Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Quincy Whig in Quincy, Illinois

We have 16,533,882 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1919

Page

5

Hannibal U S foodstuff sale exceeds seven thousand dollars

Government food provisions including meats and vegetables have surpassed $7,000 in Hannibal with 300 plus cases via the post office. Postmaster Robert Blackwood directs distribution and urges early orders as supply may not last. Purchasers are placing orders at the post office. items are mailed from St. Louis directly to customers. Delivery to Hannibal expected mid next week with about ten days for arrival. Carriers are not used to take orders to avoid confusion.

Hannibal Robert Blackwood Blackwood St. Louis

Noted Briton Visits Hannibal and Mark Twain Home

Sir John Foster Fraser, once a messenger to Russia and adviser at the peace conference, visited Hannibal on Friday. He toured Mark Twain’s boyhood home and bought Twain’s complete works to carry to London. Fraser spoke of Twain’s esteem in Britain and recalled his White Friars club ties in London.

Trannibal Sir John Foster Fraser King George Russia Lloyd George Hannibal Mark Twain London Sir John Mark

Post Office Food Purchases Offer Large Savings

Delivery improvements and Postmaster Blackwood in a plan that promises big savings. People with telephone orders face cash on delivery at the post office. Government procurement via mail could cut costs by about 50 to 100 percent after postage.

Blackwood

Floyd McCune Fined In Hannibal Court

Floyd McCune drove an unlicensed car into Hannibal and was fined $25 plus costs after deputies advised leaving the vehicle at a garage until a state license was obtained. He said he bought the car in St Louis and drove it to Hannibal and Louisiana where the license issue arose. He is a known local figure and sought to keep the arrest secret from newspapers.

Floyd McCune Hannibal McCune C. V. Helton St. Louis Louisiana

Deceased George Vanderhaar Remembered in Hannibal

Hannibal citizens recall George Vonderhaar who died Thursday at his Quincy home after a brief illness. A brick contractor, he built the Lev ering hospital and the McCooey building on South Main street now housing Hotel Windsor and Odell Jewelry. He was father of Mrs. Clarence Lampton of 623 Bird Street and she was with him when his condition worsened.

Hannibal George Vonderhaar Quincy Levering Hospital McCooey South Main Street Hotel Windsor Odell Jewelry Company Vander Haar Clarence Lampton Bird Street

Sunday church notices mix in urban Lutheran listings

By SINNO Hartley D D pastor Sunday school times set for 9 15 Christia de ovor 7 o clock no preachings vices Lutheran St John Lutheran seventh lucky streets Rev Ek BF Sch pastor Sunday school 9 16 morning services St James Lutheran Church Rj N Hlorn pastor Sunday school Junior Bible class 8 am services 10 am Evening 6 30 pm St Peter Evangelient York Ninth Rev Warshow Sunday school 9 oclock Morning service 10 oclock Salem Evangelical Ninth and Tey HW J Keemhals pastor School 2 velock English service track German services 730 pm Evening service Apotorte man serman The Other Sen

Hartley D. D Christia de Ovor Jersey IL W. Bingamian St. John Lutheran Seventh and Lucky Streets St. James Lutheran Church Rj N Hlorn Angelic St. Peter Evangelient York Elock Salem Eivangelical

Mrs Edward W Muder Dies in Hannibal Visit

Mrs Edward W Muder of Brookfield Missouri died suddenly Friday while visiting her mother Mrs Christian Menge at Palmyra. Her husband is a master carpenter of the Brookfield division of the Burlington. They lived in Hannibal until about ten years ago when they moved to Brookfield. Mrs Muder will be kindly remembered by Hannibal friends. Funeral arrangements were not announced.

Edward W. Muder Brookfield Christian Menge Palmyra Burlington Hannibal Mader Clifford Huber George Reynolds California Harold Frazier Minneapolis Minn W. Ll. Frazier Laurence Terry Mona Mae Geurnsey Wyo Donald Parker Macomb Camp Point Sam Curry Conley Greer Walter Greer Tennessee George W. Wise The Christian Church Pittsburgh Salix Wise James DeMoss Ollie Hughes Keller- Mille Hughes DeMoss Clayton Susan Eurel Henry Grady Siloam Camp Poing Wilai Livingston Martha Mileham Front Street Joe Huneater Mary Sue Lilerle Hunsaker John Meatheringham Meatheringhams Lee Dunley Quin

One legged Negro Woman Fined in Hannibal Court

Police Judge Ralph Smiley fined Alice Washington fifty dollars and costs after she pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed revolver. Policeman Arch Leonard found the weapon Friday midnight in West Hannibal. Her husband paid the fine and costs. the arrest may have prevented a shooting incident.

