Judge McCarl Dies Of Apoplexy In Quincy Office
Judge Lyman McCarl of Adams county died of apoplexy following cerebral hemorrhage in his Quincy office above the Illinois State Bank Building. He was a longtime attorney and former Adams County judge born May 3, 1859 in Richfield township. His death stunned the local community and his family, with plans for funeral services not yet announced.
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Lyman MecCarl
Quincy
Adams County
McCarl
Ilingis State Bank
W. H. Baker
Judge McCarl
C. E. Delaplain
Edward P. Sullivan
Bank
Mr. Delaplain
Marks Alexander
Alexander
Kirk Shango
McUarl
Richfield Township
This County
Alexander W. McCarl
Minerva
Maplewood High School
Camp Point
Lombard College
Lombard
Juge McCarl
LaSalle County
Lewis Publishing Company
George Brophy
William G. Feigenspan
Oscar P. Bonney
Adams Counity
Illinois State Bank
Unitarian Church of
Selective Service
Red Cross Society
Council of Defense
Richard
Donald
Ilis
Associated Charities
Quincy Humane Society
State Historical Society
Adams County Tuberculosis Association
North Twelfth Street
Scott McCarl
Barry
Charlotte
Okmulgee
Wright
New Jersey
Camp Point Names in Eloping Case
Lawrence Pracht, over 21, of Camp Point, and Miss Elsie Husemann, over 18, of Camp Point, appear in a local legal notice noting their ages and residence.
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Lawrence Pracht
Camp Point
Elsie Husemann
Unity organizes Ross district organizer named
Trevor, secretary of Quincy Community Service, is promoted to district organizer and will travel Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota to organize cities for Community Service work. Harry Allen of Chicago is district representative for the territory. Trevor leaves Quincy May 10. The Quincy membership campaign begins April 26 for two weeks under R H Malcolmson principal of Jefferson School. A meeting of the campaign committee is today afternoon. Membership costs $2 per person in Quincy to support continued community service work started recently.
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Ross. Trevor
Quincy
R. H. Malcolmson
Jefferson School
Embargoes Easing as Labor Strikes Subside
The Burlington freight embargo is gradually lifted as the switchmen's strike shows signs of breaking in Chicago. Livestock shipments move through local yards for Chicago, and St. Louis facilities improve. No change at Wabash station. The rumored Q strike here is nearly ceased to be considered.
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Burlington
Chicago
St. Louis
Wabash
Probate Court Bonds Filed In Three Estates
In probate court Henry C. Sprick posted a $5.00 bond as administrator of the Catherine Schnechlbacher estate. Frank H. Weems posted $1,000 bonds in the Marvy L. Weems estate and the William L. Weems estate.
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Henry C. Sprick
Catharine Schnechlbacher
Frank H. Weems
Marvy L. Weems
William L. Weems
Deaths and Funerals: Mrs Mary Ann Johnson
Mrs Mary Ann Johnson died in the Old People's Home Monday. Born in Pomeroy Ohio on April 27 1848 she moved to the home October 4 1919. No near relatives survive as her husband died years ago. John Lum died at Soldiers and Sailors Home Tuesday at 2 10 am aged 95. A former Co O Fourth Town Infantry member he entered the home January 2 1901.
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Mary Ann Johnson
Monday
Pomeroy
Ohio
John Lum
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Co. O
Fourth Town Infantry
Floyd Brown Lee Infant Son of Mr and Mrs William Lee
Floyd Brown Lee is the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lee of 817 Chestnut. The brief notice confirms the birth and household address in a local community record.
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Floyd Brown Lee
William Lee
Farmers urged to unite for Illinois bureau work
The Adams County Farm Bureau and state farm groups urge organized effort to study marketing and business challenges. They call for cost of production plus fair profits and wages, stressing steady, level-headed action. A campaign invites Illinois farmers to join 65,000 others from April 26 to May 22.
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Adams County Farm Bureau
The
Illinois Agricultural Association
National Farm Bureau Federation
Illinois
Aged Man Dies. Twin Brother Also Dead in March
An obituary note records a man’s death and mentions his twin brother Pauloyd who died in March. The deceased’s parents are listed as surviving with three brothers and three sisters.
Funeral services for late Frank A Freund observed
Funeral services for Frank A Freund were held Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock from the family home 1861 Spring Street and at 9 o'clock from St Januets Catholic Church. Burial followed at St Boniface Cemetery. Rev Optatus officiated. Pall bearers were Ralph, Julius, Oscar VandenBoom, Arthur Dick, Joseph Einhaus and Henry Boesing. Attendance was large with many floral offerings.
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Frank A. Freund
St. Boniface
Optatus
Pall
Ralph
Julius
Oscar, VandenBoom
Arthur Dick
Joseph Einhaus
Hen-Ry
Boesing
Centennial Debating Club Plans Weekly Meeting
The Centennial Debating Club schedules a Wednesday night meeting with Beck as sponsor and James Van Doren giving a speech. Refreshments planned. Also notes Sophomore baseball held first after school practice Tuesday after school with tentative events. The item ends noting it is 100 years since the quinine was begun in Peru.
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Centennial Debating Club
Ita
Aia
Bert
James van’ Doren
Spech
Beck
Efreshments
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W’carl
Lyman McCarl
Giles Brothers
West Side Square
D. H. Myers
Adams County Membership Committee
Ilinois Agricultural Association
Ber
Auloyd
Whio
Frank A. ‘Freund
Tin
Walker
Amoskeag
Raat
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