Local man Chris Schultheis dies suddenly at home
Chris Schultheis of 639 12 Jersey street died suddenly Friday morning at age 14 following a morning routine. Coroner Lawrence Amen ruled death from valvular heart disease after an inquest. He was born in Quincy on April 10, 1812, a pharmacist who ran a Quincy drug store. Survived by wife Amelia Jane, three sisters Helen Hattie and Mrs Emuna Notter, and three brothers Ed Albert Henry. memorial details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Schultheis
Jersey Street
Lawrence Amen
Schultheis
Mr. Schultheis
Quincy
School of Pharnacy
Philadelphia
Amelia Jansen
Helen
Hattie
Emuna Notter
Chicago
Albert
Independence
Kansas
Henry
Los Angeles
Cab
Local Woman Found Dead. Inquest Set
Mrs. Mary Moore, colored, of 123 North Ninth Street, was found dead in her home at about 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. She leaves no immediate relatives. Coroner Lawrence Amen will hold an inquest at 8 30 o'clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moore
North Ninth Street
Lawrence Amen
Funeral Service for John Eberhardt Held at Freiburg Chapel
The funeral was held at 1:30 PM Friday in the Freiburg chapel with Rev. W C A Martens of St. John's Lutheran officiating. Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer and Mrs. John Chnemus sang as Cigarmakers' union members Charles Aldag, Henry Hemker, Christ Schrand, Walter Aldag, Fred Barth and William Schild served as bearers. Burial followed in Woodland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eberhardt
Freiburg
W.C. A. Martens
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Henry Pfeiffer
John Chnemus
Cigarmakers’ Union
Charles Aldag
Henry Hemker
Christ Schrand
Walter Aldag
Fred Barth
William Schild
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral services for Gerhard H. Bartelt at home
The funeral of Gerhard H. Bartelt was held at 3 pm Friday at his home 1104 Adams Street with Rev. A W Fruechte of St Pauls Evangelical church officiating. The service drew a large crowd and a street car carried mourners to the Green Mount Cemetery. pallbearers were Ienry Holtmann Henry Thieman Claus Patgens John Starkel Joe Becker and William Hoener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard
Bartelt
Adams Street
A. W. Fruechte
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Ienry Holtmann
Henry Thieman
Claus Patgens
John Starkel
Joe Becker
William Hoener
Gurial
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral for Wilford Fuller Held at St Peter’s Church
The funeral was held at 8:30 a.m. Friday at the home 1120 Jersey street and at 9:00 a.m. at St. Peter’s Catholic church officiated by Rev. Father J J Driscoll. A large attendance and beautiful floral offerings accompanied the service. Bears were R Judd Robert Buerken Art Kaempen Homer Jobe Harry Reeder and Clarence Obrock. Burial followed at St. Peter’s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Fuller
Jersey Street
St. Peter's Catholic Church
J. J. Driscoll
R. Judd
Robert Buerken
Art Kaempen
Homer Jobe
Harry Reeder
Clarence Obrock
St. Peter's Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs Anna Louisa Hoener
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Louisa Hoener will be held at 2 PM Sunday at her home 701 Monroe street with private rites and at 2:30 PM at St Pauls Evangelical church. Burial follows in Woodland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Louisa Hoener
Monroe Street
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs John Mul doon of Ft Logan Mont
Funeral services for Mrs John Mul doon of Ft Logan Montana will be held at 8 30 am Tuesday in the family home 917 Oak Street and at 9 am in St Boniface Catholic Church Burial will follow in St Boniface Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Muldoon
Ft. Logan, Mont
Helen Lamy
Oak Street
St. Boniface Catholic Church
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Eliza Mellen Today
