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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1917

Page

5

Cleaner River Front for City at Chamber Meeting

Directors of the Chamber of Commerce moved toward river front improvement and a publicity fund for a state road bond program. They invited Park and Boulevard, Rotary, Ad Club and Civic Improvement League to cooperate on upcoming plans and meetings.

River Front Chamber of Commerce Park and Boulevard Association Rotary Club Quincy Ad Club Civic Improvement League Quincey Auto Show Armory M. Edward Fawestt Truman T. Pierson Mr. Pierson Quincy Emergency League Woman's Forum The Quincy Motor Club City Council Board of Supervisors Adams County Oscar Arntzen Arntzen Anne J. Wood Women's Forum Chamber Hollinois Highway Improvement Association Bloomington Chamber of Commeres

Chamber of Commerce backs food conservation efforts

At a joint meeting of the Food Conservation Committee delegates from the Women’s Home Improvement association, the Chamber of Commerce defending its wartime civic role. It highlighted financing, coordination with government food administration, and Red Cross use of quarters, while noting rising expenses and a need for funds. Mrs. Baldwin funded booster expenses and eyed women’s membership. The group organized for Adams County Centennial leadership, food price regulation, and defense activities, with significant turnout at a November 12 membership meeting. The chamber aided food demonstrations, advised grocers on organization, and expanded facilities with new lights and a parlor setup in the Armory period.

Chamber of Commerce Chamber A. TE Zoller Co. E Illinois National Guard Quincy Eeee Eee Women’s Home Improvement Association Levi Food Administration American Red Cross Society Horace H. Bancroft Jacksonville Juanes E. Adams Geo. A. Dinkert Joan A.thompson Jos. L. Thomas Adams County Centennial Association S. B. Montgomery Wilneis Harry A. Wheeler Chicago Atlanta John KR. Wheeler State Armory Wheeler Quincey Council of National Defense United States James Thumilton Lewis Y. W. C. A. Army Fund Lima Armory M. Edward Fawcett Geo. A. Binkert House Committee Taylor Road Rotary Club Quincy Motor Club Quincy Banks Rotary Merchants’ Association

Quincy City Press Surges Toward Unified Road Plan

A Tay lor road conference unites presidents and officials to repair two bridges and launch a cooperative road improvement movement. The month sees 61 meetings in the building, plus ongoing Red Grass society sessions and daily voter registration efforts.

Taylor Road Eacth United Plan Red Grass Society Quincy Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association Jos. J. Fischer Quincy American Railway Men's Council of National Defense

Socialist Minister Dies in West Frankfort Mine Disaster

Paul H. Castle, a socialist minister and leader, died in a West Frankfort mine disaster. The Camp Point, Illinois native was born March 14, 1873, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Castle, received notice Tuesday. The message gave no details on the death.

Camp Point Paul H. Castle West Frankfort William Castle Paul Hi. Castle Christian Church Pleasant View

Minister and socialist leader marked by family ties

The obituary notes a man who began ministry studies at Eureka College and Canton Christian College, served 18 years in various charges, then became a socialist leader. He married Ida Huff in Carbondale in 1911, leaving a widow, a son, his parents, a sister, and two brothers including Glenn Castle of Galesburg. Funeral plans were not announced.

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