Republican meeting forms state committee in Galesburg
The Republican central committee met in the Warren dining room with Chauncey H. Wood as chairman. Delegates, resolutions, and nominations were discussed, urging citizens to participate, supporting women's suffrage, and naming conventions and officers for the governor and U.S. Senate race. George H. moved Wood to remain chairman, and the organization elected officers and committee members to prepare for the May 5 congressional convention in Galesburg and a January convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Entral Committee
Weomb
Citic
Chauncey H. Wood
Congressional
Frank O. S
United
Chiperfield
Canton
Jerome
George Sk. Tipton
Wood
C. H. Wood
George H.oved
Galesburg
George L. Otis Arnold
George Cyrus
Whittenden
Jerome O
Republican resolutions urge voting and women’s suffrage support
The document endorses citizen participation in elections, praises women’s interest in public affairs and advocates ratifying the 19th Amendment. It backs Frank O. Lowden for president, Furnett M. Chiprfield for U S Senator, Jerome O. Christie for the State Committee, and George L Tipton for Clerk of the Appellate Court. The meeting closed early with chairman noting a Republican year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ilinois
Frank C. Lowden
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
United States
Furnett M. Chipsrfield
Canton
Tinots
Jerome O. Christie
Republian
Fifteenth Congressional District
George L Tipton
Appellate Court
Third District
Meeting Names Democratic Chairman and Executive Slate
Delegates and officers are chosen at a Springfield area meeting. Edward Jacobs of Lima elected temporary chairman with Roy in nomination and Roy elected chairman. Schaefer named secretary, Milbert for secretary, Scott re-elected treasurer. Executive committee consist of four city and four county members, selections announced in afternoon session. Delegates to state and congressional conventions named for Quincy and county, with alternates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms County
Springfield
Mem
Eting
Central Combe City Hall
Hn T. Inghram
Edward of
Lima
Temirman
George Camp Point
Roy
John Abbott
Melrose
L. Hawkins
Tian
Seca
Mr. Roy
J. Roy
C. L. Hawkins
George Milbert
W. K. Abbott
L. L. Boyer
Fred P. Taylor
E. J. Grubb
Liberty Township
Roy Myers
Gilmer
Edward Jacobs
George Schultz
Camp Point
Quincy
Fred Buehrig
Ed P. Smith
Otto Bergman
Arnold V
J. M. Winters
Antone Toben
Thomas Nolan
Nick Hafner
Clem Upschuikte
Paul Weisenhorn
Alex Rossweg
John Coens
Fred Stevens
R. N. Staev
Earl Fusselman
C. R. McNay
Teha R. Abbott
Michael Steiner
Sali G, Earel
F. U1. Paxton
Wikis Bruns
John Carter
C. A Wetcher
H. J. Adaty
Jurgens Jansen
George Hendrix
Chaties
Veihl
Democratic meeting backs Adams county women group
An Adams county Democratic gathering approved cooperating with the county Democratic women’s organization and inviting active assistance. Speeches praised President Wilson and the party’s prospects this year. Participants included Roy Adair and J. K. McNutt, with mutual thanks and commitments to committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eraipus
George
Hen¢ Nae Oy Myers
Ira Rey Hawkins
John _R. Abbott
James Jacobs
H. L. Adair
A. M. Carter
Adams County Democratic Women's Organization
Roy
Illiam Schaefer
D. F. Schriver
Fred Wolfe
Charles R. McNay
Roy Adair
Fred Taylor
J.H. Paxton
J. K McNutt
McNutt
Paxton
Wilson
James Reed
Missouri
Library Reports 15412 Volumes Circulated in April
Miss Margaret Ringier, librarian, reported a total circulation of 15 412 volumes for the month ending April 15 at the Library Board meeting. Readership included 3 192 visitors to the reading and reference rooms, 324 attending, 420 magazine room visitors, and 190 in the industrial arts room. The peak day saw 1 480 volumes circulated. Gifts came from Rev. W O Cone, Frank Sinnock, Mrs F T Hill, Mrs C F Clinton, and Miss Elizabeth Lyman. An addition of 127 books was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ringier
