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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1919

Page

3

World-Wide Conquest by Christianity events in Palmyra

The Palmyra Mo church hosts a multi day series titled World-Wide Conquest by Christianity starting April 13 at First Baptist. Rev C M Truex led services with two sermons, followed by Rev H P Cox of Hannibal and Rev P D Mangum of Paris speaking on missions, Europe, and Near East religious conditions. The event features music by a local choir and Hannibal violinists.

First Baptist Church C. M. Truex Ladies of the Missionary Societies of the Church H. P. Cox Hannibal Fifth Street Baptist Church Bethel Baptist Association Geo. B. Graham St. Louis Europe Near East P. D. Mangum Paris Mangum France Missey Bates Harold Teel John Teel F. T. Staton

Adams Area Social Roundup Sees Many Visited and Hosted

Quincy residents visit relatives in Adams with multiple family gatherings. St Louis guest Will Ferrier stays with sisters and siblings. Jay Bennett and Catherine Hopson visit relatives in Burton and Camp Point. Thomas Hoffman opens a general store in Adams. Local travel and shopping noted as families mingle across nearby towns.

Will Ferrier St. Louis Martha Anna Ferrier John J. T. Sims Quincy Farr Sims Will Bover Jay Bennett Burton Herbara Kauffman Kenneth Wells Hannibal Catherine Hopson Camp Point Dick Liberly H. B. Wells Thomas Hoffman Adams Will Limberg Tillie Dittman Quincey John Treaster J. HW. Fluett

Indigestion blamed on excess stomach acid and gas

An authority explains excess hydrochloric acid causes fermentation of undigested food, producing sour belches and heartburn. Advice offered includes taking four ounces of Rad Salts daily in water for a week to neutralize acidity and promote digestive juice flow.

Local Notices From Quincy Area

Quincey residents and visitors are noted in brief items. Wm Wells and John Harris spent Saturday in Quincey. Mrs Martha Ann Elliott has returned home from visiting her daughter in Hamilton Nebr. Mrs Laura Proctor visiting in Quincy. Melvin Scranton underwent tonsil removal operation at Hannibal Saturday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Elliott were shopping in Quincy Tuesday.

Quincy Wm. Wells John Harris Quincey Martha Ann Elliott Hamilton Nebr Laura Proctor Melvin Scranton Hiram Scranton Hannibal Thomas Elliott

Newark Missouri Notes and Local Happenings

Newark Missouri items report M J McIntire returning from Colorado Os Burk family welcoming a daughter born April Several residents traveled to Quincy to view a war tank Earl Rudd relocates a saw mill to Barnes land for lumber Mrs Alice Pruett staying with Bettie Holmes Mabel Kelley visiting R N Barnes burial of Mr McEntire's infant Flowers near Hayden's mill form a sea of bloom J A Whitbread completes cement work for a new Overland garage Rev McMahan of La Belle preached two sermons and the baccalaureate service drew a large crowd Mrs Jennie Johnston visiting Elizabeth Morris and J J Keethler Uncle Sam holds Mr Keethler for army service Tou Trumphrey visits her mother Maggie Humphrey Percy Schofield writes from a New York hospital able to accept dining invitations wounded in both arms on Nov 1 The Baptist Sunday School presents Supt George Minor with a Bible Poor presented the gift and Minor expressed appreciation A W Rouner family Brashear and W C Lear visit J J Smith on Sunday

M. J. McIntire Colorado Os. Burk Quincy Earl Rudd Barnes Alice Pruett Bettie Molmes Mabel Kelley R. N. Barnes John McEntire Hayden's Mill J. A. Whitbread Overland Rev. McMahan la Belle New York City Percy Baptist Sunday School George Minor Poor A. W. Rouner Brashear W. C. Lear J. J. Smith's

Alexander Measured for Uniform Before Cubs Spring Trip

Chicago April 18 Grover Cleveland Alexander premier NL pitcher left for St Paul Nebraska to visit his mother before the baseball season. He plans to join the Cubs on their return from the spring training trip next Tuesday.

Alexander Chicago Grover Cleveland St. Paul

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