Unitarian Church Window Dedication Amid Easter Services
Easter services across Quincy churches drew large crowds with special music and decorations. The Unitarian church dedicated a north wall window honoring local donors while Bethel and First German Methodist churches reported reopenings and strong attendance.
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Unitarian Church
Bethel
Quincy
Vermont Street Methodist Sundias School
Denigh
Fergie Aidesians
Plenty Harte
Ane
Ehno Pheed
Alfred FF
Mero
Gf. Woittier
Knights Temphir
Themrmgalig
Don Unnewehr
First Christian Church
H. E. Becker
William Becker
Henry Young
Luther Memorial Church
Maude Wells Dickson
Endeavorers
Union Christian Endeavorers
Luther Memorial Society
Presbyterian Church
Ariseus
Unitarian
William Monroe
George Wo Chapman
Wham Wo Chapman
Wiliam Chickering
Willan T. Gage
Edward Wells
James de Morgan
TE Luce
Charles Gilman
George Bond
Luther Eggerson
Edward Bond
Fo Ro
Tothewbush
John Mo U
Germein Methodist
City Clerk Named Official Bet Settler in Carthage Dispute
City Clerk Duke Schroer earned the title of bet settler after a Carthage dispute over factory employment numbers. He reported 6 010 males and 1 125 females employed in Quincy factories, excluding office, store, and other helpers. The circuit case of Stith vs Cain was continued due to a lawyer’s illness. Thormicker vs Sloan had a default judgment for 1 Intel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Schroer
Carthage
Quincey
Schroer
Charles Stith
Emma Cain
William Thormicker
Lee Sloan
SiIsgiz
Eagles Minstrels at Hippodrome Tonight
The Eagles' minstrels perform tonight at the Hippodrome with a strong program and notable committee leadership. Proceeds support the Eagles temple. committee members Rolland Wagner, T J Lenane, William Schiottman, Charles Zang, Roy Echtenkamp, Mrs Ralph Wissman and others coordinated rehearsals and promotions.
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The
Eagles
Rolland Wagner
T. J. Lenane
William Schiottman
Charles Zang
Roy Echtenkamp
Direc
T Iaterlocutor
Charles W. Zang
Old Black Joe
Back Lome
Tennessee
Eugene Denny
Rolland M. Wagner
Rufus Johnson
Peter Hartman
M. Wagner
Charles Stewart
Edward Bartelt
Marvin Landrum
Joseph McTwerney
Beans
Thomas Lenane
W. FL Metziver
Gus Feld
Snyders
Murray Snyder
America
Clarry Grassemeyer
Ralph Grassemeyer
Walter Hoffa
L. L. Bauer
Ed P. Mescher
George Winters
Carl Zang
Fred Kerksick
Tom Moore
Ralph Wuissman
Earl Peters
Clarence Merkel
Act
Piang
Requett Sisters
S. Mallene
Seror
Turckling
J. Mallene
Gross
Major Depfontaine Eagles
Cuartet
Grussemeyer
R Grussemeyer
W. Troffman
Amusements listings include plays and films
Orpheum shows Oliver players in Arizona and moving pictures with Mary Page. Colonial presents J Warren Kerrigan in The Pool of Flame and Jewel Hunt’s By Love Redeemed. Billy Reeves stars in The Cellar Spy and The Baby and the Leopard. Star features Robert Edson in For a Woman's Fair Name. Belasco's A Parisian Romance and Savoy presents The Flying Torpedo.
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Orpheum
Oliver Players
Arizona
Moving Pictures
Mary Page
J. Warren Kerrigan
Love Redeemed
Jewel Hunt
Billy Reeves
Robert Edson
Belasco
Savoy
Orpheum Presents Arizona With Militia Drill and The Rosary
The Orpheum theater hosts the Orpheum players in Arizona a war drama featuring an officer led militia drill in the first act. A matinee runs Tuesday and Wednesday with a four act production The Rosary starting Thursday night including choir music and electric effects. The Rosary plays four days with matinees on Saturday and Sunday.
