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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1917

Page

6

Milk Quality Up in Quincy Says State Report

The state food department reports improvements in Quincy milk after April and May 1917 inspections. Ninety dairies visited. emphasis on milking time, cleanliness, cooling, and utensils. Dairymen cooperated, aiming for clean, cold milk below 55 degrees F.

Quincy State Food Department James B. Newman Springfield Farmers’ Bulletin United States Department of Agriculture Estate Food Department

Removal of Washington Square band stand ends era

The old Washington Square band stand is completely removed after a city council vote led by Alderman Samuel S Hyatt. A compromise left the upper portion torn down to create a public comfort station while the Mooss lodge offered toilet facilities until a new shelter is built. A temporary band stand near the site will host tonight’s Illinois State band concert.

Washington Square Samuel S. Hyatt Hyatt Board of Public Works Boulevard Park Association Mooss Lodge Illinois State Band

Real Estate Transfers From City Listings

Real estate transfers include Rosetta Rice widow of Samuel T. Rice selling land in section 6 township 3 south range 6 to R A Watson of Chicago. John and Helen Baumann transfer part of lot 6 block 8 Wheelock's addition Quincy to Thomas L Tushaus.

Rosetta Rice Samuel T. Rice R. A. Watson Chicago John and Helen Baumann Thomas L. Tushaus Wheelock Quincy

Big opening for Gardner Governor Co. daylight machine shop

About 1200 employees and guests attended the new daylight machine shop opening Friday night from 8 to midnight. The 160 by 100 by 58 foot plant features glass walls, steel frame, concrete and maple dance floor, and advanced lighting and ventilation. Machinery relocation to the new building is planned by August 15 with the old shop repurposed as a warehouse.

Gardner Governor Co

Sunday Services Notices Deadline for The Whig

Notices must be in The Whig office by 6 o'clock Friday evening for Sunday services. The column outlines submission timing and address to deliver notices for inclusion.

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Methodist Church Services Schedule Overview

Grace Methodist Lind at Fifth Streets led by Rev G Losh with Sunday school 9:30 morning service 10:30 Epworth League 7:00 and sermons at Vermont Street by Rev G F Oliver. Bethel Jefferson Twelfth with 6:16 Sunday school 10:30 German service 10:30 Epworth league 6:45 and evening loan service 7:45. First German Kentucky and Eighth led by Rev A Hertzler with Sunday school 9:15 morning service 10:30 League 7:00.

Methodist Grace Methodist Lind and Fifth Streets Epworth League Vermont Street Vermont Eighth G. F. Oliver Apworth League Philip the Evangelist Otto Duecker S. Missionary The American Sunday School Union Bethel—Jefferson Emil Gosts Epworth Kentucky A. Hertzler

Churches and services listed for Sunday across city

Multiple faiths schedule Sunday schools and services at Central Baptist Immanuel Chapel Good Shepherd Cathedral First Congregational Christ-Twelfth German and English services noted. Presbyterian Lutheran Scientist avoid repetition with morning and evening sermons, Sunday school hours, and rector names where given.

Reverend and church services schedule listing

Rev Bingaman ministers Sunday school at 9 16 sermon 10 30 St John Lutheran Seventh and Kentucky streets Rev Wartens Sunday school and Bible class at 9 Divine service 10 30 Evangelical St Peters York and 1nth Rev Paul Wanghoret Sunday school 9 00 German 10 00 Young People's meeting 7 00 Salem Evangelical Ninth and State Sunday school 8 30 p m Services 10 0 0 Morning subject Christ Among Us St Paul 029 Monroe Street Rev A W Fruechte Sunday school and adult Bible classes 9 o clock Morning service 10 o'clock

Central Baptist Seventh Vermont Fourth Jersey Streets W. O. Shank Fourth Street Vermont Street Jesus Immanioual Chapel Cedar Eighth St Jacobi Lutheran Church Washington and Wighth D. Hamm Jerzey Bingaman St. John Lutheran Evangelical St. Peters York Paul Wanghoret Unday Balem Sunda School Christ St. Paul Monroe Street A. W. Fruechte

