Irwin Paper Company Elects Officers for New Era
Irwin Paper Company announces its officers for the new era. Directors are Leaton Irwin John H Pott and Macaulay Irwin with Leaton Irwin as president and manager John H Pott as vice president and buyer Macauley Irwin as secretary and efficiency manager A B Grubb as treasurer and chief clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Aper Company
Leaton Irwin
John H Pott
Macaulay Irwin
John H.‘Pott
Macauley Irwin
A. B. Grubb
Reolo Tonic Claim Boosts Blood Nutrition and Health
An advertisement touts Reolo as a natural cell-salt remedy to raise blood oxygen and red cells, promising relief from fatigue nervousness and ache. It asserts diseases stem from cell-salt deficiencies and urges a six week course for about $1.40.
Sale of Tickets to Place Quincy in League Good
Quincyans crowd the sale of 2,000 tickets at 1 each to fund the Three Eye league baseball effort in Quincy. The drive aims to raise 2,000 for league operation with support from lodge members, workers, Lions, Rotary, and the Chamber of Commerce. Tom Lenane and Earl Nolan distribute tickets to Electric Wheel and Otis Elevator workers. Additional 8,000 is targeted from businessmen to cover initial two months’ expenses and secure a berth for the Gem City in the league season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quiny
Gem
Tom Lenane
Earl Nolan
Electric Wheel Works
Otis Elevator Company
Lions
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Census intrusion and notices at Soldiers' and Sailors' Home
The census taker demanded un conditional surrender of veterans and survivors, listing names and birth dates. The report records staff changes, meals, furloughs, transfers, readmissions, a death of Lt. Art, and a burial plan at the home cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Esther Mitchell
Mr. Dunning
Dinfler
Pass
J. C
Mary A. Schnifer
Co. K
Art
Home Cemetery
Mrs Ift Leaves Estate To Daughters In Will
Caroline Ift's will filed in county court outlines the bulk of her estate going to daughters Marty Brakenseick and Elizabeth It, with smaller sums to her son Edward Hit and multiple grandchildren. Mary Brakenstew and Elizabeth receive $500 each, Minnie Orhlman Kantstainer gets $300, Henry III $200, and LeRoy Charles and Freda Hendrickson $33.33 each. Arthur E. Gay is named trustee for land in Columbus township held for Elizabeth III, with farm proceeds to be distributed accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Brakenseick
Elizabeth
Caroline Ift
Edward Hit
Mary Brakenstew
Mise Elizabeth
Minnie Orhlman Kanstainer
Will directs estate to daughter and sale of remaining lands
The text outlines that upon her death the land or sale proceeds pass to daughter Mary Brakensiew. The remainder of Mrs Ift's real estate is to be sold with proceeds split equally between Mary Brakensiew and Miss Elizabeth Ift. Mrs Brakensiew is named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brakensiew
Spencer Enlow Receives Gifts From School Friends
An eight year old orphan in detention in Quincy, beaten near Paloma, is surprised with a feast of cherry pie cake candy and fruit from teacher Miss Esta Kincheloe and classmates. Probation Officer Tom Nolan played Santa, delivering the food and comfort that brighten his holiday season. Spencer expresses gratitude and interest in returning to school if he has a safe place to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Enlow
Spencer
Quincy
Paloma
Esta Kincheloe
Tom Nolan
Theole
Santa Claus
Lawrence Smith Elected Commander of Hill American Legion Post
Lawrence Smith was elected commander at the Henry R. Hill post No 37 American Legion meeting held in the Knights of Columbus hall. Milton Brocksmeyer as vice commander Macauley Irwin adjutant Ralph Keller financial officer Father Juvenal Emanuel chaplain Merle Lummis post historian Kirby Hill sergeant at arms appointed after power of appointment vote. The consolidation report with Joseph Emery post was discussed and tabled. A club room search was continued and a post smoker followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Hill
American Legion
Knights of Clumbus
Joseph Emery
Emery
Change in Location of Hudson Bridge Between Coatsburg and Big Neck
County highway officials announce a bridge relocation in Keene township near the Hudson bridge. The new span will be about 100 yards south of the present site to straighten the road, which is now part of the county highway system, according to County Superintendent L. L. Boyer on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Coatsburg
Big Neck
Keene Township
L. L. Boyer
County System of Highways
Election officials to be named and vacancies filled
City council will name election judges and clerks in an upcoming ordinance. Judges and clerks from the recent board of supervisors meeting set vacancies. aldermen will handle changes when appointments are needed. Judges should inform their aldermen of vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Marriage Licenses Issued in Missouri Towns
Siede R. Loeschner aged 25 of Carthage and Emma M Ostermiller 22 of Quincy filed for licenses. James Floyd Jones 22 of Ewing and Rosa Lee Boon 20 of Ewing sought licenses. William Harmen 37 of Macomb and Henrietta Oakman 60 of Macomb also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siede R. Loeschner
Carthage
Emma M. Ostermiller
Quin
James Floyd Jones
Ewing
Rosa Lee Boon
William Harmen
Macomb
Henrietta Oakman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frwin Paper Company
Brown Mays & Brug Co
6Th Ave
Hampshire
III
Ivanhoe Mills
Llue
Cambrieancea
Quincy Clothing Store
Sam Pocras
H. Pocras
Lawrence Smith
American Cloak and Suit Co
Hampshire St
Quincy, IN
Ricker National Bank
State Street Bank and
Trust Company
Resources
U. S
Henry C. Sprick
WM. H. Heidbreder
Walter A. Heidbreder
Harry J. Heidbreder
Harvey H. Sprick
William H. Govert
Charles Seifert
Orpheum
O'Coats
Dresa
Beau
Durham
Durham Han
Detroit
Rockford Sox
Shos
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