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Eliza Mellen will be held at 10 30 this morning at the Mumper undertaking chapel Burial will follow in Graceland cemetery Flowers are requested to be omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mellen
Mary Eliza Mellen
Mumper Undertaking Chapel
Graceland Cemetery
Funeral Held For Mrs Cecelia Dick At Freburg Chapel
The funeral of Mrs Cecelia Dick was held at 2 30 Friday afternoon in the Freburg chapel with Rev Emil Goetz of the German Bethel Methodist church officiating. Burial followed in Graceland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Dick
Freburg Chapel
Emil Goetz
German Bethel Methodist Church
Graceland Cemetery
North Side Boat Club Masquerade Ready Tonight
The 23rd annual masquerade at the North Side Boat Club house is set for this evening with dancing at 8:30. The Rischer orchestra will provide music as attendees in costume vie for three prizes. B Herleman chairs the committee, with B Purdy as secretary treasurer and several members overseeing floor duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Boat Club
Rischer Orchestra
B. Herleman
B. Purdy
Fred Schaefer
J. L. Has
They Let Him Sleep Soundly They Let Him Sleep Soundly
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills claiming to cure sleepless nights and eliminate nocturnal awakenings. It presents testimonials from M. Strange of Gainesville Georgia and A R Okrug Ltd praising relief from back pain and restless sleep after using the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Strange
Mt Sterling man injured in runaway accident
William Sullivan, 32, of Mt Sterling, is in serious condition after his wagon upset while unloading a hog. The incident six miles north of Mt Sterling caused a brain injury with a possible abscess. Doctors from Quincy anticipate transfer if surgery becomes necessary. Sullivan leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sullivan
Mt. Sterling
Quincy
Mr. Sullivan
Peters
Knapheide
Sullivan
May Change Wiring Rules In City Code
The city council ordinance committee will likely urge changing chapter 26 on electrical wiring to align with the National Fire Underwriters national code at the next council meeting. Local electrical union reps say new rules would help, potentially reducing fires due to defective wiring as the code gains broader adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fire Underwriters
Need More Relief Supplies for Matron Jessie Caldwell
Police Matron Jessie Caldwell appeals for clothing especially women and children dresses certs underwear and shoes to aid 10 to 20 destitute persons daily. Quincy residents urged to donate, clothing will be collected via the police station at number 142 and picked up with minimal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Caldwell
Quincy
Monthly muster at Soldiers' and Sailors' Home
Soldiers and sailors home holds monthly muster Sunday at 7 30 am. Comrades urged to attend. Updates include S W Norris newly admitted who will sound the call, cottage 22 residents, visits, illness and death notes, a New Year menu, and upcoming inventory and state property count under the quartermaster's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Norris
Tinck
Cottage 22
Ermine
Mamie Spratts
Galesburg
Michael Cashman
James Kitts
Memphis
B. W. Rowland
General Kitchen
Metropolis
E. Ward
Citer
Houser
Springfield
Ray
Deeds Recorded In Hancock and Adams Counties
Deeds filed show Theodore S. Balfour of Augusta transferring to Samuel McNay of Mendon a 100 acre parcel spanning Hancock and Adams counties for 15000 dollars. Elizabeth Cook deeds 165 feet of lot 6 block 22 Walton Heights to Lucian Ellan for 150 dollars. Fredericka Kespohl transfers to Margaret Kespohl a 165 foot portion of section 12 township 4 range 1 in Adams County. A lot located at 124 South Twentieth Street in Quines is also noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore S. Balfour
Augusta
Hancock County
Samuel McNay
Mendens
S.W
Adams County
Elizabeth Cook
Lucian Ellan
Walton Heights
Fredericka Kespohl
Margaret Kespohl
Walliama South
South Twentieth Street
Quines
Mann and Lentnot vie for speaker as House balance shifts
