Housing Movement 1919 1920 Directors Form Build Corp
Chronology of Cham ber of Commerce actions from Oct 1919 to Apr 16 1920 on forming the Quincy Real Estate Development and Housing Corporation. Key dates include October meetings appointing committees, November mass meeting, stock subscriptions, December 1919 to January 1920 housing need surveys, February 19 stockholders meet electing five directors, and February 20 1920 announcement of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
George H. Wall
W. I. Bennett
George A. Binkert
J. Will Wall
C. of C
House Building Corporation
Quincy Real Estate Development and Housing Corporation
Quincy
Quincey
Housing Corporation
John J. Fisher
W Hf. Bennett
FF. W. Crane
W. T. Duker
Quincy Real Estate Improvement and Housing plan stalls as board delays
The Whig reports on the Quincy Real Estate Improvement and Housing corporation with directors stating the February 19 1920 board has never met and no meeting date is set. Fisher declines to schedule a meeting while Binkert and Wententt urge action and financing to build more houses. A Chamber of Commerce housing survey found a need for homes and 18 financially able subscribers ready to invest under a low-margin plan.
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Quincy Real Estate Improvement and Housing Corporation
Quincy
Whig
John J. Fisher
Mr. Fisher
The
Board of Crectors
Binkert
George A. Binkert
W. Wenentt
Fisher
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Housing plans spark debate in Quincy business scene
In Quincy a housing proposal prompts manufacturers and residents to weigh scarce homes against growth. W. Duker notes housing costs and comfort levels, while Binkert Bros. illustrate affordable housing options. The Quincy Real Estate and Housing corp lists stockholders including Fisher, Montgomery, Dayton, Castle, Pierson, and Binkert among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Binkert Bros
Chamber of Commerce
Quincy Real Estate and Housing Corporation
John. J. Fisher
S. B. Montgomery
Henry F. Dayton
T. P. Castle
F. C. Pierson
F. W. Crane
T. P. Castile
W. Emery Lancaster
H. N. Brown
J. Henry Bustert
J. M. Winters
Jackson R. Pearce
S. W. Eldred
John A. Stillwell
F. E. Morris
W. J. Morris
W. R. Singleton
George A. Binkert
W. Duker
W. IT. Bennett
Malcomson Speaks at Jackson School PTA Meeting
Principal R H Malcomson of Jefferson school will address the Jackson school PTA this afternoon at 3 on The Value of Special Subjects in the schools. The domestic science and manual training rooms will be open for inspection as pupils work. The program includes songs, a reading by Anna Brown Barstow, and an address by Malcomson followed by a social time with mothers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Malcomson
Jefferson School
Parents Teachers Association
Jackson School
Marie Heine
Rose Hade
Anna Brown Barstow
Malcomson
Miss Womelsdorf
O. C. Brown
Signaling From Curb Promoted By Chief Of Police
Chief of Police Ryan warns drivers to signal with their hands when starting from a curb to pull into the street. Recent near wrecks show rear traffic cannot anticipate a curbside departure without a visible signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Another Big Meeting of Local Manufacturers
A meeting of manufacturers and merchants was held Thursday night in the Chamber of Commerce to hear the committee report on by laws and a constitution. The gathering was well attended with most who attended last week present. Actions of the organization were not released for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Dowd Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Edward Dowd a teller at the Ricker National Tank residing at 314 South Eighth Street underwent an appendicitis operation at St Mary hospital on Thursday. His condition was listed as serious but he was resting easily last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dowd
South Eighth Street
Teller
Ricker National Tank
St. Mary Hospital
Local personals note sheet items from Quincy area
