Levi McCarl Dies Aged 64 in Pike County Missouri
Funeral services for Levi McCarl brother of County Judge Lyman McCarl will be at his family home near Barry at 10 AM Sunday. Burial in Park Lawn cemetery. Born June 15 1852 on a farm near Barry he lived in Richfield and Plainville areas before settling on the Carroll County farm where he died. He married Emma Wagg in 1876 and had nine children. Died after Brights disease diagnosed during an injury last spring. Left widow Emma and nine children: Iva Clifford Stephen Esther Lillian Lena Lela Ada and Clarence. He was known as an upright citizen who valued family.
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Levit McCar
Lyman McCarl
Barry
Park Lawn
Mr. McCarl
Doc Campbell
Alexander
Minerva McCartyle
Richfield
Ship
Emma Wagg
Plainville
Carroll County
Pike County
McCarl
Bright
Foley Kidney Pills End Most Back Pain And Fatigue
“This is how they help me” writes Mrs Wood of Morrill Maine, praising Foley Kidney Pills for quick relief from tiredness back pain and nervous strain. The ad claims kidneys strengthen and poisons are removed improving sleep and headaches, urging readers to buy genuine Foley pills.
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Morrill
Maine
Foley
Mre. Wood
St Jacobs Oil advertised for rheumatic pain relief
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism liniment that relieves joint pain stiffness and soreness instantly. It claims most rheumatic pain needs no internal treatment and promises quick relief for sciatica neuraglia and backache with a small trial bottle sold at drug stores.
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St. Jacobs
St Jacobs
Schelp Woman Dies in Quincy at 83
Mrs Wilhelmina Schelp 83 died Friday at her daughter’s home 934 South Twelfth street. Funeral from home Monday at 2 pm and 2:30 pm at St Peter’s Evangelical church. Burial Woodland cemetery. Born January 25 1833 in Kreis Haben Germany she settled in Quincy in 1856. Survived by six children three sons Supervisor Terman Schelp August Schelp and William Schelp and three daughters Mrs Joseph Frese Mrs Edward Rengstorff and Mrs Sam Meyer. Also one grandchild three great grandchildren and adopted daughter Mrs Jobst Becher all of Quincy. Funeral notices later.
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Wilhelmina Schelp
Edward Rengsterff
South Twelfth Street
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Woodland Cemetery
Kreis Haben
Germany
St. Louis
Peter Schelp
Quincey
St. Peter's
Maurice J. Smith Dies in Denver Arrives for Funeral
The body of Maurice J. Smith who died in Denver arrived in Quincy Friday noon. Funeral services were held at 3 PM in the Freiburg chapel with Rev. W. M. Gamble officiating. Bearers were Harvey Chatten James R. Gardner Al Chase and Herman Freiburg. Burial followed in Woodland Cemetery. William McCoy of Helen Arkansas, a brother-in-law, came to Quincy last week to oversee arrangements and leaves for home this morning.
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Maurice J. Smith
Denver
Colo
Quincy
Freiburg Chapel
W. M. Gamble
Good Shepherd Church
Harvey Chatten
James R. Gardner
al Chase
Herman Freiburg
Woodland Cemetery
Wiliam McCoy
Helen, Ark
Funeral services for Arthur Nichols near Mendon
Arthur Nichols a farmer near Mendon died Thursday evening. Funeral services will be held at his home at 10 o clock Tuesday morning with burial in Mendon cemetery.
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Arthur Nichols
Near Mendon
Mendon Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs Rachel Robinson
Mrs Rachel Robinson a colored woman will have funeral services at 2 PM this afternoon at Bethel A M E Church located at Ninth and Elm Street Burial will be in Greenmount Cemetery.
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Rachel Robinson
Ninth and
Elm Street
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral for Herman Schneller Held in Freiburg and St Marys
The funeral for Herman Schneller was held Friday morning at 8 o clock in Freiburg chapel and 8 30 in St Marys Catholic church. Burial followed at Greenmount cemetery. Schneller died Tuesday morning at the county farm.
