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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1916

Page

11

St Rose parish marks schenior growth and a new church edifice

The St Rose congregation recounts its history from founded and the 7,000 rectory through the groundbreaking on November 21, 1910 to the dedicatory service on June 2, 1912. The completed church and school cost 80,000 with the church alone at 55,000, and the parish notes 20 years of steady progress and gratitude to benefactors.

Eighth and Chestnut Streets Geo. P. Behrensmeyer Brennan St. Rose

Rev Father Brennan’s Great Parish Work Chronicle

In 1892 Rev J P Brennan led the creation of St Rose of Lima parish in the northern city area. He raised funds, started a church at Eighth and Cherry, and opened a Notre Dame sisters led parochial school guiding rapid parish growth. The effort centered on education and spiritual growth for about 100 families.

J. P. Brennan Decatur, Jr Peter McGill St. Peter's Church St. Rose of Lima Eighth and Cherry Streets Brennan

Hancock County Court Gaveling Cases on Bond and Nolle

Hancock County court overruled motion to dismiss appeal in Lowary v Gibbs, requiring a good bond by May 2. Multiple People v Fred Hall cases: recognizance with John H. Giller, continuances, nolle prosequi, and guilty findings with fines of 75 dollars and 30.35 dollars in costs. Theodore Lefeber alias Dick Lafeber cases involve continuances, conniving to keep open tippling and selling liquor without licenses, with guilty verdicts and 30.35 dollars costs. Henry C. Reed assault case continued. Ulysses Wells adultery. Johnnie Carnes petit larceny continued. George Watts Sr. indicted for selling liquor, found guilty, fined 50 dollars plus 20 dollars costs, order to abate and close the place under Dram Shop Act. bond of 1000 dollars required for Watts to avoid further violations. bond tendered and approved.

James Lowary Wm. Gibbs Fred Hall John H. Giller Nolle Tippling House Plantz & Lamet Theodore Lafeber Dick Laffeber Theodore Lefeber Dick Lafeber Triplirg House People Dick Lefeber Nelle Henry C. Reed Ulysses Wells Staces Attomer Johnnie Carnes Clyde P. Johnson George Watts, Sr Waois George Watts

Tailorgram No 22 Promotes Custom Tailored Suits

Properly made items last longer including clothing. A custom tailored suit fits the individual and wears longer than ready made garments. Ask our customers why you should choose us for tailored attire.

Probate notes in county court report estates and conservatorship

Inventory in the Mary Castle estate shows Galesburg real estate with no value and personal property worth 1644 plus cash 579.43 and notes 6500. Mary E Flynn estate lists no value for real estate, household goods 1000, notes and accounts 22420.20, capital stock and insurance 14720 and cash 851.74. Executor’s report for Flynn shows receipts 39091940 and expenditures 39 Olos after distribution. Conservator Sallie C Robinson for Ole M Robinson reports receipts 214 and expenditures 238.33 leaving 2435 due conservator.

Mary Castle Galesburg Mary E. Flynn Mary Flynn Sallie C. Robinson Ole M. Robinson

These Twins Have a New Home

James and Lillian Russell twins aged four have a new home after adoption by Lawrence Blackburn and wife who live near Palmyra. They were taken from parents by Adams County juvenile court on July 12, 1915 and had been in detention then Woodland Home under Probation Officer Thomas Nolan before moving across the river.

Adams County Juvenile Court Thomas Nolan Woodland Home Lawrence Blackburn Palmyra James Lillian

Communicable Diseases Reported on Saturday

The health department logged measles cases including Dorothy Winters and Kenneth Cleveland of 1406 State Street and W H Robinson of 1219 North Tenth Street, all reported Saturday.

Health Department Dorothy Winters State Street Kenneth Cleveland W. H. Robinson North Tenth Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

ST. Rose OF Lima - Atholic Church Father Brennan W.M. Pigott Uring James Ryan Alton Bishop Ryan Oak Street Charles O'Neill James Brady Patrick O'Brien Fr. Brennan Hancock County Parker & Arnold Quality Tailors Gunther Lillian Russell James and Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Varsity America Hart Schaffner & Marx Inent Miller Helhake Shoe Co Maine St Krueger’s Krueger Taxi Service Company Marx FEC
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