Ralph Smiley Alice Washington Arch Leonard West Hannibal Hannibal

Body Of Woman Sent To Briscoe For Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs. Peter Mann were set for today at Briscoe Missouri. The body was sent this afternoon by Undertaker William Smith. Mrs Mann, 34, died Tuesday, leaving a husband and five children.

Peter Mann Briscoe William Smith

Funeral for Mrs. Susan Miller Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Susan Miller who was killed by lightning at her Oakwood home will be held at 11 oclock this morning at Prince Avenue Baptist Church in Oakwood. Interment follows at Barkley Cemetery in New London.

Susan Miller Oakwood Prince Avenue Baptist Church Barkley Cemetery New London

HAPPENINGS IN HANNIBAL RECORDS VISITS AND SICKNESS

Local notes from Hannibal report Miss Mabel Ryan a bookkeeper returning from visits to Callao and Kansas City MI Mrs Anna McClain former Hannibal resident visiting relatives and friends Mrs Susan Rigler recovering from a stroke at Sycamore street remains unimproved Mr and Mrs Thomas Jackson of St Tourg back home after visits in Hannibal Miss Katherine Brown of St Louis returns home after visiting relatives and friends in Hannibal

Mabel Ryan Lowe Wood and Coil Company Callao Kansas City Susan Rigler Sycamore Street Thomas Jackson St. Tourg Hannibal Katherine Brown St. Louis

Theaters Showbill Display of Silent Era Gems

Pictures Today at Star Theater features When a Man Rides Alone with William Russell. Gem Theater presents The Star Boarder with Larry Simon and Kinogram. Orpheum showcases The Lone Star Theater with William Farnum and Fatty Arbuckle along with vaudeville. Savoy has Dustin Farnum in The Man in the Open. Family Theater screens The Test of Ylonor with John Barrymore. Princess Theater offers Way of a Man with a Maid with Bryant Washburn and Bray Pictograph. Gladys Brockwell stars in The Sneak at Princess. Quincy Theater offers Ruth Roland in The Tiger's Trail and Pete Morrison western His Royal Nibs with a Nester comedy. A stray note on bracelets notes their historic use to distinguish the insane before confinement in asylums.

Star Theater William Russell Gem Theater Larry Simon Star Boarder Gladys Brockwell Quincy Theater Ruth Roland Pete Morrison Nester

Camp Point Bride Unites Lydia Brakensick and Charles Wilkey

Miss Lydia Brakensick of Camp Point and Charles R. Wilkey of Columbus wed at seven in the evening in Rev. R. A. Omer's residence. The couple, unaccompanied, receive warm wishes as families and friends celebrate.

Lydia Brakensick Camp Point Charles R. Wilkey Columbus R. A. Omer Miss Brakensick Mena L Brakenseick Wolf Ridge Wilkey Edna Guthrie Vermont Frank Roberts Hailey Park Paul Fotchemer Nelae Hounald Quincy Tuesay John T. Spence Aubrey Spence Roy Liggett Quincy William Liggett James Liggett Willie Liggett Dressing Frank Thomas Kansas Flouyd Omer Quincey J. L. Grove Astoria Will Grove

Sunday Services Notices for The Whig Beff Ve

The Whig Beff Ve requests Sunday service notices to be submitted by Friday by 6 p.m. to be published in the thin column.

Local Churches Schedule for Sunday Services

Christian Church Ninth and Broadway holds church school at 9 15 a m and services 10 30 a m with Rev RH Newton pastor at Broadway. Another church Rev LC Mauck presides Sunday school 9 30 and communion 10 45 with Jr GC and 11 00 for senior worship. Cathedral of St John Seventh and Hampshire priests Dean WW Cone. Good Shepherd Twelfth Street near Maine holds Holy Eucharist 7 30 and services 10 45 a m with Dr Arthur V Francis. St Alban Chapel Spruce and Twenty second streets church school and evening prayer at 3 20 p m.

Apital Seventh Vermont Women's Mission Feat Christian Church Ninth and Broadway RH. Newton Bexat Christian Church L Cc Mauck Communion GC. E Senwor St. John Hampshire Streets Dean Ww. OG. Cone Good Shepherd Twelfth Street Maine Arthur V. Francis St. Alban Chapel Spruce and Twenty-second Streets

Scientist church notices at First Church Scientiat

The document lists Sunday services at 11 o clock and Sunday school at 9 30 a m at the First Church of Christ Scientiat located near Eighteenth and Vermont streets. Wednesday evening meetings 8 o clock. Free reading rooms on Wells building first floor open weekdays 10 a m to 4 p m and Saturdays until 5 p m. Morning subject mind. PRESBYTESLAN Rev R H.

