Memorial Day Parade Plans Formed in Adams County
A Memorial Day association meeting at the Armory outlined plans for a Quincy style parade with an expected turnout similar to past years. C D Center was chosen marshal, bands, fire and drum corps to provide martial music, and committees led by J B Adams and others were named to coordinate invitations, flowers, graves decor, and ceremonies at Greenmount and Graceland cemeteries. Memorial service details include Legion cooperation and annual riverward strewing for the sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams, Countyrial Association
Armory
Quincy
Legion
R. B. McClung
Lefficers
Memorial Association
C. D
Arade
Rans
Fire and Drug Corps
J. BE. Adams
Rial Association
Ikers
E. H. Osborn
Rk. O. Gibbons
The
Flowers
Adam
Legion Posts
Vance
Ceres
Greenmount Cemetery
I. J. Leemhuis
Graceland
C. M. Woodland
John Wessels
I Stobie
R. Co
City printing bids opened for year contract
Bids from Comp Phelps and The Roy Sting Co were opened for city printing with mayor and comptroller set to meet again. Kiefer bid 2.019 dollars, Roy Sting 1.593 dollars. One newspaper bid quoted 30 cents per inch for reading matter and 43 cents per inch for official ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comp Phelps
Ternoon
Kiefer
Roysting Co
HS Make Up and Art Case Dropped in County Court
Mr and Mrs SyWester left county court Thursday afternoon as the child abandonment case against Leach was continued. The report notes Leach is years old and that the son is gone. Leach says he plans to return to his wife and their months old baby. Mrs Leach has prior marriages and recently served in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SyWester
Leach
Wheat field observations in drainage district prompt talk
Monroe told a group Thursday night that three miles of the Tay id area show a dense wheat growth likely to fall as straw after cutting. He noted the road to West Quincy and Burlington dried enough for travel, though late spring conditions leave mud risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Ntunroe
Quincy
Burlington
Will and estate bequests parsed in local court filings
The file outlines estates of Anton Binkert, Bernard Sathoff, Ernest Wonning and others. Executors named include George A and William Binkert, Edward Grimmer, and Mrs. Cora Lubbe. Specific bequests include $2,060 to several children, personal property to Lena Wonning, and a lot to Esther in Berrian's addition Quincy. Will dates range 1901 to 1916 with bonds posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
Helen Binkert
Anton’. Binkert
George A
William Birkert
Binkett
John Sathoff
Bernard Sathoff
Flora
Mattie Thenhaus
Paul Langhorst
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Peter Church
Edward Grimmer
Lena’ Wonning
Ernest H. Wonning
Berrian
Quincy
Esther
Worming
More Teachers Are Named for the County
County Superintendent John Steiner announced the assignment of new teachers for county schools for the coming year. Esther Kincheloe will teach Columbus school at $100 monthly. Lois E. Sorrilin at Prairie Gilmer township for $80. Lydia Pracht at Excelsior Columbus township for $80. Mabel Jackson at Maple Grove Columbus township for $100. Verna Huber at Washington Camp Point township for $60. Pearl Paxton at Elm Grove North East township for $100. Helen Skirvin at Richland Gilmer township for $80. Margaret Denning at Union Ellington township for $115.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steiner
Esther Kincheloe
Columbus
Lois E. Sorrilin
Elm Grove
North East Township
Helen Skirvin
Richland
Gilmer Township
Margaret Denning
Union
Ellington Township
Principal Roberts Victim of Unprovoked Assault
Lincoln school principal R A Roberts was struck with a hatchet by W Lawrence after an unprovoked attack near Eleventh and Lind streets. Lawrence was held briefly at the police station. Roberts, recovering from influenza, was released to go home as his wife said he was not fully in his right mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lawrence
R. A. Roberts
Lincoln School
Roberts
Eleventh
Lind Street
Lawrence
Robert
Hanna speaks on Community High schools in Payson
