Quincy Housing Plan Aims to Build Hundreds of Homes
In a chamber of commerce meeting in Quincy tonight leaders of the Quincy Real Estate Improvement and Housing Corporation outline plans to form a housing corporation financed by local business interests. The program envisions a spring start, long installment payments, and fast growth to meet demand as homes are built and sales begin. The group lists S B Montgomery and 15 other prominent local businessmen as incorporators and pledges strong stock participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Housing Corporation
Chamber of Comerce
Quincy
Quincy Real Estate Improvement and Housing Corporation
S. B. Montgomery
Frank W. Crane
Samuel W. Eldred
Jackson R. Pearce
John J. Fisher
J. M. Winters
George A. Binkert
Wiliam T. Duker
J. Henry Hastert
Timoth P. Castle
Herman N. Brown
W. Emery Lancaster
Frank C. Pierson
Henry B. Dayton
Walter H. Bennett
Judge Higbee Reschedules Appearance for February 16
Judge Higbee of Pittsfield will come to Quincy on Monday February 16 to hear the school case at Camp Point and consider issuing a writ of certiorari to approve the Community High School district, and he plans to address the county attorney case as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudge
Higbee
Pittsfield
Quincy
Erde W. Beatty
Camp Point
Wanted boy to work in mail room at Whig office
A classified notice seeking a boy to fill a mail room position at the Whig office. Applicants are invited to apply today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig Office
Removemen New Aerial Truck Ready for Action
The new aerial truck Philip J. O'Brien was commissioned after a street test showing firefighters met all requirements. It features a 75 foot aerial ladder with 272 feet of hose, a Browder life net, a battering ram, and can operate as a water tower to flood high windows or rooflines. The old horse-drawn unit will be auctioned Saturday in market square before storage for a future buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. O'Brien
No. 2
Market Square
Jasper Urges More Rapid Tax Payments
County Treasurer Frank Jasper warns taxes are arriving slowly and urges quicker payments to avoid last minute congestion. W J Smith reports township books, except North East, turned over to Jasper. Camp Point books finished. After April 1 penalties apply. capital stock assessment from Springheld not yet received delaying city books completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jasper
North East
W. J. Smith
Jasper
Camp Point
Five Men Sentenced to Penitentiary to Chester
State's Attorney Roy Adair will have five men taken to the penitentiary at Chester as soon as records are completed. Berton Marvin and Bert Caves face assault with intent to kill charges. John Flynn convicted of highway robbery. Oliver Wood and Jefferson Lewis convicted of criminal assault. Forrest Meek confessed forges will be sent to the reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Adair
Chester
Berton Marvin
Bert Caves
John Flynn
Oliver Wood
Jefferson Lewis
Forrest Meek
Reform School
Paper Mill Strike Continues Amid Union Dispute
Between 250 and 300 employees of the American Straw Board Company remained on strike Wednesday night over union non recognition. A morning meeting at the Labor Temple was held but details were not public. Plant manager Mr Shew said no further talks have occurred and no agreement is in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Strawboard Company
Labor Temple
Shew
Teachers Talk Higher Wages No Decisions
Subcommittees of the council of teachers reported progress toward higher salaries at the high school meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The reports were lengthy and all sub committees were not heard, with adjournment set for 9 o clock Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Teachers
Marriage Licenses for William J. Eicken and Katie Henderson
William J. Eicken age 24 of Coatsburg and Katie M. Henderson age 21 of Coatsburg listed for marriage. Also listed are Clarence Kaufmann age 21 of Payson and Leatha Gallaher age 18 of Fall Creek, Samuel T. Willard Jr. legal and residence Mendon, and Rachel J. Worman listed as legal resident of Mendon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Eicken
Coatsburg
Katie M. Henderson
Clarence Kaufmann
Payson
Leatha Gallaher
Fall Creek
Samuel T. Willard, Jr
Legal
Mendon
Rachel J. Worman
Mrs Engel Lubben Dies in Golden at 80
Mrs Engel Lubben of Golden dies at her home Tuesday at age eighty years three months thirteen days after a paralytic stroke. Born October 1, 1839 in Weenn Ostfriesland Germany, she came to the United States in 1882 and settled in Golden. Survived by husband Henry A. Lubben and six children with several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Immanuels German Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. H. Lindemann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
Engel Lubben
Henry A. Lubben
Weenn
Ostfriesland
Germany
Lubben
Lubbe
Henry
Frattke Hippen
Engel Behrens
Menne Gronewold
John
Enday
Jurgen
Emergency meeting of Tierman Lodge No 39 for funeral