United Brethren Services Schedule Cedar Street

Rev H Trueblood leads Bible school at 9 a m preaching at 10 30 a m C E B at 7 00 p m preach at 7 45 p m Bung Lee of Chaddock school to speak in the evening Women’s Missionary association in charge of services

United Brethren Cedar Streets

First Christian Church Service Times and Speaker

First Christian Church Ninth and Broadway with Pastor Endres holds church school at 9 15 a m public worship at 10 30 a m Rev H H Peters speaks at morning services Mast End Twenty fifth and High streets Rev J C Mauck pastor residence 632 Oak Street Sunday school 9 20 a m communion 10 30 a m preaching 11 a m Christian Endeavor 6 80 p m evening service 7 30 p m

Presbyterian Broadway and Eighth R. H. Bibotley K. D Christian Endeavor First Christian Church Ninth and Broadway W. D. Endres H. H. Peters Twenty-fifth High Streets J. C. Mauck Oak Streat

Indexed names and numbers from Pike County records

A dense list of personal names, numbers, and place references across Pike County districts. Individuals include Raymond Johnson, William C. Roses, Virden J. Smith, Charley T. Fanz, Ninnis F. Wasson, Richard Calvin Pittsfield, Henry Calvin Glover, Dewitt Byers, Joseph Hoerlein, Otha Dallas Alford, James L. Crowder, Karl Littler Kern, Albert Baugher, Robert E. Fielder, and many others. Locations span Atlas, Griggsville, New Salem, Pleasant Vale, Hadley, Pittsfield, Barry, Perry, Spring Creek, Martinsburg, Chambersburg, and Levee, with numerous numbered divisions and unsettled OCR fragments.

Raymond Johnson Pearl William C. Roses Griggsville Virden J. Smith Atlas Dunham New Salem Ish O ' Charley T. Fanz Kinderhook Eit Ninnis F. Wasson Richard Calvin Pittsfield Henry Calvin Glover Levee Dewitt Byers Joseph Hoerlein Fairmount John L. Stottlemeyer Pleasant Vale Otha Dallas Alford Joseph E. McFarland Lee Craig Martinsburg James F. Gray Ross Louis Main Charles William Bridgman Albert G Pleasant Hill William Shaw John Schmid Leland S. Low Newburg Walter S. Bossarte Detroit Frank G. Wendorff Barry Darius Walston Hadley Edward D. Johnson Fred Arnold Applegate Spring Creek Emmett FP. Biddle Leimmie H. Holcomb Rosa George W. WaLew Raymond D. Tolbeare Derry Chester C. Crowder Hardin William R. Thiele Perry Charlie F. Hackard James Windmiller Russell Augustus Hall Frank Phillips Wilson H. Orpin John Leggett William F. Heightman Everett A. Brinkman Cincinnati John Miller Joseph W. Hammock L. C. Strubinger John B. Huser Ernest Olaf Mason Wade H. Maynard Arthur le Goddard Loren Morton Stoner Claud Orr Chambersburg Edward Pulliam Austin E. Hoglin William Ewers John C. Dinsmore Pittsfield Walter William Wheeling William Lester Syrele Charles Roy James Roy Cecil Galloway Frank Edward Birch Raymond E. Rushing Frank A. Evans John Lerch Ninninnin H. Bell John Bruns Neil D. Allen Montezuma Lewis Dean Furgey Joe John Goellner Walter E. Stauffer Warren Myres Lee A. Scranton Pleasant Fred Moore Harry R. Weems Cullen Right Deeter Asa O. Hatcher Albert Harry Malone Pittsville John W. Niffin Otto K. Meyers Arthur Reeves Charles E. Washington William H. Browning Martinsbury Byron Shraw Isaac C. Brown Harvey Virgil Hill Joseph E. Long Montesuma Fred E. Hyele Oun Clarence A. Barton Samuel Henson Davis Chambers Urg Michael Joseph Ducsy George R. Metcalf John W. Boots TES Neanley Clay Duncan Harry Willis Mellon Willis James Grafford, Jr Peart M. D. Lippincott Walter Peedlea Daniel Arthur Bollman Paul Straus Edward Myres Andrew McDonnald