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Herman Schneller
Freiburg
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Schneller
County Farm
Funeral services for Valentine Vell mer
Funeral services for Valentine Vell mer will be conducted at 2 30 this afternoon in his home at 643 Jackson street. Burial will follow in Greenmount cemetery.
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Valentine Vellmer
Jackson Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral of William Hornecker Held at Burton Home
The funeral for William W Hornecker was conducted at 1 o clock Friday afternoon at his home near Burton. Burial followed in Burton cemetery.
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William W Hornecker
William Hornecker
Burton
Burton Cemetery
November Weather Report From The Official Observer
The November report by official observer Frederick Brinkeetter notes warm days and clear skies. Highest temperature 79 on the fifth, lowest 12 on the fourteenth, average 45.1. River highs 48 feet on the twenty first, low 3.9 on the thirteenth, average 4.4. Rainfall 2.06 inches, normal 1.66. 19 cloudy days, 2 partly cloudy, 9 clear. winds from the northwest.
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Frederick
Brinkeetter
Clear Bad Skin From Within With Dr King Pills Ad
Pimples and muddy complexions blamed on blood impurities promise brighter eyes and clearer skin. Take Dr King’s New Life Pills to purify poisons, stimulate a full morning bowel movement, and feel the effect by morning. Available at your druggist for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Court House Halls Get New Blue Coat Finish
Halls in the court house receive a winter blue repaint with stencil borders by N. V. Williams who completed the lower floor interior after about ten hours daily since October. The Robin egg walls, lighter ceilings, and fine oak trim enhance the building’s appearance, praised for its beauty and sanitary feel.
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Court House
N. V. Williams
Quincy
Williams
Recorder of Deeds
Family of Five in St. Mary's Hospital Case Set
Marion county faces decision on paying hospital expenses for the Kanine family of West Quincy all of whom are ill in St. Mary's. The father and four daughters Esther 13 Margaret 14 Grace 9 Myrtle 6 were taken to Quincy by humane officer John Fowley after Typhoid. The county humane society president J W Brown said the family will be cared for regardless of county debt, during and after hospital stay.
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Marion County
West Quincy
St. Mary's Hospital
Palmyra
Esther
Margaret
Grace
Myrtle
John Fowley
J. W. Brown
The
Humane Society
Quincy
Church News Highlights From Local Auxiliaries
Mrs. Mary Wood spoke on The Episcopal Church in Georgia at St John Cathedral auxiliary. Guilds met with plans for a December 9 bazar and Christmas holidays raffle. Bishop Jawcett attends Mrs Chapman funeral in Moline. Miss Cornelia Gruenewald studies in Cape Girardeau before resuming foreign service. Frank Gruenewald visits Jacksonville with Prof Keritch. King Daughters sew for bazar on December 7 at the Unitarian church. German Methodist Women meet with Mrs Hertzler at 2 45 PM.
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Mary Wood
Episcopal Church In
Georgia
St. John Cathedral
A. J. Bush
Guild of the Cathedral
R. F. Newcomb
M. E. Jawcett
Moline
Chapman
John Deere
The
Deere Agricultural Implement Factory
Cornelia Gruenewald
India
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Frank Gruenewald
Jacksonville
William Keritch
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the First German Methodist Church
A. H. F. Hertzler
Probate Notes in County Court
Francis M Barnard of Liberty names daughter Nell Carter executrix in his will filed Friday with bequests to Nell Carter 100 Minnie Kline 850 Susie and Marie Kline 25 each Son Gilford Barnard to receive notes and evidence of indebtedness Remainder divided among Sarah Babb Lizzie Miller Jane Hughes Minnie Kline and Nell Carter Henry J Ostermueller's will filed Saturday leaves all property to Anna J Osternmueller named executrix
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Francis M. Barnard
Liberty
Nell Carter
Minnie Kline
Susie
Marie Kline
Gilford Barnard
Sarah Babb
Lizzie Miller
Jane Hughes
Henry J. Ostermueller
North Fourteenth Street
Anna J. Osternmueller
Marriage Licenses Listed for Mendon Loraine Quincy and Taylor
John William Allen of Mendon and Elizabeth M. Rust of Loraine, Theodore Wesley Sisk of Quincy and Mandie Masterson of Taylor appear in the marriage licenses notice. Records show newly approved couples in this brief civic roundup.