Mason notice announces an emergency meeting Thursday at 1 45 PM at the Masonic Temple to attend the funeral services of Brother Robert Zolle of 1340 Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tierman Lodge No. 39
Masonic Temple
Robert Zolle
Jefferson Street
Wanted A carrier boy for east end route
A good east end route is open for a carrier boy. Apply at the Whig office for details and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig
Death of W L Shellabarger after pneumonia relapse
Decatur, Feb 5 W L Shellabarger died at 467 West Main street after a ten day pneumonia illness. He collapsed at 9 pm while talking with his wife after a physician had pronounced improvement. A longtime business leader in Decatur he was born 1856 and survived by his wife Irene and three sons David S Charles Thatcher and William L Shellabarger Jr. plus his mother sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
W. L. Shellabarger
West Main Street
William Lincoln Shellabarger
David S. Shellabarger
Anna FE
Irene) Shellabarger
Irene
Charles P
J. Neta Thatcher
Shellabarger
David S. Charles
McCormick Secured For Lions Banquet in Quincy
Medill McCormick, Republican senator from Illinois, is secured to speak at the Washington Day banquet of the Quincy Lions club. The announcement came at the Lions noon luncheon at Hotel Quincy. McCormick will speak Monday February 23 to about 200 Quincyans and guests, with meals arranged for that capacity. County Clerk W J Smith led a county government quiz, fining some Lions for wrong answers and sharing tax and county-book details. Luther Drury was to lead but was absent. John Carroll presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Quincy
W. J. Smith
Handsome home bought on Maine Street in Quincy
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Duker purchased a fine colonial residence at 1800 Maine Street from Mrs. Olive Nichols. The Parker couple will occupy the home, moving from 1675 Maine Street. The sale marks one of the handsomest residences in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Duker
Quincy
Olive Nichols
Maine Street
Frederic Parker
Roof Fire at Schell Home Put Out Fast
A small blaze in the roof of the residence of First Assistant Fire Chief Edward Schell at 622 North Seventh Street was extinguished quickly with little damage and no difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schell
Edward Schell
North Seventh Street
Absence Of Lakenan Man Triggers Wide Search
Christy Robinson, 20, of Lakenan Monroe county disappeared January 29 after leaving home to attend a neighborhood dance. His brothers led a countywide search, but he remains missing. He is about 6 feet 10 inches tall, 170 pounds, with blue gray eyes and a ruddy complexion, wearing a dark suit with a brown stripe, a grey checked mackinaw, and a red white and blue checked cap. a work suit was also missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakenan
Christy Robinson
Monroe County
Ray
George Robinson
Robinson
Keokuk Y Team Scheduled to Play in Quincy Friday
Keokuk basketeers will face the Y M C A. team on the Quincy gym floor Friday night in what locals expect as a snappy contest. The Y team from Gate City is described as strong and five more games are listed for the Quincy squad including trips to Hannibal and Abbington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk Basketeers
Quincy
Gate City
Abbington
Burlington
Culver Stockton
Presbyterian church seeks causes of delinquency
The Board of Temperance and Moral Welfare of the Presbyterian church seeks information on juvenile and adult delinquency. Probation Officer Thomas Nolan of the county court received a letter from the Pittsburgh based board asking for all available information and answers to questions on causes. John Steele directs the church board's delinquency department in Pittsburg and notes nationwide and Canada wide data collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Temperance and Moral Welfare
The
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Thomas Nolan
Pittsburg
John Steele
Department of Delinquency
Presbyterian Church Board
United States
Canada
Henry Hill Post To Select Headquarters Tonight
Henry Hill Post to choose permanent headquarters at Knights of Columbus building in a meeting tonight. Plans include exercises with other Posts for distributing the French memorial to next of kin of Americans who died in the service. Secretary Macaulay Irwin urges families to submit missing names and addresses for the list to be sent to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Slill
American Legion
Knights of Columbus
Macaulay Irwin
Washington
Series of Service Meetings Planned in Quincy
A series of community service meetings will be held in Quincy on March 17 under University of Illinois Community Service Director Hieronymus. Col C D Center of the Chamber of Commerce will call a meeting of civic organizations Lions and Rotary clubs churches and schools to promote interest. Talks by good speakers are planned for the High School Chamber of Commerce and other auditoriums starting at 9 30 AM and continuing through the afternoon and evening. The conference is part of a series to be held this winter and spring in Illinois cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Hieronymus
