Quincy Rotarians Nominate Jim Craig for International Presidency
Quincy Rotarians nominate District Governor James Q Craig for the international presidency. The visit by Craig included a noon luncheon open house at Hotel Quincy, plus informal talks on Rotary ideals. He was guest of honor at Intercity meetings and plans attendance at the Springfield gathering February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
James QO
Springfield
Craig
Oak Park
Employment Clearing House Association of Chicago
George Wall
Rotary Club
Quincy Club
C. Arthur Fifer
Pauline Cobby
Mr. Craig
Sam Gabel
Sulivan Twins
Membrs
J. J. Fiieburg
Probate Court Bonds and Admins Report in Chicago
Ernest J. Davis posted a 200 bond in Cook County Probate Court as executor of William H. Davis. Walter P. Smith filed a 17 700 bond as administrator of Mary E. Smith s estate. Alexander Thompson and Benjamin J. Wilhoit filed their final report for Harry L. Wilhoit s estate showing 11 318 54 receipts. As guardian for Mildred Wilhoit, Alexander Thompson receives over 8 000.
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Ernest J. Davis
Cook County
William H. Davis
Walter P. Smith
Mary E. Smith
Alexander Thompson
Benjamin J. Wilhoit
Harry L. Wilhoit
Mildred Wilhoit
Bloomington Home Ledger Notes and Transfers
Community records show Mrs. Rutlege called to Bloomington after her aunt's death. Home residents report staff movements, hospital deeds, and cemetery burials with several transfers and pass statuses among cottages 20 to 22. Isaac N. Strickler is to be buried Wednesday at 1 69 p.m. in the home cemetery.
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Mr. Bluthart
Cottage 22
Mrs. Gibbons
Cottage 20
Blessing Hospital
Campbell
Jas. B. Overstreet
Isaac N. Strickler
Home
Letter Carriers Install New Officers at Post Office Meeting
In a Monday afternoon session at the post office building, local branch No 21 of the National Association of Letter Carriers installed its year officers. W. C Wich was named president with W. G. Zelle as vice president and L. L. Pullman recording secretary. G. C. Eppinger became financial secretary, AL O. House treasurer, Albert Swarte sergeant at arms, H. C. Buehn T .T. Her and W. G. Zelle named trustees. Otto Hehn was delegate to the state convention with Carl Bross as alternate delegate, T. T. Tier serving as installing officer.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
W. C Wich
W.G. Zelle
L. L. Pullman
G. C. Eppinger
AL O. House
Albert Swarte
H. C. Buehn
T .T. Her
W. G. Zelle
Otto Hehn
Carl Bross
T. T. Tier
German note urges allies to renounce war crimes clause
Paris dated January 27 reports Germany has sent a note to Paris pressing the Allies to renounce execution of Article 223 of the peace treaty which concerns the surrender of individuals accused of war law violations.
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Paris
Ing U
Mind of Labor Affects Steel and Coal Strikes
William Hard surveys miners in Pennsylvania and steel workers elsewhere, finding a stark contrast in views. Miners show strong support for a separate labor party, with large majorities backing such political action, while steel workers lean toward different priorities.
