Wolfs 10 Stand Trial in June FitzHenry Says
Judge Louis FitzHenry denied the demurrer in the Wolf case and set trial for June 2 for Fred Wolf Sr. and Paul Wolf on conspiracy to defraud the government charges. Attorneys argued or quashed indictments while witnesses must be summoned from distant states for a trial expected to last two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfs
Fitzhenry
Wolf
Louis Fitz- Henry
Fred Wolf
Paul Wolf
Quincy
Springfield
Sto. Eeda
Fulionsa
Am Spero
United States
J. E. Dougherty
Pitt Herry
California
Washington
D. C
FiteHenry
Wolfg
Converse
R. C. Brown
T. E. Dougherty
St Louis
No Rose
Rock Island
Elvys Cream Balm Relief for Catarrh Props
An old time ad copy promises instant relief for a blocked nose from cold or catarrh. It claims the aroma antiseptic cream unclogs air passages, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and stops headaches and snuffles after a tiny application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elv
Adyv
Campaign to raise 12500 for orphanage in Alton Illinois
Campaign plans to raise 12,500 dollars for the Pr ocessan orphanage in Alton Illinois. An organizing meeting was held Wednesday night with a second gathering planned for next Wednesday to finalize canvassing instructions. The new building will cost 300 dollars and 12,500 dollars is allotted for St Francis parish by the bishop. William H Middendorf named president, Chris Freiburg secretary, Fred Rupp treasurer. Parish split into four sections with captains J Tibesar northwest, Albert Waterkotte northwest, August Strout southeast, Frank Koetters northeast. Each captain to select six or more committee members and attend the next meeting. Dadeaus will pick staff to assist rural church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pratt Crs
Alton
Lil
St. Francis Church
Willuam Hl. Middemdorf
Schooling Offers For Naval Recruits
Offers of schooling to complete courses are available through the Navy. Recruiting Officer Givnevy and Schuter urge qualified youths to enroll. Men with training as machinist helpers or apprentice machinists may enlist and go directly to the machinist school in Charleston to finish the course and receive regular Navy pay. Electrician apprentices and others with training in trades such as coppersmiths carpentry and bakers also have openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Givnevy and Schuter
Shou
Charleston
Deaths and Funerals for John Cavanauy and Henry L. Cramer
Funeral services for John Cavanauy were held this morning from his wife’s mother’s residence and St Peter’s Catholic Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Henry L. Cramer died at his home in Prooxfield after a second stroke while employed as an engineer on the Hartington railroad. Surviving relatives include a widow five daughters one son and five grandchildren with connections in Quincy and nearby towns. Funeral services for Minnie Wenzel were held at Hermin Stormer undertaking parlors with a Methodist quartet, burial in Greenmount Cemetery.
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John Cavanauy
Mes Niehaus
Vine Street
Yovinsk
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Henry L. Cramer
Prooxfield
Hartington
Mrramer
Quinney
Marrage
Missehe Gehring
Burleyton
Quincy
Aso Carl
Camp Merrit
Sam Rownadds
Anwnn
Mra
John Vought
Port Madison
Theodore Duker
Brookfield
Crystal Reveroldgs
Elva
Monica
Homi
Henry
Minnie Wenzel
Hermin Stormer Undertaking
Buch
Rethel Methodist Quartet
Tmrlal
Greenmount Qametseas
Teaching as a Life Work Discussed at High School
B. E. Van Cleve of Macomb Normal School spoke at the Thursday morning assembly on the teaching profession as a life work and its link to patriotism and education. He cited Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson and Marshal Foch as examples of professors who achieved great things. Senior class members lingered to discuss the topic with him and baseball coach Mr. Merker offered remarks on the season. Representatives Menkee Pick Blalock and Daughtry led cheers before the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. van Cleve
Macomb Normal School
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Marshal Foch
France
van Cleve
Merker
VanCleve
Menkee
Pick
Blalock
Daughrty
Blessing Kitchen To Be Made Much Larger
Blessing hospital plans a three story basement addition that will enlarge the kitchen. The basement space will be connected to the main building by an areaway with excavated space to link to the addition basement, altering the original kitchen layout.
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Blessing Hospital
Reconstruction plan adds light roofed extension
The project outlines excavation to the side creating large kitchen space with big supporting pillars. An additional room will extend to the basement foundation of the main building with a light roof to maximize daylight.
YMCA Volley Ball Trip to Burlington Iowa Tournament
Volleyball players in the Business Men's class of the YMCA will travel to Burlington Iowa for an April 15 tournament featuring teams from across Iowa. Keokuk plans a Quincy return on April 12 to renew a previous defeat, though the exact Quincy date is unsettled due to the Burlington event. Quincy players have arranged to go and trained Tuesday evening, with Sam Gabel, the YMCA physical director, accompanying the group.