University of Illinois
Col. C. D. Center
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Rotary Clubs
Grand Jury To Hear Tale Of Coat Theft
Billie Westbrook and Leona McCann, two Detroit girls charged with grand larceny for stealing a coat, were sent to county jail to await grand jury action after waiving a preliminary hearing. Attorney Roy declined to declare the coat valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reard
Billie Westbrook
Leona McCann
Detroit
Fire Marshal Cases Continue in Quincy Court
Cases against Prank Weems J C Stuckman and the Jewell Tea company for failure to obey fire marshal instructions were continued in Justice of the Peace E J Bonney's court. Deputy Marshal Charles Matson was ill and absent while F G Strothman paid costs and had his case dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Weems
J. C. Stuckman
Jewell Tea Company
Court of Justice of the Peace
E. J. Bonney
Charles J. Matson
Quincy
F. G. Strothman
Have You Been Counted Census Coupon Notice
Public census notice urges residents to complete and mail the census coupon. It requests nonenumerated persons to provide name street city and address and send to William Schaefer, Supervisor of Census, Post Office Building, Quincy, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schaefer
Quincy
Sinois
Rotary Club Votes on Meeting Place
Quincy Rotary Club members vote this week on a permanent meeting place for one year as current Hotel Quincy quarters lack privacy and large membership strains. Options include Newcomb hotel with dish purchases, Chamber of Commerce building once service is arranged, and Y M C A dining room offered by the local branch. Committee to decide by Friday with hopes Chamber facilities be available next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Rotary Club
Hotel
Quincy
Newcomb
Chamber of Commerce
No Street Car Service Into S. and S. Home
Due to a strict quarantine at the Soldiers and Sailors Home there will be no street car service onto the Home grounds starting this morning. The announcement was made by J. G. Forsthove of the street railway company. Visitors have been barred because of the influenza epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Forsthove
Street Railway Company
Real Estate Transfers in Ellington and Quincy Areas
William C Chatten and Carrie P Chatten transfer to Henry F Cramm for 10500 in Ellington township part section 6. Elijah R Scott sells to Grace Batley lot 63 in Moulton addition Quincy at Twentieth and Oak. Carl J Heinecke and Elizabeth Heinecke sell to Alfred F Schreack and Mary Schreack part section 92 Ellington township for 14657.50. Olive B Nichols and Charles S Nichols sell to Elizabeth D Duker for 5 on lot 1 and part lot 2 Collins addition Quincy. Total stamps show 28000. George and Cora F Genebacher sell to George E Herzog and Nellie F Herzog for 3400 in Alstyne's addition Quincy block 22 and surrounding lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Chatten
Carrie P. Chatten
Henry F. Cramm
Ellington Township
Elijah R. Scott
Grace Batley
C. F. Moulton
Quincy
Twentieth and
Oak Streets
Carl J. Heinecke
Elizabeth Heinecke
Alfred F. Schreack
Mary Schreack
Olive B. Nichols
Charles S. Nichols
Elizabeth D. Duker
Collins
George
Cora F. Genebacher
George E. Herzog
Nellie F. Herzog
George P. Clapp
Alstyne
Strause Case Moved to Bloomington Court for New Trial
In Peoria Illinois on February 5 1919 an agreement moved the second trial of Edgar A Strause to Bloomington before Circuit Judge Sam Welty The former First Trust Savings Bank president shot killed Barne Meade cashier December 23 1917 He was convicted and sentenced to 25 years The Supreme Court remanded for a new trial The agreement allows bail of 35000 but if not tried before May 20 1920 bail is revoked
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Edgar A. Strause
Bloomington
Sam Welty
Strause
First Trust & Savingsbank
Barne Meade
Supreme Court
Movie and Theater Listings Across Local Theaters
The Gem Theater features Charles Murray in The Dentist and Fox News. Savoy presents The Guilty Man. Family Theater shows The Burning Question. Princess Theater lines up Shirley Mason in The Winoning Girl with Bray pictographs. Orpheum offers George Walsh in The Shark plus vaudeville. Colonial presents The Kid and the Cowboy, Bound and Gagged, Out Again and In Again. Belasco showcases Tom Mix in The Cyclone. Bijou shows Brothers Divided with The Newlyweds. Star Theater plays Eve in Exile. Quincy Theater screens Helen Wolmes in The Fatal Fortune, William Hart in Jim Cameron’s Wife, and Hearts and Diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Theater
Charles Murray
Fox News
Savoy Theater
Family Theater
Princess Theater
Shirley Mason
Bray Pictographs
Orpheum Theater
George Walsh
Colonial Theater
Kid
the Cowboy
Belasco
Tom Mix
Bijou
Frank Keenan
Star
Quincy
Helen Wolmes
William Hart
Jim Cameron
Bowling totals and high scores at Concordia event
The bowling scores show 783 653 764 totaling 2149 with top games 178 by Tehbrink and Hunter. Hunter posts the high season average at 168. Next game features Concordia versus P. M. tonight.
