Exemption Board Delivers List of Nonreturning Registrants
A broad list of Quincy registrants who failed to return questionnaires was handed to police for investigation. The document names dozens of individuals across multiple classes and notes the state fire marshal will probe a Christmas morning blaze at the Dew Drop Inn for possible incendiary origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Quincey Exemption Board
Carder Rho
Ety Euceniati Cou
Dew Drop Inn
Front and Broadway
Lambert Lodge 10 Install On Monday
Lambert Lodge 10 prepares for a Monday installation at the Masonic temple. Officiating officers include W S Smith, FMAF, and W H Sprague. Elected officers include Albert Smyths as worshipful master and John W White as senior warden with a reception and dance planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Lodge
Masonic Blue Lodge
Bes
Amtert Lauder
A. FO & Alm
No Formal Call for Draft Men Before Feb 15
Despatch from Washington via Camp Dodge Iowa City informs that final increments of the first national army will not be formally called before Feb 15. Deferred percentages will be placed under new classification rules while quotas are filled, with deficiencies made up from men chosen under old regulations until class one staffing reaches required levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moines
Towa
First National Army
Camp Dodge
Washington
Crowder
First Army
Croweder
Gen. Crowder
Keven
West Point Red Cross Plans New Year Watch Party
West Point Red Cross chapter hosts entertainment and box supper at I O O F hall on New Year’s Eve Monday December 31. Admission 10 and 15 cents. ladies with boxes free. Proceeds fund yarn and material for the Work room. A watch party will follow the box sale to see 1917 out and 1918 in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
American Red Cross
I. O. O. F. Hall
Peoria tragedy links known to Quincyans
E A Strause and Berne M Mead bankers of Peoria and principals in the Peoria tragedy in the Distiller City early this week are well known to Quincyans, especially by C A E Koch secretary treasurer of the Miller Arthur Drug company. Mr Koch is an intimate friend of Mr Strause who shot and killed Mead cashier of the State Trust Savings bank. Geo Thompson manager of the Hotel Quincy and formerly of Peoria is personally acquainted with both Strause and Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Strause
Berne M. Mead
Peoria
Real Estate Transfers and Guardianship Notes
Real estate transfers show Genenbacher to Walter Schroeder for Lot 3 Block 22 in Alstyne addition with $2,100. Elizabeth Bremer to A Scott for part of Fowler block 6. Probate Court Notes report guardianship receipts $1,470.87 and disbursements. Ellen Duyer conservatorship receipts $388.57 disbursements $35.04 balance $353.53. Helen Surmeyer named administratrix of Crescentia Surmeyer estate with $40,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Genenbacher
Walter Schroeder
Geo. P. Clapp
Alstyne
Elizabeth Bremer
A. ©. Scott
Fowler
Martin
Walter Terwische
Ellen Duyer
Helen Surmeyer
Crescentia Surmeyer
County Court Suits: Germann v Huey Judgment Sought
Melinda K. Germann sues Carrie Huey in county court seeking 650 for medical services rendered. The case asks for the specified judgment amount and involves civil litigation over unpaid medical bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melinda K. Germann
Carrie Huey
Marriage Licenses in Macomb Quincy Riverside Victoria area
List of marriage licenses including Albert Morgan and Louise La Master of Macomb, Frank Schauf and Helen Steinbrecher of Quincy, Fred Jansen and Ellen Hilgenbrinck of Riverside, Theodore Johnson and Edna Doran of Victoria Illinois, Merle Wertzler and Esther Mills of Quincy, William Buckner and Emily Johnson of Quincy, W Howard Loraine and Gertries Murray of Loraine, and William Whitley and Mary J Whitley of Brook Port Illinois with ages and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Morgan
Macomb
Louise la Master
Frank E. Schauf
Quincy
Helen Steinbrecher
Fred G. Jansen
Legal
Riverside
Ellen W. Hilgenbrinck
Theodore Johnson
Victoria
Edna H. Doran
Victora
Ill
Merle S. Wertzler
Nokomis
Esther V. Mills
William Buckner
Palmyra
Emily Johnson
W. Howard
Loraine
Erties E. Murray
William W. Whitley
Brook Port ML
Mary J. Whitley
Miss Effie Bernard City Teacher Dies After 40 Years
Miss Effie A Bernard longtime Quincy educator died at 622 12 Broadway Thursday night. Indirectly caused by a paralytic stroke two years earlier she had been bedbound ten weeks with a complication of diseases. She taught in Quincy schools for over four decades, daughter of J C Bernard, member of Vermont Street Baptist Church. Survived by two sisters Mrs E H Osborn and Miss Helen Bernard. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie A. Bernard
