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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1920

Page

2

Adjustment Notice Estates Adams County Illinois 1920

Public notice to all persons with claims against the estate of Joseph Brown deceased to present for adjudication and settlement at Adams County court in Quincy on the first Monday of June 1920. Debts owed to the estate to be paid to administrator William Flick. attorney Wm Feigenspan. Also notices Knut Knutson estate to present claims by June 7 1920. administrator Charles W Meyer. attorney Charles T L Bartlett.

Hifness Adams County Joseph Brown Quincy William Flick Wm. G. Feigenspan Ilinois Adama County Knut Knutson Charles W. Meyer Charles TL. Bartlett Albert I. Brown Charles L. Bartlett State of Illinois Milton N. Weigner Charlies W. Meyer Luther Garthwaite Hearles W. Meyer Charles L. Dartlett Paul G. Hubsech Charles HE. Bartlett Thomas Gill Charles Jt. Bartlett Tlingis John Dunman

Wood Wearing His Uniform Addresses Springfield Crowd

General Leonard Wood campaigned in Illinois on a six day tour saying he wore the uniform with no apologies and urged respect for the military. He argued for a small regular army a strong navy and reserve officers as essential to national security while stressing the Americanization of the League of Nations with reservations.

Springfield Ill Leonard Wood Illinois Philippines Cuba Wood Kankakee League of Nations

Admiral Wilson Attacks Sims in Testimony at Navy Board

Vice Admiral Henry B. Wilson sharply criticizes Admiral Sims for relying on American destroyers in European waters during 1917. He testifies before the naval board investigating Rear Admiral Fletcher’s Brest command removal, arguing destroyers based at Queenstown wasted mileage and time.

Adsai Wilson Fletcher Admiral Wilson Brest N. C. Twining Sims Wasitington Henry B. Wilson Naval Board William B. Fletcher Queenstown Wilson Long C. Long London

Church land deals and easter guest updates

The First Methodist church purchased the north part of John M. Abbott’s lots south of the church and sold a rear strip to Abbott. an addition to the church is planned. Miss Elisabeth Dutton visits her parents during Easter from Godfrey. Charles Wing moved to St. Louis for work with his uncle’s candy factory. Thomas Illespie heads to Chicago for a new position. Mrs. W. G. Burrus visits Meredosia. Pittafield lodge conferred first degrees on several candidates. more to come in Griggsville. Public Administrator Gay Williamson sold late A. L. McDonnald’s estate at public auction. Inspector Logan Baker toured Springfield on business. Celia Harder visits relatives in Springfield. Mrs. A. W. Schimmel and children go to Terre Haute for Mr. Schimmel’s new job. Anna Clague returns from St. Joseph. Luncheon Bridge Club hosted at Mrs. Floyd W. Allen’s. Ruth Gillespie, student at Teanois Woman’s College, visits home. John Travis of Nebo arrested after knife attack on Marl Fowler. Fowler in critical condition. Prof. Virden Yelliott of Coataburg, Adams County, spent weekend with his family.

First Methodist Church John M. Abbott Mr. Abbott Elisabeth Dutton Monticello Seminary Godfrey J. Lb. Dutton Charles Wing St. Louis Irwin Hesley Thomas Illespie Chicago W. G. Burrus Meredosia Pitt Joseph Co. Shastid Barry Mumford Ray Frazier Griggsville Gay Williamson A. L. McDonnald Logan Baker Springfield Celia Harder A. W. Schimmel Terre Haute Ind Schimmell Anna Clague St. Joseph Floyd W. Allen Ruth Gillespie Tenois Woman's College Jacksonville Alex Gilespie John Travis Neboo J. H. Travis Marl Fowler Nebo Davis Fowler Powler Virden Yelliott Coataburg Adams County

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