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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1918

Page

11

Celebration for soldiers and sailors in county

A large Friday December 27 celebration at the courthouse will honor homebound soldiers and sailors. Guests from city and county, uniformed veterans receive name and rank badges at the door. Each room hosts a different amusement with refreshments, dancing, moving pictures, a community sing at 8, and a reception for veterans and families.

Wardy Linneman-Linneman wedding in Roel Methodist home

Miss Bertha Linneman daughter of Mrs Hannah Linneman and Alexander Hardy of Garden Nebraska were married Wednesday evening at the bride’s home by Rev Carl Bush pastor of the Roel Methodist church They will reside in Garden Post office staff rotate at the stamp window due to Christmas mail rush and influenza shortages at the facility

Braxelton W. N. Brazelton F. F. Dawson Cincinnati Ursa Fern Laycock Trene Brazelton Newman Grove Neb Merrill Comfort Iildred Brazelton Lincoln Harold Bloomington Roy Macomb Harold Brazeltog Lb. B. Farnsworth Comfort Chester Wilcox John Guinan Ed Cameron Chicago Elmer Lummis John Carroll John White

Personal notices and local happenings crowd Quincy pages

A dense column lists local society notes. It mentions Charles Stern of J Stern & Sons visiting Quincy as guest of manager Charles H. Rosenheim and store staff, plus multiple mentions of Christmas shopping, influenza cases, hospitaliveness, and routine civic notices. Several names appear: R E Hackman reports 100 soldiers and sailors returning to Quincy for Christmas events at the courthouse. W T Duker Co figures in ads. others include Fred Schildman, Edward Dorkenwald, Mrs. Byerley, and Rev. Oscar Olson among various hospital and community updates.

Court House Charles Stern J. Stern & Sons New York City Charles H. Rosenheim Tayor's R. E. Hackman Federal Labor Examiner Quincy Morse's Fred Schildman Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Warsaw Mercantile Bank Hancock County W. T W. T. Duker Co, A. C. Hellhake Molier & VandenBoom Lumber Company Owl Erde Beatty Los Angeles Cal Harry Beatty Tom Beatty Kris Kringle Giles Bros Sonora Charles Byerley Blessing Hospital Bartenders’ Union Labor Temple Globe-Wernicke E. J. Taylor & Co W. J. Huggins United States Adams County Bockenhoff's Cornelia Huechteman H. F. Lafler State Bank Oscar Olson Kentucky Street Methodist Church L. E. Kettlekamp Lucy Werner North Sixth Street St. Mary Hospital Robert Reuter South Eighth Street Helen Taylor, Me Mays Benson Court House Pharmacy Marvy Dickhut Walter Stockheker County Exemption Board Hampshire Street Reom Sincis State Bank

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