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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1918

Page

6

General McMahon In Charge Of 6th Division At Camp Logan

Brigadier General J E McMahon recently promoted to major general arrives at Houston to assume command of the Fifth division to be formed at Camp Logan. His staff is organized, nearly 2060 men present, and plans for the new division depend on the departure of the 33rd division under General Bell.

Camp Logan Houston Texas J. E. McMahon Rice Hotel S. W. Devereau Rice W. H. Morrow McMahon Camp Dix Ballou Leonard Wood France United States Army West Point United States Volunteers A. L. Syckel Bell

Illinois engineers plan joint meeting in Quincy

Civil Engineer W. P. Bushnell reported a partial program for the Illinois Society of Engineers annual meeting in Quincy January 24 and 25. Hotel Newcomb serves as headquarters. The session opens January 24 with routine business and selecting the next meeting place. January 25 features a joint meeting with the Minors Highway Improvement Association at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss road and street issues followed by a dinner.

W. P. Bushnell Milnois Society of Engineers Quincy Newcomb Minors Highway Improvement Association Chamber of Commerce

Soldiers and Sailors Home Notes and Obits

Funeral for Cyrus Johnston held at the Home cemetery. Installation of Col W R C officers in Lippincott hall on Jan 3 with Martha Turner and Margaret Mitchell in key roles. Reports on ill residents and hospital transfers at cottages 22 and 10, plus Viscount Grey as potential ambassador candidate.

Cyrus Johnston Home Cemetery Col. L. W. Shepherd Nettie Carter Anna Payne Elizabeth White Margaret Mitchell Catherine McMillen Rena Reid Lucy Gray Donahue Cottage 22 Mrs. Stein Louie Drake Drake Cottage Rettig Frank Rettig W. OT. Thompson John Hortenstine

Teachers Called To Assist In Campaign In Quincy

Public school teachers will be instructed in the war stamp savings plan and asked to cooperate in the Thrift campaign at a January 8 gathering called by C. M. Gill, superintendent. John E. Wall and Postmaster Elmer Lummis will speak, outlining plans to involve every school child in the sale of stamps, with children playing a large role as in the second liberty loan.

C. M. Gill John E. Wall Elmer Lummis Quincy

Bricklayers Wanted in National Army Draft

The conscript who follows the trade of a bricklayer will be the first to be drafted into the next new army. General Pershing needs more than a thousand bricklayers and unions must furnish 100. Adams county exemption boards are ordered to first classify all bricklayers.

Pershig Uwlinos Adams County

Sunday Services Notices for The Whig Office

Readers are reminded to submit Sunday service notices to The Whig office by 6 o clock Friday evening. Include church name time and location to ensure timely publication.

Grace Methodists and neighboring churches notice

porary church schedule listing Grace Methodists Lind and Fifth with Sunday school 9 30 morning service 10 30 poverty league and 7 00 preaching Rev G L Losh pastor Vermont Street church with 9 15 Sunday school 10 30 services Junior Epworth leagues and evening 7 30 with S M Spurgeon Anti Saloon League sermon Keeping on the Track Bethel German Seventh and Ver mont churches with 9 15 Sunday school 10 30 morning service and 7 30 evening Epworth leagues and German services. Center Baptist Seventh and Ver mont and Fourth and Jersey streets Rev W ot Shank pastor services 10 45 and 7 30. Cedars chapel Young People meeting and hospital service at 3 01 pm. Hishth and Elm streets Rev S M Duke pastor morning 11 00 service 2 20 Sunday school 3 01 pm Woman's Mission speaker Mrs 12 EB Whitfield at evening services.

Grace Methodists Lind Fifth Stresis G. L. Losh S. M. Spur- Bean Vermont Street Vermontana Iighth F.oal McCarty Epworth M. Spurgeon Bethel Finil Goetz Kentucky Revo DD Wahl Centea Bantiat Seventh Vermont Pourth Jersey Streets Ot Shank Fourth Street Qle Jesus UA Christian Jumencual Ehlin Fighth Elm Streets S. M. Duke Moroni ToBu Odock Eb, Whitfield Foreton Woman

Holy Eucharist Services at Church of the Good Shepherd

At the Church of the Good Shepherd on Pith Street near Maine Prime there will be Holy Eucharist at 7 30 with church school at 19 Mating it 43 and again Holy Eucharist at 11 with a sermon.

