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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1917

Page

2

Judge may decide Claire murder case

Elmer C. Claire, indicted for the murder of James Dennison, faced a stalled prosecution as testimony closed and a motion to dismiss was argued before Judge Akers. Dennison died September 23 from knife and head wounds after an incident near his Maple street home following a night at Union Station. Claire claimed Dennison attacked himself and that he intervened to seize the knife, a defense the jury did not hear fully.

Elmer C. Claire James Dennison Claire Dermaison Akers William Sehlagenhaus Louis LeCroix Dennison Tudge Akers Sehlagenhaus Maple Street Union Station Elmer Claire

Webster Students Visit 5.8.5 Home and Dairy Tour

About 125 Webster school youths visited the home on Friday afternoon. Supt Andrew guided the group, showing grounds and dairy and laundry operations. The students praised the instruction and entertainment. William Wentworth, a home store clerk, is sick. Mr. Tall fills his place. Various infantry veterans and residents are mentioned with admissions, furloughs, and family illnesses among Cottage assignments and nearby hospital care.

Webster School Andrew William Wentworth Mr. Tall William W. Plater Co. D 169Th Illinois Infantry Carbondale William T. Clark Pakota Til Co. B 62Nd Illinois Infantry William A. Gould Knoxville Co. C Tllinois Samuel McAtee Cairo Ohio Infantry George Wilson John Lucash Peter M. Till Windsor Catherine Magruder T. W. Bolgard East St. Louts M. L. Humphrey Murphiesboro J. Farner Mamie Jacobs Louise Dowling East St. Louis Margaret Golden Cottage 5

Sister Hildegard Dies After Pneumonia Illness

Sister Hildegard of the Sisters of St. Francis died Friday morning at 10:50 in St Marys hospital after a week of pneumonia. Born Miss Mary Brefeld in Cincinnati she was 45 and had led the hospital's children’s department for over ten years. Survived by a brother and sister in Cincinnati. Funeral services set for 8:30 Monday morning in the hospital chapel with burial at St Boniface cemetery.

Hildegard Sisters of St. Francis St. Mary's Hospital Cincinnati Ohio Mary Brefeld Hospital Chapel St. Boniface Cemetery

Mrs Elizabeth Henze Dies in Ursa Area

Mrs Elizabeth Henze died at 8 30 Friday morning in the home of her daughter near Ursa after a five day illness from pneumonia. Born in Konigshafen Germany March 18 1840 she would have been 77 next birthday. She came to the United States as a girl, settled in Palmyra and later moved to Burton township. She was a member of St Mathews Lutheran East Broadway. Survived by four sons Henry John Henze Marcelline Fred Mendon George Melrose. three daughters Mrs Henry Punpemever Coatsburg Mrs John Tieman Burton Mrs John Stratman near Ursa. two brothers William Finke Chicago Henry Finke Kansas. one sister Mrs Matt Weber Quincy. 18 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Body to Herman Stormer undertaking South Eighth. viewing 7 9 tonight. Funeral 11 Sunday at St Mathews Lutheran East Broadway. Burial Independence Cemetery. Friends invited.

Elizabeth Henze John Stratman Ursa Henze Nkoenighafen Germany Palmyra Henry Henze Burton Township St. Mathew's Lutheran Church East Broadway Henry John Henze Marcelline Fred Mendon George Melrose Henry Unpemever Coatsburg John Tieman Burton Near William Finke Chicago Henry Finke Kansas Matt Weber Quincy Herman Stormer South Eighth St. Mathew’s Lutheran Church Independence Cemetery

Quincy's Women to Tour New York for Reich Stores

Quincy's Miss Bertha Cissna and Mrs Maude Moore of Hannibal and Amelia Schoup of Peoria depart tonight for New York City for a two week visit tied to Reich's women ready to wear stores. John Bleck of Kirby Block and Fischer will assist Reid's interests in the city. Library Board to Meet Monday Afternoon. The public library board will hold its regular monthly session next Monday at 4 pm to review four weeks of reports and conduct routine business.

New York Bertha Cissna Licks Quincey Maude Moore Hannibal Amelia Schoup Peoria New York City Reich John Bleck Kirby Block and Fischer Reid Library Board Public Library Board

T. P. A. Meeting Tonight at Hotel Quincy

The T. P. A. will convene at the Hotel Quincy this evening at 7 30. Important business will be presented and a smoker will follow the session.