Library Board
Magazine Room
W. O. Cone
Frank Sinnock
F. T. Hill
C. F.clinton
Elizabeth Lyman
County schools add several teachers for next year
County Superintendent John Steiner announced more teachers to be employed for the coming school year. John H. Priepott will teach at Oak Ridge in Lima township at 100 dollars. W. L. Viar becomes principal of Loraine at 160 dollars a month, with Charles Kincheloe at Fowler earning 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steiner
John H. Priepott
Oak Ridge
Lima Township
W. L. Viar
Loraine
Charles Kincheloe
Fowler
Quincy Pulse Motor Club Directors Meet
Directors of the Quincy Motor club held a brief meeting Monday night in the Wells building offices of T. R. Evans. Plans for new work were discussed but no action due to absent directors. next meeting scheduled for Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Club
Quincy Motor Club
T. R. Evans
Wells
Duck Hunters Fined In Police Court
Harold Nebe Harry Westenfeld Gilbert Ryan and Karl Landwehr were arrested while hunting ducks in the South Quince bottoms Sunday. They were tried in police court Monday and fined $25 each. Deputy game warden Charles E Clarke arrested the men. Nebe and Landwehr had four ducks each. the others had shot at coots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Nebe
Harry Westenfeld
Gilbert Ryan
Karl Landwehr
Quince
Bottoms
Charles E. Clarke
Nebe
Landwehr
Coots
Naval recruiting party returns to Quincy for several days
E. Rossow, advance man for the Navy recruiting party, has returned to Quincy from Mt. Sterling and will stay several days. The Navy truck has been cut to Peoria and is expected back this week. A moving picture machine will accompany the return trip. A Oswald, advance man for another recruiting party, arrived in Quincy Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rossow
Navy
Quincy
Mt. Sterling
Peoria
Quincey
Oswald
Bids Opened For State Road Extension Today
State road extension bids will be opened in Springfield today for the contraction of the State Street road. Quincyans are not expected to bid as two local contractors say bids cannot meet state estimates. County Highway Superintendent L I L Boyer says Adams County trucks, six in number, will not be released for five or six days. He plans to drive the trucks from Springfield to Quincy when released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Springfield
Eatartina
Ty County
Boyer
Quincy
State Highway Department
Hillcrest tuberculosis sanatorium to open May 1
Hillcrest Adams county tuberculosis sanatorium will open May 1 with about 12 patients admitted initially and capacity for around 32. Located on East State street, the two story building offers southern exposure for all patient rooms. Miss Julia Jansen is superintendent. Any Adams county resident with TB may be admitted. state law prohibits payment by nonpatients, donations welcomed. Dorothy Quincy chapter D A R has donated furnishings in memory of Miss Theresa Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest
Adams County
East State Street
Julia Jansen
Dorothy Quincy
Theresa Woodruff
Quincy Boy Killed By Live Wire Near Keokuk
Floyd Flack a 23 year old lineman for Keokuk Power died Sunday morning after contacting a live wire at work near Keokuk. He came from Ursa six years ago to work for Dayton Dick and then Keokuk Power. He is survived by his father Fred Flack and three sisters Mrs Chester Van Dyke Mrs Ethel Nichols and Gladys, plus brother Raymond. Burial is planned for Ursa Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Flack
Fred Flack
South Third Street
Keokuk Power Company
Keokuk
Quincy
