Juiney Letter Carriers Praised By Postmaster
Postal workers celebrate 25th anniversary of the Quincy Letter Carriers Association Branch 216 during an inspection day at the post office. Postmaster Elmer Lummis and Superintendent Leonard Schmid commend the crew as veterans display service stars from one to three decades. Names and years of service of carriers present are listed, with officers named as President J H Kerker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lummis
Leonard Schmid
Quincy
Koval
Pustatiice
Postaster Lummis
Shimidt
Ummis
Ran
Stone
Quincey
Lbe
Ttvens
Quines
Frank G. Geir
DeCrow
William Svert
Sears
John D. May
Po Veato
George A. Veggett
Wo Svears
BR. G. Thompson
Poe Bing
Henry F. Trink de Vears
Carl TH Bross
Albert Yuckner
Marcus Mo Care
Earl Wraibauld
Charles T. Waerle
Jomer Vo Hobson
Otte A. Molin
Mert GO. House
J. HH. Kelker
Latin
Melon
Henry AL Pepwep
J Peters
Leroy Hb. Patlean
Randall di
Clarence IK
George W. Ryan
EL A
Apeon UL
Welgh
Walter
Wiech
Wihaurey Pelle
Letter Carriers Association
J. H. Kerker
L. L. Pullman
G. C. Eppinger
A. O. House
May Day festival at Pittsfield grades grounds
The Pittsfield May Day festival for the grades will be held Monday May 1 at 2 p m on the East school grounds. Josephine Crane is chosen May Queen. Students perform a multifauna program featuring dances from German Swedish Danish and Cornish traditions plus a May pole dance. The senior class reception follows on May 12 at the Christian church with a decorated banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Josephine Crane
Josephine
Christian Church
Allie Reinek
Perry
Harry
Bessie Stone
Verona
Lou
Chicago
Robert Blair
George Crooks
Milton
Blair
Ghormley
Frank Saunders
Jacksonville
Florida
Delmar Kesterson
Macdecat Barton
Martinsburg
Will Cannon
Decatur
Kathleen Young
Champaign
West Adams Street
Eale
Lambert Hirsheimer
JG Hirshheimer
Acciono
Ravmmond Rushing
Griggsville
Rushing
Helen Beard
Alfred Cox
Tacksonville
Witegerald
Tanni- Dal
James McCoy
T. Z. Hunter
Chi- Cave
Anna Wake
Elmer AO Leslie
Williams Ro Leslie
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hamilton
Epworth Church
Cambridge
Mass
Tarvard University
Boston University
Poultry expert Abe Martin Link Gaee jailed for neglect
Abe Martin Link Gaee, authority on poultry treatment, was jailed today for neglect of his children. Mr and Mrs Filford Maots and their niece Cody Moon, along with Mel and Mrs Fern Pash and son Ratcliffe, attended a fire yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Link Gaee
fFilford
Cody Moon
Mel
Fern Pash
Ratcliffe
Baseball game set for Chaddock grounds at 2:30
The M C A baseball team will meet a Chaddock Boys School team on the Chaddock grounds. The game starts at 2 30 o'clock and a large crowd is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
Chaddock Boys’ School
Chaddock Grounds
Skull of dog to be examined for mad dog link
Nellie Crocker and Kenneth Peters were bitten by a dog that was killed by Officer Ahern. The skull was sent to St Louis for rabies testing while the Crocker girl shows rabies symptoms. Owner says the animal suffered from cayenne pepper and was not mad. City dogs without licenses drawn scrutiny amid a large free roaming population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Crocker
Julius Crocker
State Street
Ahern
St. Louis
Little Crocker
Emerson School
J. K. Reticker
Kenneth
August Peters
Kentucks Street
Grant Irwin
Tobe Carr
Crocker
Peters
Norman Elliot May Not Come to Quincy
Norman Elliot, longtime all star basketball figure and former Helinvis Wesleyan varsity pitcher, was scheduled to speak at Quincy High through the Triangle group but did not arrive. A Triangle meeting Sunday will decide if he will visit Quincy or if another out of town speaker is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Elliot
Helinvis Wesleyan
Triangle of
Elliot
Triangle
Quincey
Mendon High School Bond Election Set for May 9
Mendon residents vote May 9 in a special school election to decide if a high school shall be built and to select a site. Three propositions will appear: build the school, site choice, and issuing 80 000 in bonds. Petitions for two potential sites, signed by 217 residents each, favor land on the Mendon road near Dr W D Knapp or W O Long farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendon
Township High
Menedon Township
DW. Knapp
Wow
Maplewood
Lecture Heard by Masons in Masonic Temple
Past Grand Master Alexander M. Bell of Carlinville delivered a pleasing talk to a large audience of Masons and friends in the Masonic temple Friday evening. He spoke on The Fundamentals of Masonry in an interesting and instructive manner, coming to Quincy under the auspices of the local Masonic blue lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Bell
Masonic Temple
Alexander M. Bell
Carlinville
Bell
Quncy
Masante Blue
Church Events Include Supper and Minstrels Night
The Laides Aid society of St Peters Evangelical will host its annual supper in Salem hall on Thursday May 4. Grace Methodist closes revival meetings with Sunday services. About 50 attendees, mostly children, came forward during the meetings. Ruth and Naomi society of First Christian plans a trip to Ursa on Saturday May 5 to present The Pos sum Town Minstrels, with 40 characters participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laides Aid) Society