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Tehbrink and Hunter
Hunter
Concordia Ve. P. M.'s
Deaths and Funerals in Quincy District
John Doerschner a longtime Tenth and Elm butcher dies at home after a heart illness and pneumonia. He came from Bavaria 35 years ago and was active in St. John's church and WA organization. He leaves a widow a daughter Gertrude and brother Joseph. Funeral plans not yet made. Roy Warner Flowers of Chicago dies after a week with influenza. Born in Quincy March 22 1884 he married Grace Perkins in 1908. Surviving parents three sisters and his wife grace. His mother remains in Chicago and cannot be brought to Quincy.
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John Doerschner
Tenth and Elm Street
Elm Street
Mr. Doerschner
Quincy
Bavaria
North End
St. John’s Church
W. Co
Gertrude Doerschner
Joseph Doerschner
Pittsburgh
Roy Warner Flowers
Chicago
Flowers
B. M. Flowers
Vermont Street
University of Haineis
Grace Perkins
Champaign
Amy Flowers
Harry Reynolds
George A. Taylor
Gary
Indiana
Miss Filla Dimmitt Dies After Illness in Hospital
Miss Filla Dimmitt died in St Marys hospital Wednesday afternoon at 2 45 after pneumonia. She is survived by her brother Arthur Dimmitt. The body will be taken to Griggsville this afternoon for burial.
Death notice for William Fincke formerly of Quincy
William Fincke, brother of Mrs. Matt Weber of 1323 Ohio street, died in Chicago Sunday at his granddaughter Mrs. Edna Hunter's home. He was over 70. Survived by sisters Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Rose Baker, two sons Will and Louis Fincke, a daughter, and a brother Henry Fincke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fincke
Matt Weber
Ohio Street
William Finceke
Quincy
Chicago
Fincke
Fdna Hunter
Weber
Will
Louis Fincke
Rose Baker
Hannibal
Henry Fincke
Nebraska
Memorial of Anton Kloster Fills St. Vincent’s Home
Anton Kloster died at 11 o'clock in St. Vincent's Home on Wednesday morning from old age. Born February 2, 1834 in Gerschen Westphalia Germany, he was eighty six. He lived in Quincy fifty years and belonged to St John’s Catholic church for thirty seven years. Survived by two sons Anton Welchert of Quincy and Bernard Kloster of Delta Colorado and two daughters Mrs Joseph Miller Wien Missouri and Mrs Mary Sarbaum Marion North Dakota. There are twenty grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Son in law Henry Wilper of Quincy also survives. He had been in St Vincent's Home since June and his wife died three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Kloster
St. Vincent's
Mr. Kloster
Gerschen
Westphalia
Germany
Quincy
St. John’s Catholic Church
Anton Welchert
Bernard Kloster
Delta
Colo
Civil War veteran Luther Garthwait dies at 88
Luther Garthwait, 88, a member of Company G, Forty-third Indiana infantry, Civil War veteran, died early Wednesday in the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home hospital. The body will be sent away for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Garthwait
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home Hospital
Forty-third
Indiana Infantry
Robert Meyer Funeral Services Held for Boy
Funeral services for little Robert Meyer were held from the August Stormer chapel at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Rev. H. W. Trueblood officiated. Burial was in Greenmount cemetery. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Meyer of 309 South Seventh street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Meyer
Little Robert Meyer
August Stormer Chapel
H. W. Trueblood
Greenmount Cemetery
South Seventh Street
Funeral services for Frank Stiers held Wednesday
Frank Stiers funeral services were conducted at the Freiburg chapel at 2 30 in the afternoon with Rev. Robert Van Meigs officiating. Burial followed in Greenmount cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stiers
Freiburg
Robert van Meigs
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral services held for Mrs Frank Evatt at Daugherty chapel
Rev Edward A Thompson officiated the funeral in the Daugherty chapel at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. Mrs Evatt died in Cincinnati. Burial was in Woodland cemetery. Bearers named were William Richmiller Charles Crum George Reeves George Jasper Willam Hagenbruch and Lawrence Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Evatt
Edward A. Thompson
Daugherty
Evatt
Cincinnati
Woodland Cemetery
William Richmiller
Charles Crum
George Reeves
George Jasper
Willam Hagenbruch
Lawrence Smith
Funeral of John W. Allen Held at Freibure's Chapel