Ursa
Dayton-Dick Company
Chester van Dyke
Ethel Nichols
Gladys
Raymond
Col Center Faces Rental Woes In Quincy
Colonel C. D. Center of the Chamber of Commerce struggles to find a house for rent in Quincy after the secretary sold his home at Eighteenth and Hampshire to Frank C. Pierson. Pierson will move in on or before August 1. Center says good rental housing is scarce and a three month window is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Center
Chamber of Commerce
Colonel Center
Eighteenth and
Hampshire Streets
Frank C. Pierson
Pierson
Quincy Colonel Center
Mail Clerk Exams Set for May 15
Civil Service Examiner John L. Schrage announced railway mail clerk examinations to be held May 15. Entrance salary is 1300 dollars per year. Eligibility requires ages eighteen through thirty four. Women may apply and are eligible, though limited to certain terminal stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
John L. Schrage
Post Office Department
Rotarians Fund Summer YMCA Dues for 42 Boys
Forty two Rotarians have agreed to sponsor a Quincy boy unable to pay YMCA dues. Each boy will enjoy summer YMCA privileges, with the condition to learn the sponsor’s name and report back the good he is receiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotarians
Quincy
Association
Plans for Adams County Home Bureau Meeting Complete
Plans for the annual Adams County Home Bureau meeting to be held Saturday are complete. Speakers include Miss Juliet Lita Bane of State University and Miss Susan Wilder of Hancock County. Music by Quincy and Clayton units. Reservations for the banquet via Mrs. J. M. Dunlap or the Home Bureau office. Quincy unit officers met to outline their luncheon stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Home Bureau
Juliet Lita Bane
The
State University
Susan Wilder
Hancock County
Quincy
Clayton
J. M. Dunlap
Home Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
The Whig Wants Offer Practical Help and Low Rates
Meeting Your Needs The Whig Wants are read daily by thousands. They can help you obtain items for home or business at low prices with quick service. Advertises contact at phone 120.
Death Notices of G H Franklin in Lexington Illinois
Word reached Quincy of the death of G H Franklin in Lexington Illinois at age 87. He was father of Walter Franklin and had lived on the Shanaha place east of the city before moving to Quincy then McLean County. Funeral services are set for Wednesday per John Cruttenden. Mrs Franklin died last year. Walter Franklin is currently in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
G. H. Franklin
Lexington
Illinois
Franklin
Walter Franklin
Shanaha
McLean County
Frankling
John Cruttenden
South America
Peter Smith 82 Iron Molder Dies in Quincy Home
Peter Smith 82 oldest iron molder in Quincy died at 6 20 am Monday in Soldiers and Sailors Home hospital death caused by venosity born in Germany March 22 1838 came to Quincy forty years ago served three years in Company K 122nd Ohio Infantry during the Civil War worked as a molder in Quincy and belonged to Iron Molders Union No 44 admitted to the Home July 31 1907 survived by wife at 513 Madison street a son Joseph J and a daughter Mrs A F Otterpohl six grandchildren and a nephew John Smith of Perkinsville New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Smith
Quincy
Soldiers and Sailors’ Home
Veniuty
Germany
122Nd
Ohio Infantry
Iron Molders’ Union
Madison Street
Joseph J
A. F. Otterpohl
John Smith
Perkshill
N. Y
John A Medley Dies After Prolonged Illness
John A. Medley died Sunday in the Soldiers' Home hospital after a prolonged illness. He was 82 and a former member of Company G, 9th Imoish Volunteer Infantry. His wife, Mrs. Sarah Medley, lives in Kansas City, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Medley
Soldiers’ Home Hospital
9Th
Imoish Volunteer Infantry
