Indian Tribes Organized For YMCA Bible Study
Indian tribes for boys of the YMCA were organized Friday evening with five tribes that will meet weekly during the winter twelve sessions. Four tribes start next week. the fifth waits for a medicine man appointment. Tribes earn points for attendance conduct and lessons, with prizes including an Indian head name plaque and a tribe honor face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmr Biem
C. C. Scott
D. C. Vandaveer
John Deichmann
H. Rodvyers
Lodge Elections Yeoman Lodge Officers Named
Yeoman lodge officers were elected at a Knights of Columbus hall meeting. Foreman S W McIntyre Master of Ceremonies W A Williams Corresponding secretary E A Clow Master accounts C B Schneider Chaplain Celila Dofling and others were announced with an open installation planned for January at St Rose Foresters. St Rose court of foresters elected chief ranger Mary Boyle and officers including Bridget Fountain Agnes Manning Anna Heckenkamp Elia Sullivan Catherine Schwab Margaret Davis Mary Curry with Anna Heckenkamp as delegate and Bridget Fountain as alternate. Quincy Commandery No 77 W H McMein was named as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoman Lodge
Knights of Columbus
S. W. McIntyre
W. A. Williams
E. A. Clow
C. B. Schneider
Celila Dofling
St. Rose Foresters
St. Rose Court of Foresters
Mary Boyle
Raunger
Bridget Fountain
Agnes Manning
Anna Heckenkamp
Elia Sullivan
Catherine Schwab
Margaret Davis
Mary Curry
Elizabeth Ball
Masonic Temple Association Board Meeting In Quincy
Members of the board of directors of the Masonic Temple association met with Quincy Commandery No. 77 Masons at the temple on Friday evening to discuss association affairs.
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Ber
The
Masonic Temple Association
Quincy Commandery
Temple
Escapes Death by Narrow Margin at Saw Mill Accident
Luther Chalmers of Quincy was seriously injured when a saw bit a dog, then struck him in the side just below the heart while running a mill near Birmingham HI. A child narrowly escaped injury as the fragment flew about 50 feet after the blow. Dr. McDaniel treated the wound and Chalmers was taken by train to Blessing hospital in Quincy.
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Birmingham
Luther Chalmers
Quincy
Chalmers
Machine Gunners Drill Weekly For Pay Eligibility
Members of the machine gun company must drill weekly to qualify for pay. Capt D G Nilburn issued orders detailing terms and conditions. Those unable to attend Wednesday evenings may drill with Co F on Monday nights, same for Co PF. Also reports Major J P Summers, formerly adjutant of the second brigade, has resigned. The closing line notes that silence by a suffering woman adds to her burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Nilburn
Co. F
Co. PF
Quincy
J. P. Summers
Illinois
Hill
Quincy Merchant Guarded King of Romania in Past
Louis Rigler a Quincy merchant recalls service in Romania as a body guard to King Carl and later guard at royal palace doors amid Bucharest fall. He joined at 18, served three years, and later manned prisons. He emigrated to America in 1901, settled in Peoria, moved to Quincy four years ago. Insurance adjusters finish today for Monroe Color and Chemical dye works fire loss, estimated at 30 to 33 thousand dollars.
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Louis Rigler
North Third Street
Romania
Carl
Ferdinand
Rigler
Bucharest
Jassy
America
Peoria
Quincy
Monroe Color and Chemical Company
Britton Shaded Robideau in Ten Rounds
Cleveland boxing notes report welterweight champion Jack Britton defeating Sam Robideau of Philadelphia in ten slow rounds Friday night. Britton controlled the affair with steady offense and defense while Robideau pressed but could not capitalize.
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Britton
Robideau
Cleveland
Jack Britton
Sam Robideau
Philadelphia
New German Note May Clarify U S Submarine Pledges
Washington December 9. New information on German submarine actions has raised the possibility of a fresh note to Germany to interpret Berlin's pledges to the United States. President Wilson has not indicated a decision. The Marina case shows six Americans lost but Germany says the ship was not a transport. Britain is being asked for Arabia's status. Officials caution against crisis talk as Teutonic diplomacy weighs options.