John Calvin Hanna state supervisor of High schools from Springfield visited Quincy briefly Thursday and traveled to Payson to address the Community High schools proposal. He spoke at 4 p.m. to the Adams County Home Bureau and again at 8 p.m. in the Payson High School auditorium as the area plans to vote on the measure soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Calvin Hanna
Springfield
Quincy
Payson
Hanna
Adams County Home Bureau
Watch theft charge nets fined youth in police court
Ross Criets, arrested after his father on Bourth Street and Maiden Lane reported a watch stolen from their home, pleaded guilty to vagrancy in police court and was fined 5 dollars plus costs. The watch, pawned by a man who gave the name Smith but matched Criets’ description, was found at L Klein loan bank. He denied knowledge of the disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Criets
Bourth Street
Maiden Lane
L. Klein Loan Bank
Smith
Criets
Tax Plan For Bonus Fund Causes Split In Party Conference
Opposition among House Republicans to a one per cent sales tax to raise part of the 1.8 billion relief bill sparked a split at the Ways and Means final meeting. Representatives Young North Dakota Frear Wisconsin bolted to align with insurgents for tonight's caucus fight. The committee kept the relief bill mostly intact and approved taxes on stock exchange trades income tobacco and real estate sales with a threshold of 1 billion dollars in gross monthly business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Young
North Dakota
Frear
Wisconsin
Czecho Slovakia Team Triumphs in Olympic Hockey
Czecho-Slovak hockey team defeats Sweden in the Olympic contest at Antwerp on April 29. The victory secures Czecho-Slovakia third prize in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czhcho
Antwerp
Cyecho
Sweden
Tontrict Ny A Aeare
Tote
Slovakia
Widow of Col Berry Rites Set for Saturday in Quincy
Mrs. Berry dies at 80 from pneumonia after ten day illness. Widow of Col W W Berry she helped Red Cross and G A R circles. Survived by seven children Mrs W S McKee Mrs J C Barlow Mrs W H Baker Mrs T P Castle Mrs A B Kingsbury W S Berry and Mrs C S Hardy and six grandchildren. Funeral from daughter Mrs W H Baker’s residence 1636 Jer sty street at 2 pm Saturday with interment Woodland Cemetery. Born Frankfort Kentucky January 31 1840 she moved to Quincy in 1875 and long active in social life and church affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Frankfort
Berry
Hampshire Street
Kentucky
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
Women's Relief Corps
Col Berry
Red Cross
Miss Mary Heelan, 1855 1918, Dies After Long Illness
Miss Mary Heelan died at her home 834 Broadway Thursday at 5 40 pm after a several years long illness. Born Quincy November 25 1855 she lived here all her life and was a saleslady at Halbach Schroeder department store. Survived by sister Miss Anna Heelan and many nephews and nieces. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Heelan
Broadway
Quincy
Miss Heelan
Halbach-Schroeder
St. Peter Church
Court of Foresters
Young Ladies Sodality
Anna Heelan
Mrs Rosa Altmix Widow Of Steve Altmix Dies At 706 N Twentieth
Rosa Altmix nee Whalen dies at home after a two year illness of complications. Born May 5 1875 in Quincy she lived here all her life and was a St Francis church member. She leaves five children Frank Ralph Richard Virginia and Mrs Oscar Weiss plus two grandchildren Lois and Howard Weiss. one son died last August. husband died eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Altmix
Steve Altmix
North Twentieth Street
Altmix
Whalen
Quincy
St. Francis Church
Oscar Weiss
Frank Altmix
Ralph Altmix
Richard Altmix
Virginia
Lois
Howard Weiss
Death of Celestus Currens in Quincy at 68
Celestus Currens died at 2033 Cherry street at 1 05 PM Thursday after a seven week illness. Complications caused his death. He was born in Indiana and lived in Quincy for ten years. He was a Methodist. Surviving are his wife two brothers Luther Currens of Kokomo Indiana and Frank of Hillsboro Illinois and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestus Currens
Cherry Street
Indiana
Quincy
Methodist Church
Luther Currens
Kokomo
Ind
Frank
Hillsboro
Funeral services for Peter Smith held at St Mary Church
