Licensed to Wed. Henry Miller Doggett Keokuk Ta
Schedule committee of the junior church basketball league will meet in the physical director's office at the Y M C A Thursday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock. A schedule will be made for the games to be played during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller Doggett
Keokuk
Eva Mae Reimers
Weokuk
Maryland Pearl
Ou'siuva
Emily Larrow Brown
Quinevoo
Carl Albert Vahle
Quincey
Lillie Ella Gillouse
Liberty Tae We
Y. M. CA
Local Notes and Social Roundup in Quincy
Local items from Quincy report D W Mumper summoned to Decatur by his mother’s illness, plus church circles, social events, and visits. A Palmyra dealer sold a hay carload for 11.55 a ton. Campaign cards for sheriff candidate Bill Forney circulated in Porter County. School furnace talk, theater plans, and several local visits and trips fill the week. Acquittal in a small theft case, hospital updates, and numerous society meetings complete the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Mumper
Decatur
P. L. ‘Mumper
St. Rose
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Jacob Peters
Palmyra
Quincy
Porter County
Ind
Bill Forney
Valparaiso
Ird
C. L. Hawkins
Riverside School
Supt. Steiner
Court House
Olympia Dramatic Club
Salem Church
Salem Hall
Garrett's
Charles Arnold
Myrtle Watsn
H. Adelpuhl
Bressing S Hospital
Wiineis Cafe
Harry Thomasina
Grand Rapids
Mich
Loren C. Cox
James Jarrett
Milton
Iowa
W. J. Singerton
Nauvoo
Ferns
Burnside
Ulinois State Bank
Maos2
W. J
Billy) Smith
John FE. Exon
Wichita
Kansas
Smith
Young People's Society
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Missionary Society of the Bethel M. E
Jonason
Hampshire Street
Cornelia Bruenewald
India
Missionary Society of the Rethel ME
al Specht
State Street
William Wheeler
Charles Siliag
Alex Swartout
Redtops
Forge No 44
William PF. Metzger
R. E. Weeks
Fou Stehman
Preux Chevalier
IRO Oof P
Castle Hall
Piteta Kappa Club
Y. M.C
Church Men In Yearly Elections At Two Churches
Officers elected at Christ Evangelical church Men’s league meeting include President William Knopsmeier and Vice President Harvey Whittland with secretaries H P Hager baumer and J H Bitter and Treasurer William Schwendler. A Salem Evangelical church session elected Arthur Mester as President and reapportioned posts including Robert Bastert as Financial Secretary and John Loos as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s League of Christ Evangelical Church
William Knopsmeier
Harvey Whittland
H. P. Hagerbaumer
J. H. Bitter
William Schwendler
Salem
Men’s League of Salem Evangelical Church
Arthur Mester
Ed Schroeder
J . Schlinkmann
Robert Bastert
John Loos
Fred Brinkvetter
Henry Nolkemper
Herman Stenner
Salem Hall
August Koring
H. Schlueter
Noted Irish lecturer to speak in Quincy
Seumas MacManus, noted Irish lecturer and humorist, will speak on Sunday January 23 at 8 p.m. in the K of C hall, presenting "Rambling About Ireland." Arranged by John Carroll, grand knight, with support from multiple lodges and groups, MacManus has appeared for YWCA and YMCA programs and is billed as both orator and entertainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacManus
K. of C. Council
Carrol
Quincy
Death of Dr Ethyl Richardson's Father Alonzo H Richardson
Alonzo H Richardson father of Dr Ethyl Richardson of 835 Cedar Street Tacoma Washington died at Western hospital Tuesday after paralysis last October and hardened arteries led to his death. He was born November 2 1849 in Columbus taught school at Liberty practiced law in Quincy with brother James H H Richardson leaving Quincy in 1885 for Port Angeles retiring recently. Survived by one daughter Dr Ethyl Richardson of Quincy and brother Dr Wm F Richardson pastor of First Christian Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo H. Richardson
Ethyl Hr. Richardson
Cedar Street
Western Hospital
Tacoma
Wash
Richardson
Decedent
Columbus
Liberty
Quincey
James HH. Richardson
Port Angeles
Ethyl Richardson
Quincy
FL Richardson
First Christian Church
Kansas Cur
Big Crowd At Milnois Naval Reserve Dance
A large turnout despite bad weather for the Ship Mates' club dance of the Tenth division Milnois Naval Reserves in Jersey street Armory hall Tuesday night. About 40 persons attended and the CM Farrel Bros. orchestra provided music. The organizing committee included J. Russ W. Haynes H. J. McPheeters J. Casey and J Herrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milnois Naval Reserves
Armory Hall
Jersey Street
CM Farrel Bros
J. Russ
W. Haynes
H. J. McPheeters
J. Casey
J Herrick
Board Finds Home for Large Auto at 320 North Ninth Street
The board of education faced a stray automobile that could not be housed in the school. Purchased for manual training, it proved too large to move inside and caused disruption with its roaring smoke and steam. Officials decided to rent a garage space at 320 North Ninth Street to store the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Fighth Street
Weeklong program set for February at Presbyterian church
City executive committee plans a weeklong program from February 18 at 2 PM in the Presbyterian church, with two o clock Sunday meeting to discuss and finalize arrangements. The schedule aims to complete the daily activities and address any remaining details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piars
