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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1918

Page

12

Nurses Led Flu Care By County Committee In Adams

Mrs James Riggs Adams County chairman of the C N D speaks for practical nurses who volunteered to care for flu patients. She clarifies the N D did not enlist nurses, Red Cross provided jackets and masks, and W F Kirtley ran the nurse bureau at C N D expense. Only forty nurses volunteered, facing danger and long hours, with some earning standard nurse wages, others volunteering for maternity cases.

James Riggs Riggs R Egs Quincy Adams County Woman's Committee Red Cross Bureau of Practical Nurses W. F. Kirtley Missouri Quincey Adama County Bureau of Nurses

Liberty Bonds Found In Estate Inventory

Chicago probate reveals A Stamford White former Chicago Board of Trade president subscribed for 162 900 dollars in Liberty bonds. The estate totals 1 178 501 dollars in stocks bonds notes and real property 400 000 dollars real estate, left in trust for his widow son and daughter.

Chicago A. Stamford White Chicago Board of Trade Bla

Church Lecture Series Announces Two January Talks

On Thursday January 9 at the Presbyterian church Rev G L Losh speaks on Missions and Missionaries. Friday January 10 at Luther Memorial Rev F A McCarty discusses Families Schools Colleges and Youth.

Presbyterian Church G. L. Losh Luther Memorial F. A. McCarty

Personal notices and social events excerpt

Fancy carnations sold at Heckenkamps while local residents attend dances and concerts. Harmful injuries recoveries, military furloughs, and farewells fill the community notices as churches, theaters, and the Labor Temple host dances and orchestras. Notables include Herbert Wenders improving after an accident, transfers at local businesses, and planned trips to Chicago and New York.

Heckenkamps Herbert Wenders Channon-Emery Foundry St. Mary’s Hospital Fuelbier Bob Roberts Halbach-Schroeder’s Quincy Freiburg William Steinbeck Chicago Y. M. C. A. College Wiskirchen Undertaker Association Wilkes Gilmer H. F. Lafler State Bank Walter Davidson New York City Davidson Millinery Company Richard Simmons Camp Sevier S. C Herbert Simmons Riverside O'Farrell Labor Temple Dance George Terwische New York McPike Maywood J. B. McPike Earle Caldwell United States Food Administration Nebraska L. C. Flagg Oak Park Labor Temple Morton Hodges Army Services Reed Drug Store Wes Shinn William Shinn Park Place Carl Zang The Swift and Company W. M. Gamble Lancaster Good Shepherd Church R. R. Leever Burroughs Adding Machine Company Aberdeen S. D Paul Cobbey M. H. Roberts Golden St. Mary Hospital Labor Temple Dance Committee

Electric Wheel Team Wins Another Game

The Electric Wheel team and the Y M C A defeated Company E and Channon Emery baseball nines in two Industrial Baseball League games at the Y gym Saturday night. The first game ended as a walkover for Electric Wheel with Chewing and Riley as batteries. the second, 47 to 0 at seven innings, with Humphrey and Riley as Electric Wheel batteries and Baldwin and Summers for Company E.

Electric Wheel Company E Channon Emery Y Gym Chewing and Riley Baldwin Summers Humphrey Borman Ehart Otis Elevator

Princeton Professor Edward A. Stevens Reported Safe

A cablegram via the Red Cross from Kjolen Haven Norway says Sargeant Edward A Stevens instructor of physics at Princeton University who was believed killed in France is alive and will return soon. He has not been released from Germany.

Princeton N. J

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ORS, Riggs IK ‘Mover Federation of Churches Iesunday Congregational Church R. H. Hartley Interchurch Union Central Baptist David S. Wahl Christian Church I. W. Bingaman Vermont R. V. Meigs Laine DOD Copenhagen
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