First Church of Christ, Scientiat Eighteenth Vermont Streets Yidd Wells Bullding eMind

Unsited Deaemtioren Services at Cedar Streets

Rev Trueblood preaches at Hibla school and Christian Fie at Tits Evening services at Sof Croduetion Exercises of the normal eiss Ino in the evening led by the pastor to the mario.

Sixth Cedar Streets Trueblood Tor Hibla Bess Cristian Sof Croduetion Mario

Forces to Remain in Germ After September 30

Washington dispatch lists American units staying in Germany after September 30 including the 8th Army, Seventh Machine Gun Battalion, Second Battalion of the Sixth Artillery, 34th Field Signal Battalion, First Supply Train, First Mobile Maintenance Repair Shop, Company A First Engineers, Field Hospital and Ambulance Company No 26. Announcement by the War Department notes these units will remain while others depart.

Washington Ger Eld Wapartment

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hannibal News C. H. Ling Union Street Hannibal U. S Vick UR KS Victrola Weilers East Side Square Totsch Quingyan George Vonderlaar Quincy Moose Mainland’s Field James O'Donnel Nannibal Independents Mainland’s Reynolds Beasley Maener Crow O'Donnel Tensing Merkel Schrieber Cooney Giants New York James Cooney, Jr Providence Anson Chicago Celta New York Nationals Castoria A. E. Prince Newcomb Hotel CAT Tales Dicky Dippy Ayi Antiean Insurance By Sinno Anna McClain Washington, D Ow, Pradford Family Theater John Barrymore Ylonor Princess Theater Bryant Washburn Bray Pictograph Aiaern Thantar A. A. Garrett R. Cc. Roger Garl Tamilton Harris International Harvester Co Kenner Seaton Irene Richard Richard Seaton Seattle Wash France W. H. Brunk Coatsburg Mary Roe Kirksville Walter Wheeler Joe Menaker Sue Earel Ea Reynolds Jacksonville Irma Helen Lefringhouse Colby Jessie Ned Taylor Deardstown Cleo Short Plymouth Velina Costa Augusta Everett Points Frel Omer AL $. Manlove Golden Joe Watson Thelma Davis Sle Portland Ore Jas. Liggett David Liggett Ruth Liggett W. Kern Lila Crippen Davenport Joe Bates Birdie Hunsaker Elmer Liberty J. C. Hunsaker Pearl Hunsaker Prairie Farmer Publishing Co Gerald alizu @rum Contaburg Arthur Gay J. G. Franzen Paul Folckemer Joel Hester Arthur Graves Misa Myrtle King Galesburg Mier Gladys Pierce Carrie Green Lincolns Whittier Dellis Wisehart Trail, Minn William Wisehart Lula Heins Harry Watbringwert Bowler Chadhai Maud Tulse Wower Camp Peijt Sedge Alvert Asters Martha Ackiani Cotet Cond Aubrey Spence and Jr Richard Tithes Merdon Hudson Rainier Minnie Pinglemanhahy Kiatnier Stanley Ruby Thuity Irene Wheeler Clarence W. Taylor P .A. McCarty Vermont Strect Methodist Church Th. A. Omer Center Omer Hannah Diekhut Wil Schiagenhaus Hazel Hart Hessie Bates Washington D. C George Downing Alvin Hestetter Tes Moutnes Warren Omer Neil Hennick Bemidge, Minn Afr George Tihea Schlage Edith Alvin Hostetter Des Moines Claude Cannon Springfield Leon Hostetter Chicatre John Hoskins Twosking Ressie Cutter Jerome Trost Emery Teachers Institute Galeshburge M. G. Boss Chillicothe R. C G. White Arthur C. Boger C. F. Stecher Methodist Grace Methodist Lind and Fourth Streets Hev Ti L. Lesh Epworth Saelock Vermont Street Eighth Streets al McCarty Juau South Side Devening Bethel Jefferson Carl Such Kentucky Street Kentucky Mighty Wer B. & Wahl BE. Or, Johnson Palomyra Mr. Brown Baptist Klein Christian Eighth R. H Princess Bray SAVOY Dustin Farnum Larry Lemon the Star Boarder Orpheum WM. Farnum IN “the Lone Star Ranger Fatty Arbuckle Fatty’s Naughty Nephews Keokuk and Nauvoo Keokuk
Search Courier

Search the Quincy Whig Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Quincy Whig?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication