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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1919

Page

5

Hannibal Condemnation Report Ahead in September Term

The Hannibal Court of Common Pleas will hear the report of commissioners W F True E J Peck and R H Stillwell in the condemnation case against P H and J T Rutherford and W H Fisher. They seek to raze unsightly structures on Market Street to create parks. Damages awarded include P J Rutherford $5166 and W H Fisher $12905 with many other individual assessments listed. The September 15 term will address the report and any court orders.

C. T. Hays Hannibal City of True Circuit Court W. F. True Pearl Streets William H. Fisher Market Houston Streets

Sunshine Couples Tie the Knot in City Office

John R. Davis of Hannibal wed Miss Sunshine B. Heapner of Louisiana in Judge Allen E. Dent office on Center Street. Earlier, at 8 p m Saturday, Judge Dent joined Thomas G. Stanley and Iva W. Arnett, both of Hannibal, in marriage.

John R. Davis Hannibal Sunshine Sunshine B. Heapner Louisiana Allen E. Dent Judge Dent Center Street Thomas G. Stanley Iva W. Arnett

Pershing to Inspect Highway Named for Him

General John J. Pershing is invited to inspect the Pershing Highway from Winnipeg to New Orleans this fall. He is expected in the United States around September 8 and may visit his old home in Laclede Missouri after arrival. The Hannibal Chamber of Commerce collects petitions urging a stop along the route and pledges cooperation from local residents.

John J. Pershing Pershing Winnipeg Canada New Orleans General Pershing United States Laclede Herbert F. McDougal Cedar Falls Towa Association Hannibal Chamber of Commerce International Organization Hannibal Pershing Way Association McDougal

Parker to Deliver Labor Day Address in Hannibal

Sergeant R Haeussermann and the Hannibal recruiting office received a St. Louis district letter confirming Col John H Parker will attend the Labor Day celebration. A World War hero cited nine times for bravery, Parker will speak in the ballpark Labor Day afternoon.

R. Haeussermann United States Hannibal St. Louis John H. Parker Col. Parker The Whig

Hannibal Youth Enlists In Army

Clinton Carlton of 318 North Main street Hannibal enlisted in the motor transport corps. He was sent to Jefferson Barracks Mo Monday by Sergeant Haeussermann of the army recruiting office. Carlton is 18 years old.

Clinton Carlton North Main Street Hannibal Jefferson Barracks Haeussermann Army Recruiting Office Carlton Motor Transport Corps

Takes Charge of Abandoned Auto

Deputy Sheriff C V Helton took control of a Dodge roadster left on Broadway between Third and Fourth streets from 2 a m Saturday to 11 a m Sunday. A man with a 12 year old girl left the car and moved it to a Bird street garage. Police traced ownership to Fred Hyde of New Canton Ill and await word while suspecting theft.

C. V. Helton Broadway Third Fourth Fred Hyde New Canton Ill Hryde

Government Food Sale Continues At Hannibal Post Office

The Hannibal post office reports a steady stream of government food orders daily. Postmaster J R Blackwood says the sale is holding its own and may grow this week. He urges citizens to submit orders promptly as out-of-town orders may be fitted out from Monday. Provisions likely reach purchasers within two weeks at latest.

Hannibal J. R. Blackwood St. Louis

Hannibal Man Loses Diamond

Bert Scott of Hannibal Missouri said a blonde girl with red cherries on her hat met him last night at Fourteenth and Pine streets. He reported to police that she wore his ten dollar diamond ring and left with it after trying it on at a cafe on Campton avenue.

Bert Scott Hannibal, Mo St. Louis Fourteenth and Pine Streets Scott Campton Avenue

Blackwood Lectures On Teacher Training At First Christian

Postmaster J R Blackwood, Park Methodist board member, spoke at the First Christian church Sunday school. His talk covered teacher training work and was described as interesting and instructive.

J. R. Blackwood The Park Methodist Church First Christian Church

Breeding Couple Finish 3000 Mile Auto Trip

Mr and Mrs William Breeding returned to Hannibal after a seven week journey covering Illinois Indiana Ohio and Kentucky. They travelled through Cincinnati Ohio and reported only one tire puncture during the 3000 mile trip. They reside on Bird street.

William Breeding Hannibal Cincinnati Ohio Illinois Indiana Kentucky Bird Street

Carl Ewing Resigns from Zimmerman Bakery After Seven Years

Carl Ewing a well known Hannibalian and head baker at the Zimmerman bakery at Eighth and Broadway resigns after seven years. He plans a few weeks rest before entering another line of business in Hannibal.

Carl Ewing Zimmerman Bakery Comer Eighth Broadway Hannibal

Hannibalians Ready for Old Settlers Picnic

Hannibal residents plan to attend the annual Old Settlers Picnic in Payson Adams County Illinois on Thursday. Hannibal traditionally sends a strong delegation to the event.

Hannibal Payson Adams County

Arrests Employee of Automobile Co. on License Charge

Deputy Sheriff Virgil Helton arrested R. W. Fierdark, an employee of Wilhelm Motor Co., Monday for operating a machine without a state license. The charge will be heard in state court probably today.

Virgil Helton R. W. Fierdark The Wilhelm Motor Company

Prosecuting Attorney Hamlin Returns Home

Prosecuting Attorney Roy Hamlin returned Sunday from St. Louis and was at his office briefly Monday morning. He had traveled to consult his father, a physician, about his health.