Funeral services for the late Peter Smith were held Thursday morning from the residence at 513 Madison Street at 8 o clock and from St Mary Catholic Church at 8 30 Rev A Zurbeson officiated Burial was in St Peter Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Smith
Madison Street
St. Mary Catholic Church
Rev
A. Zurbenson
St. Peter Cemetery
Probate bonds and estate distributions in local courts
In probate court Dr. W. D. Groves posts a 6000 bond as executor for Mary A. Snorgrass. Joseph Freiburg posts 2400 as executor for Florence Reed Curren. Sarah Ellen West posts 2200 as executor for John C. West. The Tenhaeff heirs Ralph Arthur Hale receive 937.81 each from Florence G. Tenhaeff estate. total receipts 7256.40 with 7256.40 disbursements. Inventory by Charles Bartlett lists chattels 2215 and notes and accounts 1778.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Groves
Mary A. Snorgrass
Joseph Freiburg
Florence Reed Curren
John C. West
Sarah Ellen West
Arthur, Ralph
Hale Tenhaeff
Florence G. Tenhaeff
Charles Bartlett
Former Mexican Official Held For Theft Arrested In Laredo
Cosme Hinojosa former postmaster general under the Carranza government is jailed in Laredo Texas on embezzlement charges after investigators found about 50000 in government stamps and cash in his hotel room. Mexican consul Melquiades Garcia filed the complaint. District Attorney John Valls said Hinojosa, a political prisoner, plans to convert stamps to money for the Sonora revolution and will likely be tried for receiving embezzled property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Texas
Cosme Hinojosa
Carranza
Mexico
Sinojosa
Melquiades Garcia
John Valls
Hinojosa
Sonora
Vails
British Athletes Delay Antwerp Olympic Campaign
London April 29 British participation in the Antwerp Olympic Games is delayed awaiting the campaign to fund entrants. Pressure has grown in recent weeks to raise 18000 pounds sterling, but only 1600 pounds have been subscribed so far.
Nexed President Of Rotary Club In Quincy Named
Tom P Black will head Rotary in Quincy for the next year as directors select him in a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Frank C Pearson was elected vice president Henry C Sprick named treasurer Chester Childs elected sergeant at arms Orville G Dunlap chosen for Rotarian secretaryship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom .P. Black
Rotary
Quincey
Chamber of Commerce
Frank C. Pieraon
Henry C. Sprick
Chester Childs
Newl
Orville G. Dunlap
Quincy Motor Club
Auto Trades Association
Taylor Road
Quincy Odd Fellows Mark 101st Lodge Anniversary
Quincy Odd Fellows Lodge No. 12 celebrated the 101st anniversary of the IOOF in the Knights of Pythias hall. The program featured readings by John Dehner E Carl White May Neuman Ben Reland and Jake Raymond piano by Mrs Willing vocal solos by Miss Lodene Meyer and George Ellis with a social and dancing due to illnesses. committee C F Jarvis Jake Raymond W H Miller and E T Merrick led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows of
Quincy
United States
Knights of Pythias Hall
Quincy Lidge
Odd Fellows
John Dehner
E. Carl White
May Neuman
Ben Reland
Jake Raymond
Willing
Lodene Meyer
George Ellis
C. F. Jarvis
W. H. Miller
E. T. Merrick
Georgette waists and hosiery sale at Meyer-Wilms Co
Personal notes and shopping items from Quincy items list customers and residents visiting or residing in the city. Georgette crepe waists featured at sale prices and hosiery lines promoted. Local residents and visitors named include Maas Mead Craig Watson Lafler Park Farlow and others. Health update for John Maas and family moves noted alongside exams by Edward Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maas
St. Mary Hospital
Maas
North Twenty-seventh Street
Meyer-Wilms Co
Charles Mead
Oak Street
Twenty-seventh
Chestnut Streets
W-T. Craig
Walter Craig
Elmer Watson
Clayton
Quincy
H.F. Lafler
State Bank
Fred Farlow
Carl
Camp Point
Kuhlman
Plainville
Harry King
Golden
N. P. Park
Wallace
Meryer-Wilms Co
Marie Stahl
Fowler
H. M. Hare
Plymouth
Meyer-Wilms. Co
West of
John Farlow
J. B. Coe
Mary Greta Coe
Glayton
Belle Smith
Canton
Frank Schlutz
Maine Street
Ernest Froheim
Macomb
Meyer-Wilmson
R. FE. Love
St. Louis
FP. A. Nolan
Tulsa
Okla
J. M. Nolan
Edward Higgins
Charles Higgins
van Buren Street
Olympic Club to meet Hittance for water polo title
