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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1919

Page

5

Quincy school board orders fire escapes for all city schools

The state fire marshal requires fire escapes and extinguishing devices for every city school building. The board meets to review costs and bids, with sixty days to install. Also approved salary corrections for teachers and janitors, discussed medical inspection, and considered auditorium changes for gym use.

Quincy Springfield Board of Education Penick and Musselman Gill Sears Dow Jackson and Jefferson Maxlerm Architecture

War letters from Paris and France

Shrapnel Lieut. Obert Beatty son of Circuit Clerk and Mrs Erde W Beatty writes from Le Mans and Paris about sights seen despite absence from duty He mentions Eiffel Tower opening and a shell hole in a cathedral Big Bertha impact Also Sgt Lunsford reports a letter from Frank Dilton Miller now at Camp Guthrie Monteval France praising the Motor Transport Corp YMCA Salvation Army and Y huts He is the son of Mr and Mrs E A Miller of 1586 Sycamore Street

Obert Beatty Erde W. Beatty le Mans Paris Eiffel Tower Cathedral Lunsford Frank Diltion Miller Quincy Camp Guthrie Monteval France Motor Transport Corp Y. M. C. A. Salvation Army E. A. Miller Sycamore Street

Captain Parmalee Dies in Canton Missouri

Captain Henry D. Parmalee, a veteran river pilot on the upper Mississippi, died suddenly in Canton, Missouri, Monday evening. He was riding in an automobile with his daughter en route to meet the steamer Keokuk when he gasped and died before aid could arrive. Parmalee formerly captained the City of Quincy and carried trade between Quincy and Canton. He had been living with relatives in Canton in recent years.

Henry D. Parmalee Canton Andy Zenge Keokuk Parmalee Quincy Arthur Keller Sam Gashof Palmyra Gertrude Connell Lindstreet O. K Edina M. W. Welsh Decatur John A. Ohnemus Model Clothing Company Coatsburg Myrtle Schatsick Model Clothing Co J. W. McKim Farmers’ Bank of Newark S. D. Simpson Spring Street Winfield Kansas Kansas City Harry Ferguson Chicago O. R. Harris Betty Jane Chestnut Street Peoria R. J. McCray Nevins Golden W. B. Smith Virginia John Coens South Sixteenth Street Smith Amanda Rottman Washington Street Olive Stewart Broadway Ft. Madison Laura Luecke

Irl Hunsaker Injured Fixing Ford in Loraine

Irl Hunsaker son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hunsaker of 2227 Hampshire street was seriously injured in an eye Tuesday morning while repairing a Ford in Loraine. He was struck by another young man’s hammer. the extent of the injury is not yet known. Mrs. Hunsaker hurried to Loraine as he cannot be brought home.

Irl Hunsaker E. F. Hunsaker Hampshire Street Loraine Irl Blessing Hospital Tolona Albert Lutenberg St. Mary Hospital W. Ehrhardt Raymond South Eighth Street Brookfield C. B. Hoar W. T. Duker Co Chicago Ft. Wayne New York Philadelphia Newark Boston W. J. Singleton Taylor Road Red Cross

Highland Park Tonight Features Events and Prices

Highland Park Tonight presents Life's Greatest Problems screening at Illinois State Band concert and The Big Grab Bag Dance. Every lady receives a grab with prizes for all ladies. Admission tonight is 10 cents.

School Janitors For The Year Are Named

The board of education announced appointments for city schools with salary changes. Some janitors receive up to 100 more yearly, others none. Listed are each school cross referenced with new annual pay and night school wage: Adams Henry Epping 650, Berrian Joseph Mushold 960, Dewey Harry B. Pierson 1000, Emerson Martin Post 909, Franklin Wm H. Miller 1200, High Charles E. Kaltenbach 960, High Herman J. Becker 960, Irving Edward Fooks 960, Jackson Albert Buckig 900, Jefferson Geo Thompson 1200, Lincoln Jesse W. Pearl 700, Madison Samuel Swearingen 1100, Washington Fred Buching 700, Webster Thomas Gordon 1020, Webster W F McSpadden 900, Night School James Conner 20 per month.

Edugatigi Adams Henry Epping Berrian Joseph Mushold Madison Samuel Swearingen Washington Fred Buching Webster Thomas Gordon W. F. McSpadden James Conner

Rotary Hears Talks On Meaning Of Fourth

Charles M. Gill superintendent of schools and Manny Bloffman spoke at the Rotary luncheon on the Declaration of Independence and its patriotic meaning in relation to Fourth of July celebrations. Several members covered good roads and routes to Quincy, yielding informative discussion with no action taken.

Charles M. Gill Schiors Manny” Bloffman Quincy

Inventory Filed In The Wisman Estate

Inventory of Edward Wisman’s estate filed in county court lists total assets over $60,000. Four Adams county properties valued at $18,000 plus $17,000 in chattels, wheat sale at $5,000, cash $14,614, notes and accounts $10,900. Etta Wisman, executrix, filed both the inventory and the sale bill.

Edward Wisman

Richard McNally Dead Prominent Ewing Lawyer Dies

Richard J. McNally of Ewing Missouri died Tuesday in Excelsior Springs at age 47 while seeking health. A Notre Dame and University of Michigan graduate, he practiced law in Ewing for several years and was unmarried.

Richard J. McNally Ewing Excelsior Springs Mr. McNally Notre Dame University University of Michigan

Officer Frank Schmidt Resigns from Police Force

Frank Schmidt, a member of the police force for the past year, tendered his resignation to Chief Ryan on Monday night. Appointed by ex-Mayor Thompson, he served on the Hampshire and Maine Street boats until reappointed by Mayor O'Brien. Since vacation season began he has worked as relief man for vacationing officers and has not announced future plans.

Frank Schmidt Ryan Thompson Hampshire Maine Street O’brien

Misses Schallenburgs visiting with aunt in Maywood

Brief notices of local residents traveling, job changes, and social visits. Nona and Neva Schallenburg visiting their aunt Mrs S W Parker at Maywood Mo, others travel to Dallas City, Chicago, Edina and Ft Madison, with multiple local names and small events noted.

Nona Neva Schallenburg S. W. Parker Maywood C. &. Lionberger Charles Crum Dallas City H. F. Lafler State Bank Laure Newell Green Occidental John M. Steiner Coatsburgh Helen Moenning Chicago Central Union Telephone Company Dr. Chapman Myrtle Laaker Madison Street Eubanks J. E. Burnett Dayton-Dowd Co Wichita Kan Alex Starkel Palmyra Quincy

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Marshal Hazel Malcomson Adeline Jansen Finance Committee Bauman Germann Winters Effie Stolze Irving Ellis Gil Johns-Manville Company Pyrene Company Smith-Hughes Supt Nettie Robertson Franklin School C. M. Gill Otto Wurl Council Bluffs RU Gibbons Dewey School Alfsid Meadville Pennsylvania Reneh Frances R. Botsford By. E. Coleman Jerseyville HF. Breuer Alma FE. Bredeweg Anna A. Frike Amy M. Martin Griggsville Atkinson, Mentzier and Company Sehool Hick Ecczema Helen Miller Salena St. Louis Cuticura Laboratories Dept. H Malden Mass Dss Sonora Longfellow Giles North 4Th West Side Square Quincy Railway Company H. D. Parmalee Canton, Mo Highland Park Rotary Wisman Richard McNally Ewing, Mo Mississippi Collins Plow Iil
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