Quincy

Encampment Dates Set for Illinois G. A. R.

Bloomington will host the Illinois G. A. R. encampment from January 27 to June 6 with activities on the 7th and 8th under department commander W. F. Calhoun and the council of administration. The previous Bloomington encampment occurred 21 years ago.

Bloomington Ill Iinois G. A. R W. F. Calhoun Council of Administration

Death of H William Wand in Quincy home at 60

H William Wand former Melrose Township farmer died at his Quincy home 1405 Oak Street on Thursday night after a period of ill health Cause of death acute dilation of the heart He was born in Marion county Missouri November 24 1847 age 60 He leaves nine children and two brothers and sisters including Mrs William Krewett Matt Gerry Mrs Frank Aumann Leo Wiskirchen Rev Father Lawrence Wand His daughter Mrs Gabriel of Payson is in Rochester Minn for an operation Funeral arrangements pending

H. William Wand Melrose Township Quincy Oak Street Mr. Wand Marion County E. J. Gabriel Payson Robert St. Joseph Gerry Litchfield Ill Frank Aumann Chicago Leo Wiskirchen Lawrence H. Wand Dorothy Gabriel John Melrose Chris Mary Wand Mary VandenBoom Gabriel Rochester Minn Gabriel of

Rockport Man Dies in St Marys Hospital

Samuel Meyer of Rockport died Thursday evening at St Marys hospital from pneumonia after years of ill health. Born July 18, 1856 in Derry township, he was 61. A widower with four children Warren Clarence Howard and Alice at home, and three brothers Charles Jack and Adam plus sister Mrs William Thomas. Funeral services set for Sunday in Rockport after body was moved there Friday.

Samuel Meyer Rockport St. Mary's Hospital Derry Township Tie Modern Woodmen of America Warren Clarence Howard Alice Charles Meyer Pike County Jack Meyer el Dara Adam William Thomas Pike Station Ill

Funeral for Elmer Walbring Held at Home

Elmer Walbring funeral conducted at 2 p m Friday in the home at 623 South Sixteenth street by Rev IT W Bingaman of Luther Memorial church with large attendance. Mrs George Roth and Mrs Rudolph Wilms sang, floral offering noted. Bearers named Lawrence Kill Ehmer Holman Roger Meyer Carrol Meyer Tf Lagemann and Lorrain Goodin. Burial at Greenmount cemetery.

Elmer Walbring South Sixteenth Street IT. W. Bingaman Luther Memorial Church George Roth Rudolph Wilms Lawrence Kill Ehmer Holman Roger Meyer Carrol Meyer Tf. Lagemann Lorrain Goodin Burdal Greenmount Cemetery

Funeral service for Mollie Lambur held in Freiburg chapel

Funeral for Mollie Lambur was conducted at 3 PM Friday in Freiburg chapel. Burial followed in St. Peter's cemetery. Lam bur, formerly of Quincy, died Wednesday evening at the state hospital in Jacksonville of general paralysis at age 43. Body brought to Quincy Thursday evening.

Mollie Lambur Freiburg Chapel St. Peter’s Cemetery

Funeral services for Seldon G Philbrick held at home

Funeral services for Seldon G. Philbrick will be conducted at 2:30 this afternoon at the home 1115 Mens street with burial in Greenmount cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.

Seldon G. Philbrick Mens Street Greenmount Cemetery

Funeral rites for Mrs Josephine Mennel at home and church

Funeral services for Mrs Josephine Mennel will be held at her residence and at St Marys Catholic church at 8:30. Burial follows in St Boniface cemetery.

Josephine Mennel South Sixth Street St. Marsy’s Catholic Church St. Boniface Cemetery

Funeral rites for John Kaltenbach in St. Vincent Home

Funeral services for John Kaltenbach were held at 9 30 this morning at St. Vincent Home chapel. Burial followed in the Calvary cemetery home lot.

John Kaltenbach St. Vincent Home Calvary Cemetery

Funeral Services for Ephriam Kimmel Set Sunday

Funeral services for Ephriam Kimmel will be held at 2 pm Sunday at the Wheeler Funeral Parlors 1108 Maine Street. Friends may attend. Burial will be at Greenmount Cemetery.

Ephriam Kimmel Wheeler Undertaking Maine Street Greenmount Cemetery

Northcott Funeral Held in Capital Today

Funeral services will be held in Springfield this afternoon for William Allen Northcott former lieutenant governor of Illinois who died in Excelsior Springs Missouri where he had gone to regain his health. The body was brought to the Northcott home today.

