores, risking time loss and fewer customer calls.

Ducks Impress Swett Cafe Patrons With Varied Species

Earl Holman and Harry Rick surprised diners at Swett Cafe by presenting seven duck species. Rick handled beef chatter while Holman lectured a class of about thirty on duck habits and feeding, noting the distinct markings of each variety.

Earl Holman Harry Rick Swett Cafe Rick Harry Holman Earl

Court House News and Realty Transfers in Carroll County

A notice reports a marriage license issued in Chicago to Gaylord Weeks and Helen Madison of Savanna, a circuit court session to be held in Mt. Carroll, correction of juror names, absentee ballots issued to Carroll voters, and several real estate transfers including Djorson Skaien to Harrison Osborn junior in Savanna and others across Carroll County with warranty deeds and property lots noted.

Gaylord DV. Weeks Chicago Atea Helen M. Madison Savanna Dorothy Skaien Harrison E. Osborn, Jr Skaien Floyd Bleakley Adam C. Beck Woodland Mendelina Staireur Margaret Loftus J. A. Robinson John W. P. Baird Elver J. Adams Mr. Carroll Sarah Ann Kosher Clarence LeRoy Kosher Freedom

List of Certificates Issued By Carroll County Board

The Carroll county rationing board released a weekly list of certificates for tires tubes retreads and bicycles issued for Oct 16 to 23. Names span Lanark Savannah Mt Carroll Chadwick Savanna Milledgeville Shannon and Savanna with grades and quantities noted.

Carroll County Sars C. Burkholder Mt. Carroll Chester Libberton Will Siedenberg Savanna Wm. Bailey Leroy Burma Shannon Geo. Myers Chadwick Donald D. Taylor Loren Crawford Milledgeville Charles Engles Lanark Melvin E. Folk Frank J. Conway Clarence L. Kosher Spencer S. Peterman H. R. Eby Vern Yeager J. W. Duncan E. J. Nickel Jas. W. French James H. Root T. A. Ballas

Savanna High Wins Homecoming Thriller 13 7

Savanna High School edged Sterling Community 13 to 7 on Savanna field to stay undefeated. Engaldo caught a long pass from Doty for a late touchdown and Doty added the extra point. Savanna next plays Rochelle on November 6 and Galena on November 11 at home.

Savanna High School Sterling Community High Savanna Engaldo Doty Rochelle Galena

Mount Carroll Gridders Triumph in Close 7–6 Win

Mt. Carroll high school football team earned its first win of the season with a 7 to 6 victory over Aquin of Freeport in a U. S. Grant conference game at Mt. Carroll. Halfback Tom Warnock scored on a 15 yard run and round end. Dave Smith kicked the extra point.

Mt. Carroll High School Aquin of Freeport Mt. Carroll Tom Warnock Dave Smith

Youths to Exhibit Fat Stock at Chicago Market Show

Bernie Hook a 17 year old Carroll county farm youth will enter a purebred Shorthorn steer in the junior classes at the Chicago Market Fat Stock and Carrot Competition December 2 to 5. Charles H. Hartman of Thomson also plans to exhibit a Hereford steer. The Chicago show replaces the 1949 International Live Stock exposition and is staged by the Union Stock Yards and Transit Co. Entries close November 1 for individuals and November 21 for carlot divisions. Premium lists available from B. H. Heide at the yards.

Bernie Hook Thomson Farm Carroll County Chicago Chicago Stock Yards Bernie Hook Clinton Charles H. Hartman Thomson Board of Directors Office of Defense Transportation International Union Stock Yard and Transit Company B. H. Heide Union Stock Yards

Big Demand For Antifreeze Across Weekend

Temperatures dipped to around 20 degrees prompting hundreds of motorists to visit garages and service stations Sunday and Monday for radiator antifreeze or to thaw radiators. Alcohol based antifreeze remains plentiful while permanent varieties are scarce this winter.

19 Men Ordered To Report For Army Service

The local selective service board announces that 19 Carroll county men must report to a Chicago induction station on Monday, Nov. 2. The group includes residents from Savanna, Mt. Carroll, Lanark, Milledgeville, and Chadwick with names such as Carl C. Voeckel, Harold James Wolfley, Paul Edward Hartman, Max Meakins, Bob Knox, and others.

