Trevor Helfrich Wins In Oratory At Carthage
In Carthage high school’s April 26 contest Trevor Helfrich won first honors. The program featured entries by Lola Fletcher Erma Rowe Byron Booz Harold Campbell and others. Special Odd Fellows services, court notices, real estate transfers, and local Easter observances are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Trevor Helfrich
The
Gladiators
Lola Fletcher
Erma Rowe
Byron Booz
Harold Campbell
United States of America
Trevor Helfrich, Vocal solo--The fBirthday, Erma Rowe. Reading—Jimmie Callihan
Edward Wilcox
Tom Sawyer
Eloise Hartzell
Lucile Keckler
Valick
Marv Benz
Dorothy Jones
Kathryn Berry
Local Social News From Golden and Camp Point
Miss Mae Coleman of Camp Point visited Miss Alice Strickler on Sunday. Miss Alice Moffett of Clayton visited friends here Sunday. The Domestic Science club meets with Mrs J Ullock on Tuesday April 25. Fred Piel and family spent Sunday in Quincy with Mrs Piel’s sister Miss Anna Worman hosted an Easter Sabbath class party with games and refreshments. FP E Sahland was a business caller.
Local Notes On Visits And Events In Quincy Area
In Quincy on Friday Dr Beckett and several men drove to Loraine Saturday evening to organize an 8 goo roads club at Loraine. Miss Barbara Miller of Galesburg is visiting relatives here. R G McHatton of Camden visited old friends last week. I O O F anniversary at the Methodist church at 2:00 p m with Rev Fred Reed conducting services. Ina Throne of Clayton visited friends Saturday. Chris Weyen of Fort Dodge IA, a former resident, visited here several days last week. The late Harry Binkley household goods will be sold Saturday April 29 at auction. Mrs T J Downing is very poorly.
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Quincy
Dr. Beckett
Loraine
Barbara Miller
Galesburg
R. G. McHatton
Camden
Fred Reed
Ina Throne
Clayton
Chris Weyen
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Here
Harry Binkley
T. J. Downing
Local Visitors Share Weekend at Area Homes
Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor and daughter Ada visited relatives here over the weekend. Mrs Ed Tryson and two children Louise and Edwin arrived for a few days with Mrs Mary McCallister and kin. William McMullen, now resting at his brother Frank McMullen’s home, was seriously ill Sunday night but is improving. he also spends time at the Soldiers Home in Quincy. S E Bolin and family of Cyrene Missouri spent Sunday with kin. The Ladies Fancy Work club will meet at Mrs Lilly Miller’s Thursday afternoon, with Mrs C N Haines and Mrs R H Sears of Quincy assisting. Mrs Miller’s guests included Mrs Sears and others. The Methodist ladies held a birthday social in Haines’ hall Thursday. pennies equal to attendees’ ages were collected for a neat Easter lunch fund. W D Miller lies seriously ill with pneumonia at his Dutch Creek home. A trained nurse from Quincy arrived Friday to care for him. The Young People’s club hosted an entertainment Saturday night. The Rebekahs met Tuesday. Mrs Hester Fenton was initiated and four others joined. District meeting of I O O F and Rebekah lodges drew many attendees brave through bad weather, with some staying overnight. Miss Edith Worthen has accepted the Chase winter school position at a higher salary, though she has not finished the winter term there. Murrell Poor of the Burlington depot in Quincy visited his mother Sunday. Mrs Sherman Wilcox of Camp Point is visiting her parents. Miss Gladys Ball of Plymouth was in Augusta on Saturday. Miss Mabel Garwood and Miss Emma Hare of Plymouth were in the area on business Saturday. Mrs Sam Talbot of Plymouth spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs Frances Garwood, and Miss Emma Hare visited Mrs Hagriett Davenport.
