Resignation of Rev A Le Grand at Vermont Street Baptist
The Vermont Street Baptist Church accepts the resignation of Rev. Dr. A Le Grand after six years of service. He will farewell on September 24 and begin work at Central Baptist in Kansas City on October first. The church notes financial stability, growth, and the united Woman's Guild formed under his leadership.
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A le Grand
Vermont Street Baptist Church
Mr. LeGrand
Kansas City
LeGrand
Vermont Street Baptist
Co. P. Reed
First Baptist Church
Woman's Guild
Central Baptist Church
Jamas
Vermont Street
Missionary Festival Planned at South Park Next Sunday
Final arrangements by the Salem St Peter and St Paul Evangelical churches executive committee set the event for next Sunday in South Park. Rev Bechtau Kahoka Mo and Rev Ernst Keokuk will speak with music by the Salem orchestra. Morning services at 10 30 in the park with a noon basket lunch. Afternoon program begins 2 30 with a Salem orchestra concert and a mission offering for home and foreign work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Salem
St. Peter and St. Paul
W. Bechthau
Kahoka
A. Ernst
Keokuk
Salem Orchestra
The
Evangelical Church
District Conference in Quincy Next Week
Rev J G Kilpatrick arranged for the Vermont Street Methodist church event Thursday evening. The district and state conferences convene with bishops Nicholson and Wilson presiding. Ministers face reappointment decisions as the conference year ends. Local clergy Rev F M Rigg, J O Kirkpatrick, and A S Flanigan to represent Quincy. The St Mathew Lutheran mission festival and St Boniface cream social also noted.
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J. G. Kilpatrick
Fowler
Vermont Street
George Tifuches
India
Quincy
Congressman King Sets Stand on National Preparedness
Congressman Edward J. King of the fifteenth district outlines his stance on national preparedness in a letter to a Quincy citizen. He aligns with the Republican platform from the Chicago convention, pledging support for a strong regular army, reserves, and a cohesive national defense policy to deter enemy action and protect U.S. shores. He promises to advocate the plank urging readiness and a continuous defense policy, asserting the Democratic Party has failed to develop such a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. King
Fifteenth
Quincy
Democratic Party
Soldiers and Sailors Home Notes and Obituaries
The article records deaths and personal notices at the Soldiers and Sailors Home, including Charles A. Kelly of Co TI 143 Illinois infantry who died in hospital at 45, age 65, and references to staff absences and visitors. It also covers a missionary family reunion, members visiting, and various incidents among residents such as a broken ankle, TB news, and social outings at Cottage 22 and nearby towns.
12 Cases In Police Court Monday Morning
Monday morning session of police court presided by Magistrate Rear don handled 12 cases with three traffic violations guilty. Mrs R S Bacon pleaded guilty for cutting the corner at Fifth and Hampshire streets. William Gorce fined $5 and costs for speeding and Edward Johnson $5 and costs for driving on the wrong side. Chief Koch filed complaints. Fred Miller fined $20 for peace disturbance after fighting on a street car. Albert Klipstein discharged for lack of evidence. A vagrancy case against Leo Gathright was continued to Thursday. J W Trull charged with assault was discharged. Several cases dismissed. Other intoxication defendants fined $2 and costs. Smith’s fine suspended for leaving city but he later boarded a train. W C T U meeting at temperance home to discuss The Failures in a Christian Life.
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Reardon
R. S. Bacon
Fifth
Hampshire
Saalig
William Gorce
Edward Johnson
Koch
Fred Miller
Albert Klipstein
Miller
Leo Gathright
Bertha Gathright
J. W. Trull
G. W. Hill
D. W. Wisherd
Hull
D. A. Smith
Smith
Hannibal
Death of Martin Spieler at St Vincent's Home
Martin Spieler aged 71 died at St Vincent's home at 3 30 Sunday morning from infirmities of old age. Born in Bavaria in 1835 he came to America over 40 years ago and lived in Wien Missouri for 10 years before entering the home. He leaves three children Lawrence Spieler of Granville Iowa Anna May Spieler of South Dakota and Theresa Spieler who is now in St Vincent's home.
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Martin Spieler
St. Vincent’s
Bavaria
America
Wien
Lawrence Spieler
Granville
Iowa
Anna May Spieler
South Dakota
Theresa Spieler
Funeral services for Mrs Urilla Lamb in Ursa church
The funeral will be held this afternoon at 4:00 in the Ursa Christian church with burial at Rock Creek cemetery. Mrs Lamb died last week at her daughter Mrs Charles Lambs home in Melrose township. The body was brought to Quincy by Undertaker Herman Stenner Monday afternoon and taken to Ursa that night.
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Urilla Lamb
Ursa Christian Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
German-born Mrs. Kleeberg Dies in East St. Louis Home
Mrs. Wilhelmina Geiser Kleeberg of East St. Louis died Monday morning at her sister Mrs. Edward Speckman’s home. The body was sent to East St. Louis for burial. Born in Stuttgart on September 9, 1873, she came to America 22 years ago and is survived by husband William Kleeberg and three children aged 17 and 12. She had suffered an earlier grip illness and had been living in Quincy for five weeks.
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William Kleeberg
East St. Louis
Edward Speckman
Washington Street
August Stormer
Wiliam Kleeberg
Funeral services for Mrs Mary J Fletcher near Sutter
The family home near Sutter hosted the Sunday funeral for Mrs. Mary J Fletcher conducted by Rev J M Thompson of Warsaw. Many friends attended and the casket lay beneath flowers. burial followed in Fletcher cemetery with bearers Sam Quick William Slack J Thompson Richard Warness A Meyer and Frank Ship named.
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Sutter
Mary J. Fletcher
J. M. Thompson
Warsaw
Fletcher Cemetery
Sam Quick
William Slack
J. Thompson
Richard Warness
A. Meyer
Frank Ship
Visiting Strange Places Vacations and Remedies
Fragmented OCR notes describe travel issues and a list of cathartic tablets from Milher and Anal Drug Co. The text mentions disordered digs, unreliable tor, and relief from various digestive symptoms but remains unclear on specifics.
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Milher and Anai Drug Co
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Rev. A. LE Grand
St. John Church
Park
St. Mathew Lutheran Church
Burton
E. Stieg
Clayton
Lone Ueidbreder
LaGrange
Arthur Cook
St. Boniface
School Lawn
Columbia Hand of Parish
Father Portner
Darton
Ohio
Oliver Reed
Brookfield
the Park Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Mr. Reed
Grace Methodist Church
Congressman King
Charles A. Kelly
Co. TI
Illinois Infantry
Sarah Vork
Tda Johnson
Aws Acerous
Volk
Thomas Peat
Rettagee
Erickwincotte
St. Louis
Jacob Peat
China
Harry Peat
St Louis
Endecot
Champaign
Noonan
Cottage
Frank Lawler
Cherry Street
Ouincy
Woods
Hamilton
A. A. Whipple
Temperance
Weilers
Chicago
Stetson
Schoble
Maine Street
West
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