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Washington
Germany
Berlin
United States
Wilson
Arabia
Marina
State Department
Great Britain
Teutonic
State Fair Dates Set As Association Elects Officers
Dec 9 A L Spensler of Hutchinson Kansas was elected president of the American Association of Fairs and Expositions at the annual meeting held last night B M Davison of Springfield Illinois was chosen secretary Among the dates fixed Illinois state fair Springfield September 7 to 15
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Ticago
A. L. Spensler
Hutchinson
Kus
American Association of Fairs and Expositions
M. Davison
Springfield
Ill
Crowns of Reward Sermon Highlights Five Heavenly Crowns
Evangelist mounts pulpit to preach on the five crowns promised to faithful Christians. He explains the incorruptible crown for self discipline, the crown of rejoicing for soul winners, the shepherd’s crown for feeding the lambs, the crown of life for endurance unto death, and the righteous crown for those awaiting Christ’s return. He notes even the aged or infirm can pray and that salvation is free but rewards require earns. He claims believers will be weighed for influence and rewards in eternity.
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Heaven
Evangelist
Jesus Christ
Dwight JL. Moody
Billy Sunday
Sam Jones
the Evangelist
Jesus
Fosus
Probate notes in county court reveal multiple wills
John Louis Nicloy wills five children fifty dollars each and leaves the residue to wife Anne as executrix. Conservator appointed for Willie Heine. Henry T. Muehlenfeld estate inventory lists half lots in John Wood’s addition to Quincy and chattels at 1804. Alba Aaron Ruby wills all to Lucinda as executrix. William Sullivan wills all to wife Emma.
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John Louis Nicloy
John
Louis
Ernestine
Karoline
Bertha
Anne
Mary Weidemann
Willie Heine
Henry T. Muehlenfeld
John Wood
Quincy
Alba Aaron Ruby
Lucinda
William Sullivan
Emma
Property Transfers in Seactions and Cemeteries
Robert Stowe transfers 135 acres in section 19 to Abraham Stout for 15800 dollars. Mary Kurk sells 80 acres in Greenmount Cemetery lot 1 block 1 to Henry Stockbecke for 150 dollars. George H. Witt conveys half interest in parcels in section 7 to I L Sherrick for 1500 dollars. Fond du Lac firm sells 240 acres in section 10 to David M. Cummings and Grace C. Bergquist for 9600 dollars. G N Redman transfers half interest in west half of southeast quarter in section 14 to George A. Hendricks.
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Robert Stowe
Abraham Stout
West
Mary Kurk
Henry Stockbecke
Greenmount Cemetery
George H. Witt
I. L. Sherrick
Grace C. Bergquist
New York
Cres
G. N. Redman
George A. Hendricks
Land transfer details for New Liberty area
80 acres sold for 3000 dollars from Steven G. Lawless to Enoch Swist in block 16 of A W Dudley’s addition to New Liberty town. second deed records 1000 dollars for a separate parcel from Steven G. Lawless to Enoch Swist in the same addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven G. Lawless
Enoch Swist
A. W. Dudley
Town of
New Liberty
Labor Temple and Beer Bottlers split bowling night winnings
Labor Temple Association won three straight over Beer Bottlers at Labor Plo alleys Friday. Lehbrink led with high score 180 and top average 170. Team scorers included Vorndam Schnier Ringstorf Manning and Reuter among others. next schedule Painter s L T A Monday night.
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Labor Temple Association
Lehb
Lehbrink
Wees
Vorndam
Schnier
Ringstorf
Manning
Tods
Lehbri
Lehbril
Stoppered Croup Cough Relief Noted By Georgia Mother
Billie Mayberry of Err Ga reports two children began choking and coughing three weeks ago. A bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar given before bed stopped the attack and the kids slept through the night. The remedy is pitched as a lowpriced cold and cough treatment by Miller & Arthur Drug Co. Adv.
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Eldren
Billie Mayberry
Croup
Foley
la Grippe Coug Miller & Arthur Drug Co
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W. HH. MccMein
Joneses
Wei Pathe Jonesey
Quincy National Bank
Hampshire Sts
Quincy Merchant
King’s Guard
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Crown of the Righteous
Sophie Wassman
Industrial Board
Illinois Civil Service
Clyde McNay
Missouri-Pacific Ry
St. Louis
Senator McNay
Quincy High School
Marietta Powell
Mary Schwab
Helen Geyer
Theresa Rickenberg
Dunbar Williamson
Govrnment
Mr. L. EB. Welsenburger
President Wilson
Chicago
Julia Sinnock
University of Ilinois
Harry Lenane
St. Francia College
Gerhard & Hey, Inc
Cloyd H. Penney
Montana Power Co
Billings
Mont
Tri State Credit Asociation
Filinsonr
Quincy, Ill
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