Sarah Medley
Kansas City, Mo
Death of Eight Day Old McMullen Boy at Home
Thomas Joseph McMullen eight day old son of Mr and Mrs J W McMullen of 1505 Cherry street died Monday morning at 8 oclock at the family home He is survived by his parents two brothers and four sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Joseph McMullen
J. W. McMullen
Cherry Street
Body of Joel Hirsch Reaches Quincy After Enid Passing
The body of Joel Hirsch, formerly of this city, who died Saturday in Enid Oklahoma, arrived in Quincy Monday night and was taken to Freiburg funeral parlors. He was born December 23, 1879, and was the son of Mrs. Regina Hirsch of 1021 Hampshire street. He lived here until fifteen years ago, then moved to Mason City Iowa and later to Enid Oklahoma. He leaves his mother, three sisters Dora Rose and Minnie, and two brothers Abe of Chicago and Samuel of Enid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Hirsch
Enid
Qukla
Quincy
Freiburg
Hirsch
Regina Hirsch
Hampshire Street
Mason City
Okla
Dora
Rose
Minnie
Abe
Chicago
Samuel
Death of Mrs Hannah Huseman in Quincy
Mrs Hannah Huseman of 620 Adams street Quincy died at 12 o'clock Saturday night after a years long illness. Born in Westphalen Germany January 11 1831 she was 89. Her husband the late John Huseman died twenty years ago. She was a St Paul church member and a Quincy resident many years. Surviving are four daughters Lena Woeming Mrs George Huseman Amanda Emma two daughters in law Anna Huseman Hattie Huseman ten great grandchildren and thirteen grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Huseman
Adams Street
Westphalen
Germany
John Huseman
St. Paul Church
Quincy
Lena Woeming
George Huseman
Amanda
Dowd Funeral Held At St Peter Church
Funeral services for Edward J. Dowd were held Monday at 8:30 from 314 South Eighth street and 9 at St Peters Catholic Church with solemn high mass. Officiants included Rev. Cusack Morrisonville, Rev. J Driscoll deacon and Rev. I Scanlan sub deacon. Burial followed in St Peters Cemetery. Casket bearers were James Sullivan Theodore Averkamp Phillip O'Brien Joseph Fischer George Ernst and Ralph O'Neill. Out of town attendees included Thomas and John Brady Wichita Kan Rev Cusack Morrisonville and John Ward Springfield. Members of the Order of Hibernians and Ladies Auxiliary led by Father Foley and Father Scanlan attended at the homes Sunday evening, Rosary and sympathy extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Dowd
South Eighth Street
St. Peter Catholic Church
Cusack
Morrisonville
J. Driscoll
I. Scanlan
St. Peter Cemetery
James Sullivan
Theodore Averkamp
Phillip O'Brien
Joseph Fischer
George Ernst
Ralph O'Neill
Thomas
John Brady
Wichita
Kan
John Ward
Springfield
Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Father Foley
Father Scanlan
Funeral services for William Bywater held Sunday
Rev FE A Thompson of the Congregational church officiated at the funeral from the North Twelfth street home at 2 PM. Burial followed in Woodland cemetery with grave side services by the G A I and the Modern Woodmen. Six World War I veterans served as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. A. Thompson
Congregational Church
William Bywater
North Twelfth Street
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Albertina Krause
Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Sunday from the home at 6529 South Thirteenth street and at 2:30 from Salem Evangelical church with Rev H J Leemhuis officiating. The Salem quartet sang. Pall bearers were Fred Speckhardt Fred Wessels John Meyers William Gerdes J F Pieper and William Altheide. Interment was in Greenmount cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertina Krause
South Thirteenth Street
Salem Evangelical Church
H. J. Leemhuis
Salem Quartet
Fred Speckhardt
Fred Wessels
John Meyers
