Partners in the School lecture spurs praise from Colegrove
Dr Chauncey Colegrove argued that education left out inspiration for using knowledge, naming Law Labor Leisure and Love as key partners. Dr Robert Judson Aley urged education to fit life, renew teaching as a profession and stress science, language, and patriotism in a broad, modern curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey P. Colegrove
Teachers’ Institute
Colgrove
Colegrove
Robert Judson Aley
Latin And Greek Have Their Places
Dr. Robert J. Aley spoke on Union and Co operation of Education, recalling past attacks on classical study. He noted bread and butter aims knocking at education, persecution of old learning, and praise for chemistry and modern subjects, asserting value in traditional classical disciplines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Aley
Denounce Picketing by Women in New York State
Saratoga Springs Aug B1 The woman suffrage party of New York state condemns picketing of the White House by the Congressional Union and adopts a resolution to distinguish between a small group of picketers and the loyal majority. The conference urged press discrimination, thanked President Wilson, and pledged $19,100 more to the campaign as Carrie Chapman Catt spoke of rapid suffrage nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Woman Suffrage Party
New York State
White House
Congressional Union
Wilson
New York City
Carrie Chapman Catt
National Woman Suffrage Party
United States
Mrs. Catt
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Coal Operators Quit Washington For Good
Aug 31 coal operators have left Washington and will not return unless called by Dr Garfield. Some express belief the fuel administrator may propose changes to the current price scale to reduce inequalities. Garfield hopes to issue a statement outlining fuel administration policy on energy control. He has reviewed trade committee recommendations on retail price scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Garfield
Fuel Administration
Soldiers and Sailors Home Residents News
George W. Springle aged 85 died Wednesday night at 11 49 He served in Co 6 7th Kentucky infantry a Virginia native and longtime Almanons resident He was a widower leaving two sons E J Springle Avon and O R Springle Denver Colo daughter in law Fannie Springle 326 Kentucky Quincy He was admitted to the home July 24 and confined there since Also notes on residents and visitors including Miss Gretta Scott training for Red Cross pharmacist and nurse in New York and Mrs Edna Walker visiting the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Springle
Co. 6
Kentucky
Virginia
Alnons
E. J. Springle
Avon
O. R. Springle
Denver
Cola
Fannie Springle
Kentucky Street
Quincy
Masur
Hillsboro
Camp Parker
Genemine
Mabel Wood
Amanda Winn
Almira
Warsaw
Doris Stewart
Mary Ridden
Hannibal
Maggie Porter
G. E. Greenwood
Leon
Burchard
Martinsburg
Marrow
Louisiana
Wolgamott
Emily Haise
Tarman
el Paso
Ruth Linke
Ruby Peterson
Rock Island
Mrs. Stitt
Enstage 6
Pogeria
Tioga News Briefs From Local Fair and Visits
Tioga and nearby residents attend the Corhige fair on Wednesday. Beripa Tous and Miss Vradenterra visited last week at Tasco and West Point with relatives. Mrs Mae Anderson and Miss Fila Newanan of Webster are noted visitors. A person spent time with Mrs James Hasen of Muial Rey Householder and others visited Wend to Giines for work. A report notes Paseman with fever is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hasen
Muial Rey
Births Report Twin Daughters and New Son in Local Family
Born to Mr and Mrs LeRoy Menn at 816 South Tenth Street are twin daughters on Wednesday morning and a baby boy born to Mrs Grimmer formerly Miss Melen Rueder of 921 Medina Street weighing eight pounds. This makes five boys in the Grimmer family: Marvin 13, Gordon 11, Melvin 4, Grant deceased, and the newborn son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
LeRoy Menn
South Tenth Street
Menn
Mies Melen Rueder
Tiorn
W. J. Griamer
Madina Street
Grimmer
Marvin
Gordon
Melvin
Grant
Mrs J M Porter Seriously Injured in Train Collision
Missourian report from Shelbina notes Mrs J M Porter of near Bacon Chapel neighborhood was severely injured Wednesday afternoon when struck by passenger train number 14 while crossing a railroad track in town. Porter was driving a blind horse in a buggy. the horse was killed and the buggy demolished. Her injuries were to the head and neck with little hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbina
Deer Ridge Child Dies From Burns
Lola Newberry eleven year old daughter of Smith Newberry died from burns received while helping prepare dinner Tuesday in Deer Ridge Missouri. A blazing piece of wood fell and ignited her dress. she was transported home and died Wednesday with burial in Weeker cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Ridge
