Forgiveness: Two Prison Couples Seek End to Adultery Case
Mrs Claude Quincy of Chambersburg and Clyde Koch of Versailles visited jailed spouses and both agreed to plead guilty to adultery charges. They said they would separate, forgive, and return to their own families, hoping to be placed on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Quincy
Chambersburg
Clyde Koch
Versailles
Quincy
Koch
Mr. Quincy
Kich
Barry
Jack Connery
Davis
Pike County
Tie Case
Mr. Koch
Humane
John Coens
Rich
Mrs. Koch
Mr. Gienes
Keohheein
Jefferson Will Is Filed for Probate
A probate filing in Clayton county recalls the will of John Po Jefferson who died recently. He leaves his real estate and homestead to his siblings and the remainder to his nieces and nephews with Lassa Marshall named executrix. dated May 20, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Po Tefferson
Clayton
Jefferson
Jando
Concord Township
Revena Robertson
Mattie Morrow
Dolly Davis
May Marshall Anna Nelson
Vera Marshall
Lissa Marshall
Miice
Lassa Marshall
Joseph Brown
Beverly
Lucresial Brown
Albert Lee Brown
Kanygston
Eda Brown
Brown
Marriage Licenses for Henry Schwank and Chura Roberts
Henry Schwank, over 21, of Keene township, and Chura Roberts, over 18, of Quincy, obtained marriage licenses. The notices list their ages and jurisdictions as part of the official record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schwank
Keene Township
Mrs. Chura Roberts
Quincey
Stranger upends quiet town with bold talk
A dashin' stranger stirs a small town as residents test judgments and attempt conversation, revealing hidden perceptions and local reactions to new faces in this brief vignette.
Death notices of Mrs Kroner and Leo Schnitker
Mrs. Roman Kroner aged 26 died at 1400 Spring Street from pneumonia leaving husband and parents, four brothers John Bernard Ralph Wavering of Quincy and Joseph Wavering of Petersburg, two sisters, and St Francis Catholic Church member. Leo Schnitker formerly of Quincy died in Imlay Michigan from pneumonia at 34. survived by widow, son Leo, parents George and unknown mother, sister Miss Steinbecker and brother John Schnitker of Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Kroner
Spring Street
Kroner
Joseph Wavering
City
John
Bernard
Ralph Wavering
Quincy
Petersburg
Charles Ochsenbecker
Roy Ewing
St. Francis Catholic Church
Leo Schnitker
Imlay
Mich
Mr. Schnitker
Leo
George Schnitker
Jersey Street
Clem Steinbecker
John Schnitker
Death of Orth M Coldren at Soldiers and Sailors Home
Orth M Coldren aged 74 died Wednesday evening from influenza at the Soldiers and Sailors Home. He is survived by one step daughter, Mrs. J. P. McPhillips of Pleasant Hill.
Mrs Margaret Housel Dies at 82 From Influenza
Mrs Margaret Housel aged 82 died at the Soldiers Home hospital on Thursday from influenza. One son Edward Housel of De Kalb survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Housel
Soldiers Home Hospital
Edward Housel
de Kalb
Death of Lawrence J Winters at 27 in Chicago
Lawrence J. Winters died at his home on Monroe street from pneumonia. He was 27, survived by his wife formerly Miss Gertrude Stormer, a daughter, his father, and his brother Charles of Chicago. He was a member of St. Peter's Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Winters
Lawrence J . Winters
Monroe Street
Gertrude Stormer
Charles
Chicago
Mr. Winters
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Funeral services held for Mrs Arthur Liebig at St Rose church
Funeral services were held at St Rose of Lima church for Mrs Arthur Liebig on Thursday morning with a requiem mass and a special service where Rev Father Vrennan praised her Christian character. The gathering was large and floral tributes were abundant. Some out of town attendees included Mrs W J Cooley of Evanston Alfneley of St Joseph Mrs Earl Davidson of Chicago and Mrs William Schacter. Interment followed at St Boniface cemetery with casket bearers Mime Johnson Charles Wriegshauser Mimer Telletusener Ferd Teine Roger and George Sehuaefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Liebig
St. Rose of Lima
Father Vrennan
Christian Belef
Liebiz
W. J. Cooley
Evanston
Alf @neley
St. Joseph
Earl Davidson
Chicago
William Schacter
St. Boniface Cemetery
Mime Johnson
Charles Wriegshauser
Mimer Telletusener
Ferd Teine
Roger and
George Sehuaefer
Jerome Christie Returns from Chicago Winter Stay
Mr and Mrs Jerome Christie returned home Thursday morning after spending the winter in Chicago They will reopen their Hampshire Street home as soon as weather permits Christie noted strong Republican sentiment in Chicago in Governor Leardot s favor and visited party headquarters He heard Mrs Catt suffrage reader speak and called her one of the country s brilliant women orators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Christie
Chicago
Newcourt
Hampshire Street
Christie
Leardot
Christe
Catt
Coteago
Objections to Golden School Hear Today
County Judge Fred Wolfe and County Clerk W. S. Smith will go to Gelien today to hold a meeting of petitioners seeking withdrawal from the Golden Community Birth school district. Attorney George Gorvert represents the petitioners and Attorney Walter Bennett the district. County Superintendent John Steiner is a board member for the hearing but will be unable to attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wolfe
W. ST. Smith
Gelien
Othe Golden Community
Hirth
George Govert
Petitoners
Attornley
Walter Bennett
John Steiner
Abe
Troop 4 Enrolls 35 New Scouts in Ceremony
The 35 new scouts joined Troop 4 bringing total enrollment to 89 under Scoutmaster George PL Wl Hauck. New members include John Bernbrock Clem Bickhaus Emmet Binkert Herbert Freidburg Virgil Freiburg Dood Theidbreder Ralph Henke Anton Hillyng Otto Keck George Kollmeyer Lawrence Moeller Adnan Sibbing Willis Ridder and Elmer Waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef
George PL Wlhauck
John Bernbrock
Clem Bickhaus
Emmet Binkert
Herbert Freidburg
Virgil Freiburg Dood Theidbreder
Ralph Henke
Anton Hillyng
Otto Keck
George Kollmeyer
Lawrence Moeller
Adnan Sibbing
Willis Ridder
Elmer Waves
George Koch Returns From Clugsten Trial
