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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1917

Page

3

Apapa Steamer Sunk. 80 Perish, 120 Saved

The Erith steamer Apapa was sunk in an incident off London. Eighty lives were lost, about a hundred twenty were saved. Reports say gunfire hit the vessel and boats, with passengers and crew among the casualties. The ship, built in Glasgow, 94, owned by the African Steamship Company.

London Peco Apapa Sliver Ii Sudenarma Aves Des Tsi The African Steamship Company

John A. Wori man Elected Master at Termandocure Lodge

John Arthur Wertman was elected master of Termandocure Lodge No. in the SU at t annual election of officers held Tuesday evening at the Masonic temple. Other officers elected include senior warden Wham Albert Deters junior warden Leonard Eisenberg treasurer Trenry Anaphente secretary P. J. Sehlagenhauty and director at the Masonic Temple asecehition Charles Ohlman. An open installation will be held with date to be fixed by the new officers.

John Arthur Wertman Ore Ted Termandocure SU At T Maesonic Temple Wham Albert Deters Jrumer Leonard Eisenberg Trenry Anaphente Dretary P. J. Sehlagenhauty Masonic Temple Asecehition Charles Ohlman

Boy Struck by Auto Suffered Only Slight Injuries

George West aged boy son of Mr and Mrs William C West of 802 Jefferson Street was run down near Eighth and Jefferson around 4 PM. He suffered hip and knee injuries, was rendered unconscious, then revived at home and described as resting easily late Tuesday night.

George West William C. West Jefferson Ett Eighth and Jefferson Streets

Woodmen Elect New Officers at North Star Camp

Modern Woodmen, North Star camp No. 4174, elected officers Tuesday in the Eagles hall. The slate included Council Trenry Theis, arbstrist Rose, clerk W J Devers, banker E A Waters, escort J S Pell, watch man Ed Clingingenuth, sergeant White by, managers George Manning Fo Nie haus Charles Zang, physician D D Steiner, sick visitor E A Miller. Installation set for Friday evening January 1 followed by a Dutch lunch.

North Star Eagles Council Trenry Theis Rose W. J. Devers E. A. Waters J. ST. Pell Ed Clingingenuth J. White George Manning Fo Niehaus Charles Zang D. D. Steiner E. A. Miller

Adams County Dentists Meet at Quincy Hotel

The Adams county dentists held their regular meeting with a supper at the Quincy hotel Tuesday. A lat one week from Phared in Hotel Quincy was trans acted and served to members. Kinman arrested Tuesday night on a charge of a worthless check. Akers and Baldwin were arrested at Maiden Lane and will be brought before Police Judge Reardon this morning. Ninian is a laborer.

Adams County Quincy Adams Cartoe Dune Kinman Nigh Akers Baldwin Ching Maiden Lane Reardon Ninian

Reverend Bingaman Addresses Classes on Teaching Methods

Rev I W Bingaman dean of the community training school spoke to classes on methods of teaching. He urged planning how to teach, noting there is no single method and that choice depends on pupil nature and available resources. He described story telling and recitation as two approaches and announced an upcoming convocation talk at 11 o'clock.

I. W. Bingaman Community Training School G. CB. C Coethoel Geers Uroethorne SP Ena Pire Sartre iv Eveninyooan Sasma

Quincy’s Pulse Auto Men In Here-Thie Transfer Details

Report notes transfer discussions and personnel changes involving Lea Rip and Vega Sopdatived with Drwina ui yr details. It covers meeting at the New Century district and a December 15 whist event planned by the Woman's Label league with officers to be elected and a three course luncheon at the Labor temple.

Lea Rip Vega Drwina LL. de A. Santen G. Wallacs Krabi Paves

High School Notes from a Hazy Armory Week

Fragmented high school notes describe the Tish team and others practicing for an upcoming Armory game next Friday. The Yo ALC A. A. and YW clubs plan activities while tickets go on sale, and a Christmas issue is promised with extra content for the Thigh s oey class. Frank hosts a dinner fundraiser, and government forestry picture sides arrive for display at a Thursday assembly.

Beth ALC. A Uland Hills High Schooo

Macomb furniture dealer James Grier dies by gas suicide

James F. Grier a longtime Macomb furniture and undertaking merchant died Sunday morning by inhaling illuminating gas from a main pipe in the basement of his store in the opera house block. His son Louis discovered the body after entering the store about 11:30 and finding a strong odor of gas. The son and relatives summoned doctors and sheriff deputies to assist in reviving him, but the effort lasted over an hour.

Macomb James F. Grier Opera House Louis Ving James IX. Garretson W. Howell

St Marys Pupils Present Matinee and Bazaar

St Mary Academy will host a matinee and bazaar in the school auditorium on Thursday at 2 pm December 6. The program features Festival March, vocal solos, piano pieces, glee club selections, orchestral numbers, and various grade performances including solos, recitations, and ensemble numbers with named pupils such as Pauline Michael Gertrude Winking Margie Warr Catherine Stratton Ruth Ernst Martha Wenning and many others. The event showcases student talents across grades 1 through high school in a festive program accompanying the Christmas season.