Church of the Good Shepherd Pith St Maine Prime

Cathedral Services Include Eucharist and Sunday School

At St John Haropshire Seventh Rev W O Cone will conduct the Eucharist at 7 30 and 11 am with Sunday school beginning at 10.00. Local parish activities outline a morning of worship and instruction led by the priest.

ST. John, Haropshire W. O. Cone

Congregational and Christ churches service notices

Neve George A. Buttrick, pastor at Congregational Birat Twelfth and Maine streets. morning worship 11, evening 7:30 with subjects A House Eternal and The Healer of Men. Christ Church at Twelfth and State street, Rev R. Bauman, pastor. Sunday school 9:15. morning 6:30 p.m. and 7:39 p.m. Y P S C EL at 7.

Birat Twelfth Maine Streets Neve George A. Buttrick San- Jay School Christ State Street Revdf R. Bauman Y. PS C. EL

First Church of Christ Scientist Sunday Schedule

Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. Sunday services at 11 a.m. Wednesday evening meeting at 5 30 p.m. Reading rooms open weekdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Morning subject God. Located at Eighteenth and Vermont streets Wells building first floor.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Eighteenth Vermont Streets S Welnock Wells Building

Broad daylight church schedule posted for services and events

Broadway and Eighth invites parishioners to Sunday school at 9:15 and morning worship at 10:30 led by pastor Hartley BE DD. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 with evening services and reception of new members. Evening subject is Four Competitors for the Soul.

Broadway Ev Ro H Hartley BE. DD Christian Endeavor

Church notices from St Jacobs and neighboring parishes

Local church listings show multiple congregations with pastors and service times. St Jacobs Lutheran on Washington and Eighth lists Sunday school at 9:00 and divine services at 4:00 PM. Luther Memorias at Jersey and Twelfth has 9:15 Sunday school, 10:30 sermon, and evening services. John Latherams at Seventh and Kentucky holds 9:00 Bible class and 10:30 service with 7:30 evening service. St Peter's Evangelical at York and Ninth offers 9:00 Sunday school and 10:00 German services with 7:00 Young People's meeting. Other entries include Evangelical settings on Main Street and Nain and State, plus Wavelock and Vermont streets, noting morning subjects and officer installations.

St. Jacobs Gutheran Church Washington and Eighth G. D. Haim Divine Services Luther Memorias Jersey J. W. Bingaman Christian Endeavor John Latherams Seventh Kentucky Streets W. C. A. Martens Evangelical St. Peter’s Evangelical York Ninth Paul Langhorst Young People’s Meeting Salen Na Nogelical Nain H. J. Leembhuts Maurice Monroe Bivening Pervics

Union Ore Thuren Bible School Schedule

Revo HL Truebloed pastor leads Bible school sessions on Sixth and Cedar streets with preaching at 10:80. Junior and Intermediate class times include P oat at 2:30 and Coo oat at 6:45. Evening preaching follows at 7:30.

United Ore

Christian Church Service Details at Ninth and Broadway

Firat Chriantinn Church led by W. D. Endres pastor offers church school at 9 15 a m public worship at 10 30 a m and evening service at 7 with subjects The Abundant Life and Offending the Little Ones Morning subjects reflect a feast day schedule and address 624 Oak Street. Sunday school at 9 0 a m Communication Losnoaloo preaching TL a o Christian Endeavor No preaching services will be held.

Firat Chriantinn Ninth and Broadway W. D A. O. Christiian

Phonograph Fund Grows for Quincy Boys at Camp Dodge

Mayor Thompson reports citizens' donations toward a phonograph for the Quincy boys at Camp Dodge in Des Moines Iowa. About 50 dollars more is needed to complete the purchase, with five dollar gifts from W J Singleton and Heidbreder Niemeyer noted. The instrument will be bought in Quincy once funds are secured to avoid sending money to Des Moines.

Thompson Quincy Boys Camp Dodge Des Moines Quincy W. J. Singleton Illinois State Bank Heidbreder & Niemeyer State Street

Real Estate Transfers and Licenses Noted in Edison County

Real estate transfers include Alva Sellers to Willard Hull and wife for a southwest quarter of section 31 to 3s 6w with $1500. Anton Binkert to P A Lucan for parts of Lawndale blocks 2 with $10. Marriage licenses issued to Philip W Blincoe and Vera S Byers both Mo residents. estate report for Arthur Nichols shows receipts and disbursements totaling $1838.08 with Rose Anna Nichols named guardian for Lewis R Nichols and bond set at $1075.