Quincy
Broadway
Miss Bernard
J. C. Bernard
Mrs Mary Timothy Dies After Illness at 71
Mrs Mary Timothy died Thursday morning at 8 30 oclock at the home of her daughter Mrs E A Grubb 617 Maple street after an illness of about four years She was born in Wilton Iowa aged 71 years 8 months and 30 days She had lived in this city 16 years and was a member of St Rose of Lima Catholic church She is survived by Mrs Mary Gustafson and E A Grubb of the Grubb home Mrs Thomas Cooper of Canton Ill Mrs John Relfern of Los Angeles Cal and Mrs R S Craig of Keokuk Iowa five sons James F and John of Quincy Thomas of Lincolnville Okla Harry W of Choteau Mont Cosmos of Falls City Neb 25 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren
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Mary Timothy
Mary Jane Timothy
E. A. Grubb
Maple Street
Wilton
Iowa
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
Mary Gustafson
Thomas Cooper
Canton
Ill
John Relfern
Los Angeles
Cal
R. S. Craig
Keokuk
James F
John
Quincy
Thomas
Lincolnville
Okla
Harry W
Choteau
Mont
Cosmos
Falls City
Neb
Funeral services for Adam Stalf at St Boniface Church
Adam Stalf of 216 Ohio street will have funeral services Saturday at 8:30 from Duker undertaking parlors 1034 Maine street and at 9 from St Boniface church. Burial follows in St Boniface cemetery. He is a son of Shepherd NL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Stalf
Ohio Street
Duker Undertaking
Maine Street
St. Boniface Church
St. Boniface
Shepherd
Case Dismissed for James McGinnis in Police Court
The case against James McGinnis charged with vag rancy was dismissed Thursday morning in police court. McGinnis probably has left the city after being held on the supposition he knew something of a theft in St. Louis involving valuable dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGinnis
McGinnis
St. Louis
Plans approved for dragging of Quincy Beverly road
Highway commissioners of Burton Liberty and Beverly townships met with L L Boyer Harvey Riggs and others and approved plans to drag the Quincy Beverly road. Riggs to secure contract and start work soon with split costs shared by the Motor club and county. Dragging already started on the bottom road and will extend to all townships shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commissioners
Burton, Liberty and
Beverly Townships
L. L. Boyer
Harvey Riggs
Quincy Motor Club
Quincy- Beverly Road
Riggs
Broadway
Burton and
Liberty
Melrose
Payson
Quincy
Plainville
Motor Club
Pierson to Address T P A Meeting Tonight
Truman Pierson secretary of the Chamber of Commerce will speak to Post A T P A members at the regular travelers meeting tonight. An invitation has been extended to U C T members to attend. The business session and Piersons talk will be followed by a smoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Pierson
Chamber of Commerce
Post A. T. P. A
Pierson
Will Open Cigar Factory in Quincy
M A Gill of Decatur plans a Quincy cigar factory at 505 Locust Street next week after 12 years in the trade. The venture will produce the five cent Big Q and other graded cigars, aiming to showcase Quincy quality and Woods and to advertise the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Gill
Decatur
Quincy
Locust Street
Gill
A Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles dissolves gravel cure diabetes and rheumatism. It targets men and women and can regulate bladder issues in children. Sold by druggists or sent by mail for 1.00 with testimonials from Dr. BE Hall in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
BE. W. Hall
Olive St. St. Louis
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John Frank D'Arcy
Orville Johnston
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Albert P. Niemeyer
Richard A. Clark
Lawrence W. Schuerfeld
J. Leroy Adair
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Berward
Bmeckime
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George H. Woelbracht
Roscoe Earl Nramer
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Robert A. Hartwell
Harry RB. Martin
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Robert L. George
Roy Simpson
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E.G. Balver
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Henry Po Saever
Lentswick
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Reuter
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Pring
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Fifth St
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