Lola Newberry
Smith Newberry
Weeker Cemetery
Maywood News Roundup and Local Notices
Maywood Missouri locals report James Leach and family W E Leach and Ruth Pitman returned from an Ozarks trip. Wartley Martin, mall carrier, is improving after illness. John Kramer moves to vacated property by Mr Prim Rosa. Will Laka’s son hurt by a horse. McPikes move from hotel. hotel runs by Mr It. Mrs George White hosts relatives at a reunion. Pascoe Kramer of Quincy visits. Arden and Vertie English of Chicago visit Maywood and Emerson. Warrener family ill with measles. Beulah Mee Christie visits Lewistown homefolks. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Will Wolf Monday night. Davis Briscoe of Durham works in Maywood this week. Rev James Jeffries and family visit Mrs Jeffries sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood
James Leach
W. EL Leach
White
Ruth Pitman
Ozarks
Wartley Martin
Teate 2
John Kramer
Primrosa
Will Laka
Mrou
Charley McPike
Tlotel Maywood
Heneg
George White
Pascoe Kramer
Quincy
Arden
Vertie English
Chicago
Hmerson
Will Warrener
Beulah Mee Christie
Lewistown
Orn
Will Wolf
Davis Briscoe
Durham
James Jeffries
Beavers and attendees at Quincey teachers institute
Beverly Illinois reports Eliza Beavers visiting her mother Mrs FH Sykes while teachers from the area attend a weeklong institute in Quincey. The Standard Beavers held their annual picnic Friday as preparations begin for an August camp meeting. Marion Keach returns home from visiting his sister Mrs Stauffer. Harry Flill and family joined the Camp Point chautauqua. multiple Quincy visitors noted. Mrs Gilson of Hadley visits daughter Mrs Roe Bogan. Myrtle and Zelpha Masterson visit Bernice Kelly. Rev Harpole preaches at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly, III
Eliza Beavers
Lilerberry
FH. H. Sykes
Harry
Tuaicy
Russell
Rachel Waters
Lois
Bernice Kelly
Mildred Sykes
Roy Austin
Teachers’ Institute
Quincey
Standard Beavers
Marion Keach
S. Stauffer
Harry Flill
Camp Point
G. A. Trendricks
J. F. Kelly
Tlurry Twayes
Quincy
Gilson
Hadley Io
Roe Bogan
Myrtle
Zelpha Masterson
Mr. Harpole
Christian Church
Death of Mrs. Mary Smith in Columbus Illinois
Mrs. Mary Smith aged resident of Columbus Illinois died Wednesday evening at 8. Funeral will be Friday morning at 10 conducted by Rev. IL CG Maudk of Quincy. She leaves a large family of children and grandchildren. Various local families hosted guests and visitors this week including the Hulls Burnside Tl and the Whittlers. The Methodist Sunday school held an all day picnic and basket dinner in Lawless grove Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ill
Mary Smith
IL. Cg, Maudk
Quincy
Hull
Burnside
S. H. Brackensick
Charles Whittler
O. C. Miller
Irma Whittler
Ida Taylor
Frances
Ernest Speers
Big Neck
Ann Rutledge
Coatsaburg
Sarah Leeper
J. HL. Waltmire
Methodist Sunday School
Lawless Grove
Marion girl weds in country home Palmyra tale
Miss Maybelle Keller of Palmyra and Perry P. Taylor of Clarence were married at the bride’s parents country home with Rev. O. H. Phillips officiating. The couple left for Niagara Falls and other eastern points and will reside in West Granby Connecticut after Sept. 14. The page also notes local arrivals, licenses, and upcoming O. I. O. I. meeting in Palmyra on October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Maybelle Keller
Perry P. Taylor
Clarence
Fulton
W. J. Wilcoxen
Greentop
Dorothy
Jane Hollyman
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
West Granby
Conn
S. A. Igoe
St. Louis
Jessia Vallbracht
Vallbracht
Gretchen
William TL. Davia
Williamette FE. Wilkerson
Alexandria
Ith
Edgar FE. Foff
Mary E. Tierney
Hannibal
Frank Brown
Shelbyville
Ethel Stout
Novelty
Clement V. Hall
Pittsfield
Beulah M. Howard
Payson
Arthur E. Robinson
Eva M. Wagg
Plainville, Ill
John Mozengo
Esther Rhodes
Russell M. Jackson
Rheubey Boling
Rensselaer
Christie Brown
Christine Edwards
Collinsville
Linneus
A. J. Whaley
H. Frey
Warsaw
Thomas L. Banka
A. G. Smythe
South Main Street
Kk. C. Brown
A. G
Mass Claudia Gray
Henry S. Flattzog
Mark Twain
Court House
R. J. Vosburg
Lon Bourn
Ely
Gentry Cummings
H. A. Mollyman
Mildred
Jane
Hollyman
Bethany
Griggsville social notes residents travel and visitors
Griggsville IL residents and visitors are listed with names such as Dr. and Mrs. Ben Carey and families traveling to Quincy. Visitors include F H Farrand in Chicago and Dr A J Norberry from Jacksonville. Numerous locals attend events, visit relatives, or plan trips to Payson Quincy Pittsfield Hannibal and Kansas City. A new daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pennock and Mrs. Grace Dolbow attends institute. The Griggsville central community chautauqua opens Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Carey