The Olympic Club of San Francisco earned the right to face Hittance Athletic Club for the national water polo championship in San Francisco after defeating Tong Beach. Stanford University, Cal, April 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y A
West
Stanford University
Cal
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Hitness Athletic Club
Cof Tong Beach
Stanford Tank
Pulse Brings Quincy Girl Home From Virginia
Quincy’s Pulse returns to her Washington street home as 17 year old Virginia Martin explains two day absence by working away. Warrant issued for rural carrier Vance Anderson on cruelty to animals after he allegedly struck a horse with an iron pipe. Roof fire at J C Ording home causes 150 damage from chimney sparks. Standard Oil service station work begins at Kentucky and South Eighth streets. Partition suit filed in circuit court by Anna L Pfirman against Valentine Pfirman and others. Ted Mohn charged with assault, case continued in Justice court. bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Martin
Washington Street
Carrie
Vance Anderson
Anderson
J. C. Ording
North Twelfth Street
Standard Oil Co
Kentucky and
South Eighth Streets
John Wood
Quincy
Anna L. Pfirmann
Valentine P. Pfirmann
William Schlagenhaus
Conservator Hearing Sought for Aaron Fox in 1908 Case
Aaron Fox petitions the county court to remove the conservator appointed in 1908, claiming he is now capable of managing his own property and requesting a hearing on the matter. The motion signals a possible change in guardianship status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Fox
City Commissions Meet Brief Meeting at City Hall
Five commissioners and the house of correction commissioners held brief Thursday night meetings in city hall. No public action was taken aside from auditing monthly bids. Birthday Surprise Honors Mr Urban at 436 North Seventh Street. Mrs. Ed Urban hosted about twenty friends for a luncheon and music by Miss Viola Urban in honor of Mr Urban turning forty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Ed Urban
North Seventh Street
Mr. Urban
Viola Urban
Rialto Jazz Band Plans Excursion Boat Engagements
Howard C. Saunders manager of the Rialto Jazz Band announces a contract for the orchestra to play on the steamer G. W. Hill starting May 9th with other engagements scheduled before. He says a current court suit will not affect the orchestra's future, noting personnel changes and return to local dances after the boat season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Saunders
Rialto Jazz Band
G. W. Hill
Mr. Saunders
Soldiers and Sailors Home Monthly Muster Today
The Soldiers and Sailors Home holds its monthly muster for both men and women members. Several members return from pass and furlough, with notes of location and hospital status. The Ladies of the G A R circle plan a social at cottage 22 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pass
John and
Betsey Magis
John Mull
Geo. Kimball
John Richardson
John Akers
Asbury M. Watters
Ruben A. Bacon
J. W. Trebridge
Wm. Eller
Bettie Elliott
Wm. A Cooper
Patrick Hade
George W. Davenport
James Garner
G. A. R. Circle
Best Repudiates His Confession Of Murder
Pont iac Michigan April 30 Arraignments in circuit court of Anson Best on a charge of murdering Miss Vera Schneider were deferred after his repudiation of an alleged confession The prosecutor had no public explanation Best stated to Prosecutor Gill es pie that he had nothing to do with the death of the telephone operator He said the confession of strangling the girl at her own request was false and made to end a long grilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
Circui
Anson Best
Vera Schneider
Gillespie
Best
Globe-Democrat to raise prices in May move
The Globe-Democrat will raise daily price from two to three cents and Sunday issue from five to ten cents on May 1 due to higher labor and material costs. It becomes the first of the four St. Louis dailies to adjust rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Van Dorn Awarded Musselman Medal At Assembly
