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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1919

Page

2

Board of Education votes on December school work

The board met Tuesday with little new news besides the monthly superintendent Gill report and night school notes. A draft rules set was reviewed. resolutions of respect for Miss Exie Tobuston were read. Appointments included Joseph L. Thomas as night school salesmanship teacher and Pauline Thompson as millinery teacher. Resignations of Homer Townsend and Miss Vera Wessels were accepted. End dates: first semester February 14, second June 13. December enrollment reached 4011. night school averaged 406 with 208 nightly. The report notes declines from last December and higher tardiness. health inspections continued. Expenditures totaled 19,916 from the educational fund and 1,508 from the building fund.

Charles M. Gill Board of Health Board of Education Gill Exie Tobuston Joseph L. Thomas Pauline Thompson Homer Townsend Jefferson Vera Wessels Educational Fund Health Board

Quincy School District Backs Health Department Support

A Quincy school board resolution endorses the Civic Improvement League and allied groups in pushing for adequate moral and financial backing of the city health department, citing current facilities as insufficient for high efficiency. The action aligns school governance with broader civic reform and municipal health funding.

Department of Health Quincy Board of Education Civic Improvement League

Socialist case 10 federal jury today

Final arguments in the trial of five socialist leaders charged with conspiracy to violate the espionage law concluded Tuesday in Chicago. The case will go to the jury after judge Landis instructs on the law. Prosecutor Fleming argued the defendants conspired to aid German aims. defense attorney Stedman urged acquittal and stressed free speech rights.

Chicago Landis Joseph B. Fleming Victor L. Berger Cay Fleming Socialist Party Seymour Stedman

Blacksmiths Busy Despite Influenza In Plainville

In Plainville Illinois blacksmiths kept busy shoeing horses during the week due to toy roads. influenza sickness affected War family and Henry Wagy. Various locals, including Ande Finthicum Ed Kuhlman and others, are mentioned with visits, moves, and family illnesses.

Win War Ande Finthicum Seehorn Ed Kuhlman Quincey Mary Waego Henry Warg Florence Heine Harry Wheelock James Hendricks Co. PL Wagg Westerfield Elin Liles Ralph Inman Ateinase Albert Foone Kays Payson Bert Pilchers South Church Street John Wagg, Jr George Stewart Marion McComas Wm. Powell Barry Henry Wagy Nellie Else Crim Harry Kubrick Richfield Roy Seelve Quincy Justin Wagy

Visitors and local travels fill Bowen families news

Mrs Will Hooper of Pittsfield visited relatives in Bowen. Dr Salthouse of McPherson is visiting his daughter Miss Eulalie. Several local families held gatherings and dinners honoring Mrs W Hooper. Mrs W B Cecil returned from Bay City Illinois. Flu cases rise with several reported this week.

Will Hooper Pittsfield Sam Ramsey Clyde Smith Walter Bennett Dr. Salthouse McPherson Kan Eulalie Bowen Clyde Dalley Mills Glenn Quincy Mott Augusta Hamil Veach Vivian Clayton M. C. Milla W. B. Cecil S. H. Ramsey W. Hooper Bay- Ha Ill

Funeral for Leona Henthorn Funeral of Leona Henthorn

Leona Henthorn daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Henthorn died after a severe flu left her weakened after weeks of patient endurance. The funeral was held for the young victim.

Leona Henthorn Will Henthorn

Tioga and area residents share holiday time and news

Tioga and Star residents visited relatives over the holidays. A West family member, Grover West, died after a train fall near Eubanks. he was born March 13, 1883, in Brown County and served 13 years in the mail service. He leaves a widow Ester of Peoria, parents, sister Marie, brothers Adam and Clifford, and Mrs Eva Neiderer. Revival services begin at South M E church led by Rev Murphy. Arnold Neiderer returns to Camp Grant after furlough. Augusta Dicks of Star visits daughter Anna Householder this week.

St. Mary's Hospital Quincy Brown County Selathiel West Galesburg Ester West Peoria S. West Marie West Tioga Adam Clifford Taft Eva Neiderer George Troutvetter West Point Ralph Ensminger Harry W. Tharp Chris Vradenburg Keokuk Marie South M. E Murphy Arnold Neiderer Camp Grant Augusta Dicks Star Anna Householder

Marshall Attends Obsequies at Sagamore Hill

Sagamore Hill sees many prominent visitors as Mrs Roosevelt endures sorrow after the former president’s death. Capt Archibald Roosevelt reports messages from Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Ker mit Roosevelt serving in France. Cuban ministers and other officials call, while a planned Havana monument to the colonel is noted.

Rooseevlt Hospital Archibald Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Roosevelt Homestead Christchurch Theodore Roosevelt,Jr Kermit Roosevelt France Archibald Theodore Richard Derby Ethel Roosevelt America Derby Cuba Carlos Manuel Cespedes United States Alfonso Forcano House of Representatives Cayetano de Quesada Capt Roosevelt Havana Col Alexander Saubert Medical Corps V. A Wilson

Funeral Attendees Sentiment From Marshals and Governor

Long distance messages from Vice President Marshall in Washington and Gov. Smith in Albany conveyed personal sympathy to Capt. Roosevelt and announced plans to attend the funeral, highlighting high level respect and official attendance.

Marshall Washiington Gov. Smith Albany Capt Roosevelt

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