William Gerdes
J. F. Pieper
William Altheide
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral for Wilbur Tiemann Held Near Burton
The funeral of Wilbur Tiemann, son of Mr and Mrs John Tiemann, was held Monday at 2 PM from the family home east of Burton. Rev J G Kaiser of Burton Methodist church officiated. Interment followed at Burton cemetery. Misses Hilda Middleberg and Gladys Paul sang. Pallbearers were Ralph Zeh Carles Thomas Elliott Albert Klienschmidt Alvin Kuhlman and Walter Hillerbrenner. The service was well attended with numerous floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Tieman
Wilbur Tiemann
John Tiemann
Burton
J. G. Kaiser
Methodist Church of
Hilda Middleberg
Gladys Paul
Ralph Zeh
Carles
Thomas Elliott
Albert Klienschmidt
Alvin Kuhlman
Walter Hillerbrenner
Kerns Welcome Second Child A Daughter's Brother
Mr and Mrs E T Kern of 151814 Broadway Morgay welcome a son born in Morgay evening. This is their second child, their first a daughter. Mrs Kern formerly Elelen Gehring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Kern
Broadway Morgay
Man Held On Charge Of Giving Wife Beating
Anthony Musolino was arrested on a complaint by his wife Lola Musolino. She showed signs of brutal beating with a swollen nose and mouth bleeding. Police found her hysterical at 13344 South Seventh Street. Neighbors said the beating lasted a week and police had been called last Saturday night. Musolino was previously charged with assaulting his wife and released after promising to pay weekly and live apart. He remained in custody until his father posted bond to appear in police court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Tony) Musolino
Lola Musollino
Tony
Musolino
Seregant Cassell
Spaid
South Seventh Street
Dr. Caddick
Reardon
Lewis Musolino
Y W C A Club Rooms Undergoing Rede*corating
Work to redecorate the second floor YWCA building has begun to create a bright space for Quincy girls. Walls will be tinted yellow, bright chintzes used for hangings, and woodwork refinished. New furniture arrives while older pieces are overhauled. Reading lamps, magazines, and books will be added. The general secretary’s office will also be on the second floor with partitions already erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Quincy
Quincy Song Submissions Rise For Community Contest
Entries pour in for the Quincy community service song contest with submissions arriving daily at 232 North Fifth Street Carthage contestant sent in Monday and nearly score of others await judging after the May 1 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
North Fifth Street
Carthage
Miss Anna Gates takes stenographer post in County Schools
Personal notes list Miss Anna Gates of Liberty starting as a stenographer for County Superintendent of Schools John Steiner. Also mentions Orie Bryant in Quincy, Alvin Gones and Lee Corcoran leaving for Chicago for positions with Chicago Mill Gate company, and several local social movements including a funeral and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gates
Liberty
John Steiner
Orie Bryant
Clayton
Quincy
Alvin Gones
Lee Corcoran
Chicago
Chicago Mill Gate Company
Robert Zolle
Albert
Colorado
Lee Zolle
South Eighth Street
Wiskitchan
Stannus
Hampshire
J. R. Walker
Jacksonville Women's College
Carthage
L. E. Felger
Burnsides
Johnston-Plank Motors Company
Roy Bennett
Geo.f F. Wissman
Elmer Cadwallader
Hull
Studebaker
S. McPike
Maywood
W. E. Wagood
LaGrange
Quincy Council Boy, Scouts of America
Roy Scout Hall
Powers In Unison At San Reno
The Allies state they may occupy extra German territory if needed to enforce the treaty but deny any intent to annex. They favor bilateral exchanges among German and Allied leaders and propose a direct conference where Germany should present explanations and precise proposals on all treaty issues.
