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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1919

Page

3

Willard Dempsey training notes reveal tense camp mood

Herbert Corey reports from Toledo on a chaotic boxing camp as Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey push toward the July Fourth showdown. Willard displays limited appetite for training yet grows faster and more precise, while Dempsey endures hard sessions with Jamaica Kid and Steamboat Bill Scott. Tex Rickard comments on referee choice. crowds flood the training area as anticipation builds for the title fight.

Jamaica Demipsest Dempsey Willard Tex Rickard Rickard Toledo Boxing Commission Ollie Pecord Pecord

Local residents noted in town and travel updates

Attorney L T Graham spent days transacting bus iness in St Louis and bought a new car there. Mrs John IX Gicker was seriously ill but improving. Carroll McGary visiting from Shreveport with his parents. Mrs Hurley Cooper and her Fargo, North Dakota family visiting. Capt Daniel B Carroll teaching in Indianapolis on vacation with parents. Mr and Mrs James Graham moved from Pleasant Hill to reside here. Miss Gertrude Dillon hired to teach Pleasant Grove school. Prof J TR Grage assisting County Supt John N Clark. Miss Olive Hendrick to Evanston for summer study at Northwestern. Melvin Brati planning a new building for his east side lunch room business. Melvin Tinford resigns as local Supt Central Illinois Fire service. to join Mississippi Power at Keokuk. C W Bristow of Sullivan to succeed him. Stis Miller at Wesleyan University home for summer. Mrs Edna Murphy Fiscus elected high school principal at Barry. Miss Grace Flood to Quincy for mimeograph operator post. Nellie A Moore, Minna Bauch, Amelia Gesendorfer, Ruth Heck to Champaign for summer at state university. Miss Clara Hannon visiting sister Mrs T Donnell and family in Springfield.

L. T. Graham St. Louis John IX Gicker Carroll McGary Shreveport P. T. McGary Hurley Cooper Little Son Fargo N. D J. TR. Grage Ie John N. Clark Olive Hendrick Evanston Northwestern University Melvin Brati Melvin Tinford Central Illinois Fbire Service Company Mississippi Power Company Keokuk C. W. Bristow Sullivan Stis Miller Wesleyan University Bloomington Edna Murphy Fiscus

Plymouth News Notes and Local Moves

Plymouth Illinois records show Mrs. Wm Copeland attending a funeral in Colchester for Mrs. Sam Copeland. Glen Brough returns from Champaign after university study. Carrol Johnson takes a position with Talbech and Wood Motor Co in Watseka. Harold Wright, elder son of Mrs Julia Wright of Omaha, has married and will relocate to Idaho. Mrs Walter Duncan reports Bentley Ballard arrived from overseas and expects to return soon. Wm Robinson sells 160 acres east of Plymouth to Wm Holstine Jr near Tennessee, 25 acres to John Robinson, 40 acres to John B Wear. Robinsons plan to move to Plymouth. Mrs I P Dunsworth sells residence southwest of square to James Majors and sister Tillie. Mr H Rutherford dies after long illness. funeral next Wednesday. Mrs Pearl Cox and children visit relatives in the country. Higa Roberts of near Holland Colo visits Plymouth. his father was the late Flem Roberts. Mr and Mrs Lige Burner visit Dr W Irwin. Mr and Mrs Dallas Tuttle of Good Hope visit Thomas Atyeo. Mrs Twila Drew goes to Mendon for care duties and returns home. Mrs Wm Copeland and family were movers on Thursday. Whipple, George Lawton, Mr and Mrs Denver Lawton and Byron Lawton attend a Birmingham outing. Miss Marthe Hedgcock returns from Minnesota where she taught Domestic Science to resume work with her parents. Dr Laurence Frasse and family of Carthage spend Sunday with his mother Mrs Belle Frase and with Dr and Mrs Wia.

Plymouth Ill Wm. Copeland Colchester Sam Copeland Glen Brough Champaign Carrol Johnson Talbech and Wood Motor Co Watseka Harold Wright Julia Wright Omaha Lve Idaho Walter Duncan Bentley Ballard Wm. Robinson Wm. Holstine,Jr Tennessee John Robinson John B. Wear Robinsons I. P. Dunsworth James Majors Tillie Hutherford Pearl Cox Higa Roberts Near Holland Colo Flem Roberts Lige Burner Dallas Tuttle Good Hope Thomas Atyeo Twila Drew Mendon Lo Frank HO. Whipple George Lawton Denver Lawton Byron Birmingham Marthe Fredgcock Minnesota Latcolin Hedgcock Lotwrence Frasse Carthage Belle Fragee W,ia

Local residents visit relatives across towns and states

Mrs G A Wilkey and sons Harry and Keith and daughter Mary Kath erine are visiting relatives in Pontiac. Mrs Palmer Weberg visits with friends before moving to Montana. Mrs Verne Evang and children motored from Mendon to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Silas Morton. Misses Gladys and Rose Davis of El Dara stay with their uncle Ellis Hosking and family for a few days.

G. A. Wilkey Harry and Keith Mary Katherine Pontiac Palmer Weberg Montana Verne Evang Mendon Silas Morton Gladys Rose Davis el Dara Ellis Hosking

Miss Clark Has a Novel Experience on Film Studio Visit

Miss Clark arrives at Fifty-sixth Street New York studio with six ragged children for the role of Lovey Mary in Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. A gate attendant mistakes the group for slum denizens, telling them to stay away as Mar guerite Tugging at the gate draws attention.

Mrs. Wiggs Cabbage Patch Paramount Dainty Marthe Princess Miss Clark Fifty-sixth Street New York Lovey Mary Marguerite

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