Chicago Carroll County Selective Service Board Savanna Mt. Carroll Lanark Milledgeville Chadwick Carl C. Voeckel Harold James Wolfley Paul Edward Hartman Max Franklin Meakins Bob M. Knox Richmond Calif Frederick F. W. Nycum Thomas C. Campbell Donald Ray Funk Herbert Frank Davis Charles Wayne Brock Mr. Carroll Albinus Joseph Martel Paul Clarence Doty Franklin Charles Troester Kenneth Earle Chase James Harvey Dobbs Robert Dale Philarmlee Joseph Roy Salton Rudy McCue Milo C, Meier

Carroll County Fuel Oil Consumers Must Mail Applications

The Carroll county ration board announces that every fuel oil consumer must fill out and mail an application blank covering their oil requirements to the board in Mt. Carroll. Mail by next Monday November 2 due to limited office space. If blanks were not received, contact the oil dealer for one.

Carroll County Ration Board Mt. Carroll

Milledgeville Man Chaffee Dies At 58

Milledgeville resident C. Chaffee died at his home about midnight Sunday after a period of poor health. Born January 24, 1904, he was active in the Milledgeville area as a garage operator and later worked with Cram and Lazarus at cattle barns and at weekly Sterling sales auctions. He is survived by his widow two sons Max and William two sisters Miss Winifred Chaffee Mrs W W Lawrence and a brother Ralph. Funeral services were planned for Thursday afternoon.

Milledgeville Christian C. Chaffee Mr. Chaffee Volney Delilah Chaffee Cram and Lazarus Sterling Sales Pavilion Max Fort Lewis Wash William Winifred Chaffee Seattle W. W. Lawrence Aurora Ralph Detroit Mich

Milledgeville Man George W Stone Dies at 74

Milledgeville George W Stone 74 died Thursday evening Oct 22 at his home north of Milledgeville Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at South Elkhorn church with Rev Paul Turner and Rev Harry Fordyce in charge Burial followed at South Elkhorn cemetery Stone born Feb 1 1868 in Washington County Tennessee to John and wife He was married to Dora Payne Dee in 1895 and they moved to Illinois in 1908 Surviving are widow five sons Nelson James Robert John Willard and six daughters Mrs Frank Lacey Mrs Harold Larber Mrs James Dale Mrs Floyd Simmons Mrs Lloyd Paschel and Mrs Elmer Duitsman

Milledgeville George W. Stone South Elkhorn ‘Church Paul Turner Harry Fordyce Dixon South Elkhorn Cemetery Mr. Stone Washington County Tenn John Stone Dora Payne Dee

Savanna Councilman Krafft Dies After Stroke

Savanna city council member and retired railroad engineer Savanna O Krafft, 56, died at 1 a m Friday Oct 23 at his Oak Park Savanna home after a paralytic stroke. Funeral rites were held Sunday at Law Funeral Home with Rev Albert S Nelson officiating and burial in Savanna Cemetery. He was born Feb 5 1886 in Germany and came to the United States at age two. He worked 26 years for Milwaukee Railroad and lived in Savanna about 25 years. He married Pauline Notz of Savanna in Clinton Iowa and they had five children Carl and four daughters Mrs Aady Brock Mrs Clarence Taylor Mrs James Brown and Mrs Fred Dauphin. There are ten grandchildren.

Savanna Fred O. Krafft Oak Park Law Funeral Albert S. Nelson Chicago Germany Otto Nina Krafft United States Peoria Krafft Milwaukee Railroad Pauline Notz Clinton Carl Aady Brock Clarence Taylor James Brown Fred Dauphin

Project Record Book Winners In County Are Listed

Outstanding project record books kept during the past year by Carroll county 4 H club members have been selected and premiums awarded. Winners include Dairy Dwight Flickinger Wayne Ellinor Lanark Wilma Smith Thomson Secretary Keith Law Savanna Donald Zier Lanark Wilma Smith Thomson Gardens Jacqueline Sturtevant Francis Kloepping Lanark Potatoes Arnold Bauer Milledgeville Dean Stitzel Forrest Frye Lanark Sheep Forrest Beyer Gerald Dittmar Mt Carroll Donald Zier Lanark Swine Paul Deets Milledgeville Allan Heisler Mr Carroll Lloyd Heeren Lanark Poultry Arthur Bauer Arnold Bauer Milledgeville Corn Loren Martz Lanark Beef Richard Zuck Robert Guenzler Lanark Joe Rath Savanna