James R. Mann, longtime Republican minority leader, aims to be speaker in the new congress beginning March 4. Insurgent I Lentnot of Wisconsin also seeks the post, backed by Augustus P Gard ner of Massachusetts. With no majority for either party, independents hold the balance of power in the new House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Mann
House of Representatives
Congress
I. Lentnot
Wisconsin
Augustus P. Gardner
Massachusetts
House
Farm Bureau hosts meeting with revised by laws Palmyra
Palmyra Missouri Friday farmers day featured a Farm Bureau meeting approving a revised constitution and by laws. William Hirth of Columbia spoke on farmer cooperation as Marion county members show growing interest. Local events include a revival, lodge work, and Christmas gifts from families and Dr I S Lucy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Farm Bureau
Bureau
William Hirth
Columbia
Marion County
T. A. Chryston
Bellington
Iowa
Mr. Chryston
Frances Boulware
Chicago
James Hastings
Kentucky
I. O. O. F. Lodge No. 228
Pittsfield Reports Largest Holiday Trade Cash Poll
Pittsfield merchants announce the biggest holiday trade in years with cash sales a highlight. Shoppers from county farms visited stores as roads stayed good. Gifts in demand included hose ribbons gloves and other accessories. Notable visits include Miss Lee Merritt of Carlinville and Mrs Street of St Louis. A charity ball is planned for New Year's night with Agenda club members organizing and Bush donating a hall van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Yalatide
Lee Merritt
Carlinville, Til
Walter Carey
Street
St. Louis
Carey
Harry Branch
Caroline Grote
Macomb
Shea
Lucy Conboy
John W. Conboy
Hamilton
Ohio
Conboy
Richwood
Otto
Charles Conboy
Quincy
Fla
Dick Conboy
Mia
Ta Connor
Phoenix
Aria
Phil
Roy
Tima
Albert Brucker
Ltie
Hicagny
Isaac Strauss
Agenda Club
Aponswera
Mra
W. OC
Bush
Musle
Lyric Orchestra of
Hannibal
Payson Chapter Installs Officers At Public Ceremony
Payson Illinois December 30 Payson Chapter O E S held a public installation of officers Tuesday night in a ceremony followed by a banquet. Installing officer was Mrs Anna Tuffle grand lecturer of the Order of the Eastern Star state of Minds with installing marshal Edith Winter installing chaplain Mary B Farwell and installing organist Carrie Fisher all past matrons of Alpha Chapter Quincy Illinois. New officers included Goldie Maher worthy matron Charles E Gabriel worthy patron Mary Seward associate matron Edna Wharton secretary Ada Howard treasurer Maggie Peters conductress Francis Warner associate conductress Ethel Truman chaplain Malinda Lawrence marshal Lucy Truman organist Nettle Forgy Ada Maggie Gabriel Ruth Rebecca Habtghorst Esther Fannie Grace Martha Carrie Brown Elect Sophia Schmidt warden Mel George Baker. Rev Brown suffers sciatica. Florence Brown ill Quincy Christmas. Charles W Seymour high school dedication Saturday. College students home for holidays Chauncy Maher Carson Gabriel Margaret Elliott Merle Blauser Doris Elliott Carrie Wisher Harriet Robbins Loren Griggs Hey. Christmas church entertainment well attended. Mrs Marie Dunn improved Mrs Ray McCullum back from Lincoln. It is folly to marry a grass widow for the purpose of having your grave keep green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson
Payson Chapter
Anna Tuffle
Order of the Eastern Star of the State of Minds
Edgvth Winter
Mary B. Farwell
Alpha Chapter
Quincy
Carrie Fisher
Catharine Blauser
Goldie Maher
Charles E. Gabriel
Mary Seward
Edna Wharton
Ada Howard
Maggie Peters
Francis Warner
Ethel Truman
Malinda Lawrence
Lucy Truman
Nettle Forgy
Ada
Maggie Gabriel
Ruth
Rebecca Habtghorst
Esther
Fannie Grace
Martha
Carria Brown
Sophia Schmidt
George Baker
Mel
Brown
Misa Florence Brown
Charles W. Saymour
Il Vh
Chauncy Maher
Illinois University
Carson Gabriel
Margaret Elliott
Merle Blauser
Knox College
Doris Elliott
Oxford
Ohio
Carrie Wisher
Riverside
Chicago
Harriet Robbins
Danville
Loren Griggs
Urbana
Hey
Binesa
Marie Dunn
Ray, McCullum
Tincoln
Ill
Prof Far Home From Springfield
