Rotary Convention Entertains Women And Men In Cincinnati
Rotary clubs plan a full four day Cincinnati convention with women visiting zoos, luncheons, and a garden party. Men attend luncheons, golf, baseball, and a golf tournament while bands and opera style concerts anchor Tuesday night at Music Hall. Wednesday features a Coney Island trip with burlesque derby and a summer carnival culminating in a grand ball Thursday night at Music Hall.
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International Association of Rotary Clubs
Cincinnati
Rotary Club of
Quincy
Gibson
Cincinnati Zoological Gardens
Swidenburg
Model
Rotary
Redar Field
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Hamilton Country Golf Club
Zoological Gardens
Zoo
Atlanta
Birnet Woods Park
University of Cincinnati
Music Hall
Frances Ingram
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Joseph Schenke
Cincinnati Tenon
Coney Island
Toledo
Cincinnati Urichos
eHanetot
Bad Dreams Felt Like Symptoms Ended by Remedies
Paterson New Jersey woman praises Lydia E Pinkham remedies for relief from back pains irregularity fatigue nervousness and bad dreams after using Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She urges other women with similar symptoms to seek treatment from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Company for confidential advice and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson, N.J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Mrs. Existe J. Vander Sande
Godwin Street
Paterson
N. J
Kuyan
Mass
Tanlac testimonial from Ennis at Hotel Quincy
Quoted statement from W E Ennis, a night elevator man at the Hotel Quincy, praising Tanlac for improving digestion and sleep after night shifts. The ad notes dozens of local testimonials from Adams county residents, explains distributor trials, and invites readers to ask Brown & Mays Drug Store about the medicine at $1.00 per bottle, two bottles for $2.75 postpaid.
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W. E. Ennis
Quincy
Ennis
Brown & Mays Drug Store
Gibbis
Jacksonville
Fla
Portland
Oregon
Brown & Mays
Thomas Y
Deaths and Funerals Louise Menke and Elizabeth Schmaeng
Friends attend the funeral services for Mrs. Louise Menke at her son E. H. Menke's residence at 1206 Park Place at 2:30 PM with private burial in Woodland cemetery and flowers omitted. The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Schmaeng was held at 8:00 AM at the residence 819 South Seventh Street and 8:30 PM at St Marys Catholic church with bearers Adam Augustine Gerry Augustine Jr John Augustine Michael Schmaeng and Bernard Schmaeng, buried in St Boniface cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Menke
E. H. Menke
Park Place
Woodland Cemetery
Ted
Elizabeth Schmaeng
South Seventh Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Zurbensen
Adam Augustine
Gerry Augustine, Jr
John Augustine
Michael and
Bernard Schmaeng
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs. Caroline Vonder Vechte Held at 2 P.M.
Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at Mumper Funeral Parlors for Mrs. Caroline Vonder Vechte who died Monday morning at St. Vincent's home. Burial followed in Green Mount Cemetery.
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Caroline Vonder Vechte
Mumper Undertaking
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral services for August Weber at residence and church
The funeral for August Weber will be held at 8 oclock this morning at his residence 929 1 2 Jersey Street, followed by an 8 30 oclock service at St Boniface Catholic Church. Burial will take place in St Boniface Cemetery.
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August Weber
Jersey Street
St. Boniface Catholic Church
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Kickhofel at St Paul Church
Mrs Elizabeth Kickhofel of Camp Point died at her daughter Mrs Catherine Dodt's home 1005 Jackson Street Saturday night. Private services were held at 3 pm Tuesday at Dodt's residence and at 3 30 pm at St Paul Evangelical Church by Rev A W Fruechte. Grandsons served as bearers William Clemm Bowen George and William Tuesdicker Quincy George Doht Quincy John and George Jude Quincy. Burial was in Greenmount cemetery.
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Elizabeth Kickhofel
Camp Paint
Catherine Dodt
Jackson Street
St. Paul Evangelical Church
A.W. Fruechte
William Clemm
Bowen
George
William Tuesdicker
Quincy
George Doht
John
George Jude
Hurial
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Bertha M Kiefer Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs Bertha M Kiefer will be conducted at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the family residence 308 South Eleventh Street. Burial will follow in St Boniface cemetery.
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Bertha M. Kiefer
South Eleventh Street
St Boniface Cemetery
Local Snatches and Notices From Quincy Area
Local notes report Snyder's new cabs and 24c-Phone 101, Henry Wise of 421 South Fourteenth street recovering from rheumatism, and Mrs. George Poikrad of Tilington summoned to Cheyenne for ill son Raymond. Quincey Ice Dealers tout artificial ice. Cre ar Starck, ex-Quincy resident, visits before heading to Teoria to join Holt Manufacturing. Mrs Clyde Seals of Chicago visits Steals family. H P Lafier noted with oats at 211 Chestnut. Chiropractic treatment listed at 211 2 Lil State Bank Bldg. AL Kohl of 1421 Ohio street recovering from four weeks of illness. Miss Conrath of St Louis at Kohl’s side. Mrs Catherine Nissing of St Louis and Miss Octava Allard of Memphis spent part of last week with Mrs Henry Linneman at 1515 Cherry street.