Vast Ledger of Hancock County Names and Addresses

A long OCR list records residents and addresses across Hancock County communities including Carthage Warsaw Basco Nauvoo and Augusta. Names such as John Peyton Lea Wilbur D Gibson James Reed Johnson Floyd Lee McCrory Carl H. Schildaiin and Everett Phillips appear with street or route details, township designations and multiple R F D numbers, reflecting a comprehensive roster likely for a voter or enumerator list.

John Peyton Lea la Harpe Wilbur D Gibson Hamilton Stanley Lloyd Cunningham Bethwell Prank Wilmot Civillon Carthae Glenn Cecil Huey Plymouth Charley R. Smith Colezsester Bert M. Martin Nauvoo Paul Limkemann Warsaw James Reed Johnson Harry Young Carlin Hobart Haston Carthage John Samuel Davidson Sutter Earl Henderson Elvaston Frank Clairmont Link Floyd Lee McCrory Clyde Marshall Yount Elze Clinton Simmons Basco Ray Cronk Orville Ancelot Ervin Taswell Akers Denville Leo Frederick Clow Dallas City James Paul Working Augusta Shival Rex Garner Denver Everett Phillips Ralph A. Pancake John Frederick Salisbury Shurpe Robert Creston Duffy R. Tf Jesse R. la Crois Ferris Harry Newton Link John A. Nelson Bowen Lewis Paul Link Clovis Henry Climer Minor Edgar French Tames Stockwell Floyd Edward Davison Roy Collins Myer John E. N. Butler John Leslie Cludiay Arthur V. Woovart Orville Augustus Foley Carl H. Schildaiin William Leser Hamrick Tauton Ralph Chester Inson Orville Wayne Webb Niota Glen H. Lickie Arthur Choulas Sidney Frisco Wood Vaughn Darrold Stillwell West Point Harry C. Knocies James R. Hurity Edward Lloyd Rich la Harps John Frederick Sturrey Nid Earl Wilford Cogburn Thomas Oscar Bellamy Clarence Cassingh la Hacpo Chester McTinnail George Welch Clyde Crawford Cooper Charles J. Zobel Crawford Street Benjamin L. Needle Linius Leclair Stambach Chris Harold Hamilton la Crosse Elmer C. Fisner John Alfred Scarlett Arthur Lawrence Lesler Elam’‘iton Tressler Hulen Shian R. B.D Walker Daw Edgar Buhl Edward C. Knuche Arthur J. Baimer Otho John Rist Frederick Jacob Hupfer Edgar Lee Bass Seth B. Hassen Webster Albert Mahe Powellton Lloyd J. Choate James Alfred Neal Ralph John Styubach Bowen LG Eldon Spiker la Warpe Harry Wrinton Follenburger Pontoosuc Edwin Everete Murphy Earl Richard Israuf Arthur E. Cox Earl H. Knipe John William Howes William James Rhea R. No. I Poisa Baird Layton Byler George Edwad Booker Car Tlage John Ramey Veach John Godet Leffler Warsawe Willam H. Rodgera Mallard Thomas Andey Gaker Carl H. Buecsert Robert James McKee Clyde Truman Jackson Jaites Albert Lindsey John Bartholomew Clarence Czarke Fort Frank H. Clark Earl Langham Walter Everett Dowell Disco Alfred Hohl Ralph Rand Williams Emil Newton Charles E. Felsman Daniel Benjamin Mensendick le Roy Albion Myres Everett Henry Swisegood Arthur Claude Caley Edward Martin Gleason Ralph Waldo Binkley Joseph Lowder Julius Arnold Rosenquist Ralph Jones Dallas Lester Forsee Workman Earl G. Schafer Lee Elmer Karr William C. Kettenring Herman Elzy Burling Roy Lindsay Meaux Otto Gisbert Nichelaus Derksen Lacy Lawrence Geyman Stillwell Carl Henry Goessling Edwin H. Arnold Carl J. Brum Russell Barker Sweet Ralph Thomas Owen Harold McMeal Witt Arthur E. Falkinburg George T. Bentley John Albert Andrew Nieta Ralph Maynard Webster Arthur Cots Lenard Hartweg Frank Klmne Fleming Frank A. Douglas Ira Nordon Bennett John Armen Greeniv Francis Marion Rickert Marvin John Bricker Henry G. Johnson Ernest Earl Blake Colchester Charles Henry Houise Tioga Claud Newton Goff Harry William Hufendick Albertus Johannes Peters Harry Belmont Artz Ernest Ray Baxter John Frederick Niemeyer Chester Clyde van Blair William Joel Ernst Dory E. Foseyck