R. R. Potter to speak to Halbach Schroeder Co employees at 8:15 this morning. W. O. Duncan of Basco was in Quincy Thursday. Channel cat fish at Wisherds. Mrs. L. L. Manlove of Bowen shopped in Quincy Thursday. Miss Carnegie Hotrsman of 12544 South Eighth street returned from St Louis. W. E. Hyatt of Camp Point visited Quincy Thursday. Mrs. H. R. White of La Prairie was among out of town shoppers in Quincy Thursday. Will Wall left for New York on business. Dr. Edwin Miller plans to depart for New York and Philadelphia today. Dr. H. F. Lefer offers chiropractic treatments at 201 204 Ill State Bank Bldg. Orbert Markus of the University of Wisconsin spending spring vacation with his mother, Mrs. J. W Markus of 1615 Broadway. Miss Marguerite Behrengmeyer expected home tonight from Western Illinois State Normal School to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. A. Behrensmeyer of 425 South Fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Potter
Halbach-Schroeder Company
W. O. Duncan
Basco
Wisherds
L. L. Manlove
Bowen
Quincy
Carnegie Hotrsman
South Eighth Street
St. Louis
W. E. Hyatt
Camp Point
H. R. White
la Prairie
Will Wall
New York
Edwin Miller
Philadelphia
H. F. Lefer
State Bank
Orbert Markus
University of Wisconsin
J. W Markus
Broadway
Marguerite Behrengmeyer
Western Illinois State Normal School
C. F. A. Behrensmeyer
South
Korn Baking Co Rules Out Run For School Board President
John Korn denies reports that he will run for president of the Board of Education in the upcoming school election. The sole contest is between T. R. Evans and J. M. Winters for board member. Polls open 1 to 7 pm across 11 public school buildings with principals and teachers serving as judges and clerks. list details precincts 1 through 11 with assigned judges and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Korn
Korn Baking Co
Board of Education
Whig
George Gabriel
T. R. Evans
J.M. Winters
Evans
Winters
Washington School
Emma Beckwith
Johanna Shanahan
Kathryn Kriegshauser
Grace Brady
Jefferson School
R. H. Malcomson
Edith Hall
Bertha Worelsdorf
Edith Gabriel
Franklin School
N. J. Hinton
Grace Bidle
Mabel Ahern
Dena Gooch Eakle
Berfian School
Ella Randall
Jos,Mushold
Helen Kriegshauser
Gertrude Meyer
Lincoln Schoo
A. M. Mernker
R. A. Roberts
John Wermsmeier
Marie Major
Webster School
J. F. Wellemeyer
M. G. Park
H. D. Roberts
Effie Lummis
Quincys Pulse To Address Hog Raisers
F H Wolters of the University of Illinois will address the Poland China Breeders of the Farm Bureau at the Farm Bureau office this afternoon. R R Potter and George Gabriel plan to judge the Payson Mendon High school debate this evening in Payson. A chimney fire at 1437 South Twelfth Street caused no damage and fire crews were dispatched. Virginia Cox reckless driving case continued until April 21 at police court per Loren Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Wolters
University of Ilinois
Poland
Farm Bureau
R. R. Potter
George Gabriel
Payson
Payson-Mendon
August Schmidt
South Twelfth Street
Virginia Cox
Loren C. Cox
Real Estate Transfers Dans Quincy area listings and deeds
Thomas A. Scherer transfers to James B. Rucker parts of Reis s add Quincy. Lara H. Hoskinson to Edward P Sullivan for 3150 part blocks in Tillson s add Quincy. Otto and Mary Bauman to Phillip S Herr for 10000 part in Ellington township. Theodore C Poling to Jessie C Faber for 340 Otis sub division in Ellington. Joseph and Anna Deters to John and Pearl Anna Roline for 1025 five block Reods add Quincy. Charles and Florence Spears to Ben H Tuttle for 3250 part Ursa township. Daniel G Campbell and wife to United Brethren church trustees for 4000 part Riverside section 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Scherer
James B. Rucker
R. F. Newcombs
Reis
Quincy
Lara H. Hoskinson
Edward P. Sullivan
Tillson
Otto and
Mary Bauman
Phillip S. Herr
Theodore C. Poling
Jessie C Faber
Otis
Ellington Township
Joseph and
Anna Deters
John
Pearl Anna Roline
Reod
Charles
Florence Spears
Ben H. Tuttle
Ursa
M. Daniel G. Campbell
The
United Brethren Church
Riverside
Probate bonds and will probate actions reported
In probate court on Thursday bond of 120000 was posted in the estate of Greenleaf H. Davis, equal to twice his personal property value, with Carrie L. Murphy as executrix. The will of John R. Johnson was refused probate after the beneficiary Sophia C. Johnson had died, leaving no disposal plan. Clara F. Timothy posted bond of one in the estate of Catherine Fendrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenleaf H. Davis