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Snyder
Henry Wise
South Fourteenth Street
Quincy
Crear Starck
Burlington
Teoria
Holt Manufacturing Company
George Pfoikrad
Tlington
Cheyenne
Wyo
Raymond
Clyde Seals
Chicago
Steals
C. H. Seals
Chestnut Street
Oats H. FP
Lafier
Y AL Kohl
Ohio Street
Conrath
St. Louis
Catherine Nissing
Octava Allard
Memphis, Tenn
Henry Linneman
Cherry Street
What He Must Carry When He Goes to War
The infantryman is supplied by the government with standardized gear totaling about thirty three pounds. The full kit includes tent pegs, an upright for a companion tent, shelter halves, a blanket, poncho, and a first aid pack. Cavalry and artillery personnel carry duty specific items.
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National Guard
Many Changes on Burlington Road And Burlington System Promoted
A flurry of promotions on the Burlington system shifts several officials. B B Greer becomes assistant to the VP of the operating department after serving as assistant general manager of the lines east. Stephen McGlone moves from Hannibal to Chicago as chief clerk in Greer’s office. Roger Ledford fills McGlone’s Hannibal post. H W Maxwell shifts from Burlington to Aurora division superintendency. W P Thieoff rises from Nebraska general superintendent to assistant general manager of lines west. F MacLauren advances to superintendent of the Burlington division. Q O Hitles becomes trainmaster of the Iowa division. G A Boerner moves from Burlington storehouse to Weston Avenue storekeeper. T C Daugherty becomes chief dispatcher on the Galesburg division. Most changes take effect Saturday.
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Burlington
B. B. Greer
Greer
Hannibal
Stephen McGlone
Chicago
McGlone
Brookfield
Roger Ledford
H. W. Maxwell
Aurora
N. L. Howard
W. P. Thieoff
Nebraska
F. MacLauren
O. C. Hitles
Galesburg
Iowa
G. A. Boerner
Weston Avenue
T. C. Daugherty
Ottumwa
Quincys Pulse Pass Through Quincy
A group including Mrs and Mrs J W Nicely, Mr and Mrs Charles Walker and son, and Mr and Mrs D C Mulwhide of Hannibal passed through Quincy Monday en route to Hannibal from Keokuk where they had visited. includes note on travel.
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Quincy
J. W. Nicely
Charles Walker and Son
D. C. Mulwhide
Hannibal
Keokuk
Wesley Rowland Escapes Then Is Recaptured Near Hannibal
Wesley Rowland fled the Hannibal workhouse Monday afternoon and was found there by Hannibal police Tuesday morning. He had been serving six months for chicken stealing and, after a failed escape, now faces possible extended confinement. Reporter Edgar Simms of the Herald plans a two week vacation in Peoria Canton and Lewistown, Illinois, unless recalled for duty.
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Wesley Rowland
House of Correction
Rowland
Eberhardt
Hannibal
Hannibal Bridge
Mike Reardon
Frank Haychild
Edgar Simms
Herald
Peoria
Canton
Lewistown
Look Good Feel Good Constipation Relief Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a quick remedy for constipation. It claims that taking one or two pills at night eliminates dull, draggy feelings by morning and offers 25 cents at druggists.
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Dr. King
Adv
Camp site chosen for junior Y boys camp near Marcelline
O A Alderson, Y M C A boys secretary, reports a summer camp site on the Charles Miller farm three fourths of a mile west of Marcelline for July 20 to 30. The Bear creek site offers good swimming and fishing. Twenty five boys will attend, including leaders.
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O. A. Alderson
Marcelline
Charles Miller
Bear Creek
Flag Day Flag Flies Over YMCA Entrance
The Dorothy Quincy chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution unfurled the new Y M C A flag over the north entrance on Tuesday for Flag Day. Novelty residents G Amnett R C Jones W S Davis and T Rimer were in Quincy as Fourth of July visitors.
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Dorothy Quincy
Daughters of the American Revolution
Association
G. Amnett
R. C. Jones
W. S. Davis
T. Rimer
Novelty, Mo
Quincy
Fire in wood shed spotted by Fuller Brush salesman
Glen D Johnson a Fuller Brush salesman and Y M C A roomer witnessed a fire in a wood shed behind 2325 Vermont street at 2 pm Monday. An oil stove left burning started the blaze. Johnson used a garden hose to fight it until firemen arrived. Firefighters cut a roof hole to reach flames and extinguished the fire with a line from No 8 chemical.
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Glen D. Johnson
Fuller Brush Company
Walter Bennett
Vermont Street
Nickerson Named as Drainage Commissioner
Dr. L H A Nickerson of this city was named Monday afternoon as commissioner in the Indian Grove Drainage district to succeed Henry Vahle who resigned. The appointment was made by Judge Lyman McCarl. Mr Vahle tendered his resignation Monday.
Commissioner Left Pending Case Seeks Successor
The final order was signed last week. Vahle said his work was done and asked for a successor. Dr Nickerson, a landowner in the district, formerly served as a commissioner.
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Nickerson
Vahle
Two Dartmouth College Alumni Meet in City Visit
Lieut Frothingham of Company M Fifth Massachusetts saluted Bur Irwin, his Dartmouth classmate, during a troop stop in the city last Thursday. The two former college friends shared a pleasant chat as the soldiers passed through.
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Lieut. Frothingham
M Fifth
Massachusetts
Bur
Irwin
Dartmouth College
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J. J. Gehring
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Missouri
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Maine Street
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Gem City
Business College
Hlinois
Ority
States
Ian Mosselyan
Leck Bar
Quincy, In
Irwin-Overland Co. Distributors
Telephones
Malin
Main
Illinois
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo, Ohio
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