S DD Faris county superintendent of schools attended the 68rd annual Illinois State Teachers Association meeting in Springfield with focus on county superintendents. The executive committee included Ben L Smith and H H Vasconcel Jog. Topics covered legislation offices tenure textbooks and community betterment. Faris plans to apply discussed methods locally after the sessions. Nearby, John Eberhardt a Quincy cigar maker working in Carthage died from exposure under a bridge near Springfield. Mr Hooper probation officer for Pike county died, funeral held in Pittsfield where his family traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
S. DD. Faris
Illinoig State Teachers’ Association
Springfield
Capitol Building
Faris
Senate Chamber
Ben L. Smith
Pekin
H. H. Vasconcel- Jog
Jacksonville
Prof
John Eberhardt
Quincy
Herman Niehaus
Tony Milborn
George Houtchens
Alva Williams
G. P. Harper
Pittsfield
Christmas Visits And Local Notables In New Canton ILL
Frances Wilma and Russel Gard visited relatives in Bloomington departing Saturday while the family returns Thursday morning. Several locals and visitors are noted including Macomb, Navana, Quincy, and Chicago connections. One death reported Dorothy Fuller, who had been ill for weeks, died Thursday afternoon at about 2 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Canton
Ill
Frances, Wilma
Russel Gard
Bloomington
I. E. Donohoe
Philip
Macomb
Dorothy Donohoe
Navana
Morris Williams
St. Louis
Edward, Jr
Azalia Mcfarland
Quincy
Lewis N. Baker
Oklahoma
William Metz
Chicago
William Roan
Harriett Shipman
Ed Scally
Miss Havella
Taylor Strubinger
Ralph Holom
Mesd
Kansas City
P. Shipman
Cloyd Saxbury
Bowling Green
Edith Hartsock
Hannibal
Blanch Ogre
J. F. Baucom
Louisiana
Leslie Crews
Mexico
Cecile Collier
Irene
Burlington
Iowa
Philip Smith
Latter Day Saints
The
B. Church
Tittle Dorothy Fuller
Hadley wood sawing bee brings neighbors together
In Hadley on December 27 a family gathering turned into a community wood sawing bee at the Kendrick place. Dozens of relatives and friends joined Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor, sharing food and fellowship while the engine and saw were kept busy. The group included Blanche Fowler, the Istners, the Inek family, Windmiller clan, Moore and many others, with tales of frontier social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Hadley
Henry Taylor
Kendrick Place
Grandpa
Grandma Taylor
Blanche Fowler
Andrew Inek
Grace
Alta
Pittsfield
Clay Inek
Henry Istner
Henry
Jessie
Andrew
Jacob
Clare Istner
Q. O. Windmiller
Raymond
Hazen
Robert
Gladys
Pauleene
Roderick Moore
Roderick
Colorado
Q. O. Clopp
Emory Haskin
Melvin
Karel
Russel
John
Emma
Erma
Lillian
Wilson Baily
Carol McCarter
Wayne Royalty
Bruce
Owen Mink
Montgomery Nye
Methodist church schedule and services overview
Grace Methodist Lind and Fifth streets led by Rev G J Losh holds morning service at 10:20 with reception of new members and Epworth league at 6:80. evening sermon Timely Thoughts. Vermont Street Methodist at Vermont and Highth with Rev G F Oliver hosts watch services 9:30 to 1, Sunday school 9:16, morning service 10:80, Junior league 3:60, Epworth league 6:45, evening sermon 7:30. Waton night services till 12. Bethel Jefferson and Twelfth led by Rev Emil Gontz hosts Sunday school 9:15, German service 10:30, Epworth league 6:45, evening 7:45. Sirat German Kentucky and Eighth led by Rev A I Hertzler has Sunday school 9:16, morning service 20:30, League 7, evening 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Methodiat
J. Losh
Epworth League
Vermont Street
Bethel—Jefferson
Twelfth
Emil Gontz
Epworth
Kentucky
A. I. Hertzler
Baptist churches timetable across Jersey City streets
Listed Sunday activities include Sunday schools at 9 45 and 9 15 and 3 00 p m. preaching at 11 00 a m. Young Peoples meetings at 6 45 p m. and gospel services. Pastors named Rev Thomas Stephenson and Rev T L Smith with locations on Vermont Street Vernonmont Cedar and Twenty second Eighth and Elm streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Vermont Street
Vernmont
