Jefferson High School Boundary Plan And New Faculty
The committee on course and management approved next semester changes in high and grade school work including making economics required and history mandatory for sophomores. Boundaries for the new Jefferson school were fixed to relieve Washington school, with details for grades six through nine and a plan to hire at least two college trained teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Jefferson School
Bauman
Committee On Management
Palmer
Washington
Jefferson District
Cedar
Cherry
Maine
Locust
Eighth
Hampshire
Payson Avenue
Fifth
Madison
Dr Hartley reports on faith and order conference
At the Quincy Church Federation meeting in Vermont Street Baptist church Dr R H Hartley described the recent Garden City Long Island conference on faith and order. Speakers from across the country discussed church unity and the planned world conference despite wartime disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Street Baptist Church
Quincy Church Federation
R. H. Hartley
Garden City
L. I
Hartley
Children Revolt Against Harsh Remedies
Vintage advertisement-style passage urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for children’s stomachs and bowels. It contrasts modern mild relief with older harsh remedies and promotes a laxative claim as safe for babies, children, and adults, urging readers to ask a druggist for the California Fig Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chidheed
Dave
Calrel Cath
California
Ornia Fig Syrup Company
Jackson school PTA meets Friday with Judge McCarl speech
The Jackson school Parent Teacher Association will meet Friday at an evening time in the school auditorium. Judge Lyman McCarl will speak on Our Boys and Girls. The Junior High girls and boys choruses will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Jackson School
Lyman
McCarl
Irving school preserves annual Christmas tree tradition
Teachers and pupils at Irving cohoul enjoy a Christmas tree with two woodpeckers and two sparrows feasting on suet and treats provided by students. The Fathers' club plans a meeting January 28 in the school auditorium. Seventh and eighth graders will perform drills songs and demonstrations after the business portion along with stereo views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Cohoul
Fathers’ Club
Irving School
Pareit Teacher Association Monthly Meeting at Franklin School
The Pareit Teacher Association of Franklin School will hold its monthly meeting this Friday afternoon at 8 o clock. Judge McCarl will give an address on delinquent children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maison School
Virginia Nelley
Louis Shumate
Sones
Ragged Robin
Pareit-Teacher Association of Franklin School
Sccood
McCarl
Intercommunion Principles in Church Cooperation
A fragment discusses a complete intercommunion of believers on an agreed principle and orderly method. It advocates sufficient administrative coordination among churches to act as a whole for common purposes without losing desirable home rule. The text reflects ecclesiastical politics and meant to unify church bodies under shared framework.
Gripaquix Remedies Highlight Signature on Box
Colds blamed on Grip Laxative Bromo Quinine claim to remove the cause. Only one Bromo Quinine exists. E. W. Grove signs the box, price set at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Cameron Must Leave Town Or Pay Fine In Vagrancy Case
Cameron faces a $25 fine plus costs or removal from Quincy after arraignment on vagrancy charges tied to the robbery of Leo Brandt a legless wanderer. Police say Cameron admitted holding Brandt at gunpoint while another stole $26 and names a suspect being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Curt Marc Cameron
Leo Brandt
Quincy
Reardin
Brandt
Prandt
Tolhew
Rain Delays Ice Harvest Halting Production
Rain Thursday and Thursday night halts the ice harvest with dealers hopeful for a Friday restart. A. A. Hutmacher of Hutmacher Ice Co says about half the needed ice is in, and ten more days of hard work are required to reach demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaiers
A. A. Hutmacher
Hutmacher Ice Company
Two Sentenced to Penitentiary After Guilty Pleas
Grand jury reports praise for Adams County jail and work house conditions. Indictments include William J. Pethart for forgery and two burglars sentenced to the penitentiary in Chester. Several defendants pleaded not guilty or were not indicted as the term continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastile
Work House
O. K
Circuit Court
William J. Pethart
Chicago
Hotel Newcomb
Owen Ischamel
Chester
Tom Fuller
Leo Arnold
Hurley and
Boudreau
F. M. Evans
R. B. Sierker
Constipation Relief Ad Claims Dr Chase Liver Tablets
An old advertisement claims Dr Chase's Liver Tablets relieve constipation without pain or griping. It promises to ease bloating and a sick feeling, purify the blood, and clear the complexion with New York style credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Hartsoook lease well eyed as top Plymouth prospect
Prospects for a top Plymouth oil well emerged from the Hartsook lease held by Royal Oil company of inactivity tech. After weather improved the shot was fired and cleaning will determine capacity in a few days. Miss Mary Wheeler now heads the Illinois Training School for Nurses connected with Cook County Hospital in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Hartsook
Royal Oil Company
Mary Wheeler
Blessing Hospital
Tlinois Training School For
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
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Bert Caves
Clayton
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Abbott
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HATS
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Kessell
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