The funeral for John W. Allen was held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Freibure's chapel with Rev. Beadles officiating. Burial followed in Greenmount cemetery, where Elks conducted a brief service. Bearers were Oliver Pieper, B. Kessell, A. Liebmann, Roy Johnson, Victor Dillon, and E. F. R. Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Allen
Freibure
Rev. Beadles
Greenmount Cemetery
the Elks
Oliver Pieper
B. Kessell
A. Liebmann
Roy Johnson
Victor Dillon
Ef, R. Bauer
Funeral services for John Neumann at St Marys church
Funeral services for John Neumann were held at 9 o clock Wednesday morning in St. Marys church. Rev Zurbensen officiating. Burial in St. Boniface cemetery. Bearers were Charles Rothgeb Edward Gail Henry Biebigheuser John Wiskirchen Henry Lohman and William Weiman. Out of town relatives attended including Mr and Mrs J Worth of East St Louis and Mr and Mrs Charles Stoeckle of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neumann
St. Mary's Church
Zurbensen
St. Boniface Cemetery
Charles Rothgeb
Edward Gail
Henry Biebigheuser
John Wiskirchen
Henry Lohman
William Weiman
J. Worth
East St. Louis
Charles Stoeckle
St. Louis
Drive Against Rent Profiteers to Begin in Chicago
Chicago real estate board will launch a drive against rent profiteers led by President Ivan O. Ackley. The campaign targets speculators who buy old buildings and raise rents beyond investment value, said to cause nine of ten profiteering cases. By May 1 the average modern apartment may rent at $25 per room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Real Estate Board
Ivan O. Ackley
Ackley
Acklew
Revival Promise and Home Faith Ignite Communities
A true God given revival is the greatest blessing that can come to any community. The test of a man's christianity is in his own home. Prayer is the power that moves the world. Revival means rekindling the fires on the altars of the hearts of God's people.
Revival sermon urges rekindling Christian spirit in Gels
Evangelist E P Loose leads revival at Vermont Street M E Church stressing revival renews the inner Christian life rather than church additions. He cites self examination repentance and reconsecration as key outcomes and notes future services for men and women. Rev A McCarty D D and Rev C M Duncan participate in opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Loose
Vermont Street
M. E
Loose
Czech Troops Retake Irkutsk Front City
London Feb 5 according to a wireless message received at Vladivostok and relayed by the Daily Mail correspondent the Czechs have retaken Irkutsk and are turning westward to relieve the Romanians Serbs and Poles. Earlier advices said Irkutsk was held by Bolshevik forces or local soviets. A Vladivostok despatch Jan 28 cited Admiral Kolchak and Premier Pereliyev of the all Russian government as unknown fate. General Semenoff urged energetic allied action for Kolchak’s liberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Irkutsk
Vladivostok
Daily Mail
Kolchak
Pereliyev
Semenoff
Far East
Two More Sales Reported In Morning Transactions
E. Delaplain sold the bungalow at 321 North Twentieth Street known as the Braden property to Mrs. Bower. He also sold the Craft farm of 139 acres south of Coatsburg to Mr. Joseph Powell of near Plainville. Total consideration about 24000 dollars, bungalow 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Delaplain
Twentieth Street
Braden
Bower
Coatsburg
Joseph Powell
Plainville
Weather Update for Three States and Local Temperatures
The region faces a cloudy unsettled pattern Thursday and Friday with rising temperatures in parts. Missouri Iowa and Illinois show similar trends with light rain possible in western areas and slight warming in eastern portions. Local readings yesterday ranged around the upper 80s to mid 90s with notable river stage notes on River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
West Portion
North
Iowa
Funeral Notices for Robert Zolle and Aire Blecum
Funeral services for Robert Kolle will be held this afternoon at a brother’s home 1340 Jefferson Street with burial at Woodland Cemetery Masons in charge Friends invited to services. Also funeral services for Aire Susan Blecum from the residence of her stepson Harry Slocum 1129 Gate Street at 2 30 PM Friday burial at Greenmount Semeters body viewable at the chapel until Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Zolle
Robert Kolle
Alfred Zolle
Jefferson Street
Woodland Cemetery
Masons
Mre
Saemn
Aire
Susan Ble
Harry Slocua
Gak Street
Greenmount Semeters
Ite
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Ike Soles
Philip J. O’brien
Pen
McCormick
Lions’ Banquet
Mrs. Nichols Sord
Keokuk
Henry Hill Post
Rotary Club
Labor Temple Aileys
L. Tla
Terl
Ave. Schulte
Vornham
Bivens
Eee
Lehbrink
R. Aschaman
Zeph
BH. Ascheman
Buckhan
Ella Dimmitt
Spirit of Christ
Mr. Loose
London Wireless
Seeardgasee
Gobo
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