Will dispute over Alexander Brown insurance proceeds
Interpleader case in circuit court involves Modern Woodmen of America. Trustee leave to amend granted as parties dispute who should receive the $2000 life policy and how the will directs one sixth shares to Mrs. Mintle and Mrs. Taylor. Brown heirs represented by Govert & Lancaster. Mintle and Walker aided by C Fr Wood. Case to be completed this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Brown
Court of Master In Chancery
Circuit Court
Woodmen’ of America
Cara Mintle
Mintle
Walker
Brown
Max Rodman
Rodman
C. Fr. Wood
Govert & Lancaster
Birth of State Observed Across Ouiney Schools
Schools in Ouiney marked the ninety seventh anniversary of Thinsis. Several city schools observed programs and a daylong homage though plans for a century celebration are not yet ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Peerah
Ouiney
Thinsis
Catherine estate completes accounting in German conservatorship
The court yesterday reviewed the estate of Catherine, German conservator of Mien Dyer. Receipts totaled S35041 with disbursements of 13.98 dollars noted in the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Mien Dyer
Neil
Sage and Sulphur Compound Reclaims Natural Hair Color
A grandmother used Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore dark, glossy hair and cover gray strands. Advertisers claim the product darkens evenly, with use of a dampened comb or brush. results appear by morning and after one or two applications hair returns to its natural color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Upo
K P Lodge in Election and Local Show Results
Shelbina Missouri December 3 election at the K P lodge named E J Colek as chancellor commander Rich Thomas as vice chancellor Jeff Harrison keeper of records and seals Warren Rush master of finance J R Lyell master of exchequer R A Humphrey prelate Robert Martin master at arms Charles Frazier treasurer W W Winans outer guard. Prizes awarded by Commercial Bank for corn show with 52 entries yellow corn first prize $35 to Charles Threlkel second $2.50 to George W head third $1.50 to W F Cochrane fourth $1 to Granville Riding. White corn had 29 entries with first Charles L Carroll $5 second Charles Threlkel $2.50 third Clyde Marshall $1.50 fourth Archie T Carroll $1. University of Missouri Prof E Neff served as judge. Local high school football between senior and junior classes ended in a 0 0 tie at Adams field. seniors had won six of eight games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenady
Shelbina
K. of P. Lodge
E. J. Colek
Rich
Thomas
Jef Iarrison
Warren” Rush
J. R. Lyell
R. A. Humphrey
Commercial Bank
Charles
Threlkel
George W. Head
W. F. Cochrane
Granville Riding
White Corn
Charles. L. Carroll
Charles Threlkel
Clyde Marshall
Archie T. Carroll
Prof
E. Neff
University of Missouri
Adams
Ireland Sells Taxi Business to Mrs Treland
In the county recorder’s office James Buffington filed the certificate of sale of the Ireland taxi business to Ida A Treland wife of Joseph Ireland for 2500 dollars. The deal includes four taxi cabs and related articles at 1083 and 1035 Maine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffington
James Buffington
Ireland
Ida A Treland
Joseph Ireland
Maine Street
Quincy Unity Lodge Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
Unity lodge No. 16 F and A M elected officers at their North Sixth Hall last evening for the year ahead. Named were R L Berry as Master, J W Cobb as Senior Warden, Johnson and Ewing as various officers, W Monroe as treasurer, Moses A Davis as secretary, William Lily as chaplain, and Oliver Jackson as tutor. A deed transfer to Gottlieb Bunte for 11310 was filed for John Henry Vonderreith property in Melrose, part of Eaton Littlefield’s sub-division, per the county court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Lodge
North Sixth
Maine
Hampshire
R. L
Berry We Alga
Wol Cobb
J. W
Johson
Ewing
W. Monroe
Moses A. Davis
Willam Lily
Oliver Jackson
Vonderreith
Gf County
James
Bufstot
John Henry Vonderreith
H.C. Sprick
John H. Vonderreith
Gottlieb Bunte
Eaton Littlefield
Melrosa
Kentucky Mining Institute winter meeting opens at State University
The Kentucky Mining Institute winter meeting began at the University of Kentucky in Lexington and will run through several topics today including safety plans for Roanoke mines and the new Workings compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Mining Institute
Lexington
Kentucky “Mining, Ilitute
The
State University
Neglect Hearings At Soldiers' Home Lead To Renshaw Removal
Attorney Leroy Adair led a hearing on charges against Hugh Renshaw and nurse Mildred Tippy for neglect of duties in the case of Nathan Bigelow who suffered burns during a bath. Renshaw offered no defense. Tippy argued she followed Dr Jacobs orders and could not supervise the bath. The coroner ruled the death natural, but the panel recommended Renshaw's removal while advising Tippy remain as nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Adair
Quincy
State Board of Civil Service
Hugh Renshaw
Mildred. Tippy
Nathan ‘Bigelow
Andrew
Fara -Renshaw
Miss Tippy
Jacobs
Renshaw
Bigelow
Mari
Addid
Adair
Tippy
Empire Hippodrome Week Schedule Shows Two Big Pictures
