Emminga Estate Bequeaths All to Widow Daughter and Son
By will dated October 7 1915 and probated after H H Emminga of Golden died the estate is divided among his wife daughter and son executor John J Emminga with bond of 200000. The widow and daughter receive the homestead and all on the premises including the library. All other property passes to the son who must pay the mother and sister 1000 yearly each in quarterly installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Emminga
Golden
W. K
G. H. ‘Govert
Neveda S
Proctor
John J. Emminga
Plans Considered For Future At YMCA Board Meeting
YMCA board meeting reports show sustained growth across departments with 804 total members in December including 572 men and 232 boys. Gymnasium and swimming facilities report strong participation, with 1 805 gym users and 2 301 swimming participants, while religious and club activities note sizable attendances and ongoing programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Religious Work Committee
Life Problem Club
Pi Iota Kappa Club
Camp Fire Club
How to Build Schoolhouses Under New Law
A historical note details compulsory schooling from ages 7 to 16 with penalties for daily absences, limits on holidays, and minimum seven month terms. It outlines old and new building standards for lighting, window placement, and ventilation, including lofty requirements for window positioning, shading, and urinal drainage.
Local notices and city updates in Quincy area
Local briefs from Quincy include a marriage license issued to Albert J. Rottman and C. Caroline Disselhorst by County Clerk Billy Smith. Numerous short items note visits, business, estates, divorces, a new baby girl, and a Christmas Savings club promotion. A M.E. church banquet will feature a turkey supper and guest lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Smith
Albert J. Rottman
Ellington
C. Caroline Disselhorst
Quincy
Giles’ Bros
West Side Square
Ted Urban
Harvey Enlow
Nebraska
Bancroft
William Rupp
W. J. Singleton
Missouri
Singleton
Ferris
Lulu Holstein
Keokuk
Elbert Hansbero
Taylor
James. E. Adams
Jersey Street
Akers
Circuit Court
Nebe
Brinkley
Elmer Richardson
Arthur Mueller
North Fifth Street
Moline
Belle Hutchinson
E. C. Peter
Brookfield
Vermont Street
M. E
Society Elects Officers of Salem Evangelical Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid society of Salem Evangelical Church held its annual meeting on Sunday afternoon to elect officers. President Mrs Margaretha Bastert, vice president Mrs Anna Boschulte, secretary Mrs Margaret Kuchmann, assistant secretary Mrs Sophia Alhmeier, and treasurer Mrs Lisetta Fick were chosen. The group voted to give the hall committee and the congregation $200 each for Christmas presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Society of
Salem Evangelical
Margaretha Bastert
Anna Boschulte
Margaret Kuchmann
Sophia Alhmeier
Lisetta Fick
Shoplifting This Year Not Apparent Says Merchants
A prominent Quincy merchant said shoplifting this year is less than last year, noting many would be thieves caught in the act. Merchants report few public arrests as offenders often settle privately, while store staff remain vigilant during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
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Tle Boys
B& O
Santa Claus
Santa
Maine Street
Emminga Estate
Bon
Bond
YSIS
Lastsee Ee
Dr. Chase
N. Tenth Street
Philadelphia
RY/SUPPLY Co
Rechaing
REP
eSparaNy
Hoatn 6Th Ave
Quincy, Iluwots
Illinois
Universal Percorators
Gunther Hardware Co
Frank’ Millspaugh
First National ‘Bank of
Christmas Savings Club
State Savings Loan & Trust Company
Broadway
South Side
Waldemar
Waldemar Chain
Aobass
Wemakut
Keokul
Palmyra
Mt, Sterling, Hannibal
State Street Bank
American Beauty
M.C. S
Ealers
Adams, Brown, Pike Schuae
Ayler, Bancools and
West
McDonough
W. T. Gillis
Walter Williamson Hoffman
Slymons
B. R. Wood
Bowen, Ill
Tinewell
Til
Rushville
Basco
Augusta
J. M. Thornber
Emil Coeur
Wilcox & Mead
Leo A, McAllister
D. L. Frazer
McCall
Carthage
Colmar
Denver
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