Quincy Persuades State Council Move To Form Councils
A Wednesday Armory meeting hosted by Quincy discusses creating a state wide system of community councils to unite local groups for peacetime efforts. Allen D. Albert, renowned speaker, will address the crowd about mobilizing communities and avoiding duplication of effort.
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Armory
Allen D. Albert
United States
Auer
Albert
United St Quincy
Frank Funk
Bloomington
A. L. Adams
Stuart Brown
Springfield
George A. Cooke
Add
Judge Win
HH. Hart
Benton
R. E. Herronymous
Urbana
Margaret Lansden
Cairo
Cyrus Hall McCormick
Chicago
Duncan McDonald
John McEuiry
Medline
James R. Riggs
Quincy
Ira Couch Wood
Fine Arts Building
Ibort
Community Council
Bigamy charge Trails Quincy nurse’s husband tale
Grace K. Anthony, once a nurse at Blessing hospital, awaits testimony in Missouri as her husband, Sergi Anthony, faces bigamy charges. Claimed dead in an auto crash, he surfaced in St. Joseph and Council Bluffs amid marriage to Grace and a prior supposed divorce. The case centers on his first wife’s divorce status and a forged death report.
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Grace K. Anthony
Blessing Hospital
St. Joseph
Sergi
Anthony
Council Bluffs
St .Joseph
Quincey
Quincy
High School Notes on Campaigns Debates and Sports
High school students under Evan E. Anderson will distribute posters for the government victory campaign from the Blackstone building with cars to cover the east part of the city. Sophomore baseball team captain Harry Hales leads practice and aims to beat the Junior team. A April 24 debate between Quincy and Springfield MWihy school teams will discuss government ownership of railroads. The OQ staff met to plan the high school annual with Malcolm Eddy noting improved prospects.
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Evan E. Anderson
Bis
Soan
Blackstone
Sixth
Vermont
Waby
Harry Hales
Sephs
Quincey
Springfield
Thy
Rset
Malcolm Eddy
War Tank To Visit Clayton For Liberty Loan Drive
Marton Liberty Loan workers announce a war tank will tour Adams County to advertise the campaign. It will be in Clayton on Monday from 4 to 10 30 p m with a 3 30 demonstration. Clayton is the only county site besides Quincy scheduled, and a large crowd, especially nearby farmers, is expected.
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Odd Fellows
Hancock County
United States
Carthage
L. M. Kagy
Illinois
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows Hall
Rose Lodge
Carmen, Ill
Carthage Band
Methodist Church
Mr. Kagy
Baptist Hardy
J. H. Folts
Plymouth
Henry Brinkman
Warsaw
C. C. Collins
West Point
Little Bowen School Girl Dies From Burns
Eight year old Wilma May Junk, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Junk, died Friday night at 8 from burns suffered while playing near Bethel School southwest of Bowen. Teacher Miss Ethel Hester had arranged a weiner roast and the child’s clothing caught fire moments after leaving the building. Survived by parents and a brother Earl, aged six.
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Bowen, NL
Wilma May Junk
John Junk
Burns
Bethel School
Bowen
Ethel Hester
Hester
Earl
Probate Court Hears Carey's Estate Bond Details
Charles W. Meyer is appointed administrator of the John Carey estate with bonds totaling 500 dollars. An inventory for the Edward Griep estate lists chattels valued at 150 dollars and cash of 2,249.68 dollars.
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Charles W. Meyer
John Carey
Edward Griep
Spirit of Hopeful Days in Spring Promise
A hopeful note foresees happier days: woods alive with birdsong and fruit trees in neighbors’ orchards blooming with fragrant blossoms, signaling renewal and a sweeter season ahead.
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Rambler
Columbia
Niehaus Bicycle and Sewing Machine House
K. of C. Building
Maine St
Ohio Varnish Co
Cleveland
Broadway
Twelfth St
ChiNamel
Quingy
Clayton
Little Bowen
Yavapas
Gately
Hampshire St
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