Christmas Church Services and Carol Prayers Across Town
Multiple local churches list Christmas sermons, services, childrens and youth programs, and musical offerings. Highlights include Salem Evangelical at 8:50 am Sunday school and 10 am and 7:30 pm services. First Presbyterian with 9:14 Sunday school and evening topic The Healing Ozone Your Christmas Elevations. Vermont Street Methodist with a 7:30 pm vesper featuring The Story of Christmas. and St. John’s cathedral program after 4 pm.
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H. J. Leemhuis
Jesus
Young People’s Society
First Presbyterian Corner
Eighth and Broadway
R. H. Hartley
Dr. Hartley
Lilian Brown Inghram
E. Society
Ms Church
Seventh and
Vermont Streets
Abraham Letrand
LeGrand
First Baptist Church
Vermont Street Baptist
First Baptist
Vermont Street Baptist Church
Spruce Street Chapel
Emmanuel Chapel
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Church of the Good Shepherd
Twelfth Street
Maine
W. M. Lamble
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Eighth and
Norton M. Rigg
Matthews
Florence Bitter
South Side
Epworth
Evenyone
St. John's Cathedral
Wilken
Spencer Johnson
Will Crooks Smith
Malling
Dubois
Mighty Lord and Savious
Credler
Marly
Noel dAquin
Grace Methodist Church
Fourth and Lind Streets
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Isth
Vermont
IL A.m
Christian Science
Stern
First Union Congregational Church
Twelfth and
Maine Streets
George AL Buttrick
Toc McPherson
The
Chaddock Boys’ School
Kirkepatrick
Local notices and social hints from Quincy era
Fragmented local items report chiropractors and installation services at Moose hall January 5 with speakers General Attorney John Denison and State Manager J H Camel. Also mentions Christmas Savings club at Illinois State Bank, visits by John Carroll and other residents, and local business and social arrivals.
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Laifler
Yeoman of America Lodge
Moose Hall
John Denison
Des Moines
J. H Camel
St Louis
J.C Moore
Illinois State Bank
John Carroll
Kirksvill
Quincy
Styder
Wichard Broan
Walter Westerman Injured Amid Florence Strike Turmoil
Walter Westerman of Quincy endured rocks and sticks hurled at him during a Florence strike clash between soldiers and strikers. He was mistaken for a spy and seriously injured as several people were killed. His travels began in April 1914 from Quincy to New York then Naples. He moved through Europe to Berlin as war broke out, rode to Rotterdam and Liverpool aboard the Lusitania on Sept 12, 1914, spent 1914-15 at Pratt Institute, visited Camp Androscoggin, and returned to Quincy via Chicago with his mother.
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Walter Westerman
Europe
Florence
Italy
Westerman
West
Switzerland
Germany
Berlin
Rotterdam
Liverpool
Lusitania
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
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Camp Androscogbgia
Portland
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Salem Evangelical
East End Christian Church
Twenty-fifth and
High Streets
Steve B. Owings
Bible School
Schol
Synodical Board of Education
Song of Praise
the Angels
Bucky
Angel of the Lord
Bucks
Dressler
Maurice Dickson
George D. Roth
Hebrew Lapp
George de Roth
Frank Smith
Mead Well Dickson
Bible Holiness Mission
North Eighth Street
Roach
Griggsville
Ill
Grace M. E
York Street
East Ave
Lawndale
24Th St
T. C. Poting
Frank
Peggy) Meyer
St. Louis
George Wilson
J. J. Fiieburg
Undertaker
Twelfth and Broadway Merchants’ Association
Scholz and Moyer
Ireland
Will H. Hellhake
Springfield
Josephine Hellhake
Chestnut Street
Hudson
Ford
Collins Plow. Company
North Sixth Street
A. H. Bonebrake
Gem City Business College
Salem
Home Folke
Blue Ribbon Buffet
Hampshire
D. L. Musselman
Loch Box
Qotacy
Ilnols
Malambri
Igsmedia
Milne & Arthur Drug Co
Thomas A. Brown
Mra SG
Churctan WN Strike Field
Akie
Webster
E.eps
Meadville
Utica
Indaw
E. Raph
Denver
Thompson
Bowen
Kespohl-Mohrenstecher's
Coats
New York
Kespohl-Mohrenstecher
Ss Uincy