Seventh Streets
Thomas Stephenson
First Baptist
Jersey
Fourth Streets
Young Peoples Meeting
Immanual Chapel
Cedar and
Twenty-second
Coves
Eighth and
Khy
Eighth
Elm Streets
T. L. Smith
Good Shepherd Parish Service Times Updated
Good Shepherd, Maing and Twelfth, Rev. W M Gamble, priest in charge, announces services. Matins at 7:00, Holy Eucharist at 7:30 and 11:00, Sunday school at 10:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Gamble
Cathedral Services at St John Hampshire Street
The Cathedral of St John at Hampshire and Seventh hosts Holy Eucharist at 7:86 and 11 a.m. with a Sunday school session at 10:00. Rev. W. O. Cone serves as priest and officiant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John
Hampshire
W. O. Cone
Congregational Church Service Times and Subjects
Rev. George Arthur Buttrick leads services at First Twelfth and Maine Street Congregational Church. Sunday school 9:45, morning 11:00, evening 7:39. Morning topic The Changing and the Unchanging. Evening topic While the Year Dies. Christ Sunday school 9:15. German service 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth
Maine Street
George Arthur Buttrick
Christ
Scientist Church Schedule and Reading Rooms Details
The First Church of Christ Vermont and Eighteenth lists Sunday school at 9 45 morning services at 11 00 and Wednesday evening meetings at 7 00 pm. Free reading rooms in the Stern building open daily excluding Sunday from 9 00 am to 6 00 pm. Morning subject is Christian Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
Vermont
Stern
Christian Science
Presbyterian Service Schedule At Broadway Church
R H Hartley pastor leads Sunday School at 9 15 Morning worship at 10 30 Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 The morning topic is Why Christmas Makes for Great Joy Vesper service at 4 o clock with no evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Broadway and Eighth
R. H Hartley
Christian Endeavor
Lutheran church services and Sunday schedules
Luther St Jacobs Lutheran Church at Washington and Eighth led by Rev G D Hana offers Sunday school and Bible classes at 9:00. Luther Memorial Jersey and Twelfth with Rev I W Wingaman holds Sunday school at 9:25 and service at 10:50 followed by junior C E at 2 pm and C E at 6:45 with an evening sermon at 7:46. St Johns Kentucky and Seventh under Rev W A Martens lists Sunday school at 9:00, divine service at 10:30 and evening service at 7:30 with a sermon by Prof C A Boeder of Springfield and watch services with devotions at 12 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacobs Lutheran Church
Washington
G. D. Hana
Luther Memorial
Jersey
I. W. Wingaman
St. John’s
Kentucky
W. A. Martens
C. A. Boeder
Springfield
Evangelical Churches Announce New Year Services and Themes
St Peter's Exangelical at York and Ninth led by Rev Paul Langhorst holds Sunday school at 9 00 and German services at 10 00 with a Young People's meeting at 7 09. Salem Evangelical at Ninth and State led by Rev H L Leemhuis schedules church school at 8 30 and services at 10 with evening service at 7 20 and English sermon Nearer the End. St Paul on Monroe between Ninth and Tenth, Rev A W Fruechte, offers Sunday school at 9 00, morning service at 10 and evening at 7 30 with New Year's Day 10 o clock service and themes What Does the Last Sunday In 1916 Teach Us and The Old and the New. New Year s morning service on 19 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Exangelical
York and
Ninth
Paul Langhorst
Salem Evangelical
H L. Leemhuis
St. Paul
Monroe
A. W. Fruechte
Church services and Sunday schedules listed
Christian Church at Ninth and Broadway with pastor Endres. church school at 9:15 a.m. communion 10:30 a.m. preaching 11:00 a.m. P S C E at 6:30 p.m. East End at Twenty-fifth and High with pastor Rev J Syrogden. Bible school 9:30 a.m. communion 10:30 a.m. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p.m. services 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
First Christian Church
Ninth and Broadway
LD. Endres
East End
Twenty-fifth
High Streets
Rev. J. Syrogden
Hihle