The Empire Hippodrome presents The Heart of Midlothian and Aftermath on Sunday December 5 with matinee and night shows. On Wednesday December 15 Matt and Jeff in College and A Woman's Triumph star, plus the powerful Aftermath in the lineup. Prices remain the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Virginia’ Pearson
Owen Moore
Walter Scott
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed
A reader testimonial from Miller & Arthur Drug Co reports Foley's Honey and Tar relieving coughs colds croup and bronchial troubles and restoring normal breathing. W C of Allen Missouri claims it helped a large family and labels it the best cough and croup medicine he has used for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
W. C
Allen
Roselvy
Miller & Arthur. Drug Co
Organization at the VLG forms ten tribes with chiefs
Five tribes are to be organized at the VLG in the near future by the Y. C. with Hoye gymnasium. Each tribe will be divided into four clans each led by a little chief while the tribe has a pig chief and a medicine man. Tribes meet weekly and monthly powwows will be held as big get together meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoye
Y. C.va
Anid Seach
Blackhawk
Tecumsch
Red Jacket
Pontiac
Glen W. Johnson
Harold’ Lewis
J. ‘MacCarney and, L. A. Cook
Hugh. King
Perry Hustling. Business City
Perry, in the state, is described as a clean and attractive business city with a substantial bank and several good general stores. Four churches meet religious needs, and the community is praised as prosperous and boosters. The piece notes Perry bears misfortune of lacking a railroad but remains energetic and wide awake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbings
Perry
Finland
Y M C A Physical Directors Meet in Chicago
A two day Y M C A physical department conference in Chicago drew Illinois physical directors and Dr. Fisher from New York. Resolutions from Peoria last year were reaffirmed as standards rise and nationwide for Y M C A work. Quincy and local aides attended, signaling broader future aims and higher standards in association programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ilinois
Fisher
New . York City
United States
Y. Mog. A
YOM. Coa
Quincy Lodge of Masons Elect Officers for Next Year
The Quincy Lodge No. 206 A F and A M held its annual officer election at the Masonic Temple. Elected were Wilbur Hafner worshipful master J W Hart senior warden Hugh E King junior warden S W Eldred treasurer Arthur C Garrett secretary C H Wood delegate to the Masonic Temple Association Plans were made for installation but no exact date announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
A. F
Masonic, Temple
Wilbur
Hafner
J. W. Hart
Hugh E. King
Local News Roundup From Macon And Nearby Areas
Reports from Macon Missouri note attorney John Wheelock in town for business. Visitors Miss Effie Tully and Miss Alice Tully of Stoutsville stay with Miss Helen Conover at 313 Ohio Street. Quincy Drainage Commission meets to review completed work and plan future projects. Keokuk’s M C A physical director H D Osborne attends with the basketball team. Indian Grave Drainage District commissioners convene with County Attorney John T Inghram for routine business. In Omaha a five man Midwest tournament sees Dick & Bros brewery team placing third with 2805 pins and a $200 prize. A Riley nets 266 pins, top score of the tourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wheelock Ayas
Macon
Effie
Alice Tully
Stoutsville
Helen Conover
Ohio Street
Quincy
H.D. Osborne
M. C. AL
Keokuk
Indian Grave
County
John. T. Inghram
Whig
Mid-West
Omaha
Neb
Kansas. City
Dick & OS
Swith
A. Riley
Dick & Bros
Theological Seminary Conference Opens in Louisville
The Louisville conference of Theological Seminary Department M C A opened with over a hundred professors and students attending. Leaders include Rev Dr I Ross Stevenson of Princeton Theological Seminary and moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A, among other prominent theologians. The three day session will address issues related to theological seminaries of the west and southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Theological Seminary
Princeton Theological Seminary
Faithful Cough and Cold Remedy Endorsement
An old testimonial extols Dr. King's New Discovery as the best cough remedy after exposure to illness. The speaker asserts the product protects families during season changes and colds, noting a 50 cent price reference.
Advertising Resource Plan Adopts Southern Campaign
Nashville delegates from commercial and developmental groups meet to devise a three to five year organized advertising drive. The plan aims to publicize southern resources to northern audiences through leading newspapers and magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Darwin Kerr
Sands OF
Dee
Billy. Reeves
TOR Sunday
Broadway
Cleo' Madison
King Baggot
Alice
Hostetter
Chaplin
Uy - Three
Finn
Haddie
Bijou
Sixth and
Payson Ave
J.S
J. W. Cruttenden
6Th & Vermont Sts
Majestic Building
Sunshine California
Muscatel
T. Waldfogel Umbrellas
Will
Tottory
Alex
New England
Congregational
Apa
Elmer. King
Women's Guild
Bastert
Comn
the Whig
SEN
Bath
Hugh. Renshaw
Empire-Hippodrome
Graham
Ikkinds OF
Knollenberg Milling Co
Central Union Telephone Company
Halligan
Istrict
Perry Hustling
Business City
Lavaliers
Hannibal
Palmyra
Mt. ‘Sterling
Quincy Ye Mt. Cc
H.W. Crawmer
Oll Friends of the
T. G. Whistler
I. Fe -Toedte
Boys
Willis
Meeting OF
Lodge OF Masons
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!