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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1917

Page

3

Irwin Memorial Gift To Help European War Children

Turner High School juniors voted to redirect their annual float fund to aid European children suffering from war. The Irwin family ties and Virginia Irwin inspired the plan, with barrels of apples and local support preceding the decision to memorialize Virginia by funding relief for homeless and hungry youngsters in the war zone.

Europe Ethel Wartred Irwin Leaton Irwin Trigh Irwin Virginia Zens South Turner High School Virginia Irwin

Claire Indicted for Murder by Grand Jury

Grand jury returned papers no bill for Charles Harding in Townsend death. Claire was indicted for the murder of James Dennison, a Burlington freight clerk stabbed and beaten near Maple Street. Jobe’s statutory charge was dismissed. Stier pleaded guilty to defrauding Quincey Gas, Electric and Heating. Probation request given. Parolees Annie May, Harry Asnton, and W J Petchart released as probation terms expired.

Charles Harding Thomas Townsend Townsend Thomas Fe? Claire James Dennison Burlington Dennison Burlington Stat O Roma Maple Street Claire Merle Jobe Agnes Brown Akers Faday George Stiier Quincey Gas, Electric and Heating Company Annie May Harry Asnton W. J. Petchart

Hearing on Claims Against Aldo Summer

Judge Lyman McCain presided over a circuit court hearing on Matilda Sommer's claim of about 20,000 against the estate of her husband Aldo Sommer. Attorneys John Wall and Judge Carl Egder argued for Mrs Sommer and other heirs, contending the money was a debt against the estate. the court noted 6,439 and continued the matter for further evidence and a ruling.

Lyman McCain Matilda Scammer Aidemer Teape Ray Stepher John Wall Carl Egder Somer Sommer Clomes Frais Abde Sonmer

Officer Seizes Gas Theft Suspect In Hardware Case

William Rodhe, recently jailed for stealing from the Tenk hardware company, is to be returned to the institution today. A gas can was found in the possession of Harry Leper, who said he bought it from Redde, a former employee at the Yonk store.

William Rodhe Roral Roadhe Tenk Hardware Company Harry Leper Redde

Probate notes in county court reveal will of Frederick Sturhals

The will allocates estate to widow Tiannah Sturhahn and to wife Anna Kopsicker use of a 170 acre tract in Columbus township for one year with $620 to be deducted for the children. Frederick Kopsicker receives $100. one third of the estate goes to Mrs. Kopsicker while two thirds are divided among August Charles Ludwig Edward Louise Roppel Dina Baker and Anna Kopsieker. Includes urged health ad for kidney pills attributed to Mrs. T. J. Bucknell.

Frederick Sturhals Tiannah Sturhahn August Kopsicker Pri- Gay Anna Kopsicker Columbus Township Frederick Kopsicker August Charles Ludwig Edward Louise Roppél Dina Baker Anna Kopsieker

Trapshooters 10 Hold Mass Meeting at South Side Club

Trap shooting committee invites members and nonmembers to a lab house meeting next Thursday evening to discuss trap shooting matters. The next trap shoot is set for January 28. Messages from Everitt Warpener of Baltimore wish the club success and health.

South Side Boat Club Lab House Everitt Warpener Baltimore Tormer South Side Clil Orpaniany Ple Central States Dssectrion Minier Misty Pleasumng

Firemen Pension Board Refuses Back Pensions

Members of the Firemen's Pension board of trustees Friday refused to allow back pensions for George Schlag Joseph Guth and Mrs Willian o T fade The pensioners will be paid from December 1 The action was taken in a Friday meeting If paid it would have drawn about 7000 from the fund It is believed counsel for the pensioners was preparing suit.

Firemen’s Pension Board of Trustees George Schlag Joseph Guth Willian O T

Press Association Meeting in Galesburg Sees Elections

Thirty members of the Military Tract Press Association met in Galesburg with a visiting editors lunch and an early session to attend a theater show. Fred Blazer of the Aledo Times Record was elected president, George Flint of the Yates City Banner vice president, and L Tamp ton of Macomb secretary treasurer. The next mid summer meeting will be in Macomb. Topics included subscriptions, advertising, and print paper costs. Rov K Adair of the Loraine Times spoke on the role of the school room in the sanctum.