Springfield William Allen Northcott Ilinois Excelsior Springs Northcott

Snow Blockade Stalls Union Pacific Trains in Wyoming

A heavy snow storm on the Union Pacific between Hanna and Rock River, Wyoming, has forced more than a dozen trains into sidings east and west of the blockage. Snow in the cuts reaches eight to ten feet.

Wyoming Cheyenne Wyo Union Pacific Hanna Rock River

Foley's Honey and Tar Promised for Quick Cold Relief

A testimonial style advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a fast acting remedy for colds coughs and croup. It claims to heal inflamed membranes loosen phlegm ease breathing and stop throat tickling. W F Thomas Summerville Ga endorses it and Miller Arthur Drug Co backs the product.

Foley W. F. Thomas Summerville Poley Miller & Arthur Drug Co

Joseph Clarke Dies in Quincy at 41

Joseph Clarke died at 12 45 Friday noon at his home 418 State street from pneumonia after a week illness He was born Feb 19 in Frankford Mo and was 41 He had lived in Quincy ten years and worked at the Electric Wheel company He is survived by a widow three brothers James and Charles Clarke of North Dakota Leé Clarke Hannibal his mother Mrs Nancy Wayman Hannibal and a sister Mrs Henry Barton North Dakota Funeral arrangements pending

Joseph Clarke State Street Frankford Quincy Electric Wheel Company James Charles Clarke North Dakota Leé Clarke Hannibal Nancy Wayman Henry Barton

Sunday Services Notices Deadline for The Whig

The Whig asks readers to submit Sunday service notices to the office by 6 o clock Sunday evening for publication. Notices should include church name and service details.

Whig

Grace Methodist and Nearby Churches Sunday Schedule

A compact listing of church services across Grace Methodist on Lind and Fifth, Vermont Street, First German, Central Baptist and other nearby houses of worship. Includes Sunday school times, morning services around 9:15 to 11:00, and evening sermons with topics such as The Hidden Gift and Abraham Friend of Hethel-Jefferson.

Grace Methodist Lind Fifth Streets G L. Losh Epworth Vermont Street Vermont Highth G. PF. Oliver Abraham Hethel—Jefferson Emil Goetz Kentucky Eighth A. H. Hertzler

Service schedule at Good Shepherd church sets sermons and hymns

Good Shepherd on Malne and Twelfth led by Rev W M Gambie priest in charge offers mating at 7 00 Holy Eucharist at 7 30 Holy Eucharist choral with sermon at 11 400 Sunday sound at 19 00 Morning subject The Sleep of Christ Amid the Storm.

Malne W. M. Gambie Christ

Cathedral of St Johns Service Times in Hampshire

The Cathedral of St Johns on Hampshire and Seventh hosts Holy Eucharist at 7:59 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Sunday with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Rev W. C. Cone serves as priest.

ST. Johin Hampshire W. C. Cone

Congregational Church Service Schedule and Classes

Rev. George Arthur Buttrick leads the Congregational church with Sunday school at 9 45 morning service at 11 00 and evening service at 7 30 The morning subject is The Breath In the Winds and the evening subject is Burn of the Spirits Christ Sunday school at 9 15 and a German service LOG is noted.

Firsit Maing Street George Arthur Buttrick

Sunday school and services at First Church Vermont end

The First Church of Christ Vermont ends eighteenth century schedule with Sunday school at 9 46 morning services at 11 00 and Wednesday evening meeting at 8 00 p m Readings held daily at Stern building from 16 8s a m to 5 00 p m Morning subject Truth

First Church of Christ Vermont Stern

Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Sermon Topics

Hartley, pastor, leads Sunday school at 9 15 and morning service at 10 30. Evening services at 6 30 with subjects “A Good God and a Suffering World” and “The Power of God Unto Salvation.” Broadway and Highth location listed as 8.

Church and Service Schedules for Local Lutherans

Lutherans schedule Sunday school and Bible classes at St Jacob Lutheran Church and Luther Memorial with services at 10:00 and 10:30 respectively. St Jude's in Kentucky and Seventh lists a 9:90 Sunday school and 7:30 evening service with related events.