Alva Willard Hull Anton Binkert P. A. Lucan Lawndale Arthur Nichols Rose Anna Nichols Lewis R. Nichols

Quincy Men Classified List of Names by Class and Number

A long classified section lists individuals by class and number across multiple entries. Names such as Harry I. Rintzel Walter Westerman Carl Hageman and many others are organized into Class One through Class Five with various numeric identifiers. The page resembles a roster or membership index across numerous entries.

Harry I. Rintzel Walter Westerman Carl Hageman Dewey Jackson Fred R. Duncan John J. Kathe Abraham Hoffman Robert Bryson William Washington Leo Herbert L. Kurz James G. Galoway Arthur C. Krug Carl William Wiemeyer Carl Louis Abbott Orin L. Seifert Charles Arthur Oscar Hasenstab Adam Kerberick A. August W. Apenbrink Gustave E. G. Abbenseth Casper Louis Blume Ames Carpenter C. E. Evert Edward Randolph Albert Siegel Frank Peter Lar Walter KF. Krug Albert J. Bauman William Reddick Ralph F. Randolph Walter O. E. Storm Harry S. Garner Charles Ryan Clarence Leroy S Ralph M. Brown John G. Gels Ralph VandenBoon Harold D. Thomas August H. Merten Peter John

Petit Jurors for January Term Drawn

The January term petit jurors were drawn for several locales. Names include Quincy residents McCabe, Bickelhaupt, Buerkin, Forbes, Hare, Luther, Ernst, Davidson, Keim, Menke, Rothgeb, Bruenning, Gochl, Fusenig and Oclrich. Riverside Sonnenschein. Melrose Belker. North East Hogsett and Bruff. Clayton Bolten. Beverly Cook. Camp Point Cramberg. Liberty Evans. Menthon Muegee. Honey Creek Havens. Gilmer Viars Wittemeyer. Payson Hinckle Hastings. Ursa Roff. Ellington Horton.

Priday Quincy Barney McCabe Fred Bickelhaupt Ed Buerkin Ed Forbes A. E. Hare George Luther Hugh Ernst Walter Davidson A. Keim J. B. Menke A. Rothgeb J. B. Bruenning Charles Gochl W. J. Fusenig Fred Oclrich Riverside Walter Sonnenschein Melrose Gerhardt Belker North East J. C. Hogsett W. N. Bruff Clayton W. H. Bolten Beverly Harry Cook Camp Point Dan Cramberg Liberty George E. Evans Menthon Harry Muegee Honey Creek Frank Havens Gilmer Lee Viars Joseph Wittemeyer Payson W. A. Hinckle Grover Hastings Ursa William Roff Ellington T. W. Horton

Progressive Party Devised In Mexico City

Felix M. Palavacini, leader of a civil anti-military party, calls on Mexicans to join existing parties in founding a new Progressive Party to democratize institutions and attract more immigration and foreign capital for development.

Mexico City Felix M. Palavacini Civil Mexico

Oyster prices rise in local market amid demand

Local dealers report oyster price advances with extra standard soup oysters up to 35 cents a pint and 75 cents a quart. New York Counts quoted at 45 and 85 cents, amid east coast demand prompting wholesale orders that drive higher local prices.

New York Baltimore

Resolution to standardize war wages debated in Senate

Senator King of Utah introduced a resolution proposing a Senate labor committee investigation to craft legislation standardizing wages on government work. The measure went over under Senate rules, reflecting concerns over demoralization from high wartime wages.

Washington King Utah Senate Labor Committee

Kidney Pills Sales Claims From Local Stores

Fred Oelrich and others tout Doan's and Dean's kidney pills as remedies for kidney issues, back pain, and uric acid symptoms. Testimonies cite improved health after usage, with dates and addresses in support of claims.

Woman credits Dean's Kidney Pills for cure

Mrs Henry Toeben of 1121 Cedar St reports severe kidney disorder with lumbago back pain bladder weakness dizziness and fatigue. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills from Miller & Arthur Drug Co she says two boxes brought rapid relief and all symptoms disappeared.

S.C. Langdon Maine St Doain Dean Henry Toeben Cedar St Miller & Arthur Drug Co

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