Sunday Visit Brings News of Home Improvements
Perry Kearby of Peoria Illinois spent Sunday with his parents in cottage 22 and noted improvements since redecoration. A Bible class collection for Armenian Sufferers totaled 105.40 with 28.40 from other sources, making 133.80 raised to date for the home. A Tuesday primary election is upcoming, offering a chance for every voter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Kearby
Peoria
Margaret Friday
Mary J. Wyerman
David S. Thomas
George Batesman
Wm. E. Pitt
Emma Waybill
G. K
Nicholas Alexander
Chas, Posten
David Reamy
Narcissa Wilson
Albert Smith
Archy Holchitt
Francis M. Anderson
Rufus Smith
George Russell
Thos. F. Pennington
Sergt
Henry J. Bell
Anna McKibben
Sarah E. Williams
Julia A. Burchit
Wm. Ashby
Laura Hatch
Harriet A. France
Malissa J. Piper
Johanathan Wicker
Annex
Wm. Abbott
James T. Kenney
Thos
Elizabeth McErmy
Francis M. Abbott
Miles Heart
Ace Club party and school rehearsals noted
Ace club plans a party for members who acted in The Eilape ment of Ellen Friday night with refreshments and a program by members. Reports for the second quarter will be issued Tuesday. Senior and band rehearsals continue with schedules for Tuesday through Thursday including after school sessions and a Friday noon full band rehearsal. Separate notices list several real estate transfers and sales in Quincy and surrounding townships, detailing buyers, sellers, and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Club
Ellen
Quincy
Hypathia Club
America
Inez Baymiller
Dolores Herring
Huckleberry Finn
Naomi Schultzi
Irene All
Tom Sawyer
Alice Amen
Mark Twain
Ilnrietta Luhrman
Mary McKenzie
Susie Wood
Real Estate Transfers Listing Numerous Quincy Property Trades
A series of property transfers are recorded including George Lange to Richard Clark for lots 17 to 20 in block 84 Wood's add Quincy for 687.50, Agnes C. Montgomery to Edmund B. Montgomery for part lot 7 Nevin's add Quincy 3, Joseph S. Campbell to Gott lieb Warning part section 13 Ursa township 2250, and multiple other transfers across Williams add Quincy Booth's add Camp Point Riverside and Liberty Township with prices ranging from 9 500 to 10. Additional transfers include Albert and Ida Berger to Anton Weibmer part lot 2 block 2 Williams add Quincy and Ethel E. Earel and Arlie M. Earel to James A. Johnson and Madie E. John in unspecified parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
D. G. Brinton
Seley Everett W. Sykes
Edna Mildred
Beverly Township
John Church
Susie Logan
Riverside Township
Thomas and
Fannie
George W
Cora A. Colvin
Charles L. Spears
Ursa
Charles and
Etta Cannell
John Wottman
Walton Heights
Quincy
Samuel W
Etta Heaney
Otto N. Gay
Nevin
Andrew Kirkpatrick
Wiliam
John Kirkpatrick
Ursa Township
William H
Mabel Bryant
Charles P. Salyer
Riverside
Henry G
Katherine Aalbers
Joseph
Gertrude Cramsey
Moulton
Joanna Louella Bitter
Harry M. Kooken
Wood
George Lange
Richard Clark
Joseph S. Campbell
Gottlieb Warning
Agnes C. Montgomery
Edmund B. Montgomery
Herbert E
Bertha E. Kincheloe
Charity M. Smith
Yart
Loraine
J. Mark Currey
Susan L. Curry
Booth
Camp Point
Antoinetta Trapp Stathaki
Demetrie Stathakis
Anton Wiebmer
Williams
Yleannette Morford
Philip J. Deege
Liberty Township
Fred L
Ora M. Gentemann
Michael P. Navrek
Christina Nevrek
Clara Rampley
Ursulus Rampley
James E. McCollum
Morgan
Wood’s
Ethel E. Earel
Arlie M. Earel
James A. Johnson
Madie E. John
Marriage Licenses Reported for Quincy Area
Joseph Vogel and Miss Bertha Kenny, both of Quincy, obtain licenses. Walter G. Kelker and Miss Katherine E. Thompson, Quincy, seek licenses. Otto J. Bourne, 23, and Miss Edna R. Ernst, 21, both of Quincy. August B. Goessling, 34, Carthage, and Miss Ava Lucille, 23, Webster, listed for licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vogel
Legal
Qincy
Bertha Kenny
Quincy
Walter G. Kelker
Katherine E. Thompson
Otto J. Bourne
Edna R. Ernst
August B. Goessling
Carthage
Ava Lucille
Webster
Probate Inventory for Schultz Estate Filed in County Court