St. Mary Academy P. Piel Pauline Michael Trene Selnwartz S.ml AL Gertrude Wwinking Holst Pauline Bakers Ruth Ernst Braga Margie Warr Marie Gertrude Moller Edith Campbell Jurrah Beahomey Iacme S. Sawyer Chorus Fonietta C. Bohn Lina Margaret Cunnane Leece Eee J. R. Bennett Mennelssoh Glee Club Mignon Thomas Dorothy Rehm Spainland V. OV Rogers Kimbro Nathryn Sisson Wilapering Prupe Voc Eeee Reas A. Hawthorne Margie Warr Catherine Stratton Etaite Kimbro Florence Urban Marian Bowers Pola Alfoldy Wrathren Sisson Cornelia Winking Will ‘O the Wisp Jungmann-Loomis Keeki E. Awai Smith Family Catherine Cain Margie Karr Vivian Fay Maria Richey Bernice Morehead

Shank and Wilmore Wed in Vermont Street Church

Mrs. Tzma E. Shank and Silas E. Wilmore both of Chicago were married Tuesday evening in the Vermont Street Methodist church by Rev F A arty A wedding trip will take them to Chicago where Mr Wilmore works as a traveling salesman and is in his route plan The couple will reside in Chicago after the ceremony

River Ripples and Dredge Work Hit Local Waterfront

The Sandburr went to Adama Marine Ways for general repairs owned by William Moritz used in sand dredging at Delaware Street. An excursion launch owned by Andy Moritz moored near Oak Street was to be raked. Engineer Chartres Branham rode Gordie Eastman to Keokuk aboard Sand Bay and returned with a McWilliams dredge. Both boats placed in the bay for winter quarters as Otis Home Guards conducted their regular drill in the Armory Tuesday.

Adama Marine William Moritz Delaware Street Andy Moritz Oak Street Chartres Branham Gordie Eastman Keokuk Sandbay McWilliams Company

Cal Bird Transferred. Slenghuff Replaces Conductor

Brief personals list area residents and travelers with moves and visits. Cal Bird, longtime passenger conductor on the Car thage branch of the Q, transfers to Winfield and Washington branch out of Burlington. J F Slenghuff of Burlington will fill his post. Other items mention Dr H F Lafler chiropractic treatments, Clyde Lindsay of Maywood in Quincy on business, Dr McCumas of New Canton on business, T C Nichols of Nichols Motor Car Co. leaving for St Louis, and various local visits and trips. The Quaincy area notes conclude with an advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine.

Cal” Bird Carthage Winfield and Washington Burlington J. F. Slenghuff H. F. Lafler State Bank Fpidg Clyde Lindsay Maywood Quincy McCumas New Canton T. C. Nichols The Nichols Motor Car Co St. Louis Lyman McCarl L. Thomas Springfield Stannus Twampshire Street J. W. Platte New Boston Rose Koenig Katie Maguire Glavyn G. D. Wobus Ewing St. Paul's Church Hannah Frohme Snyder George M. Ellis Hf. W. Ellis North Sixth Street Cleveland Ohio

Lieutenant Alcen to report DCC 10

Pittsfield December 5 Truman W Allen of this city recently earned a first lieutenant commission in the aviation department and is ordered to report December 16 in San Antonio Texas for training. Elmer Doocy with a second lieutenant commission remains under sealed orders for infantry duty. Mrs. Ollie McGreevey seeks separate maintenance from James McGreevey. case set for April term. Charles P Cummings has moved to St Louis for federal grain inspection bureau appointment. family stays in Pittsfield for now. Civil service exam for rural carriers to be held January 12 in Rockport. eligible county list to be created. Thrift stamps and savings certificates on sale at local post office. Mr and Mrs Marshall Laird move from Verry Oklahoma to the C H Doss residence. Homer Madison to Vandalia Ohio for a new position. A son born to Mr and Mrs Ray Heek Sunday night. they live in southeast city. Rev Pred L Hanscom resigns from Congregational church effective January 1 to lead a large Sycamore Illinois church. The American Lunchette cafe reopen under Herbert Dunham with redecorated interior. Harry White attends Chicago with livestock shipment from southeast farms. Elizabeth Duffield to hold bazar for Red Cross proceeds in Red Cross rooms. Lutheran Ladies circle bazar Saturday in old post office room on northwest square. County Clerk W S Binns issues marriage license to Andrew C McDonald and Lizzie Peterson of New Canton.

Pittsfield Truman W. Allen Aviation Department San Antonio Texas Ife Fort Sheridan Elmer Doocy Ollie McGreevey James McGreevey Charles P. Cummings St. Louis Federal Grain Inspection Bureau Rockport Marshall Laird Verry Okla C. H. Doss Homer Madison Vandalia Joseph Teffries Hanscom Pred L. Hanscom Congregational Church Sycamore Herbert Dunham T. Ro Ghormley Dunham Ray Heek Harry White Chicago Elizabeth Duffield Red Cross Ladies’ Circle Lutheran Church W.S. Binns Hng Andrew C. McDonald Lizzie Peterson New Canton

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