St. Peters Evangelical Church
Salem Hall
Grace Methodist Church
Ruth
Naomi
The
First Christian Church
Ursa
Possum Town
Game Called Off Between St Mary's and St Boniface
St Marys has called off the scheduled game with St Boniface, citing unspecified reasons and declaring the match canceled. No reschedule date was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
St. Boniface
Labor Leaders to Speak in Quincy May 16 at Labor Temple
President J. H. Walker and Secretary Victor Olander of the Illinois State Federation of Labor will address the public in Quincy at Labor temple on Tuesday May 16. The meeting also signals discussions on the upcoming state convention planned for the first week of October in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Walker
Victor Olander
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Quincy
Labor Temple
Theodore Bisser
Trades and Labor Assembly
Oscar Trine
H. H. Thesen
Bisser
Labor Temple Association
Arthur Brown
Sheet Metal Workers
Hannibal
Quincey
Chicago
Illinois Federation of Labor
Hattie Weed Weds Henry Rosenkoetter in Vt Street Home
Miss Hattie Weed of 1808 State Street married Henry Rosenkoetter of Ellington township at 8 p.m. Friday in the bride’s home. Rev. N M Rigg presided. Witnesses were Charles and Mrs. Glaser and Mrs. Weed. They plan a Eastward honeymoon then live on a farm in Ellington township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Weed
State Street
Henry Rosenkoetter
Ellington Township
N. M. Rigg
Vermont Street
Charles Glaser
A. L. Weed
Miss Weed
Rosenkoetter
Third Anniversary of the YMCA Observed
The YMCA marks its third year with a May 7 service at Vermont Street Methodist Church. Prof J M Artman, dean of the School of Boys Work at Association College Chicago, will give the anniversary address. The annual report will be presented and special music provided. The meeting welcomes both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Vermont Street Methodist
J. M. Artman
Association College of Chicago
Local Pastor on Program at Emden District Conference
The Ouiney district conference of German Methodist churches met in Emden UK for three days to discuss sociological topics. Dr Eugene Weisenbach of Central Western College Warrenton MO led two lectures, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, while Rev Earl Goetz of Bethel Church Quincey spoke Thursday after a moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouiney
Retired banker Nance hails from Quincy vacationing locally
Eo FE Nance president of Citizens Bank of Evia Missouri and vice president of the Northeast Missouri Industrial and Agricultural Association retired to Quincy Friday. He was a guest of the Ad club Thursday night and praised Quincy. He said he can get as much rest and recreation locally as by traveling south and enjoys the parks theaters and public meetings here. He met many broad gauged men from near and far and plans a real vacation in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eo FE
Nance
Citizens Bank Af
Evia
Northeast Missouri Industral and Agricultural Assocation
Quincy
Ad Club
Nancy
Country
Palm Social at Highland School Delights Community
A Friday palm social at Highland School on Twelfth Street drew a large crowd of pupils and families. Students presented drills songs and recitations prepared by Miss Beddella Weisenhorn and Miss Ella Lewis. Palm sales followed the program a Pfeiffer brothers sleight of hand acted entertained guests and ice cream and cake were served for a convivial social finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland School
Twelfth Street
Bedella Weisenhorn
Ella Lewis
Pfeiffer Brothers
Post A Meets Tonight at Hotel Quincy
Delegates to the state convention of the T. P. A. are asked to attend a meeting of Post A at eight o'clock this evening in the Hotel Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post A
The
Itotel
Quincy
Pays Dearly 10 Sell Cigarettes To Minors
Thomas H Hammack owner of a tobacco and confectionery shop near the Soldiers Home entrance paid 15.95 after being fined 25 dollars plus costs for selling cigarettes to minors. Six burglars who frequented the shop for “makins” and “tailor mades” led to the arrest and Hammack’s conviction. Leo Tensing of Electric Wheel Works also paid a 5 dollar fine for assault and battery after pleading guilty in county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Hammack
Little Tobacco
Eighth Street
Soldiers Home
Hammack
Makins
Nolan
T Hammack
Soldiers’ Home
Ity
Lsst
Leo Tensing
Tensing
Albert Dierkes
Three Motives of the Teacher Captivate Webster Teachers
Dr H Hoover president of Carthage College spoke on The Three Motives of the Teacher to about 175 public school teachers in Webster school auditorium Friday night. He split the talk into living for people with people and with themselves, urging natural teaching, pleasant relations, and selfless living as guidance rather than specific methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Toover
