Jones Encourages Quincy Clean Up Effort by County Officials
Evangelist Bob Jones urged Quincy area listeners to back county officials in cleaning up the town and restoring its name. He claimed a clean city can be achieved with county action even without city leadership, and urged country residents to vote in the upcoming election to back reform. Adams County Day drew about 2000 from townships and churches, with diverse delegations joining the rally at the tabernacle and plans for further sermons and outreach.
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Bob Jones
Big Tabernacle
Quincy
Jesus Christ
Quincey
Adams
Jesus
Adams County
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Tabernacle
County Board of Supervisors
Jones
Ellington Township
Liberty Township
Liberty
Tipperary
Fowler
Aileen
Leta Hagneyer
Riverside
Gilmer
Melrose Chapel
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Young Men's Christian Association
F. Scott McBride
Im- Moss Anti-Saloon League
Yo Aec
McBride
Hines
Dixie Land
G. H. Mein
Jones Thunderbolts Sermon Sparks Splashing Cleanliness Faith
A fiery revival talk stressing salvation through Jesus Christ crucified urges moral renewal and practical cleansing. The preacher mocks intellectual pride, notes the need for baptismal soap and water, and recalls stories of conversions from Quincy to Joplin as examples of transformed lives.
Local personals note a varied mix of visits and travels
Snyder's new cabs operate from 25e Phone 101 as Mrs G W Taberne of 823 Broadway plans a two week Chicago visit to see her parents. May Crockett of 823 Broadway departs for Berkeley. Mrs John Cowell of Denver returns from a visit at 133 East Avenue. Jacobs advertises Austrian plates and La Vallieres. Oliver Williams of Little Metal Wheel Works heads to Minneapolis for business. J L Stout of Moberly traces family trip via Quincy with funeral in Clayton. Julius L Klemme recovers from surgery at Blessing. Mrs Martha Clow of 819 State ill at home. Myrtle Ferguson, 11, recovers from St Mary’s hospital operation. Doerr Dept. Store features silver fruit knives and 86-inch Messaline. Charles Johnston travels to New York on business. Mrs Mary Weiler and Isa belle Weiler head to Long Beach after visiting kin. Mae Waldron returns from Chicago with Haliburton, formerly Waldron. Jacobs markets cultured pearl rings. Doerr Dept. Store flags Blessing hospital site demolition of Jessing homestead. Edith Walterman returns from Mendon millinery season. Mr and Mrs E Ollars tour Chicago Detroit New York for three weeks. St Johns Cathedral Guild bazar at 525 Maine with lunch, supper and sales. S. S. Clutch of Kinderhook visits Quincy. Red Cross Christmas seals sale continues at post office until Christmas. IH W Crawmer to Chicago for 191 conference. Mal Schroeder, ex-Quincy, in Chicago real estate. Roy Krueger ill with appendicitis at 1869 State Street.
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Sture
Oliver Williams
Minneapolis
Minn
Williams
Little Metal Wheel Works
J. L. Stout
Moberly
That City
Kansas City
Quincy
Clayton
Julius L. Klemme
Blessing Hospital
Jacobs
Martha Clow
State Street
Myrtle Ferguson
Augusta
St. Mary’s Hospital
Doerr Dept
Charles Johnston
Johnston and Plank Company
New York City
Mary Weiler
Isabelle
Long Beach
Cal
Weiler
Charles
Joseph Weiler
William Waldron
Walter Halliburton
Chicago
Haliburt
Park Place
G. A. Gilbert
New Canton
Hlessing
Suesday
Milton Hess
Lieser
Sslessing Hospital
Spring Street
Jessing
Edith Walterman
North 9Th Street
Mendon
Mendon Mercantile Co
E. Ollara
Detroit
St. John's Cathedral
IH. W. Crawmer
Ihnais
Mal Schroeder
Roy Krueger
Croup Relief Reported From Foley’s Ton y and Tar
Billie Mayberry of Eckert Georgia recalls two children falling ill with croup. A dose of Foley’s Honey and Tar was given before bed and the cough ceased with sleep that night. By morning the cough and croup signs had disappeared. Miller and Arthur Drug Co. ad.
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Billie Mayberry
Eckert
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co.Adv
Minister Quits Princeton Professor Dr Van Dyke Resigns
Dr Henry Van Dyke of Princeton University letters resignation to the president in Washington. The resignation is accepted. He has served at The Mague for nearly four years and the reason is not disclosed.
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Henry van Dyke
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
van Dyke
Mague
Pine Tar Hones Remedy for Colds and Coughs
A vintage advisory touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar for neglected colds turning chronic. It claims soothing relief of throat irritation and easier breathing, with antiseptic action against germs, suitable for croup sore throat and bronchial issues. Available from druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
Wedding Record Tied By Judge Lyman McCarl
Quincy judge Lyman McCarl marks six year record of 287 marriages in county judicial chambers. The first ceremony occurred on election night six years ago with Alice Ma Wilson and Earl E. Stotler of LaPrairie among the couples. Officials watched as the nervous judge performed, praising his evolved ceremony through many happy unions.
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Lyman McCarl
Piasty
Mies
Alice Ma Wilson
Earl E. Stotler
LaPrairie
Court House
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