James Van Dorn, junior class member, won the Musselman medal for outstanding service to the school’s debating teams. Principal J F Wellemeyer warned about rule violations with students bringing autos to school and noted risks for seniors failing to graduate. Musical duets and a vocal solo highlighted the gathering, and the May 11 excursion on the G W Hill was announced along with a new WWI pictures book for the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James van Dorn
Musselman
van Dorn
U. S. Parker
Parker
Jacksonville
Shert
J. F. Wellemeyer
Roxanna McNeall
James Fitz
Naomi Schultze
Maud Harding
William Gerdes
G. W. Hill
Wellemeyer
W. E. (Emmett) Moore
Quincy
Metropolitan Papers
Moore
New Memberships In Historical Society
Interest in the Adams county Historical society is growing with life memberships by Mrs Sarah Tilton Brington of Philadelphia Mrs Anna Jonas Wells of Minneapolis Mr and Mrs J W Emery Mrs William McFaden Mrs Virginia Prince Mrs Aldo Zimmerman Henry Scarbrough of Payson and Miss Julia Castle New members this year include Rev M J Foley Dr John Koch Dr Melinda K German Miss Katherine Zimmerman Mrs M F Kirtley Miss Margaret Ringier Mrs Grant Irwin Mr and Mrs John A Connery and Miss Lenore Wall The society plans to paint the building this spring and conduct repairs Funds will be raised through summer entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Historical Society
Sarah Tilton Brington
Philadelphia
Anna Jonas Wells
Minneapolis
J. W. Emery
William McFaden
Virginia Prince
Aldo Zimmerman
Henry Scarbrough
Payson
Julia Castle
M. J. Foley
John Koch
Melinda K. German
Katherine Zimmerman
M. F Kirtley
Margaret Ringier
Grant Irwin
John A. Connery
Lenore Wall
Socity
Dewey School Girls Reserves add members
The Dewey School Girls Reserves met Thursday afternoon in the school auditorium and twelve new members were initiated. The club will initiate two more at their next meeting. New members include Jennie Hicks Helen Haynes Christine Bott Dorothy Doland Eve Hill Bertha Smith Ruth Roberts Marguerite Haynes Dorothy Beer Katherine Slater Virginia Miller Lucille Leckbee and Helen Hagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey School Girls’ Reserves
Jennie Hicks
Helen Haynes
Christine Bott
Dorothy Doland
Eve Hill
Bertha Smith
Ruth Roberts
Marguerite Haynes
Dorothy Beer
Katherine Slater
Virginia Miller
Lucille Leckbee
Helen Hagan
Real Estate Transfers in Quincy and Richfield Township
Real estate transfers include Arch and Ellen Campbell to Byron Campbell in Richfield township part section 33. Krafts to Genteman lots 5 and 6, Holmes and Wood add to Quincy for 10 dollars. Elligsen to Dickhut lot 10, Berrian add to Quincy for 10 dollars. Behrensmeyer to Delaplain for 10 dollars and other consideration for 16 block 4 Walton Heights Quincy. Metz to Dieh lots 1 through 10, block 5 Kingston for 1000 dollars. Terman to Helzter lots 5 and 6, Prospect Place Quincy for 3850 dollars. Neuman to Neuman part lots 16 and 1y block 1 Webster’s survey Quincy for 2 dollars. Byron Campbell to Arch Campbell part sections 8 16 and 17 Richfield township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch
Ellen Campbell
Byron A. Campbell
Richfield Township
Jacob
Katherine Kraft
Fred L. Genteman
Holmes
Wood
Quincy
Henry
Minnie Elligsen
Irene Dickhut
Berrian
Charles F
Emma K. Behrensmeyer
Charles E. Delaplain
Walton Heights
Roy
Ruth Metz
Charles Diehlots
Kingston
Christopher
Christina Terman
George FE
Lena M. Helzter
Prospect Place
Aeves Neuman
Elizabeth Neuman
Webster's
Byron
Daisy Campbell
Arch Campbell
Arkansas Delegates Back Lowden at State Convention
Little Rock April 30 Arkansas delegation to the Chicago convention will go uninstructed. Indications point to a majority favoring Frank O Lowden. The state Republican ticket was nominated, while delegates denounced the Democratic administration for extravagance and high taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Chievags
Frank O. Lowden
President Wilson Drives With Driver On Maryland Trip
President Wilson swapped a closed carriage for an open car and spent three hours riding through Maryland highways with the driver, chatting along the way. Mrs. Wilson and several family members accompanied the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Maryland
Path to New State Street Road Extension