Carthage College
Webster
Noover
Volley Ball Team Heads to Keokuk Tournament
The Yo M C A business men's volley ball team departs at noon to join Keokuk and Burlington for a tournament this afternoon and evening. Six local players travel, are welcomed by Keokuk business men, and touring the power house before a 6:20 banquet with brief talks from team members. Attorney George W Govert will speak for the Quincy association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo M.C. A
Keokuk
Burlington
George W. Govert
Quincy Association
Speeding cyclist case heard in county court
W Best and Sylvester Thomason were ordered to appear in police court after Friday afternoon notices. Officers cited Best for speeding and Thomason for riding on a sidewalk with a bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Best
Sylvester Thomason
Polie Court
Best
Blackwecord
Thomason
Saalig
Gulick Expert Piano Workman Here
F H Gulick expert piano workman offers estimates for tuning and repairing all makes. He was 22 years with W W Kimball Co Chicago and other factories. Located at the Park hotel, phone number for appointments, no charge for estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gulch
W. W. Kimball Co
Chicago
Park Hotel
Death of Tra Sargent in Bartonville Hospital
Judge Lyman McCarl received word from Dr. R. T. Tinton superintendent of the hospital for the insane at Bartonville that Tra Sargent of Adams county died Sunday at age 75. Death due to gangrene developing in his right leg. He had been a patient since September 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Sargent
Lyman McCarl
R. T. Tinton
Bartonville
Tra Sargent
Adams County
Tle
Births notice for Brownong Carrott’s daughter
Born to Mr and Mrs Brownong Carrott of Greenwe k Conn a daughter. Carrotts announce the birth naming Pine lay Carrott offer as brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownong Carrott
Greenwe K Conn
Mr. Carrott
Pine Lay Carrott
Purse Case Continues In Riverside Township Trogdon vs Riley Trogdon
The case of the highway commissioners of Riverside township against Riley Trogdon was continued to next Friday in Justice of the Peace Ben Heckle court. Suit alleges Trogdon excavated a highway to build a levee around his farm to shield it from high water.
Watch Child’s Cough Helps Fight Colds and Catarrh
Advert shows Dr Ring's New Discovery as a safe, pleasant remedy for children's coughs and nasal irritation. Claims quick relief with tar syrup flavor, urging parents not to risk neglecting symptoms and to consult a dentist for Dro Ring Now Discoveries and protective measures.
Interurban contract signed delays directors choice
The Chicago Peoria and Quincy interurban contract has been signed for Woolner and Black of Peoria to oversee board selection. Stockholder meeting postponed to June, with offices possibly moving to Peoria as plans progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Messrs. Woolner and Black
Peoria
Miss Gertrude Sterne to Anvik Alaska as Missionary Teacher
Miss Gertrude Sterne of Ellington will go to her station in Anvik Alaska in August as an Episcopal missionary and teacher after completing a two year course at the Episcopal Deaconess and Training school in Philadelphia. She has taught in public schools and lived at the Sterne home in North Twenty-fourth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Sterne
Ellington
Anvik
Alaska
Miss Sterne
Episcopal Deaconess and Training School
Philadelphia
Totel
Quincy
Greer
Elvenw Olis
Mroo
E Kessler
Cane Point
Jacob
Blessing
Argus Club
Arcade Hall
East Broadway
Weather Forecast Tone: unsettled warm weekend in Missouri
Unsettled and warm conditions expected for Saturday with variable clouds. Saturday may bring showers and plus 40s in temperature, while winds remain light to moderate. Sunday looks cooler with possible rain showers and cooler highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignens Pate
Warner Saturdave
Sumlav
Jawee
Missuauri
Saturdas
Fall River Forecast Brief
Weather note from Fall River area with a terse forecast mentioning river conditions and probable start time. Includes unclear place names and timing due to OCR noise.
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Juiney
Bob” Lawson
New York City
Enginator
Madison Square Garden
Abe Martin
Fear Dog
Masons
Church News
LABOR
Bride OF
Y.M.C.A
T. H. Hammack
Speeder
F. H. Gulick
Frudy “Y” Banquet
F. B. McAllister
Gardner
Association
H.W. Cranmer
Ross Dickson
Elzy Downey
J. A. Hanna
F. Bo. McAllister
McAlister
Laurence Harper
Amon Daugherty
Emory Thompson
John Gardner
New England Congregational Church of Chicago
Ouiney Ministers’ Union
VY. M. Coa
Oelock
Oliver Reed
First Baptist Church
Ain Brookfield, Mo
C. V. G. Buarker
AL J. Fraver
Ethel McCune
South Fourth Street
Blessing Hospital
Nelson
Otis Snveder
West Quincy
Clark County
Nahoka
Clark Cibsear
Tiine
Gem City
Noo
Miss. Du.avtt
Vasctig
Gertrude Vowel
Atmaneement
Interurban
Fall River
Metro
Lew Mae
Erry
Altice Las Ss Tern
R Bros Inovare Tremont Hotel
Tisha
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