Burlington detective Harvey Green found dead in Burlington yard
Harvey Green a Burlington railroad detective was found dead at 2 30 am Friday in the Church of Immaculate Conversion yard on Lyon Street. Officials believe heart failure caused by a long standing condition. Green, about 30, had been employed a year and five months, recently due to move to Detroit for a similar position with another railroad.
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Hannibal
Harvey Green
Burlington Railroad
Church of Immaculate Convertion
Lyon Street
Ahr Green
George Lewis
Union Depot
Green
Lewis
Tannibal Dee and Cold Storage
Fourth
Lyon Streets
Wolfsamn Smith
Smith
Imq
Ueves Saryy
Burlington
Lawson
Ned
Burlington Neal Road
Detroit
Mich
Dover Leaf Railroad
Senility causes death of Edina resident Jerome Kehoe
Jerome Kehoe, a former Edina, Missouri resident, died at 8:30 p.m. Thursday at St. Vincent's Home from senility after a four year illness. Born in Ireland, he was 76 years old and unmarried. Survived by brother John Kehoe in California and sisters Mrs. George Franz and Mrs. Henry Klett of Edina. Body to Edina by 6:00 p.m. train Friday. funeral services to be held there this morning at St. Joseph's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Kehoe
Edina
St. Vincent's
Kehoe
Ireland
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
John Kehoe
California
George Franz
Henry Klett
Mrs I Davis Died After Illness at Blessing Hospital
Mrs I Davis of Camp Point died in Blessing hospital Thursday night after a brief illness from pneumonia. She was the daughter of William Wilson and had married recently. The body will be taken to Camp Point for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Davis
Camp Point
Blessing Hospital
William Wilson
Funeral of Ernest C. Miller at Wheeler residence
Funeral services for Ernest C. Miller were held at 2 30 PM Friday in the Wheeler home 1103 Maine Street with Rev A I F Hertzler officiating. Miss Esther Mills and Miss Esther Hertzler sang. Bearers were John G Neustadt William Schlagenhaus Martin T Koelsch Frank Miller Chris Meyer and William Lange. Burial followed in Woodland cemetery with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest C. Miller
Wheeler
Maine Street
A. I. F. Hertzler
First
German Methodist Church
Esther Mills
Esther Hertzler
John G. Neustadt
William Schlagenhaus
Martin T. Koelsch
Frank Miller
Chris Meyer
William Lange
Woodland Cemetery
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Miss Hildegard Wavering Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Miss Hildegard Wavering were conducted at 8:30 a.m. at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Anton Wavering 2023 Vine Street and at 9:00 a.m. in St Francis Catholic Church with a requiem mass. Burial followed in Calvary Cemetery with Rev Father Didacus in charge. Dozens of relatives and friends attended and flowers were abundant. Bearers were John Ridder August Rosweg Frank Heinze Herbert Heinze Oscar Mast and Will Rutten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildegard Wavering
Anton Wavering
Vine Street
St. Francis Catholic Church
Father Didacus
Calvary Cemetery
Fther Didacus
John Ridder
August Rosweg
Frank Heinze
Herbert Heinze
Oscar Mast
Will Rutten
William Wemhoener Funeral Services Planned
The funeral for William Wemhoener will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the August F. Stormer undertaking establishment and at 2 30 o'clock in St Peter's Evangelical church. Burial follows in Woodland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wembhoener
Willam Wemhoener
F. Stormer
St Peter's Evangelical Church
Woodland Cemetery
Up Goes the Price Now Of Your Favorite Book
Publishers and retailers have raised prices by 10 to 25 cents on current publications. Books that sold 50 cents to 1 dollar now cost 60 cents to 1.25 dollars, while those priced 1 to 2 dollars rise by 25 cents. Paper, leather, cloth, and ink costs have surged 50 to 100 percent, with further increases of 10 to 20 percent possible until the European war ends. School books contracts remain in old terms as demand strains publishers to fulfill existing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New York World
Hope for Service Sunday or Monday in Hannibal
Flood damage on the south end of the Hannibal division disrupted train service with repairs underway. Bracken and other Burlington officials, along with local managers, supervise 500 track workers 200 bridge workers and four pile drivers as two of four bridges between Busch and Louisiana are completed and others targeted to reopen by Sunday. Main line between Hannibal and Gilmore expected open by Monday or Tuesday, with work continuing on washouts at Peno and Spencer creeks near Frankford.