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John William Allen
Mendon
Elizabeth M. Rust
Loraine
Theodore Wesley Sisk
Quincy
Mandie Masterson
Taylor
Candy Stock Burnt in Ottawa Auction Seizure
In Ottawa Newfoundland Labrador on December 2 state food inspectors seized and burned hundreds of dollars worth of holiday candy from a bankrupt firm after it was saturated with kerosene at an auction.
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Ottawa
Sunday Services Notices Deadline for The Whig Column
Sunday services notices must be submitted to The Whig office by o'clock Friday evening for inclusion in the column.
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Whig
Church Schedules on Grace Methodlate and Other Streets
Grace Methodlate Lind and Fifth streets led by Rev. GL Losh offers Sunday school at 9:30 morning service peni Epworth league at 6:30 preaching at 7:30 evening tabernacle services. Vermont Street at Eighth with Rev F Oliver holds 9:15 Sunday school 10:30 morning service Junior league 3:00 Epworth league 6:40 class meeting 7:30 evening sermon Mrs Loren Jones mornings. Hebhel Jefferson and Twelfth Reverend Emil Goetz German service 9:15 Sunday 10:30 Epworth league 6:45 evening 7:46. Wiat German Kentucky and Eighth Rev A M Hertzler Sunday school 9:15 morning service 10:30.
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Grace Methodlate
Lind
Fifth Streets
GL. Losh
Tabernacle
Vermont Street
Vermont and
Eighth
F. Oliver
Loren Jones
Sunday church services and duties across three congregations
Vermont Street and Seventh Street hosts Sunday school at 9:45 with preaching by Rev. Thomas Stephenson and baptism at 10 a.m. Kivet Baptist at Jersey and Fourth holds Sunday school 9:15, Young People's meeting 6:43, Ward’s supper and hand of fellowship during morning service, sermon on character development, evening tabernacle services. Immanuel Chapel Cedar and Twenty second at Eighth and Elm lists 3:00 p.m. Sunday school, Yue People's meeting, gospel services, Rev. T. L. Smith presiding. morning 11:00, Sunday school 2:50, evening 7:30.
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Vermont Street
Vermont
Seventh Streets
Thomas Stephenson
Tabernacle
Kivet Baptist
Jersey
Fourth Streets
Young Peoples Meeting
Ward
Maine and Twelfth Church Schedule Updated
Rev GM Gamble is in charge. Matins at 7 09 Holy Eucharist at 7 40 and 11 00 Sunday school at 10 00.
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Maine
Gm, Gamble
Cathedral Service Times At St John Hampshire
Rev W O Cone presides at Holy Communion 7 30 am and 11 am services at the Cathedral of St John Hampshire Seventh with Sunday school at 10 am.
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ST. John
Hampshire
W. O. Cone
Congregation events at First Twelfth and Maine street
Nev George aArthur Buttrick, pastor, Sunday school 9:45, morning service 11:00, evening 7:20. Morning topic Room we Live, evening service in the tabernacle. Christ Sunday school 9:13. German service, Parga.
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Twelfth
Maine Street
Nev
George aArthur Buttrick
Tabernacle
Christ
Parga
Scientist First Church of Christ Vermont Closing Schedule
Eighteenth Sunday school at 9 45 morning services 11 00 Wednesday evening meeting at ?00 am tea reading rooms Stern building open daily 10 00 am to 5 00 pm except Sunday Morning subject Cool the Only Case and Creator
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First Church of Christ
Vermont
Stern
Wartley pastor leads Sunday services and baptisms
Broadway and MEighth, R. t Wartley, pastor. Sunday school, 9:15. Morning services at 10:34. Baptisms and reception of new members at the morning services. Evening services in the tabernacle.