In probate court a Monday filing of the estate of Harvey B. Schultz lists county real estate valued at 1,447 dollars, chattels at 6,200 dollars, and notes and accounts at 2,870.13 dollars. Harold N. Bushman, administrator for Richard M. Bushman’s estate, posted a 50,000 dollar bond Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey B. Schultz
Richard M. Bushman
Osborn Leads With High Score At Quincy Gun Club Shoot
G C Osborn scored 48 of 50 to top the second regular shoot at Quincy Gun Club on April 11. Other top competitors included H A Geise 45, W O Cook 45, T T Smith 40, with Osborn winning the Wanworth trophy for a 25 straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Theater Listings Showcasing 1920s Screen Stars
Pictures Today Gem Theater features Fatty Arbuckle in The Hayseed and Fox News. Savoy presents Olive Tell in The Trap. Family screens Leis Stone in Man's Desire. Princess shows Dorothy Dalton in Extravagance and Playgrounds on the Pacific. Orpheum offers Lew Cody in The Beloved Theater plus three vaudeville acts. Bijou features Mary MacLaren in The Forged Bride and four vaudeville acts. Belasco screens The Miracle Man from Paramount Artcraft. Star shows The Quincy Theater with She's Everywhere, Hoot Gibson in Hair Trigger Stuff, and Snub Pollard in a comedy.
The Miracle Man shown at Star and Belasco this week
A romance of underworld rogues set in New York City Chinatown, The Miracle Man follows gang leader Tom Burke and his scheming crew as they pursue easy riches through fraud while a gray haired healer manipulates the sick and crippled. The film is praised as a major season event.
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Star and Belasco
Frank Packard
Chinatown
New York City
Arch Crook
Tom Burke
Dope and Frog Transform Village Through Miraculous Tales
Audiences witness a sensational drama where Tom Burke’s gang profits from miraculous feats led by a patriarch. The tale shows Burke’s conversion to right living and Rose’s romance, with Dope and Frog also evolving into model workers and village favorites. The production draws large crowds and lively discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Burke
Burke
Exhibition Games Feature Yanks and Superbas
Brooklyn fans saw the Yanks fall to the Superbas 7 to 2 in an April exhibition. Box scores show New York Americans 262 Brooklyn Nationals 7:12 with batteries Colling and Smallwood for the Americans and Hoffman Grimes and Milius for Brooklyn. Giants in Fordham also listed with Fordham 0 New York Nationals 11 162, batteries McNamara Waters Culloten and Cousenay Nehf and Gon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Americans
Brooklyn Nationals
Colling
Giants
Fordham
New York
RHE, Fordham
New York Nationals Tote Als
McNamara Waters
Culloten and
Cousenay
Nehf
Gon
Absolute cure for rheumatism via blood cleansing
An advertisement claims rheumatism is a blood disorder and denounces external remedies. It promotes S. S. S. as a fifty year old treatment that cleanses the blood and halts pain by reaching the blood, offering free expert medical advice and prompting readers to write to Swift Specific Co in Atlanta for the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS. S
S. S
Medical Department
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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Weilers
Theodore
Roosevelt
Interchurch World Movement
Washington
Lincoln
Interchurch
World Movement of
North America
United States
Osborn
Robert K. Holmes
Manakin
Brown & Mays Drug CO
The
Weems Laundry Company
CAT Tales
Bugsy
Sure
Nan
Woclan
Dicky Dippy
POP
Sinnott
Eva Waite
Eva
Star Theater
Paramount-Artcraft
Quincy Theater
Montague Love
Enid Markey
Hoot Gibson
Snub Pollard
Yanks
Superbas
Brooklyn
Huffell and Smith
Pirates
Memphis
Tenn
Pittsburgh
Nationals
Memphis Southern
Soar
Herbst
Blake and Lee
Goodbred
Thweatt and Myers
Princess
Dorothy Dalton
Pacific
Savoy
Olive Tell
Lewis Stone
Fatty Arbuckle
Fox News
Ambu
Clough-Reihm
Vermont
St. General Office
Hampshire St
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