Carrie L. Murphy
John R. Johnson
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Fred Wolfe
Sophia C. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Clara F. Timothy
Catherine Fendrich
Marriage Licenses Three Couples in Golden and Quincy
Rudolph G Taute 23 and Kate Marie Buss 20 both of Golden receive licenses. Henry W Schuster 23 and Cordela M Aden 24, Golden. Vada Horace Alten 20 with mother’s consent of Quincy and Frances Angeolene Sharp 18 of Quincy also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph G. Taute
Golden
Kate Marie Buss
Henry W. Schuster
Cordela M. Aden
Vada Horace Alten
Quincy
Frances Angeolene Sharp
Express Shipments Hampered Between Cities
Express shipments weighing 200 pounds or less to and from Chicago were removed on Thursday, crippling business between Quincy and Chicago and other points. An embargo remains on packages over 200 pounds. shipments to Chicago cannot be received or sent. Wabash accepted carload and LCLs for Omaha and Council Bluffs, and short loads between Moberly and Kansas City but not for Kansas City proper. Des Moines and short loads between Moberly and Ferguson are possible, but not St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Quincy
Express Company
Wabash
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Moberly
Kansas City
Des Moines
Ferguson
St. Louis
Committees Named At Chamber Of Commerce Meeting
In Friday noon session the Chamber of Commerce will appoint a membership committee name a chairman for the membership council map out the year’s program and choose a new committees. W T Duker will announce whether he accepts the presidency after last week’s directors meeting. Duker, former vice president, has acted as president and directors hope he will take the role though he notes business duties may limit time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
W. T. Duker
Duker
Naval Reserves May Transfer To Regular Navy
Naval reserves can transfer to the regular navy to serve the unexpired term and may man ships for the Mig Ship men’s practise cruise this summer. Former navy men may reenlist with the same privilege. Ships for the cruise include Minnesota New Hampshire South Carolina Michigan and Kansas visiting Hawaiian islands Cuba Panama Canal California Washington and points in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Minnesota
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Michigan
Kansas
Hawaiian Islands
Cuba
Panama Canal
California
Washington
South America
Committee Seeks Army Road Trucks for Adams County
County officials L. L. Boyer E. J. Grubb Oscar Arntzan and Jim Cook travel to Springfield with the state aid road committee to secure six Army trucks allotted to the county. They seek new bodies and possible return of drivers, hoping rental cost of 175 per truck will be offset by faster road work across Adams County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Boyer
E. J. Grubb
Board of Supervisors
Oscar Arntzan
Jim Cook
State Aid Road Committee
Springfield
Highway Department
Adams County
Fisher Expected Here Today for the Hearing
F. E. Fisher, representative for the street car company on the arbitration commission seeking a wage scale settlement for car employees, was not in Joliet Thursday but is due in Quincy today. He will confer with George Schmidt, the street car men’s representative. J. C. Colgan of Chicago, on the Amalgamated Association’s executive board, accompanies Schmidt for the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Fisher
Arbitration Commission
Joliet
Quincy
George Schmidt
J. C. Colgan
Chicago
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes of America
Mr. Schmidt
Jefferson School Defeats Dewey 5 to 3 in Diamond Contest
Jefferson baseball team beat the Dewey nine 5 to 3 on the Jefferson diamond Thursday afternoon. It was Jefferson’s second win of the junior high season, after an earlier victory, while Dewey opened its schedule with this loss. The Jefferson lineup included Gyatt, Merritt, Brewer, Ferge, Grimmer, Levy, Rosister, Walker, and Ralph.