Military Tract Press Association Galesburg Club Galesburg Samcheon Orpheum Fred Blazer The Aledo Times Record George Flint Yates City Banner L. Tampton Macomb Rov K Adair Loraine Times

Firemen Honored With Cigars for Prompt Response

Quincy firm gifts cigars to firemen at Front and Jefferson after a quick response to a blaze. Mrs Rosetta Ellis also awards cigars to Nos 1 2 and 7 stations for saving 406 Oak street from total destruction. Somerville Brother Joins Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain as general superintendent after previously serving as superintendent of transportation.

Wasn Quincy Stove & Mfg. Co Jefferson Streets Qustiv Gem City Rosetta Ellis Oak Street Somerville Carrie Somerville J. A. Somerville William Somerville Iincixs State Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain

Two Named as Wheeler Estate Executors

Herbert Fry and J A Connery were granted letters of administration for Eliam Wheeler estate in county court Friday afternoon. Judge McCarl set the bond at 140000, twice the estate value. Assets include rugs valued at 20000. will names Rudolph Tenk and Duke Schroer as executors, but Schroer and Tenk declined.

Herbert Fry J. A. Connery Eliam Wheeler Quincy Journal McCarl Hiram Wheeler Rudolph Tenk Duke &Ehroer Herbert Pry Schroer Tenk

Hannibal Fans Push Local Ball Park Plan

Hannibal visitors urge city support for a 1917 baseball season and a park within walking distance. The former Cruikshank lumber yard is eyed for a ballpark with construction to begin when weather permits. Riedel plans a park if locals show demand. Cawthorne of Gary attends the ball banquet while considering the general secretary post. Hanna vacancy discussed. Also noted, Oscar Rathwain recovers from a minor hospital operation.

Morrow Hannibal Cruikshank Riedel Merrow Pia Ag Tocn George B. Cawthorne Gary Ind Quincy Y. Weot Cawthorne Hanna

Quincy's Notices and Personal Briefs On Saturday

O A Parmenter heads to Brim field Indiana then Chicago on business returning Tuesday. Free Victrola concert today at Duker's 2 30 to 5 p m. Messrs McNally Moka Goertz numerous local visits and hospital cases. Doerr Dept Store sale prices on waists caps shirts coats and hosiery. Various residents ill recovering from operations and illnesses with several hospital transfers and visits noted.

Doerr S. O Heidbreder and Barel Drug Store World Snyder Tony Roehl Overland St. Joseph Quincy Spring Street Stave J. Souers St. Louis Goodrich Tire Company Clough-Reihn Doerr Dept W. M. Wood L. and N. Railroad CG. A. Weeks Pere Maronette Frank Wood Pierson Association Wood Doors Dept Howard Fruhe Whig Fruhe Henry Kiermanun State Street

Impurity danger urged to keep blood pure

In a dated health ad the author warns that impurities in the blood weaken circulation and harm organs. It stresses staying in top condition, avoiding illness, and notes the serum remedy SS, SBS, sold by Swift Specific Co of Atlanta, Ga, with requests for booklets and free medical advice.

Swift Specific Co Swift Laboratary Athuta, Ga—Ady

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Arwin Aldo Summer Rodhe Pontiac Mra. T. J. Bucknell Wardy Neb Afilles & Arthur Drug Co South Siders E. W. Grove Press Association Quincy Stove Co Wheeler Oscar Rathwain South Seventh Street St. Mary's Hospital Miles McNally Bank of Ewing of Fowing Quincey Charles Seifert S00 Chicago A. J. Kurz Lincoln Bertha Stelmer Blessing Hospital Ruth Harrison Elizabeth Endres W. D. Endres E. J. Parker Boston Benedict Prudden Fritz Moka Bevier St. Mary’s Hospital Moka William Patterson Timewell G. R. Howard Stillwell Sanders Rockport Samuel Meyer St. Mary Hospital Walter Scott Mendon Lyman Greenman Otis Arnold Illinois Carlton Grand Lodge V. C. Austin California E. Crawford Broadway Austins Sunny Vale Cal H. S. Hicks J. B. Hicks Jasper Corbin Canton Tie Charley Wagg Aldo Summer Drug Company M. Clark North Pourth Street First Christian Church Christian Church Amas Banking Club I Totel Dat Christmas Banking Club X Club
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