W. Q. Cunningham
Benjamin Carey
Francis
Everett Cunningham
Quincy
Carey
F. H. Farrand
Chicago
A. J. Norberry
Jacksonville
A. Simpson
Flora, Ill
Josie Horch
Springfield
Valley City
Fred Baxter
Cc. T. Kenny
Harry Smith
Jefferson City
Nannie Smith
George Cooper
Elva Irene
Payson
Ill
Ellen Riggs
Margaret
Pleasant Hill
John Harnett
Kansas City
M. T. Driscoll
Ernst Evans
St. Louis
Thomas Napier
Fannie Allen
Francis Fealer
Charles Nicholas
Dave Pennock
Sam Windsor
Perry
Harry Snider
Hannibal
Grace
Hartett
Katherine Shoemaker
Grace Dolbow
Hazel Sleight
Merle Dimmitt
Blanche Crawford
Helen Bashforth
Pike County Teachers’ Institute
Pittsfield
A. Allen
Chapin, Lll
Jacob Snider
William Shaw
George Phillips
Harry McK Sonny
Ringer Triplett
Emporia
Kan
T. Yates
Grizesville Central
Chauitauqiua
Local residents head to nearby towns and events
Mrs J W Stewart and her daughter left for Yerington Nevada while Mr and Mrs C B R Lawrence returned to Shelbyville after a Lewis county visit. Old Settlers picnic set September 8. Charles Garner plans an extended western trip. F H Beckley summoned to Mt Vernon Ohio for mother’s illness. M Blair finishes assessor work in Clarence. C M Blair returns from Lewis county visit to Mrs Fannie Buckner. Bob Collier of St Louis visiting relatives. Henry Tonkinson attends Baptist association in Arno le. Red Cross social in court house park Aug 30 with ice cream and cold drinks. FE W Thurman and family drive from Salisbury for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stewart
Yerington
Nevada
C. Brb. Lawrence
Shelbyville
Lewis County
Charles Garner
States
F. H. Beckley
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
M. Blair
Clarence
C. M. Blair
Fannie Buckner
Bob Collier
St. Louis
Henry Tonkinson
Baptist Association
Arnole
Red Cross Chapter
Court House Park
FE. W. Thurman
Salisberry
Local Social Ties Highlight Fowler Illinois Visitations
Burling ton Iowa Henry Bunte and family visited the W L Viar home on Sunday. Miss Ethel Bigelow of Fannthbal spent weekend with relatives. T J Viar and son Orel made a business trip to Jainey. Maude German returned to Williamsfield after a visit with her grandmother Mrs German. TD A Dinelow and children shopped Quincy Saturday. Frances Barnhill and Lee Cochran were guests of T J Viar family Sunday. W Ot Viar and Wallace Traxel attend a teachers institute in Quincy. Maude Weltzel of Table Grove visited the Fleston home. Julius Whitey and family of Mt Sterling visited Sedlemano family Sunday. Cora Deaton returned home after visiting Vermont and hay.
Help Wanted ads attract energetic qualified applicants
Many pocuth jeby are open to ener getic ambitious woung men and wom en who are qualified for particular work. Watch The Whig "THelp Want ed" ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelp
Shelbyville and Welch School Officials Mentioned in Motion
Mrs. Thurman’s in laws Sheriff A J Nefft and family are noted. Prof R R Standley former Shelbyville superintendent accepts Welch Oklahoma school superintendent post. William Moran visits brother A D Moran in Yuma Colorado this week and plans Colorado Springs stop before returning home.
Old Settlers Meet Honored By Payson Address
William Mumford returns from a southern states trip and helps celebrate the Old Settlers gathering in Payson with Hon. W. B. Williams delivering the principal address. Various residents and visitors arrive in town for visits or travel, including Miss Celia Harder, Miss Avalon Wigam, Miss Madge Leslie, and others. Fire department reports a minor blaze at Cecil Nelson’s residence. Rev. William H. Cannon is called to Pleasant Hill Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mumford
W. BB. Williams
Old Settlers
Payson
Celia Harder
Beardstown
Sooley
Helen Jarvis
St. Louis
Edward Doocy
Avalon Wigam
Chicago
Manessa
Madge Leslie
Bridgport
Gus Kientzle
Kientzle
Cecil Nelson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex
Europe
Aley
Chauncey Colegrove
Toasties
Missouri
Shelbina, MO
Marion
Pars College
Lee White
Charles
Tulsa
Texas
Obed White
Mary Owsley
Wellington
J. T. Threlkeld
Belle
Monroe City
Laula Redman
Josie Maddox
Peoria
John Lochman
T. A. Rozelle
Ralls
Marton Lodge
Griggsville, Ili
Shelbyville, MO
Pittsfield, Ill
William H. Cannon
Decatur
William Hooker
John Gelsendorfer
Ethel Storck
Normal
State Normal
Wiley W. Sanderson
Dale
Brookfield
A. J. Bunn
Hale, Mo
Bevo
Anheuser-Busch
Bank
Ricker National Bank
Fifth St
N New Thought
Walsta
Union Suita
Buster Brown
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