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Burlington
Iowa
Keokuk
Quincy
Sam Gabel
Quincey
Mr. Gabel
Bavaria Moves to Armistice Talks With Russia
RERI.IN via Copenhagen reports Bavarian government began negotiations for an armistice with Russia. The Bavarian Volk Zeitung says the move stems from Entente food shortages and Russia supplying grain.
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Bavaria
Russia
RERI
Copenhagen
Bavarian
Volky Zeitung
Entente
Dr Hough Accepts London Pulpit Invitation
Dr Lynn Harold Hough, professor of theological history at Garrett Biblical Institute, Chicago, has decided to accept an invitation to fill the pulpit of the City Temple in London during August.
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Hough
London
Chicago
Lynn Harold Hough
Garrett Biblical Institute
City Temple
Carthage Woman 76 Dies After Four Weeks of Suffering
Mrs. Ella Nelson of Carthage dies at 7:05 p m after a paralytic stroke. Born in Sweden and long resident near Oak Grove, she left no living relatives. Funeral in Christian church with burial at Oak Grove cemetery beside her husband. Also notes deaths of William Huff and injuries to the Delaney family in a carriage accident near the Fair Grounds.
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Carthage SE
Ella Nelson
Lewis Martin
Oak Grove
Nelson
Martin
Christian Church
MS Smith
Mary Etta Booz
Soldiers
Quincy
Carthage
WilHam Haff
Undertakariva
R. Hearne
Burnside
William Norris Huff
Coataburg
McKay Cemetery
Elaney
L. A. Delaney
Vs. Delaney
Amos Delaney
Fair Grounds
Jenkins
Delaney
Lorain News Summary of Local Moves and Returns
Loraine residents report Lee Groves visiting then undergoing tonsil and adenoid removal in Quincy before returning home. University of Illinois student Charles Echols spent spring break at home and returned to Champaign. Lake Seals and family relocate to Mendon to run the undertaker business formerly held by Rolla Frank. Hester will manage Life Place in the Seals’ absence. A. V. Chandler sells his Lorain residence to Charles Cray of Cedar Rapids who moves in May. Tri-State rode hosted a reception for returning soldiers with twenty three veterans in attendance. Lorain sent forty service members with twenty five discharged. Captain E. B. Potter is expected to receive a U. S. commission soon. An Epworth League Institute is planned.
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Lee Groves
Chicago
Quincy
Charles Echols
University of Illinois
Champaign
Lake Seals
Mendon
Rolla Frank
Hester
Seals
A. V. Chandler
Chas. Cray
Cedar Rapids
Tri-State
Loraling
EB. FE. Potter
Penslie
U. S
Epworth League Institute
Reconstruction and church event in Decatur and Lorraine
A church service will be held next Wednesday at DAnGuee with speakers Rev Booth from Plymouth Rev Wyman from Woman's College Jacksonville and Da Flanigan from Quincy. The spire is being rebuilt and a basement added to expand classrooms and accommodate a growing Sunday school. In Lorraine progress toward organizing the Farmers State Bank with prominent farmers seeking stock and support.
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Forei
N Missionary Society
Plymouth
Rev Booth
Ore
Aay
Suntowards
Farmers’ State Bank of
Loraine
Realty Transfers Filed With County Recorder
Realty transfers listed by Henry C. Sterling include Wm W Lester to D L Boren for lot 24 in Plainville at 1400, C M Nitchman to Allen B Hurst for lots 26 and 27 in Clayton at 2800, Sylvester Cunningham to Wm Mayfield for part S16 and SS9 in Richfield township at 4000, Poling to Wm J Martin for lot 70 in Quincy at 340, and multiple Melrose township transfers among J M V Dietrich, Wm Dietrich, and Alvis Dietrich with sums and properties detailed. George H House to Harry House for part 8 30 in Richfield township at 1290.
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County Recorder
Henry C. Sterling
Wm. W. Lester
D. L. Boren
Plainville
C. M. Nitchman
Allen B. Hurst
Clayton
Sylvester Cunningham
Wm. Mayfield
Richfield Township
Poling
Melrose Township
Geo. H. House
Harry House
Paderewski Leaves Warsaw for Paris Amid Redooned Move
Polish premier Paderewski departed Warsaw for Paris today per a message received by the Polish national committee. The trip signals ongoing government efforts as he travels amid mounting international diplomacy.
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Paderewski
Paris
Jan Paderewski
Warsaw
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Bolly
Weilers
John Cavanaugd
Ill
Tore
Georgette
Satina
Dolmans
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