Tuberculosis War Plan Requires Local Sanatorium Aid
The Illinois tuberculosis war plan calls for every county to develop sanatorium facilities dispensaries and visiting nurse services within a year to care for returned consumptives and civic cases. About 38 000 active TB cases exist in Illinois and 900 in Adams County per state health data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adams County
Division of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
State Council of Defense
The
Council of Defense
George Thomas Palmer
Illinois Tuberculosis Association
Gov
Lawden
Europe
France
England
United States
Burroughs
Cook County
Census to screen tuberculosis exposed men for military service
A census of all male citizens of military age with prior tuberculosis or marked exposure will be assembled and given to recruiting officers to exclude tuberculous individuals from service. County council of defense members will appoint sub committees to carry out the effort locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Defense
Man Hospitalized After Hay Load Fall Near Paloma
Louis Griebert, 60, of one mile southeast of Paloma, is in serious condition at St. Marys hospital after falling from a hay load while helping a neighbor with stacked hay Monday afternoon. He was atop the load when the accident occurred and his right side was paralyzed on recovery. Doctors are unsure if a stroke caused the fall or resulted from it, and his chances of recovery are deemed slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Griebert
Paloma
St. Mary’s Hospital
Burning Grass Sets Fire to Coal Shed
Fire crews from Nos 2 and 7 responded at 3 pm Tuesday to the rear of Bernard H. Wolterman’s home at 1313 North Ninth Street where a coal shed holding four tons burned completely and scorched a neighboring barn. A child burning grass started the blaze. Loss estimated at $50. No. 8 chemical crew also fought a roof fire at AL Becker’s blacksmith shop at Eighteenth and State. loss considered nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard H. Wolterman
North Ninth Street
AL Becker
Eighteenth
State Streets
Bound Over to Federal Grand Jury in Draft Evasion Case
Gus Fehlberg was bound over to the September term of the federal grand jury in a hearing before United States commissioner W. P. Martindale after agreeing to a $1,000 bond. Roy Young of Paloma, accused of robbing the bank there, was also bound over on a $1,000 bond and remains jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Fehlberg
Federal Grand Jury
W. P. Martindale
United States
Hea
Roy Young
Paloma
Real Estate Transfers in Quincy Details
Dora Stuckmann transfers lot 10 block 24 Alstyne's addition Quincy to Pauline Dittmer for 2700 dollars. Pauline Dittmer transfers lot 26 Moulton's addition Quincy to August Dittmer for 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Stuckmann
Pauline Dittmer
Alstyne’s
Quincy
August Dittmer
Moulton’s
St Rose Picnic Committees Named For Parish Event
The annual picnic of St Rose parish and the anniversary of the corner stone laying of St Rose church will be celebrated Wednesday Aug 22 on the school grounds at Eighth and Cherry. Committees named include kitchen stand ice cream novelty dining room apron stand candy and fish pond with many local ladies and men listed across each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Parish
St. Rose Church
Eighth and
Cherry Streets
Katherine Lutz
Agnes Piggott
Agnes Heckenkamp
Margaret Donahue
Katie Fountain
Helen Tushaus
Margaret Tushaus
Mesdames Boyle
Reardon
Quinlivan
Fountain
Fred Kircher
Struck
VandenBoom
Edward Murray
George O'Donnell
William Koettler
Parker
Apron Stand
Mesdames Raeckers
Hodge
Richardson
Schantz
Gomes
Ernst
Krins
Heinecke
Frank Menke
Waltz
Rupp
Fucklen
Clara Duker
Bastian
Kircher
Segelke
Michael O'Donnell
Walter Ryan
Sheridan
Candy Stand
Kate Noonan
Celia Heine
Anna Clay
Ivy Fucklen
Kathleen Maloney
Tillie Sibbing
Esther O’donnell
Emma Talken
Mrs. Irish
Fish Pond
Helen Quinlivan
Edna Collins
Frances Higgins
Gladys Heinecke
Ethel Connell
Margaret Helhake
Ruth Davis
Margaret Ernst
Margaret Heine
Tushaus
Rudden
Piggott
Hade
Leo O'Donnell
Charles Morris
O'Haire
Curry
Shoemaker
Talken and Sullivan
Deaths and Funerals Oscar Moriell
Oscar Moriell died after a weeks illness at his Oak Park home at 12:18 pm. Born in Germany sixty five years ago he lived in Quincy thirty years and ran a Sixth Street fish market. He moved to Oak Park six years ago and was a ticket agent at the elevated station. He leaves a wife a daughter Mrs Randolph Felker and a son Oscar Jr The funeral will be in Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Moriell
Oak Park
Germany
Quincy
Sixth Street
Maine
Hampshire Streets
Randolph Felker
Oscar, Jr
Church social and trolley party plans listed
The East End Christian church hosts a lawn social on Thursday evening on the church lawn. Grace Methodist Epworth league schedules a trolley party Thursday evening starting at Twentieth and Maine, with stops at Fifth and Hampshire Fifth and Lind and Twelfth and Maine. The Vermont Street Methodist church Foreign Missionary society meets Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors for a program. In time of peace prepare for war scares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Endeavor Society of
East End
Grace Methodist Epworth League
Twentieth
Maine
Fifth
Hampshire
Fifth and
Lind
Twelfth
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Council of Defense
Lois Griebert
Fifth St
Palm Beach
Sik
ST. Rose
Maine Street
George Heidbreeder
George Heidbreder
South Eighth Street
Luther Memorial Church
Woodland Cemetery
John Miller
Herman Ringler
South Fourteenth Street
G. D. Hamm
Greenmount Cemetery
Church News
Comiskey’s
Hampshire ST
Coats
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