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Broadway and
Meighth
R. T Wartley
Tabernacle
Lutheran Churches Schedule Sunday Services and Classes
Luther an St Jacobs Church at Washington and Eighth lists Sunday school and Bible classes at 9:00 with divine services at 10:00. Hunter Memorial at Jersey and Twelfth shows Sunday school 9:15 and sermon 10:30 with Junior Co at 2 p.m and evening service at 7:44. St Johns Evangelical at Kentucky and Seventh records Sunday school 9:00 and divine service 10:30 with Advent and Thanksgiving services in English.
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St. Jacobs Lutheran Church
Washington
G. Db. Hamm
Hunther Memorial
Jersey
I. W . Bingaman
Junior Co. Be
Tabernacle
St. John's Evangelical
W. A Martens
Evangelical churches on York State and Monroe plan services
St Peter's Evangelical on York and Ninth led by Rev. Paul Langhorst holds Sunday school at 9:00, German services at 10:00, and Young People's meeting at 7:00. Salon Evangelical at Ninth and State conducted by Rev. Si GL Leemhuis offers Sunday school at 8:30 p m services at 10, and evening service at 7:30 with morning subject The Sun of Righteousness. St Paul on Monroe Street near Ninth and Tenth with Rev. A W Fruechte provides Sunday school at 8:50 a m, morning service at 9:30, and evening service at 7:30.
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Evangelicae
St. Peter's Evangelicsl
York
Ninth
Paul Langhorst
Salon Evangelical
Si GL Leemhuis
St. Paul
Monroe
Pakeent
A. W. Fruechte
Christian Church services and schedules announced
First Christian Church Ninth and Broadway led by Pastor Endres holds church school at 9 15 a m communion at 10 30 a m preaching at 11 00 a m C E at 6 30 p m East End Twenty fifth and High streets led by Rev J Brogden offers Bible school at 9 20 communion at 10 30 Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and services at 7 30 Miss Kula Chandler to speak at morning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
First Christian Church
Ninth and Broadway
W. D. Endres
C. E
Tabernacle
East End
Kula Chandler
United Brethren Church Service Schedule and Delegates
UNITED BRETHREN on Sixth and Cedar streets with Rev H W Trueblood as pastor. Bible school at 9 15 a m preaching at 10 30 Junior Co EL at 2 30 p m and 6 45 p m Delegates to the general conference will be voted on during the morning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Sixth
Cedar Streets
H. W. Trueblood
Junior Co. EL
Tabernacle
Unitarian Service and Sunday School Schedule
Unitarian church at Sixteenth and Al Hampshire streets led by Rev. Lymann Greenman. Sunday school at 9:45. Morning services at 11:00 with the subject Salvation by Character.
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Sixteenth and
Alampshire Streets
Lymann, Greenman
Local Notes From Quincy and Surroundings
MQ Taylor and Nedro of Quincey visited relatives Friday and Saturday. George Rainier visited Brashear on Sunday. John Schofield returned from a short vacation Saturday. B M Yeager left for Mississippi on business Sunday. Antioch church Juniors met with Miss Nellie Hampton. Refiel Baptist church supper and bazar drew a large crowd Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Sam Cook attended the Odd Fellows banquet in Quincy. They visited Mr and Mrs Aug Hermsdorfer and celebrated Thanksgiving in Quincy. Jutttle Gianyvs Alexander left Friday for Brashear to reenter school.
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Tia Masonic Temple
Quincy
Aug
Hermsdorfer
Jutttle Gianyvs Alexander
Brashear
Movements Among Monticello Residents and Schools
Charles Taylor moved from Lewisatown back to his Monticello farm on Tuesday followed by plans from he and Rufus Wallace to relocate to North Dakota. Rev. Walker Alderton preached at the Baptist church Monday night on The Every Man. The primary department of the Monticello public school staged an entertainment at Park theater Wednesday night to benefit the school. Morte Denninton was elected captain of the M H S basketball team, while former captain Melvin Rutledge left school. Mr and Mrs Wallace Wright and daughter returned from Beloit Wisconsin last Friday.
