Spring Valley Society News Update
Spring Valley notes a small society item mentioning events around a gathering on Wednesday. Names and details are partially unreadable but imply a social engagement and local attendance.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1933
Page
4
Land Protection Meeting Notes Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references a meeting about protecting land. Names and specific details are unreadable, but the context implies discussion of safeguarding property or natural resources at a local level. Further readable text needed for a precise headline and summary.
Local family notes and fair attendance across Clinton Park
A fragmented report lists families and individuals attending events around Clinton Park and the World’s Fair in Chicago. Mentions include the Wilber Williams family, Kenseth Green, the Lobinerer reunion, and Kenneth Cooper and Harold Parker. The Rudolph Holm team is noted for continued construction and local farm activity yields prizes for poultry exhibitors in Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam ‘Kness
Clinton, Vale
Kenneth Cooper
Harold Parker
Wilber ‘Willams
Kenseth Green
Drize
Hattie Karealetas
Chicago
John Lobinerer
Bell Femily
Clinton Park
Rudolph Holm
Floyd
Morrizon
Ore
Charles
Maher
Clinton
Dow
Ams
Milledgeville Herd achieves third high in August dairy tests
Milledgeville breeder J E Freese leads a 19-cow Holstein group to third place in August’s Whiteside Carroll airied Herd Improvement tests. The herd averaged 820 pounds milk and 20.4 pounds butterfat, with grain-fed ration supplementing pasture. Williamson and Keim herds near Mt Carroll tied for fourth, averaging 924 and 763 pounds respectively, both grain-fed. Hebben & Son Brown Swiss and Frank Reitvels Jerseys posted notable results, while the August average across 27 herds stood at 574 pounds milk, 22.7 butterfat from 516 cows tested. Continuous improvements noted, despite rebound conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Freese
Milledgeville
Whiteside-Carroll Airy
Improvement Association
Ben Williamson
Edwin Kem
Mt. Carroll
Williamson
Keim
Hebben & Son
Galt
Shutterra
Frank Reitvel
Stranadale Farm No
Charles Sisfeller Home Arrival Highlighted
Fragmentary clipping notes Charles Sisfeller’s return home on Thursday with unclear surrounding text. Names and details are partially illegible, leaving the key event as Sisfeller’s homecoming and related garbled context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Sisfeller
Chadwick News Highlights Family Illness and Local Events
Chadwick notes birthdays and illness within the community, with Herbert Spearman celebrating a birthday anniversary Tuesday and Phyllis Harris ill at her parents’ home. Eighth grade presented to seventh grade during an initiation party. Several residents travel or relocate, including Miss Tone Lotz returning to Carthage College, Miss Jane Clarke visiting, and families moving into new homes. Local sports cover Daggets play at Polo, while other residents attend gatherings and dinners across Chadwick and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Spearman
Phyllis Harris
Don Harris
Chadwick
William Traum
Rockford
Harlam, Handel
Jean Schreiner
Mon
W. J. Schreiner
John Sollenbenger
Harris Flat
Main Street
Cora Nyes
Ken
John
George Podberg
William Fosbene
Ben Stadel
Mildred
L. A Fratk
Sheldon
Helen Temple
Benton
Riley Temple
Everett Schreiner
Daggets
T. E. Lotz
Tone ‘Bak
Carthage Colege
Lotz
J. J. Gnagey
Fair Haven
Kenneth Pearson
Mer
Wil
Evelyn Schreiner
Charles Schreiner
Jef
Local residents and visitors noted in May recount
A jumble of brief notes records social and work updates from Freeport to Savanna. Kermit Shultz works as a carpenter in Freeport. Adam Henze attended a September 1 board meeting. Bessie Zugerschwerdt left for Rockford to teach. Mrs Gaubner of Des Plaines visited Bergenstock Home. Willam G. Strauch called on Mr Carroll. Martin Sturmer attended Morrison fair. families attended Shannon homecoming. Bert Schreiner and Herman Radatz fished at Sand Slough. Arletia and Lillian Hartman stayed with the Bushmans of Milledgeville. Hazel Zugerschwerdt taught in Savanna and visited home. Tiheola Feller from Freeport spent the week with her parents. Oscar Geldmacher of Rochelle visited Motticovi. Eva Olson returned home after a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Shultz
Freeport
Adam Henze
State Highway Department Posts Large Saving Resulting From Policy
A forecast of saving about 1 500 000 dollars is reported for the current year in administration and supervising operations of the State Division of Highway compared with 1952 expenditures. Governor Horner initiated policies after taking office and a thorough survey by Chief Highway Engineer Ernest Liberman and Assistant Chief Engineer Charles F. DeLeuw enabled the 8 percent reduction, budgeting 34 464 089 dollars less than prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Division of Highway
Henry
Horner
Ernest Liberman
Charles FE. DeLeuw
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