Evangelical church schedules and pastors listed

The notices list Evangelical churches Evangelical York Ninth St Paul Monroe St and Rev Langhorst Leemhuis Fruechtor with Sunday activities. Sunday school times German services and youth meetings shown with morning and evening services and topics including Childhood Home The Christian Life Spiritual Leadership.

St. Peter's Levangelical York Ninth Paul Langhorst Salem Levangelical H. L. Leemhuis St. Paul Monroe Street A. W. Fruechto

Christian Church Services and Prohibition Rally Report

First Christian Church at Ninth and Broadway led by Endres, with morning sermon The Extension of the Kingdom and evening Prohibition Rally report. East End Church at Twenty Fifth and High Streets under Mauck featured morning and evening services with subjects A Cave Church and A Vision Splendid, plus Tlunsaker singing at both services.

First Christian Church Ninth and Broadway Endres S.C. B Springfield East End Twenty-fifth and High Streets L. C. Mauck Oak Street Wf. Tlunsaker

United Brethren Church Services in Nev Presbytery

The Nev church on Sixth and Cedar hosts Bible school at 9 16 a m and preaching at 10 30 am with additional services listed for 2 30 pm and 7 20 pm led by H W Truthblood pastor.

United Brethren Sixth and Cedar Streets Nev H.W. Truthblood Bible School Cc. HB

Unitarian Church News at Sixteenth and Hampshire Streets

Unitarian church on Sixteenth and Hampshire streets led by Rev. Lymann Greenman holds Sunday school at 9 45 and morning services at 11 00.

Unitarian Sixteenth and Lampshire Streets Lymann Greenman

County paper men push co operation amid rising costs

Adams county weekly paper publishers met in the Chamber of Commerce to form a cooperative group. W J Wible of the Golden New Era is president and Mrs R C Stokes of the Community Enterprise secretary. They discussed uniform prices for job work and subscriptions and possibly higher subscription rates. A plan to buy stock for better job printing prices was proposed. The group will reconvene in two weeks with Wible Frisbie Adair Robinson and the Stokeses among those present.

Adams County Chamber of Commerce W. J. Wible Golden New Era R. C. Stokes Community Enterprise The J. B. Frisbie Mendow Dispatch Roy Adair Loraine Times Will Robinson Liberty Bee

Church and parish events fill East End notices

Harry Githens speaks for the Christian Endeavorers Sunday night at East End church. Special services mark the 36th anniversary. Vermont Street Methodist women host sections F and B with picnics and socials. Rev. Hartley to Keokuk for Westminster Brotherhood. Ruth and Naomi society hosts at First Christian. Several pastors visit and return from missions while church groups offer plays and cantatas. Friday prayers and Holy Eucharist mark the Blessed Virgin Mary feast.

Harry Githens Christian Endeavorers East End

Cheerful Home Club Plans Friday Gym Dance

The Virginia club met Friday for its regular gathering. A weekly dance is scheduled in the gymnasium Friday evening.

Virginia Club of the Home

Visit relatives and local revival close with six adds

Green City Missouri reports visitors from Galt and Montana including Lon Jellison and his wife. The Presbyterian revival ended with six additions. Mrs. George Bowman and George Coll suffered injuries from icy slips. Ruthie Miller died from complications of neglected appendicitis.

Green City R. K. Payne Galt Lon Jellison Montana Sam John Irwin la Belle T.H. Irwin Presbyterian Church George Bowman George Coll Ruthie Miller Ralph Miller

Clara Hasting Visits Kin and Local Notables

Beverly III notes Clara Hasting returns from Baylis after visiting parents and relatives. Several locals ill or recovering include Mrs. R. M. Hinchee, Mrs. Annie Hull, Merle Rhoades, and John Hedrick. Holiness meetings close at Cheat Line. Rev. Miller of Chicago and Rev. Edwards dine with local families.

Clara Hasting Chlo Richardson Carles Hull Miller Chicago Mr. Edwards Paul Allen J. Kelly F. D. Kelly Canton James Buffington Quincey Alonzo Robertson Fowler Floyd

Death of Mrs. John May at Deer Ridge Missouri

John Ray and family arrived from Quincy after the death of Mrs. John May age 73 three miles south of Deer Ridge. She died Monday afternoon. Widow of Mr. May, she lived with daughter Anise Menke and son Robert since her husband’s death. She leaves two children and two grandchildren. Burial was Wednesday in Deer Ridge cemetery.

Deer Ridge John Ray Quincy

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