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Charles Taylor
Lewisatown
Charles
Rufus Wallace
Monticello
N. Dakota
Walker Alderton
Baptist du
Anvass
al A~derton
G. Su. Raine
John Washington
Monticello Public School
Park Theater
Morte Denninton
Melvin Rutledge
Wallace Wright
Beloit
Wisz
Six youths paroled graduates before Judge Higbee
Six young men appeared in the circuit court before Judge Harry Higbee for a Monday session, forming a "graduating class" of parolees. Convicted in November 1915 on various indictments, they were released on probation instead of the Pontine reform school, and have since been under Probation Officer William K. Looper, paying $1.00 monthly under a new law. The judge praised the progress and predicted they would stay on track as decent, employed citizens.
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Pittleteld
Harry Higbee
Circuit Court
State Reformatory
Pontine
William KR. Looper
Hooper
Higbee
Charte
Martinsburg
Mae Bowman
PL Cummings
Atletion Bridge
Floyd Aflen
Marian Plivsheiiver
John A. Jaies
Perry Miller
Walter Hradley
Mississippi
Shire
Missouri
Ruth Heck
Decatur
Joy D. Platter
KB. Vertrees
Pearl
Griggsville
Frank Turner
Chicago
Turner
Oliver Barrett
William
Indianapolis
Ind
Mary Beavers
Tillneys
Herschel Reavers
Congregational Church
Thea Woman'’a Club
Maude Moreland
Edward Bovey
State Federation
Champaign
Elizabeth Hubbard
Quy Hubbard
Springfield
Frank Aber
Hubbard
Alice Meehan
Bates
New York City
Henry Kientzle, Jr
Edward McGintey
Thanksgiving Gatherings Near Palmyra Highlight Local Fare
Milton Weller hosted a large group for Thanksgiving at his parents country home seven miles north of Palmyra. Guests included Esther Phillips and several Sul livan, Gentry, Ward, Simpson, and Keller relatives, with others from Palmyra and Chicago visiting family. Additional arrivals included Dr. Dan Moss and daughter Marietta of Chicago, Maurice and John Fitzgerald, Ebbie White’s clerical family ties, and Miss Hearietta Bert attending Kirksville state normal. The Rebekah lodge and IOOF No 228 held a Thanksgiving banquet at the Stoneykamp club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Weller
Arthur Keller
Palmyra
Esther Phillips
Welen
Nsazel Sullivan
Jessamine Gentry
Gertrude Ward
Eybel Simpson
Clyde Young
Join Nichols
James Phillips
John Chadwell
Earl Keller
Dan Moss
Marietta
Chicago
R. A. Moss
Maurice Fitzgerald
St. Louis
John Fitzgerald
Quincey
Thomas Fitzgerald
Ebbie White
Chicago Burlineton
Jno. T. White
Hearietta Bert
Jno
KK. Best
State Normal
Kirksville
F. H. Sosey
Rebekah Lodge
Stoneykamp Club
Local visitors noted in Lea Grange area
J M Boyd of Quincy is visiting Lea Grange. August Melerant and family of Quincy visited relatives in Lea Grange on Thursday. Edward Johnson and family of Shelburne Mo are visiting relatives here. Union Thanksgiving services were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
J. M. Boyd
Quincy
Lea Grange
August Melerant
Familly
Ts Grange Thuradsy
Edward Johnson
Shelbina
Union
Local social notes from La Grange area midweek visits
The La Grange community reports Thursday visits and greetings from Edwines of Bowen to his father John Winship, Chester Gullion of Marion County to relatives, A H Brose and family near Maywood in town, B C Kilusmeier of Guthrey, a university student W Thomas visiting, Roy Hirons bar patrons nearby, and Miss Nell Newman from Col Springs arriving to see her mother Mrs John Win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hela
Baptist
Hev
W. K. Moord
M. E
Edwines
Bowen
John Winship
Chester Gullion
Marion’ County
A. H. Brose
Maywood
la Grange
B. C. Kilusmeier
Nell. Newman
Col Springs
John’ Win
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