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Hannibal
I. P. Bracken
Chicago
Burlington
L. B. Allen
G. A. Haggerty
Robert Rice
St. Louis
Missouri
T.E. J. Worden
Galesburg
Dee Lawler
Ottumwa
Ottummwa
S. Lindstrom
Centerville
N. L. Howard
HI. Zimmerman
C. PF. Bower
Busch
Louisiana
Busch Station
Ellsberry
H. M. Modisett
St. Louis and Hannibal
Wannibal and
Gilmore
Peno
Spencer Creeks
Frankford
Bowling Green
Perry Branch
Tannbal
Adams County Good Roads league raises funds for bond campaign
Robert McIntyre of Burton Stephen G Lawless of Liberty and George A Binkert of Quincy lead the Adams County Good Roads league finance committee. They met in the Chamber of Commerce building to plan an expense fund for the county road bond campaign and will reconvene August 22. President Arntzen is organizing townships while sentiment for the bond issue grows among Burton farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McIntyre
Burton
Stephen G. Lawless
Liberty
George A. Binkert
Quincy
Adams County Good Roads League
Chamber of Commerce
Road County
Arntzen
Sunday Services In the Churches
Methodist Grace Methodist Lind Virth streets led by Rev J O G Kirkpatrick hold sunday school at 9 30 morning service 10 30 Epworth league 6 45 at Rae Street Vermont Eighth Rev NM Ming presiding. Union services Vermont Street Methodist with Bethel Jefferson and Pwellth Rev etnil Ciortg. German First German Shentucky Brighth Wes AL H L Pfortzler. Vermont Street gatherings include morning worship 9 15 and 11 46 Sunday school 9:15 Young People's meeting 6:30. Till o'clock evangelistic services. Cedar Tweny second Trimanual Chapel Spruce Street. Eighth Elm Rev T L Smith. Good Shepherd Maine Twelfth Rev G M Gombie. Holy Eucharist 7 30 and 11:00 Sunday school 10:00.
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Methodist
Grace Methodist
Lind and
Virth Streets
J. OG
Kirkpatrick
Saedie School
Icpworth Lewsue
Rae Street
Vermont
Eighth
NM. Ming
Maria
Deh Losi
Boun
Epworth
al Aldo
Fifa
Quincey Federation of Churches
Vermont Methodist Church
Bethel
Jefferson and Pwellth
Revetnil Ciortg
Sumday Gchissl
Wibo
Lussu
Epworth Leugue
Orde
Shentucky
Brighth
Wes
AL HL Pfortzler
Vermont Street
Sevesth
AL eGrand
Young Peoples
Birst—Corner
Fourth and Jersey
B. Y. Plu
A. R van Possen
Anti-Suluan League of
Springfield
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Trimanual Chapel
Cedar
Twenty-second
Spruce Street
Good Shepherd
Maine
G. M. Gambie
Privst
Losud
Christian
First Christian Church
Ninth and Broadway
Endres
East End
Twenty-fifth
High Streets
B. Owings
Bible
Cathedral of St John Services and Activities
Kenpshire and Seventh streets church schedules morning services at 11:00 and Sunday school around 12. morning prayers begin 7:50. Vestmont church at Vestmont and Eighteenth offers Sunday school at 12 and evening greeting 7:90. Free reading rooms open daily except Sunday 10:00 to 3:00 with morning subject Mind.
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Virest
Alchrist
Vestmont
Christian Endeavor notices at Broadway and Eighth
Lt pastor leads Sunday school at 9 and 6:45 with Growth Body Mind Spirit theme led by J M Dunlap. Prayer meeting set for Wednesday 8 pm. In charge of Christian Endeavor society is H Hartley.
St Jacobs Lutheran Church and Luther Memorial Notices
Church listings for St Jacobs Lutheran at Washington and Eighth with Rev Id Hamm presiding Sunday school and Bible classes at 9 00 Divine services at 10 00. Luther Memorial at Jersey and Twelfth with Rev I W Bingaman pastor Sunday school 9 15 sermon and services with the Moderation of Churches in Vermont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacobs Lutheran Church
Washington and Eighth
Hamm
Luther Memorial
Jersey
W Bingaman
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Evangelical Churches Schedule Services and Schools
A listing of evangelical and Christian churches with pastors, Sunday school times, and service hours across locations including York, Ninth, State, and Broadway. Notable items: German services at St Paul Evangelical, morning sermons, and youth gatherings, plus a bank offering during a morning service at St. Paul.
Wills Filed for Holtman and Deters in County Court
Wills of Henry Holtman and John Bernard Deters were filed for probate in county court Friday. Holtman will leaves everything to widow Alice and equal shares for children. executrices named are daughters F Elizabeth and Ilary K Holtman. Deters will directs $50 to St Mary Church rector, remainder to children Bernard Annie Henry Josephine Catherine Mary and Wilhelmina. Bernard and Josephine arranged with executer duties. executed February 10 1916. Poets are born and occasionally one is paid.
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Henry el. Holtman
John Bernard Deters
Holtman
Alice R. Holtman
F. Elizabeth
Ilary K. Hieltman
de Deters
St. Mary’s Church
Bernard Deters
Annie Bruemmer
Henry Deters
Josephine Holsgrawe
Catherine Deters
Mary Deters
Wilhelmina Deters
Josephine Trolzgrave
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Edina, Mo
Tee
Cer
Eans
Luree
Dundee Milk
R. Morrison
Presbyterian
North Star
Pia Little Punetry
A&se
Store of
Evangelical
St. Peter's Evangelient
York and
Ninth
Paul Langhorst
Salem Evangelent
HW. Ll. Leemhuis
Satan
Christ Evangelical
H. Schwicetert
St. Paul
Monroe Street
A. W. Fruchte
St. John's Evangelical
Kentucky
W. A Martens
United Brethren
Sixth
Cedar Streets
True Blood
Ater c. Ka
Don. C. EL
van Foussen
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