Boy Who Asked Himself Questions Inspires Kiwanis Talk
Dr Joseph R Harker president of the Women s College in Jacksonville was lauded as the hero of a Dr Frank Crane editorial in The Whig read two months earlier The Jacksonville Kiwanis luncheon praised the tale of the poor pit boy who questioned himself and sought learning The program also noted park needs for Quincy Anna Brown home support and a Kiwanis committee to aid trustees with the home project
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
F. A. McCarty
Frank Crane
The
Whig
Joseph R. Harker
Women's College
Jacksonville
Crane
Harker
George Binkert
Quincy Park
O. B. Gordon
Bishop Fawcett
T. R. Evans
Guy Noll
Kiwanis
Missionary guest speaks on Nome and Pacific coast work
Miss Frances Kalistedt of Oakland California, a field worker for the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church, visited the local society at Mrs Charles Osborns home. She described the Nome Missionary Society impact and shared stories of Koreans educated in home mission schools and Slavic work in Uniontown Pennsylvania. She also spoke at the Queen Esther circle gathering hosted by Mrs E B Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Kalistedt
Oakland
Cal
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
D. F. Neilson
Barry
Charles Osborn
Kallstedt
Nome Missionary Society
Pacific
Home Mission School
Berkely University
Uniontown
Penn
E. B. Potter
Barbers Decline to Raise Prices in Quincy Meeting
Boss Barbers of Quincy met at 214 North Sixth Street on Monday and decided not to raise prices. Despite higher costs, they kept the current rate schedule, debunking rumors that shaves would rise to a quarter and hair cuts to 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss Barbers
Quincy
North Sixth Street
Relatives Sought for Samuel McCoy Who Died in Peoria
Deputy Clerk Ed Moore reports a telegram from Peoria state hospital stating Samuel McCoy died there and relatives could not be located. McCoy was sent from the county poor farm to Jacksonville in 1893 and later moved to Peoria. his mother was Virginia McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McCoy
Ed Moore
County Clerk’s Office
State Hospital
Peoria
McCoy
Jacksonville
Virginia McCoy
Sig Levy Visiting With Quincy Friends
Sig Levy former manager of the Scotch Wooten Mills is visiting Quincy with friends for several days. He is now a file clerk in the office of Attorney General Brundage and plans to stay until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig Levy
Scotch Wooten Mills
Quincy
Levy
Brundage
Christenings At St Francis And St James Churches
Father Francis of St Francis church baptized the infant Wilhelmina Lucille, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Spohr, with sponsors John and Coletta Spohr. Robert James Beaver, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Beaver, was christened at St James Lutheran by Rev O H Hom, with sponsors George Musemann and Adolph Hillebrenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Francis
St. Francis Church
William Spohr
Wilhelmina Lucille
John and
Coletta Spohr
Robert James
Samuel Beaver
St. James’ Lutheran Church
O. H. Hom
George Musemann
Adolph Hillebrenner
Weather outlook and river bulletin for regional areas
Generally fair two days with isolated showers in the north Tuesday and cooler south winds. Mississippi and Des Moines forecasts show steady to slow declines with river stages drifting lower at Keokuk Warsaw Hannibal Louisiana and St Louis as rainfall remains light or moderate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Missouri
Iowa
East Porthon
Keokuk
Warsaw
Ceee
Hannibal
Louisiana
St. Louia
Des Moines
Mississippi
Muscatine
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Hod
George W. Cyrus
C. T
Otis Arnold
Morton
Robert M. W. Miller
George AY
Will Stone
J. Frank Garner
Iilis
Robert £. Schott
George Om
George H. Stipp
Hamil I. Echols
F. B. Fran
Jes
Elmer Grady
J.-A
W. Myers
Thomas S. C. Cupp
E. G. Hedrick
S. H. Schumacher
Hase
C. C. Lawless
John Oofe
Bryant
G. L. Klein
Merson
E. N. Monros
W. P
William Schlagenhaus
Hmitteemen
J. W. Ca
Flo
G. O. P. Resolutions
William Schaefer
Rolland Wagner
Wagner
Schaefer
Milbert
Arnold V. Scott
Be Martin
Father Pietech
Boy Scouts
Troop No. 4
Father Pietsch
St. Boniface Church
Eighth and
J. T. Dunlap
J. Egan
Elm Street
John Kinman
Rock Island
Kinman
Bert Carter
Iowa State Reformatory
L. P. Bonfoey
Jeanette Smith
Justice of the Peace
E. J. Bonney
Brenda Fellers
Martha Fellers
Chester Smith
Springstreet
Dickhut
Young Smith
O'Brien
Elmyra
Col. Center
H. Franklin
Quincy Commandery
J. P. Hobbs
Grand Commandery of
Knights’ Templar
Order of the Temple
Order of the Eastern Star
San Reno
Dr. Crane
W. F.M
Tal. M
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Fall Sons
Baimfall Ve
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