Roy Hamlin St. Louis

HAPPENINGS IN HANNIBAL REPORTS LOCAL VISITS AND MOVEMENTS

Local residents and relatives travel between Hannibal and nearby cities. J A Teverington and son Letts return from a week in Washington and New York City then plan travel to Toronto. Several residents renew or seek employment, visit relatives, or attend university programs in Hannibal and surrounding areas.

J. AL Teverington Letts Hive Washington Ll, C New York City Bouia Heverington Cantola Woorlington University St. Jooemis

Prize Awards For Best Decorated Autos In Parade

The Labor Day parade offers cash prizes for autos and floats. Best decorated auto wins 50 dollars, second 35, and additional prizes of 25 15 and 10. For the best float in the manufacturers wholesalers and merchants division, top prize is 40 dollars with 20 and 10 for second and third. At least 75 automobiles are expected. Hi nibal anticipates thousands of visitors next Labor Day.

Hiinnibal

Ice Cream Social Aims to Repair Antioch Road

Receipts from an ice cream social on W. L. Romberg’s farm at Antioch will fund road repairs in Ralls County. Hannibalians plan to attend as speakers discuss good roads and hope to raise several hundred dollars for the Antioch road project.

W. L. Romberg Antioch Ralls County

Rev Mapel Shows Strong Recovery After Surgery

Rev. F J Mapel pastor of Park Methodist church had appendicitis operation at Levering hospital last week and was greatly improved Monday. His pulpit was filled Sunday by Rev. O H Phillips Fayette Mo presiding elder of Hannibal district Methodist conference.

F. J. Mapel Park Methodist Church Levering Hospital O. H. Phillips Fayette, Mo Hannibal Methodist Conference

Coast Strikers Told To Resume Their Work

Trainmen enginemen and switchmen on government controlled railroads in Los Angeles were ordered back to work after a strike in sympathy with Pacific Electric workers. Union officers told Director General Hines the stoppage arose from a misunderstanding and that positive instructions require compliance with railroad agreements.

Washington Los Angeles Pacific Electric Railroad Administration Hines

Pransvpory Arrives in Philadelphia With Troop Detachment

The transport Sol, arriving August 26 in Philadelphia, docked with 27 officers and men. It carried the 6th Infantry Brigade headquarters detachment, two officers and 22 men, the Third Battalion medical detachment, and Headquarters company plus Companies I K L and M of the Seventh Infantry.

Pransvpory Philadelphia Aig 6Th Infantry Brigade Seventh Infantry

Theaters Show Classical Stars on Nationwide Screens

The listing highlights multiple venues and films. Pete Morrison stars in Jaws of Justice at Pictures Today Quincy Theater alongside Harold Lewis in Never Touched Me. Colonial Theater features Tom Mix in The Moving Picture Cowboy and Painted Lady. Belasco hosts Heartease with Tom Moore. Star Theater presents Lucille Stewart in Eleventh Commandment. Gem Theater features Ford Sterling and Bennett in Hearts and Flowers. Family Theater shows Enid Bennett in When Do We Eat and Ford Weekly. Savoy screens Fred Stone in Under the Top. Princess Theater brings John Barrymore in The Test of Tower. Orpheum presents Theda Bara in A Woman There Was.

Quincy Theater Pete Morrison Harold Lewis Colonial Theater Tom Mix Gem Theater Ford Sterling and Bennett Family Theater Enid Bennett Ford Weekly Savoy Theater Fred Stone Princess Theater John Barrymore

Orpheum Debuts Theda Bara In A Woman There Was

Theda Bara appears at the Orpheum in Fox’s A Woman There Was as a Black Princess in a South Sea tribe tale. The film centers on possession of a sacred pearl and a missionary romance, with tropical passion and a dramatic typhoon sequence ending in her death.

South Sea Theda Hara Wiliam Fox 9 Orpheum Theater Miss Bara Fox Miss Bars

Tractor Plant Fire at Rock Island Posts $150,000 Loss

A Sunday night blaze at Universal Tractor Plant in Rock Island Illinois destroys a machine shop section. Firemen narrowly escaped a wall collapse. About 100 workers lose jobs. fire blamed on wiring. Also notes Alfonso XIII swearing allegiance and ascent to Spanish throne on the anniversary of his birth May 17 1902.

Rock Island Universal Tractor Plant Alfonzo XIII Alfonzo Mif Spain

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Hannibal News Rutherfords W. Fi. Fisher Hays West Side Board of Education Curtis Catherine Seabaugh Caroline Golden Lena Heiser Fredericka Kahl Lizzie Frazier C. O. Mayes Dulany George Jacoby Dulaney O. C Michael Brady W. B. Teal John Indorf E. Brenneman F. C. Dunn George Bareis Jacob Landau Osterhout Investment Co John M. Primm Parker Army CAT Tales POP Dicky Dippy Carrid Sinnott Noi Porter Machine New Canton, Ill Blackwood Potsi Oosiag Employees Automobile Co Hamlin Limimett Mahoney Fiornital Trust Company Feave St. Bank Minna Severyn Sebulte New York Whife Insurance Company St Louis Ralph J. Smiley Roy B. Schwartz Peter Schwarts Derry Joseph Jacoby Marietta Braul Lyonstre Quincy Whd John K. Glass Mianne Street Addison Sheridan East Moline Jil John Aytes Thomas Jenner Union Street Misa Katherine Miller Brookfield Misa Margaret Lowe Lizzie Lowe Missouri University Charlee Lowe T. H.howard Keoku, Ya Cee Mapel Sherman Park Hampshire Theda Bara Orpheum William Fox Bill Parsons S.g.smith Princess Burton Holmas Ford Colonial Theater Today
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