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Jefferson
Dewey
Jefferson Diamond
Gyatte
Merritt P
Brewer
Ferge Ib
Grimmer
Levy
Rosister
Walker
Ralph Cf
Vote totals unchanged in presidential preference canvass
The Whig reports the canvass by Justices Ben Heckle and Heckenkamp and County Clerk W. J. Smith shows Lowden with 1431 votes and Leonard Wood with 632 in the county. The results were mailed to Secretary of State Louis Emmerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Heckle
Heckenkamp
W. J. Smith
Louis Emmerson
Lowden
Leonard Wood
Notices Served on Delinquent Taxpayers
Constable Henry Pessings serves notice on taxpayers who have not made personal tax payments. Treasurer Frank Jasper warns that if refused, seizure will be made on the property. Taxes have long been delinquent and must be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pessings
Frank Jasper
Jasper
Robb Named New President of The Eagles Lodge
O F Robb was nominated without opposition as president of the local Eagles aerie at Thursday night’s meeting. Officers elected include R S Benedict and Lincoln Landrum as vice presidents, Frank Fackler Leo Wiskirchen Louis Balzer as secretary, William Bader treasurer, Jacob Requet inside guard, B Gansman Orville Love outside guards, and P W Reardon trustee for three years. Election and installation set for May 6. Dr E F Stannus resigns to focus on practice. no successor named. Ten new members joined. 12 more applicants. class of over 200 candidates hoped for June initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Robb
Eagles Lodge
R.S. Benedict
Lincoln Landrum
Frank Fackler
Leo Wiskirchen
Louis Balzer
William Bader
Jacob Requet
B. Gansman
Orville Love
P. W. Reardon
LeRoy Adair Band
Campbell Taken Back To Keokuk From Quincy
Deputy Montgomery of Lee County Iowa returned to Keokuk Thursday night with John Campbell who faces charges of entering a Keokuk home years ago and escaping from the Lee County jail The arrest followed an upset scene in and near Woodland Cemetery Mrs Campbell separated from her husband after their marriage three years ago came to Quincy after a letter claimed Campbell was dead and left a $3000 estate She was misled to a brother’s address where she found Campbell lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Lee County
Keokuk
John Campbell
Leee County
Campbell
Woodland Cemetery
Quincy
Anniversary of Men s League Observed at St John Lutheran
The Men s League of St John Lutheran Church marks its anniversary with a Sunday service. Pastor Rev E F Schueler will discuss Obadiah the Servant of the Lord. Music by the league quartet and chorus led by Henry Pfeiffer William Zelle Fritsch and Christ Quest. A banquet follows Tuesday evening in the school hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League
St. John Lutheran Church
E. F. Schueler
Obadiah
Lord
Men’s League
Henry Pfeiffer
William Zelle
Fritsch
Christ Quest
Sarah King Will Filed for Probate in County Court
Mrs. Sarah D. King’s will, dated April 21, 1014, leaves all estate to her children Elmer W. King and Mary E. Jones, and to grandson Warren L. King. Warren King receives a $50 bequest. Elmer W. King named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah D. King
Elmer W. King
Mary E. Jones
Warren L. King
Warren King
Elmer King
Y. M. C. A. Board Meeting Postponed To Next Thursday
The board of directors meeting originally set for Thursday evening has been postponed to next Thursday. A banquet will be served at the meeting scheduled for 6 13 o clock.