George Koch, who developed a great deal of evidence in the Clugsten case, returned from Macomb Thursday morning. He had gone to Macomb to testify for the state against Dr. Alverson and Mrs. Clugsten, but the trial was continued due to illness of four jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Koch
Clugsten
Macomb
Dr. Alverson
Lake steamer Alabama aground in Chicago harbor
Fog halted efforts to refloat the Goodrich Transit Company flagship Alabama after it ran aground near the harbor entrance. Part of the cargo was removed and a leak reported in the hold. A diver will attempt repairs to seal the leak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Steamship Alabama
Goodrich Transit Company
Funeral service notice for Elmeer Ranger in local chapel and church
Funeral services for the late Elmer Rangert will be held Friday afternoon from the chapel of August Ho Stormer at 2 oclock and from St Johns Taath eran church at 2:30 oclock. Burial will be to Woodland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmeer
Elmer
August Ho Stormer
St. John's Taatheran Church
Funeral for Charles Ho Weaver in Sunday service
The funeral for Charles Ho Weaver will be held at 2:30 P.M. Sunday from Daugherty's Chapel with burial private at Greenmount Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hi. Weaver
Charles Ho Weaver
Daugherty
Greenmount Cemetery
Wanted boy to work in mailing room
Help wanted for a boy to work in the mailing room at the Whig office. Apply in person at the Whig office today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig Office
Senator Medill McCormick to Speak at Quincy Lions Dinner
Senator Medill McCormick will speak at the Washington's birthday dinner of the Quincy Lions Club at Hotel Quincy Monday night. The program begins at 6 45 with public admission and reservations through the club committee. He arrives Monday morning and will host open house from 3 to 5 at his Quincy apartment, where friends may meet him. He is noted as a younger, irascible senator with many Quincy friends eager to hear his Washington message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Medill] McCormick
Lions’ Club Washington
Quincy
Senator McCormick
Quincy Lions
E Hotel
Washington
Bids Sought for New Country Club House
Bids for the country club house construction will be asked in two or three weeks. The finance committee reported funds nearly raised for the buildings grounds and landscaping. Work is expected to start early summer. Architect John Batesby planned a premier club house. L. P. Bonfoey was elected to fill John Guinan's term on the board who is now in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Eiliman
L. P. Bonfoey
John Guinan
Guinan
Houston
Texas
Lieutenant Locklear to Visit Quincy for Air Stunt
Lieutenant Omer Lo Locklear, famed for mid air plane to plane transfers, will appear in Quincy Sunday with the Great Air Robbery at Bijou theater four day run. His Universal Film tour follows US Aerial Service discharge, with potential future exhibitions at Baldwin Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Lo Locklear
Quincy Nest
Bijou
Lieutenant Locklear
Beng
Locklear
Quincy
Baldwin Park
Papermakers Warned to Return or Be Discharged Saturday
The American Strawboard company ordered striking papermakers to return by Saturday else lose their jobs, per 7.2B Nell egar international organizer of the paper makers union. The dispute centers on hours rather than wages, with the union seeking a shorter day. The union held its first annual dance at Baggies hall Thursday with a large crowd and Rialto Jazz orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Strawboard Company
Nellegar
Paper Makers Union
Baggies Hall
Rialto Jazz Orchestra
Irving School Auditorium To Host YMCA Boy Athletics Class
The Irving school board approved using the auditorium for a YMCA led athletic class for Negro boys one night weekly. They also referred a plan to hold mental hygiene lectures in the high school auditorium with proceeds to Chaddock Boys School. Superintendent Gill reported January enrollment at 4092, with attendance 3546, and noted epidemic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Irving School
Chaddock Boys School
C. E. Moorman
Irving
Gill
Serious Blow Struck At Trade
Washington report quotes Secretary Alexander on the appropriations committee cutting foreign trade estimates from 1,658,000 to 490,000. He calls it the most serious internal blow to foreign trade, warning it halves government promotion, abolishes commercial attaches, and reduces foreign trade commissioners as rivals in Europe and Asia intensify their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Appropriations Committee
Department of Commerce
Alexander
Far East
Japan
Germany
England
Department
Quincy considers adding districts to city limits
The annexation committee expects three new districts for Quincy pending next Monday night council action. Reports show Locust street west of Seventh near majority signed, and districts Broadway to Lind and Twenty-fourth to Thirteenth require few more signatures. East of Twenty-fourth and Kentucks and State streets need one signature each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annexation Committee
Quincy
Phil O’brien
Locust Street
Seventh Street
Broadway
Lind Streets
Twenty-fourth
Thirteenth
Kentucks and
State Streets
Dan Rouse
Gilbert Wykoff
O'Brien
Kentucky Street
McNutt
Weather forecast across states uncertain and changing
Forecasts show increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions with rain south and snow or rain north Friday into Saturday. Missouri expects warmer east and south portions with Saturday rain turning to snow and colder by night and Saturday. Iowa predicts Friday warmth then Saturday snow and plummeting temperatures. Local temperatures listed with regional readings and river stage notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Mach Coller
Iowa
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Aly
Golden School
Clugston
M’cormick
Medill McCormick
Larmon L. Smith
Alice E. Hilpert
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Leo J. Chassee
Kathleen Nicholson
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