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Orpheum Theater
Arizona
Orpheum Players
Orpheum
Willams
Local Boy Pursues Film Career After Chicago Training
Merle Johnson a Quincy high school junior who studied moving pictures in Chicago since last October returned home Friday to stay with his parents at 2160 Maine street. He may take a summer military course and rejoin school next fall aiming to become a scenario writer and producing director. Lamont Ruyle, formerly of this city, was arrested for child abandonment by Depuy Sheriff Lipps in the Wabash station Monday afternoon and jailed.
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Merle Johnson
Chicago
Quincy
Thomas C. Johnson
Maine Street
Essanay Film Corporation
Moving Picture
Lamont Ruvle
Depuy
Joseph Lipps
Wabash Station
Otis W. Glamevyer
Central Park Avenue High School
City
Ernest Wiesman
York Street
Glamever
Otis Lowell
Wiesman
Glameyer
St. Louis
High Glass Singers Open Engagement at Princess Theater
Enrico Palmetto a Scandinavian tenor and Miss Agnes Von Bracht direct from Chicago’s Lasalle theater opened an indefinite engagement at the Princess theater in Quincy. They will perform between film reels and with multi reel pictures and are part of a newly enhanced stage front and attraction funded by the theater management.
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Quincy
Princess Theater
Enrico Palmetto
Copenhagen Royal Opera
Agnes von Bracht
Lasalle Theater
Chicago
Oferblendees
Do Kponcs
Princess
Woman cites Foley Kidney Pills relief for pain
Mrs George Hauck of Benton Harbor Michigan says kidney pills helped her after back pain and weakness made housework hard. She reports severe discomfort and blurred vision improving with Foley Kidney Pills from Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
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George Hauck
Pearl St
Benton Harbor Mich
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Ady
Five Boys Paroled by County Court After Burglary
Five youths aged 15 were declared delinquent and paroled to their parents after an investigation found the P. H. Hannock store burglary more mischievous than criminal. Judge Lyman McCarl warned against gang ties and ordered weekly court reports for a month, with $5 to be paid toward the stolen goods. Suspects named: Fred Becks Carl Reiser Charles Drew Jr Forest Scott.
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P. H. Hannock
Eetrance
Lyman McCarl
Fred Becks
Bernadine Becks
Carl Reiser
Chris Reiser
Charles Drew, Jr
William Colson
Forest Scott
Rolla Long
Whist Tournament Nears Finish in Moose Hall
The winter whist event at Moose Hall ends Wednesday night with top players battling for the lead. Leaders include Mrs Edward Bartelt with 830 points, Mrs Louise Swartz on 82, and Mrs W E Cantle on 79, while several others hover just behind.
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Moose Hall
Edward Bartelt
Louise Swartz
W. EL. Cantle
Edward Vahle
Goleberg
Elizabeth Merkle
Get Rid of Scrofula How Take S. S.
A vintage ad urges cleansing the blood to treat scrofula symptoms with S. S. blood purifier claiming it purifies and renews blood, relieves infections, and revitalizes health. It cites long use, prompts readers to obtain S. S. from druggists and offers mail advice from Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Brief local court actions and social notes
Judge Epler tours. one police court case: James Driscoll fined two dollars. C M Thomas dismissed for traffic rule breach. Harriet Sidle and Alice Lake ordered to Geneva State Training School for Girls. Otis W Glameyver of Chicago visits York Street home. trip to St Louis planned. A political jab ends with a quip urging candidates to run the gauntlet.
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James Driscoll
C. M. Thomas
Sixth
Hampshire Streets
Geneva
Harriet Sidle
Alice Lake
State Training School
Sidle and Lake
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Luther Memorial
Cuticura
Boeton
Hppodrome
Tor
Ralph Wissman
U. S. Infantry
Cook
Murray Snydee
Denney and
MecTwerney
U.S
P. Sadewater
Gus Winters
Ed Mescher
Molly Dear
Robert Edeson
PATHE
Hart Schatfner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Harsoiner
Hart Schaffoer
Marz
Broadway
Broadway Star
High Glass Singers
TENCR
William Schaefer
Elza Williams
Schaefer
Front
Selby Poultry Company
Judge Epler
Carl E. Epler
Jacksonville
Victrolas
Caruso
Melba
Farrar
McCormack
Harry Lauder
Nat Wills
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