Chatten Finds Bad Sewer Conditions In City

FE R Chatten public engineer assisted by Tom Redmond and others inspected the Broadway sewer from Front to Third streets and the Oak street sewer between Second and Fourth. They found them in bad condition and in need of rebuilding. Heat in the sewers was intense and the inspection could not continue long. Work will be postponed until colder weather but must occur before many months pass as sewers will be beyond repair without attention.

FE. R. Chatten Tom Redmond Broadway Oak Street

New dances and concerts fill Highland week

Tonight opens a six night Highland run with The Cup and Saucer Dance promising a fresh novelty for dancers. The week also features a Symphony Orchestra program directed by P. J. Breinig on Sunday with selections from My Home Town Girl and other items. Tuesday hosts the Red Rose club dance. Thursday is Children’s Day with free rides refreshments and pool admission. Highland celebrates two big picnics the Knights of Columbus on Aug 8 and the Western Catholic Union on Aug 22.

Highland Symphony Orchestra P. J. Breinig Seattle Exposition Bennet Flotow Town Hirch Little Elk Trio Borowski Knights of Columbus Western Catholic Union

Photoplays today with Doroth Dalton and Belasco offerings

The paper lists Priscilla Daly in The Dark Road with Dorothy Dalton and General Pershing in France showing Americans in England and France. Bavoy presents Home featuring Bessie Barriscale Charles Ray and Louise Glaum. Belasco stars George Walsh in The

Dorothy Dalton General Pershi France England Bavoy Bessie Barriscale Charles Ray Louise Glaum Belasco George Walsh General Pershing

Book Agent. Quincy Marin Sais in A Ghost of the Dezert

This note lists performers and titles including Henry Ibsen works Never Again and Stronger Love starring Star-Vivian Martin, with cast names William Cellier and Claire Williams. It mentions Ham and Bud co The Innocent Sinners and Family-Pillars of Society seven feats.

Quincy Marin Sais Ham and Bud Co Pillars of Society Henry Ibsen William Cellier Claire Williams Vivian Martin William Collier

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Thompson Brel Aeoth Waasmann Gem Cit Business College Quincy Uidness America Cocmercial School Utness Iron Bualves DL Prisselsian MISS WassMah Musselman A. E. Prince Newcomb Hotel Alderman Hyatt DR. Strohl Hampshire Street Doora Sterns New Gardner Machine Shop Good Shepherd Barvices 12Th St Maine Gamble Matina ST. John Hampshire W. O. Cone Leatt Twelfth Maine Artest George Arthur Buttrick Chiist State Streets B. R. Bauman Firat Church Christian Pike County Hancock County Keokuk Mussic Dancing Chatten Photoplays Keystone Charles Murray Louise Fazenda Savoy Princess Peter&. Pinkelman Prop Voovil Saucer P. J. Bremig Red Rose Club Wabash Road Maysville Edward Kdooey Committee On Transportation
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