Wireless chess match in Chicago by Las ker and Whittaker
A pioneering wireless chess game between Edward Las ker of Chicago and A. J. Whittaker of Washington concluded with moves telephoned from the Capital City Chess club to the Arlington wireless station and relayed by Evanston amteur. Judge Capablanca will rule on the victor as the game finished at 1 25 after starting 8 pm. An English inventor unveiled a magnifying glass attachment for pencils to aid draftsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Lasker
A. J. Whittaker
Washington
J. R Capablanca
Capital City
Naval
Arlington
Amteur
Evanston
Illinois Athletic Club
Motor Wants In The Whig Wants Buy Sell Cars Now
Interest grows for motor car buyers and owners as The Whig Wants highlights many used autos for sale. Prospective buyers are urged to call phone 120 for listings and deals.
Lawyers Will Pay Tribute to Deceased Judge McCarl
In a Quincy Bar Association meeting a committee was formed to draft a sympathy resolution for Judge Lyman McCarl, found dead in his office Tuesday. A funeral for Judge McCann is planned this afternoon. Grand Union officers will attend. Burial in Woodland cemetery is private and Masonry will conduct services. The lawyers meet at 2 PM at the courthouse and proceed to the home at 729 North Twelfth Street for the 2:30 PM funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Bar Association
Lyman McCarl
Judge McCann
George Govert
F. J. Penick
Walter H. Bennet
F. M. McCann
W. G. Feigenspan
George H. Wilson
Grand Union
Tri State Mutual Life Association
Honor Students List For Second Month Honors
The scholarship list for the second month of the second semester shows more students with no grades below 80 and an average of 85 or above. Beginning Sophomores Franklin Bennet Mary Bunting Richard Pierson Advanced Sophomores Florence Broady Elizabeth Calkins Lavina Christ Louise Crafton Harold Fruehr Ruth Gardner Lemer Hand Thelima Loos Lydell Robertson Beginning Juniors James Davidson Govert Earhart Larry Thomas Richard Whitney Advanced Juniors Leslie Bever Sadie Blickhan Mable Carter Letha Edwards Suzanne Faucett George Govert Virginia Markus Jean Ringer Susie Wood Beginning Seniors Annalydia Hall Helen Lehbrink Margaret Schlink Advanced Seniors Dorthy Dunlap Marguerite Gabriel Irma Kelker Lorena Meyers Florence Toole Bonita Urban Agnes Jansen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Bennet
Mary Bunting
Richard Pierson
Florence Broady
Elizabeth Calkins
Lavina Christ
Louise Crafton
Harold Fruehr
Ruth Gardner
Lemer Hand
Thelima Loos
Lydell Robertson
James Davidson
Govert Earhart
Larry Thomas
Richard Whitney
Leslie Bever
Sadie Blickhan
Mable Carter
Letha Edwards
Suzanne Faucett
George Govert
Virginia Markus
Jean Ringer
Susie Wood
Annalydia Hall
Helen Lehbrink
Margaret Schlinkman
Dorthy Dunlap
Marguerite Gabriel
Irma Kelker
Lorena
For Football Tryouts At Junior High
A Thursday after school meeting urged all boys wishing to try out for football to pass in three subjects in June for eligibility. Coach Rossie and Captain Gilmer spoke on training, tobacco abstention, and a strong next season schedule. The Sophomores vs Chad dock game was cancelled due to quarantine, with a possible rearrangement. The Girls Students club plans a party tonight for the play cast with a short program and dancing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellemeyer
Rossie
Gilmer
Chaddock
Chaddock School
Verdict Is Returned For White In Court
In Palmyra circuit court on Thursday morning the jury found for defendant James McKinnay against John White in a dispute over a real estate partnership. McKinnay claimed several hundred dollars was owed. the jury ruled White owed nothing. Other cases were postponed or moved, with two trials conducted this week despite continued cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKinnay
John White
Palmyra
McKinnay
Mr. White
White
Wallace T. Wright
James Wilson
Milton Hess
Illinois Automobile Insurance Company
Leonora Grimmer
Marie Steinbach
Fred L. Stevens
Mary Bringate
Grimmer
Teachers Edition of College Journal Out
The Teachers Edition of the College Journal of the Gem City Business College was issued Thursday. It features group photos of students and portraits of graduates in responsible positions. The issue notes the college’s golden anniversary this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Edition