Presbeteran
T. Fred “Peer
Plymouth Oilfield Well Shows Initial Quiet Rise
Royal Oil Co of Plymouth reported a new Hartcook lease well near Plymouth producing ten barrels per day with potential for more. Spectators W J Ruff and G A Urbam returned home after the find and the well will be shot Wednesday as operators anticipate additional productive wells in coming days amid improving revival prospects despite current weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Royal Oil Co
Hartcook
W. J. Ruff
G. A. Urbam
Deaths and Funerals for Dohrman Boekhaus and Sisters
Funeral services for William Boekhaus were held at the Broad Way home and Salem Evangelical church with Rev Leemhuis officiating. Interment in Greenmount Cemetery. Mary A Dohrman burial at Soldiers Home cemetery after services in Cottage No 22 conducted by Rev W M Gamble. Sister Mary Mamette buried after solemn requiem mass at St Vincent Home with Rev Bartoschek and Rev J Postner. burial in Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Boekhaus
Broadway
Salem Evangelical Church
Leemhuis
Salem Quartet
Greenmount Cemetery
Mary Dohrman
Mary A. Dohrman
Soldiers’ Nome
W. M. Gamble
Soldiers’ Home Cemetery
Mary Mamette
St. Vincent
Mr. Bartoschek
Chicago
J. Postner
A. Hohl
Calvary Cemetery
Mrs Stahl Dies in Quincy After Grip Attack at 79
Mrs Louisa Caroline Stahl dies at her home 420 North Englith street Tuesday at 12 15 PM from grip. Born Baltimore Md March 26 1836 she lived in Terre Haute San Francisco Marysville Nevada Virginia City and Quincy where she resided until death. Surviving are four children William F George H Frank S and daughter Miss Lilherf Stahl all of Quincy and area. Also noted are several extended relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Caroline Stahl
North Englith Street
Quincy
Baltmore
Met
Terre Haute
Ind
San Francisco
Marysville
Calif
Solomon Stahl
Virginia City
Nev
William F
Evanston
George H
Frank S
Lilherf. Stahl
Zeth Colvino
Ursa
Mary Colvin
George Colvin
Colorado
James
Emily Kirkpatrick
Long Beach
Malambri Moves to New Home Soon
Wiha Malamasbri plans to move from North Sixth Street to a new building on Tlampshire Street near Sixth. The old quarters will be modernized and bought by improvements planned by the owner, and the new building is described as one of the best in the section after a white front structure was erected last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiha Malamasbri
North Sixth Street
Tlampshire Street
Sixth
Gross Receives State Supplies For Vital Records
Health official Wadham TT Gross has been named special representative for Quincy and Riverside township. He will oversee all births and deaths records as required under the new act, with state supplies issued for the purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healsh
Cpach
Wadham
Gross
State Board of Health
Quincy
Riverside
Surprises Mark Installation of Ladies' Aid Officers
The Ladies' Aid society of the South Side Boat club installed officers at the club house on Front and Delaware streets Tuesday night. Gifts were presented to Sadie Bergmann Emma Stormer and Pansy Lymenstull for service last year plus a furnace for heating the second floor. New officers include President Marie Burch Vice President Margaret Bergmann Financial Secretary Ruth Gail Recording Secretary Catherine Merkel Treasurer Emma Stormer and Trustees Sadie Bergmann Florence Gail and Pansy Lymenstull. The evening ended with a luncheon and social time as members gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
South Side Boat Club
South Side
Front
Delaware Streets
Sadie Bergman
Emma Stormer
Pansy Lymenstull
Florence Gail
Worship in the Sunday School at Community Training School
Dr I W Binga led a 45 minute session at Gem City Business College focusing on worship in the Sunday school. He argued many children are not taught worship nor kept for services and urged worship as central to Christian character. An additional 45 minute session studied books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Bingaman
Gem City Business College
Vic
Film service company formed in Quin cy area
A new film firm named B. H. N. Film Service Co plans incorporation in Quincy with a $50,000 capital. Headquarters are listed at 246 North Fourth Street. Partners include J. H. Brown Dr. J Roy Brown J W Neuman and F a Hardyian. The freelance firm will buy sell rent exchange machines and repair equipment and recently bought a large stock in the East. It claims to be the only such company between Peoria Kansas City Davenport Chicago St Louis and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Quincy
Buttington
B. H. N. Film Service Co
North Forth Street
J. H. Brown
J Roy Brown
J. WH. Neuman
F A Hardyian
Peoria
Kansas City
Davenport
Chiegge
St. Lows
Des Monnes
Stone Cutters Elect Officers at Monthly Meeting
The Githers for the year were elected at the Labor temple monthly meeting of the Stone Cutters union Tuesday. Officers chosen were President Harry Gibbs Vice president Frank Westermann Secretary R Bauer Treasurer Henry Vahie. Installation services will be held at the next meeting on Feb 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Cutters Union
Labor
Otters
Harry Gibbs
Frank Westermann
R. Bauer
Henry Vahie
Ainstallation
Urian
Judge Creighton Sets Day for Answer in Robbery Case