Communion
Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Service Schedule and Cantata
The United Brethren church at Sixth and Cedar streets led by Rev H W Trueblood lists Bible school at 9 15 a m preaching at 10 30 Junior E at 2 30 p m C at 6 45 Preaching at 7 50 The cantata The Sign in the Sky will replace the usual evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Sixth
Cedar Streets
H. W. Trueblood
Christian Endeavorers
United Brethren Church
Baltarian Unitarian Service at Sixteenth and Hampshire
Rev. Lymann Greenman pastor leads Sunday service with a Bong at 9 45 and morning services at 11 00. The morning subject is Life's Renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltarian
Sixteenth and
Hampshire Streets
Lymann Greenman
Vice Governor of Philippines Resigns for Family Health
Washington dispatch reports Vice Governor Henderson S. Martin of the Philippines has resigned and will return to private life immediately due to his wife's health. Martin formerly chaired the Kansas Public Utilities Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henderson S. Martin
Philippines
Islands
Mr. Martin
Kansas Public Utilities Commission
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills promotes a mild laxative to correct sluggish bowels and improve skin. The pitch claims a non-griping movement in the morning and urges readers to buy a bottle at druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Christmas Cantata at the Church
The church hosts a Christmas program Sunday afternoon featuring Miss Irma Bastert and Miss Shontze with a choir and quartet. It includes preludes by Roi Reine Guilmant and the Star of Bethlehem sequence, a vision of Mary, St Joseph vigil, and a carol by quartet. Solo, offertory violin, and a scriptural reading address precede the cantata The Shepherd's Vi a with soprano and bass solos. Postlude Laus Deo by Dubois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shontze
Irma ‘Bastert
Will .Crooks
Frank Garner
Thomas
Burrs
Ren King
Florence
Browist
Mary Ganz
Noel
Roi Reine
Guilmant
Mary
Inghram
Miss Bastert
Christ
Tor
Dubois
Community church notices and holiday events
A long list of local church activities and services is reported. Topics include Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. with sermons by Rev. Wittner and Harland D. Carrick, music by violin and guitar, and vows by Sister Mildeen at the Alton novitiate. Also noted are Christmas gatherings, Sunday school dinners, visits by Santa to St. Aloysius orphanage, upcoming school board elections, watch-night readings, and eucharist celebrations across multiple churches including Vermont Street Baptist, St. Aloysius, St. John’s Lutheran, St. Paul Evangelical, Good Shepherd, First Christian, United Brethren, and Unitarian groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fifth Street
Primitive Christians
Mr. Wittner
The
Volunteers of America
Harland D. Carrick
Young People's Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gerhard H. Bartelt
Anna L. Hoener
Mean
Arthur Okrug LO
Marion County Club
Oakwood
E. L. Painter
Oakwood Baptist Church
Kirksville
J. W. Galloway
Eastern Star Lodge
Russell Markell
Margaret Dickson
Effie Lewis
F. W. Smith
Charles Cummings
Harry English
Calvin Hall
Clay Foreman
Hall
Melissa Thomas
Hiram
Mary Thomas
Scott County
Charles
Detroit Township
Minnie
T. N. Hall
John Porter
Frank Hall
Detroit Christian Church
F. L. Hanscom
Detroit
D. N. Wetzel
Christian Church
Blue River Cemetery
Park Lucy
Dr. I.S. Lucy
Edison
R. T. Hicks
Santa Claus
Pittsfield Merchants
Eastern Star
Wall Street
Parker
Herie
Sashko
Boc Reed’s Drug Store
Primitive Christian
E. Deters
Afr
George Deters
Ursuline Convent
Alton
Mildeen
L. L. Woodworth
Vermont Street Baptist Church
St. Aloysiug
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Good Shepherd
Fhuredar
P. Reed
Broadway
Roxie Ree Williams
Merle Sheese
Joy
Grover Pfeiffer
J. M.dunlap
Pfeiffer
Pfeiffers
Carl Adams
Unitarian Sunday School
A. E. Prince
Newcom Hotel
Strohl
Hampshire Street
Sterns
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