College Journal
The
Gem City Business College
T E Musselman To Give Scouts Talk On Birds
T E Musselman will give illustrated lectures on birds in the Boy Scout hall Thursday evening April 24. Proceeds go to the scouts summer camp campaign fund. He will also lecture in Payson on the following Friday evening under Payson Boy Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Musselman
Boy Scout
Mr. Musselman
Payson
Payson Boy Scouts
Overall Club Takes Form in Quincy Soldiers Home
An "Overall Club" forms at the Soldiers and Sailors' Home in Quincy, led by Supt John E Andrew, with three physicians and home officials pledging to wear overalls during work and visits. Members fear rising prices but plan to buy pairs today, choosing any style. clubs like this exist in other cities, but Quincy adopts the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
H.C. of
Soldiers’ and Sailors
John E. Andrew
R. H. Jacobs
C. E. Ehle
C. L. Whitmire
Thomas Gore
James Scott
N. T. Beadles
F. B. Crowell
Lima Lake Drainage Commissioners Debate 12000 Repair Assessment
Lima Lake Levee and Drainage district commissioners have met with Attorney John Inghram for two days and will likely confer again on the 12000 assessment for repair and operation of the pumping plant. The petition for the assessment was approved by County Judge Fred Wolfe. District commissioners are A. A. Sipfle H. C. Saltonstall and John Ensminger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima Lake Levee
John T. Inghram
Fred Wolfe
A. A. Sipfle
H. C. Saltonstall
John Ensminger
W. C. A. Budget Drive Reaches $3707.50 Total
Teamwork of the Young Women's Christian Association in the drive reports $3707.50 had been secured up to Thursday evening to fund activities for the coming year. Of this amount $562 was collected by men's teams and $576 by women's teams. Today is the campaign's final day as efforts push to reach the required total this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
One More Song Offered in the Quincy Contest
The Community Service office received a fourteenth entry in the Quincy Song contest on Thursday despite the number 13 being avoided for luck. The contest draws wide interest and judges will have many verses and tunes to choose from when the May 1 submission deadline arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Service Office
Gets Drunk Weekly to Give Data to Science
London April 12 The classic old English under the table answer to when a man is drunk is being revised. Kings College is investigating as a panoptic citizen volunteers to get drunk weekly to supply data. After drinking stout the subject draws a circle with a square inside and adds diagonal lines from the square every half hour for four hours twenty minutes, the effect worse with whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kings College
Weather outlook for Midwest states Friday to Saturday
Illinois and Missouri expect rain and colder conditions with Friday turning wet and winds from fresh to strong. Iowa shows unsettled weather with possible rain in the southeast on Friday and the west on Saturday, with colder air in the south and west Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Iowa
Local Temperatures Update and River Stage Notice
Local temperatures reported yesterday ranged in a uncertain sequence with partial data. Midnight river stage readings show a reader at the river with mentions of a level near RiUS avencerenseteclneevevesuase at midnight, but the text is garbled and unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece
Midniight
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Irving School
E E, Squire
W. D. White
Elsie Schaefer
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Emmerson School
G. E Sprague
Kate Shanahan
Clara Wilson
Adeline Jansen
Dewey School
R. O. Gibbons
Helena Jordan
Elizabeth Sparks
Irene Shields
Madison School
A. S. Parker
Katherine Cadogan
Lillie Vosmer
Edna Farnsworth
Adams School
Sara Louise Derrick
Paul Morrison
Catherine Ryan
Victor
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Sarah King
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Lima Lake Drainage Commissioners Meet
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