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William Hard
Associated, Newspapers
Hard
Washington
Lewis
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
Labor
Labor Party
New Class of 71 Enter Senior High School
Seventy one junior high students will enter the senior high at the new semester according to a list announced Tuesday. The names include Arthur Adams Madison Elizabeth Anderson Webster Dorothea Arrowsmith Webster Hortense Bazie Webster Beaty Jefferson Ruth Behrensmeyer Webster Franklin Bennett Madison John Bergstrasser Webster Charles Brady Jefferson Russell Brakensick Webster Chauncey Brant Webster Harold Briges Jefferson Helen Briggs Jefferson Adelaide Brown Madison Mary Bunting Webster Lucille Butler Madison Sylvia Campbell Webster Dick Chadwell Jefferson Frances Eddy Louise Farha Webster Earl Frances Jefferson Wilber Gauth Webster Marie Gentemann Webster Marjorie Gilmer Jefferson Alma Goeppner Webster Kenneth Green Webster Clarice Greenleaf Webster Ralph Grubius Webster Shirley Harmon Madison Eugene Hess Webster George Heuer Webster Alvena Hodges Jefferson Herman Hokamp Webster Lord Honaker Webster Steiner Jackson Webster Madaline Kemp Jefferson Marilyn King Madison Ruth King Webster Charles Lane Webster Gladys Leeper Webster Frank Lepper Webster Roseth Ligon Jefferson Lonnie McConnell Webster Jefurcel McLaughlin Webster Lester McGrory Jefferson William Meyerand Webster Howard Morris Jefferson Mattielee Murphree Webster Clarence Nell Jefferson Harold Ottwein Webster Richard Pierson Webster Joseph Piggott Madison Margaret Ramsey Jefferson Frederick Resch Webster Edna Russell Leanor Schlagenhaus Webster Barney Schallenburg Webster Muriel Schroeder Webster Rachel Sheaffer Webster Albert Smith Webster Ruth Spilker Webster Odgen Straub Jefferson Walter Sullivan Webster Helen Triplett Jefferson Hugh Wells Webster Alicia Westermann Jefferson Ralph Wittman Webster Gerturde Worley Madison John York Madison Emma Young Jefferson
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Arthur Adams
Washington
Elizabeth Anderson
Madison
Dorothea Arrowsmith
Webster
Hortense Bazie Webster
Junior Beaty
Jefferson
Ruth Behrensmeyer
Franklin Bennett
John Bergstrasser
Charles Brady
Russell Brakensick
Chauncey Brant
Harold Briges
Helen Briggs
Adelaide Brown
Mary Bunting
Lucille Butler Madison
Sylvia Campbell
Dick Chadwell
Frances Eddy
Louise Farha
Earl Frances
Wilber Gauth
Marie Gentemann
Marjorie Gilmer
Alma Goeppner
Kenneth Green Webster
Clarice Greenleaf
Ralph Grubius
Shirley Harmon
Eugene Hess
George Heuer
Alvena Hodges
Fferson
Herman Hokamp
Lord Honaker
Steiner Jackson
Madaline Kemp Jefferson
Marilyn King
Ruth King
Charles Lane Webster
Gladys Leeper
Frank Lepper
Roseth Ligon
Lonnie McConnell
Jefurcel McLaughlin
Lester Mc
Correction notice on Oshman business advertisement in Quincy
A correction clarifies that the Quincy Hide Fur and Wool Company was misrepresented in a Sunday ad. The Quincy business has become The Oshman and Sons Company, operating at 209 City Hall, Quincy, since 1881, with extensive history in hides fur and wool purchases.
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Oshman Sons Company
Quincy Hide, Fur and Wool Company
Oshman Company
Quincy Hide
Oshman and Sons Company
Quincy
City Hall
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Caller
Letter from Mrs John Liberty of Woodford Vermont praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for prenatal use and pain relief during birth. The note asserts the tonic roots and herbs strengthen the female system, claims safety, and invites women to seek confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Woodford
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joan Libi
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Lydia E. Plakhem Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Rag Rugs Offer Cut to 2.19 Dollars For 36x72 Size
Attractive 36 by 72 inch rag rugs woven from fresh rags offered at a reduced price from 2.50 to 2.19 dollars. Limited time opportunity highlights variety of patterns and quality construction.
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Quincy Rotarians
Jim” Craig
Rotary
Castoria
Gue
Crescent
Riverton
John L. Pipe
the Pork Shop
Hampshire
Liberty Pork
Sixth Avenues
Maine and
Hampshire Streets
Art Weisenberger
Mgr
President Wilson
Pennsylvania
Tke M. Lewis
Mr. Green
Indianapolis
South Fork
Johnstown
Robert Zimmerman
Rint
State
Hoelscher-Seifert Co
Eighth and
Maine Sts
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