Carroll County 4-H Club Dwight Flickinger Wayne Ellinor Lanark Wilma ‘Smith Thomson Keith Law Savanna Donald Zier Wilma Smith Jacqueline Sturtevant Francis Kloepping Arnold Bauer Milledgeville Dean Stitzel Forrest Frye Forrest Bey

Salem Farmer's Cattle Sell High At Chicago Yards

Charles Kingery of Salem township sold Aberdeen Angus steers and heifers at the Chicago Stock Yards during the Oct 21 market week. Yearling steers averaged 1055 pounds at 16.58 per cwt, heifers 1007 pounds at 16.25 per cwt, near top of market. Kingery also serves as Salem township supervisor and county board chair.

Charles Kingery Salem Township Chicago Stock Yards Kingery Salem County Board of Supervisors

Coffee Rationing Begins November Twenty Eighth

The government announces coffee will be rationed at one pound per person every five weeks starting November 28. No ration for under 15. stamps 27, 28, 26, 25 will be used in sequence. Local boards await official guidance on sugar book changes and potential new ration demands.

OPA Washington

Madison Weeks Nuptials Bind Savanna Pair in Lutheran Rite

Miss Helen M. Madison daughter of Mrs Catherine Madison of Savanna married Gaylord D Weeks of Chicago in St Peter s Lutheran Savanna. Rev Gerhard P Fischer officiated. Attendants Mr and Mrs Harold E Dausman of Savanna. The bride, a Savanna native and Savanna High School graduate, worked for Northwestern Illinois Utilities. Weeks is a civil engineer for the Milwaukee railroad, now residing in Chicago.

Helen M. Madison Catherine Madison Savanna Gaylord D. Weeks Chicago St. Peter's Lutheran Church Gerhard P. Fischer Harold E. Dausman Savanna High School Northwestern Illinois Utilities Weeks Milwaukee Railroad

Illinois Welfare Conference Set for Novembers in Peoria

The 17th annual Illinois Welfare association conference will be held in Peoria from Nov 11 to 13 at the Pere Marquette with four speakers on day care during wartime. Sessions cover day care agencies W P A funds delinquency juvenile issues social welfare wartime problems and aging. A. J. Adams of Watertown S D is visiting relatives in the area.

Mary Larabree Federal Children’s Bureau Illinois Welfare Association Peoria Lil Pere Marquette Helen Younggren Verna Carlisle W. P. A. Child Protection Program Wilfred Klapp Office of Defense Health and Welfare Henry L. McCarthy Social Security Board Illinois Public Aid Commission Chicago Welfare Administration Division of Public Assistance Harvey Long Illinois Parole Officers Association Francis C. Vonachen Lee M. Lyons Association Rodney Brandon Illinois Department of Public Welfare Francis Scully David Slight University of Chicago Richard F Boyd Division of Local Health Administration Judson T. Landis Southern Illinois Normal University

Fire Damages Chadwick Store in Extended Blaze

Volunteer firemen from Chadwick and Milledgeville fought a two hour blaze at Miller and Dambman grocery and dry goods, causing about 10000 dollars in loss. Smoke and freezing weather hampered efforts as investigators determine origin near groceries and men’s clothing.

Chadwick Milledgeville Miller and Dambman Chadwick Grocery Charles Tanker Arthur Miller

Brooks 10 Speak on WGN and Downstate Radio

Senator C. Wayland Brooks will speak on station WGN at 6 45 p m Thursday Oct 29 and on all downstate radio stations Friday Oct 30 Sunday dinner guests at the Alfred Byers home were Mr and Mrs Frank Kerkhoff and son of Freeport Lloyd and Gladys Byers of Mt Carroll

C. Wayland Brooks WGN Downstate Alfred Byers Frank Kerkhoff and Son Freeport Lloyd and Gladys Byers Mt.Carroll

Also Mentioned on This Page

Triple A News Hallowe'en U. S. Department of Agriculture Herman Daehler County Agricultural War Bond Victory Mr. Daehler Jonathan Rome Beauty John Freeman Wysox Township Mrs. Freeman Freemans Freeman Lanark and Court House News Harry Wheat Circuit Court L. A. Frank L. A. Fink Fair Havien Savanna High Mount Carroll Agquin George Stone Project Salem Farmer’s Madison A. J. Adams Watertown S. D Mr. and H. L. Carbaugh Brooks
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