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W. J. Goodwin
Cedar Rapids
A. H. Barrowa
Roy Lawler
Frank Waters
St. Francis College
Quincy
Corrine Brockman
St. Josephs Academy
Ottumwa, Ta
C. E. Brockman
P. Cleveland
Barry
Kittie Edwards
Brookfield
Lola Haris
C. W. Harris
Carthage
Chas
Givens
Kirksville
George
H. H
J. A. Taylor
San Diego
Cal
Jennie Howell
Ark Howell
Howard Brown
Little Son
Boston
Mass
R. ¥. Duncan
John Witteran
Springfield
C. A. Evans
Baby
Ferris
J. A. Davis
F. W. Waterman
Griggsville
Omer Doyle
Marguerite Cody
Meredosia
K. C. Hall
P. R. Powers
Florence Curry
Gardena
Calif
Henry Duff
Chicago Heights
J Livingston Duff
Baptist Church of
Guy Lennan
Jacksonville
Gus Ward
Addie Burns
Margaret Mae
J.C. Grosclaude
Columbia
Charles Taylor
Ada
Ed Tryson
Louise
Edwin
Mary McCallister
Wiliam McMullen
Frank McMullen
S. E. Bolin
Cyrene
Lilly Miller
The
Methodist Church
Haines’ Hall
W. D. Miller
Monia
Dutch Creek
Miller
Quincy Arived
Young People’s Club
Rebekahs
Hester Fenton
Rebekah
Pittsfield
Edith Worthen
Chase School
Edith
Murrell Poor
Burlington
Sherman Wilcox
Camp Point
Frank Watt
Gladys Ball
Plymouth
Augusta
Mabel Garwood
Sam Talbot
Frances Garwood
Augusta Ill social notes list local visitors
Miss Mary Wood who holds a position in Galesburg spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs F E Wood Miss Lulu Cain of Quincy spent Saturday and Sunday with her father Philip Cain Miss Eva Robison studying in Jacksonville spent the Easter vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Robison Mrs Henry Wedrick visited relatives in Colchester Wednesday Mrs Henry Long of Plymouth shopped in Augusta Monday Mrs Cliff Stark visited relatives in Plymouth Tuesday Mrs Jeff Cooper of Plymouth called on friends Saturday Mr and Mrs J A Carter of Quincy are spending the week with the latter's mother Mrs Jennie Pickens Mr and Mrs Chas Lewis returned to Galesburg Saturday after visiting their daughter Mrs Fred Beard Miss Jesse Robertson of Quincy spent Saturday and Sunday with her mother Mrs J Robertson
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Augusta
Ill
Mary Wood
Galesburg
F. E. Wood
Lulu Cain
Quincy
Philip Cain
Eva Robison
Jacksonville
Robert Robison
Henry Wedrick
Colchester
Henry Long
Plymouth
Augusta Mongay
Cliff Stark
Jeff Cooper
J. A. Carter
Jennie Pickens
Chas. Lewis
Fred Beard
Jesse Robertson
J. Robertson
Farm Sale to Henry Corder Sums To Fourteen Thousand
Fred Steinbarger sold his 80 acre farm to Henry Corder for 14000 dollars. A class social was held at the bar of Mrs Lizzie Antrim on Friday evening. Fifteen members were present. After social time, refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Steinbarger
Henry Corder
Lizzie Antrim
Licenses Listed for Mt. Sterling Residents Clark and Bedingfield
A brief notice lists Albert Forest Clark and Goldie Irma Bedingfield as residents of Mt. Sterling with licenses noted. The item also references political candidates and a general forecasting remark about campaign outcomes.
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Inge
Albert Forest Clark
Mt. Sterling
Goldie Irma Bedingfield
Remedy Promotes Regular Bowels With Dr Caldwell Syrup
Public health notice extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple blend of laxative herbs for bowel regularity. Claims the remedy supports stomach function, is sold for fifty cents, and available free samples by writing to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Tennessee.
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Caldwell
Thos. DelLoach
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Odd Fellows
Bentley Lodge
O. F
J. M. Jones
Baptist Church
George Hatfield
Oscar Brink
Arch Reed
Ogilvie
Odd Fellowship
M. P. Berry
Central Minois Synedical Society
Weiman
Home and
Foreign Missions
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mary Ann Richey
Guthrie
Elizabeth Guthrie
Tlancock
West Point
St. Fountain Green
M. Cherliss
H. G Linnenburger
Warsaw
Lilla BP
Tugrahan
Trenry Carnes
LaHarpe
Corlis EF Campheil
S Po Lemmon
R. Lovell
Eo Ol. Ewing
E.R. Teesdale
Eo Lengshie
Elt
Wright
Pulaski
ASB
Waggonner
M. A. Crow
Hamilton
E. M. Nash
WM. B. Lawless
Bowen
WE. Kemp
G W. Nash
J. S. Palmer
Chas Siegfried
L. B. Brilon
E. E. Mendenhall
T. S. Shaw
Kunkle
W. R. Love
Benj. R. Bennett
Ransford Bennett
John Porter
Newton III. Smith
S. W. Allphin
Geo. W. Dorsett
John M. Myers
Lyman B. Vose
Mary A. Lamb
John Barker
Frederick Owen
Martha J. Stevens
MT. Sterling, Ill
Ross Vandeventer
Hees
W. Vandeventer
McConn
Wis. Nmisgex McCnes
Redie Witty
St. Louts
Mel
Jas Witte
Stent Gale
A. cv
Frederica Crane
Edith Brown
the & FP Crane
George Davis
Davis
Mary Barrows
Mrs. Po
Lear
Mass Rose Nevin
Chicce Haw
Kespohl
Mohrenstecher’s
Quiney
Quincus
Rockport, III
Emma Hare
Hagriett Davenport
Wais
Navy
Twilight
Rookie
Quincy's
FX Espohl
Michrenstecher
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