In Saint Paul, Judge Creighton set Tuesday for an answer in the ongoing case involving state officials and officers. Authorities report a confrontation at the North Saint Paul post office area, with several suspects fleeing after the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton
Quincy Pulse Suffered Painful Train Accident
Hannibal conductor R L Barry of a Burlington freight train was injured Tuesday at 8 30 am when riding atop the train under a bridge. He suffered a fractured right hand and a badly bruised face, was taken to St Marys hospital and later to his Hannibal home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Barry
Hannibal
Burlington
St. Mary’s Hospital
Otis Johnston
Visitor from Warsaw in Quincy district visit
Rev HW OW Rabe of Warsaw visited the Quincy district in the Central Timnis district of the Missouri Lutheran synod Tuesday. He will depart for Springfield Wednesday morning to attend a Central Minors district meeting on Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
HW. OW. Rabe
Warsaw
Quincys
Timnis
Missouri Lutheran Synod
Springfield
Central Minors
Boy Scout Meeting Led by H E King in Quincy
N S King spoke on What is Necessary for the Boy Scout to Do at the Quin cy Boy Scouts two troops monthly meeting in the Cheerful Home gymnasium Tuesday night. Plans for yearlong work were announced and potential for a new troop with adult help noted. Troop 2 meets Wednesday at 4 30 and Troop 1 at High School 4 15. A prominent man was expected as Dr W Scott Hall of the Northwestern Medical College Chicago to devote two days to a social campaign in March at a religious work and physical department committee meeting Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem City Lodge
Moose Hall
Quincey
Perry
Els
George W. Schubert
Woe
Lincoln
Fred Schatler
Mooreheart
Mooseheart
United States
Loyal Order of Moose
Chicago
H. E. King
N. S. King
Quincy Boy Scouts
Cheerful Home
Quincy
W. Scott Hall
Northwestern Medicalollege of
Religious Work Committee
Physical Department
Postpone Installation of Officers at Woodmen Lodge
Routine business was carried out at the Woodmen of the World Lodge semimonthly meeting in the Eagles hall. The installation of officers was postponed until the next meeting on January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World Lodge
Eagles’ Hall
Quincy National Directors Named for Another Year
Directors for another year were named Tuesday at the annual meeting of the Quincy National Bank stockholders. Reports presented showed last year among the best in the institution's history. The selected directors were W. T. Duker, S. G. Arends, J. Mo Winters, T. K. Duker, John G. Blomer, Dr. Musselman, Simon Duker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Quincey National Bank
W. T. Duker
S.G. Arends
J. Mo Winters
T. K. Duker
John G. Blomer
Dr. Musselman
Simon Duker
St Jacobi Young People Name New Officers
The Young People's society of St. Jacobi Lutheran church elected officers for the year at a largely attended meeting held at the church school. President Andrew Schmachk, Vice president Miss Ruth Born, Secretary Sliss Hedwig Butter, Treasurer George Vahle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Jacobi Young People's Society
Young People’s Society of
St. Jacobi Lutheran Church
Andrew Schmachk
Ruth Bornmann
Sliss Hedwig Butter
George Vahle
Wanted the Place But Was Pulled
William Tloener was arrested by police near Front and Broadway at the Dew Drop Inn on a charge of disturbing the peace. He was detained under the care of authorities and held for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tloener
Ponvemen Rean and
Rines
Dew Drop Inn
Front
Broadway
Disturbang Hoenere
Antiger
Mats Typeiive
Tsene
M Daniel Initiates Bid for Gem City Council
Local report outlines M Daniel launching a campaign for Gem City Council. Vague notes reference community groups and early outreach efforts, with mentions of local party figures and potential endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Daniel
GEM City Council
Board Debates School Alarm System and Military Training
Tuesday evening the board of education referred several proposals to committees, including a plan for military training in public schools. Physical Director Otto A. Wurl urged more class time and an assistant, with Miss Mabel Ahern of Franklin named as candidate. Additional talks covered fire alarm improvements, lighting, and building upkeep, while contracts for lumber and school construction were approved or noted with substantial totals and reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Bauman
Otto A. Wurl
Wurl
Mabel Ahern
Franklin School
Weather Forecast With Rain Snow and Cold Wave
The forecast predicts rain or snow on Wednesday with rapidly worsening cold and strong winds. Rain or snow continues east with a slow, colder trend, a cold wave approaching the west. Temperatures fall to near 7 AM high and 23 noon in the region, with a 32 degree low expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Porton
Thursdae Sow
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Tacoma, Wash
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Clara Rolls
L. W. Timpe
Catherine Timpe
Quincy National Directors
Hght
Jefferson School
Moller and VandenBoom Lumber
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Tefferson School
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