E J Grubb chairman of the county board says a road extension project will be built this year despite a rejected bid as too high Frank Rees bid 15000 while the estimate is 12000 The plan involves county and state construction and may be overseen by a state highway department official Beards town flooded routes block truck access until the river drains and June consideration by the board is noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
E. J. Grubb
Board of Supervisors
L. L. Boyer
Oscar Arntzen
State Aid Road Committee
Grubb
State Highway Department
Frank Rees
Quincy
Beardstown
Consistory Reunion Closes With Banquet in Quincy
After a splendid three day gathering the Quincy Consistory of Free Masons ended Thursday with a banquet at 7 pm. The twenty fourth and thirty second degree work finished in sessions that day as visitors from other consistories left for home. Addresses were given by Sylvester C. Spring of Chicago Rev Ironfield of Clayton and O W Fawley state attorney of Henderson County Illinois. Officials called the reunion very successful and popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Sylvester C. Spring
Chicago
Rev
Ironfield
Clayton
O. W. Fawley
Henderson County
Ill
Musselman Presents Birds to Payson Boy Scouts
T E Musselman spoke to Payson Boy Scouts on native birds detailing habits, migrations, and owl species in the area. He projected 35 stereoptical slides from his own photographs, sharing firsthand observations and occasional pictures that recently appeared in County Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Musselman
Boy Scout
Mr. Musselman
County Life
Musselman
Lima Lake Assessment Hearing To Confirm Levy
A county court jury will meet this morning to confirm the assessment roll for the Lima Lake Levee and Drainage district. The special element of 12000 dollars faces objections from residents, and the panel is expected to take about two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima L Levee & Drainage District
Y W C A Dinner To Be Held At Denver Tonight
Girls of Harmony township will entertain their mothers at a Y W C A party in the basement of the First Christian church Denver this evening Mrs Henry Shupe of Bently and Miss Opal Akers of Denver are in charge of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Harmony Township
First Christian Church
Henry Shupe
Bently
Opal Akers
Irving School Nine Defeats Franklin 20 to 4 on Athletic Field
Irving School nine defeated Franklin 20 to 4 in a junior league game on Thursday afternoon. Irving showed fast work with strong batteries while Franklin struggled to start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving School
Franklin
Atheletic Field
Irving
Weather summary for Thinovis and Missouri area
Weather notes indicate rain and colder conditions Friday with likely fair conditions Saturday. Town reports similar rain and cloudy or cold weather on Friday and Saturday with cooler temps. Local temperature readings and river stage at midnight show elevated levels around 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thinovis
Missouri
River Bulletin Forecast Signals Slow Mississippi Fall
Daily River Bulletin notes observations at 7 a m central time with flood height changes at Keokuk Warsaw Hannibal Louisiana St Louis and forecast river levels. If rainfall is not heavy the tower Des Moines will fall slowly and the Mississippi from Mustaine to Louisiana will continue to fall slowly with an expected drop of 0.2 to 0.4 feet in 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Warsaw
Hannibal
Louisiana
St. Louis
Des Moines
Mississippi
Mustatine
Funeral for Collesiua Currena at Cherry Street home
Funeral services for Collesiua F Currens will be from the home at 20384 Cherry Street Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock with rites at Grage Plan a cemetery at 2 39 o clock Burial to follow at Prienda St oi cemetery not clear from fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collextas F. Currena
Collesiua F. Currens
Cherry Street
Grageplana
Aqeacelas
Prienda
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Martin
Principal Roberts
J. C. Hanna
Mra
Georgia
HL. Berry
Rotary Club
Quincy Odd Fellows
Ted Mohn
L. A. Kraft
Court of Justice of the Peace
E. J. Bonney
Mohn
J. C. Sailon
Illinois Agricultural Association
Rialto Jazz
Historical Society
Dewey School Girls
Lowden
Sisoco
Dias
Lima Lake
Daily River Bulletin
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