Deaths and Funerals Notice for Local Residents
Obituary notices for Frank J. Kerkmann Edward B. Ebbers and Adolph Faussner. Kerkmann of 1228 Chestnut street died Friday noon at Blessing hospital after three weeks of illness. wife Theresa and two children survive. Ebbers of 108 North Ninth street died Friday morning from illness. he leaves a mother, three brothers, a sister, and is buried at St Boniface. Faussner services held at 1836 Broadway and St Francis Church with burial in St Boniface cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Kerkmann
Frank Joseph Kerkmann
Chestnut Street
Blessing Hospital
Mr. Kerkmann
Beckum Westphalen
Germany
America
Quincy
St John's Catholic Church
Theresa Kerkmann
Fred Bernhardt
William Kerkmann
Robert
Esther
Adrian
Virginia Bernhardt
Dauhter
Edward B. Ebbers
North Ninth
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Ebbers
Christina Ebbers
Henry B
John G
Joseph Ebbers
Anna Marcks
North Ninth Street
St. Boniface Cemetery
Adolph Faussner
Broadway
St. Francis Catholic Church
Father Francis
Chaddock Campaign Plans Outlined at Banquet
District leaders for the Chad dock Boys School building fund campaign gathered at a Thursday night banquet. About fifty guests heard speeches on a $45 680 goal for new buildings and heard remarks from Rev M H English Rev W T Beadles Mrs Eva Frields and others on the school’s work and its future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaddock Boys School
English
Danville
W. T. Beadles
Eva Frields
Our Boys
Jackson R. Pearce
J. W. Singleton
BY. Moorman
Chaddock
R. W. Halbach
Chaddock Aid Society
Jos. Jph
Nate
Champaign
Quincy
Hugh McPherson
N. M Rigg
A. H. Heinlein
Versailles
P. Raymond Powers
Mr. Sterling
A. E. Saunders
West Point
Quincy Boy in the Canadian Army
Gilbert Harland of Quincy writes from a Canadian army camp to say he is in the American Legion of the Canadian army. He notes about 4,000 Americans in the Legion and that he is in the best of 12 military bands. The camp houses about 10,000 soldiers with many officers and nationalities represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Harland
Dees
American Legion
Canadian Army
Legion
Soldiers and Sailors Home News and Obituaries
Isaac Fox died Friday at 4 a m at the home. He was 57 years old and leaves a Chicago son attending the funeral at 8 this morning. His wife died years ago. A brother is a Home member. Mrs Boon returned home from Decatur after visiting her father B F Blakeny. Several cottage residents, picnicking and shopping, are noted. David McIntire, Sidney and Rebecca Stocker, and others are newly readmitted or improving. Two Wilcox brothers visit their father, ill in the annex, who declines a home trip due to dry and hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Fox
Chicago
Miller
Dingman
Cottage
South Park
Estell
Copeland
Cottage 6
Mrs. Killian
Cottage 22
Dowling
Jacobs
East St. Louis
W. E
A. E. Wilcox
Columbus
Kan
Annex
Probate notes in county court summary of estates
John J. Emminen reported for Mary Buss estate with receipts 500 and expenditures 252.35. Gerd W. Buss estate reports receipts 1378.09 and expenditures 1083.46. David W. Mumper filed for George W. Bessell with totals 263. Joseph Faerber given letters for Isaac Fox. Bond 800 approved. L W Bowles guardian of Paul Dee Bowles filed receipts 486.68 expenditures 730.05 balance 397. Thomas A. Scherer named conservator for James Cross insane with bond 1000. Dennis Gregory estate inventory shows household goods 25 and notes and accounts 520. An optimist says that good intentions are better than no pavements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Emminen
Mary Buss
Gerd W. Buss
David W. Mumper
George W. Bessell
Joseph Faerber
Isaac Fox
L. W. Bowles
Paul Dee Bowles
Thomas A. Scherer
James Cross
Dennis Gregory
Swift’s S S S advertised as blood purifier tonic
Many suffer winter and spring blood attacks leaving them weak. S S S claims to purify blood, boost energy, and cure catarrh, rheumatism, malaria, and other diseases. Free medical advice offered from Swift Specific Co, Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Improvements at Masonic Temple Raise Roof and Add Balcony
Improvements at the Masonic Temple involve raising the roof over the preceptory by six feet and adding an interior balcony and extended side walls. Architekt Batschy will furnish plans and Buerkin-Kaempen Company will manage the contract. The project, costing over $4000, will increase seating by about 200 and support fall ceremonies on November 22 to 24, including the 50th anniversary of the Quincy consistory with eight other state consistories represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Batschy and Buerkin-Kaempen Company
Quincy
Chicago
Freeport
Peoria
Bloomington
Springfield
Danville
East St. Louis
Milk Supply Fails in Adams County Drought Strain
Drought costs local dairy farmers hundreds of dollars as heat dries pastures and grass wilts. Cows stand in streams to rid themselves of flies rather than graze, reducing milk output. Local dairymen still serve regular customers but have little milk left for shipment. Creameries feel the impact through lower milk and butter volumes brought to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Sunday Services In the Churches
Sunday services are listed across Methodist and Baptist churches with details on pastors, Sunday schools, and service times. Notable notes include no morning or evening preaching at Grace Methodist due to pastor absence, and a chautauqua conflict affecting Vermont Street services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist
Lind and
Fifth Streets
J. O. Kirkpatrick
Turgu
Epworth League
Vito
Vermont Street
Vermont
Eighth
N. M. Rigs
Parish schedule at God Shepherd and Cathedral of St. John
In Maine and Twelfth Rev. G M Gambie leads Matins at 7:00 Holy Eucharist at 7:30 and 11:00 Sunday school at 10:00 At the Cathedral of St John Hampshire and Seventh Rev W O Cone presides Holy Eucharist at 7:30 and 11:00 Sunday school at 10:00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Twelfth
G. M. Gambie
ST. John, Wampshire
W. O. Cone
Church and church school listings with services
Multiple religious groups in Molton and Freeport publish Sunday school times and service hours. First Church of Christ lists classes and readings, Presbyterian notes union meeting and omits prayer service due to chautauqua, Lutheran schedules morning Bible mass and sermons, with varied pastors and subjects across each church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Droadway
Mighth
R. WO Hartley
Endeavor Society
Chautan Gua Grounds
Olin Main
Molton
Freeport
Evangelical Churches Schedule Sunday Services and Classes
A garbled church page lists multiple Evangelical and Christian congregations with Sunday services, Sunday school times, and Young People meetings. Notable items include Peter's Evangelical at York and Ninth with 4:00 German services, St. Paul Monroe Street services, and First Christian at Ninth and Seventh noting morning and evening offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et. Peter's Evangelical
York
J Paul Lankelorst
Suindiasy Ool
Young People's Meeting
Tiga
Snatem Evangeleale
Stite
Bey
Hi. L. Leembhuls
Sindyp Me
Christ Bbvangetleath
Keontucky
Won Martens
United Brethren Church Sermon Note at Sixth and Cedar
Fragmentary OCR reads UNITED BRETHREN Sixth and Cedar. TF 1 Truehbhood pastor. A fragment mentions preaching and a neglected sermon line. Unclear details on date, time, or full event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren, Sixth
Truehbhood
Terrom
Fonto
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J.P. Cummins
E. A. Hedges
Savoy
Heopeston
Decatur
W. S. Phillips
Cerro Gordo
Jacksonville
A. K. Burns
Beardstown
Mattoon
C. R. Morrison
Oakland
R. ¥. Willams
Car- Enville
Quincy Boy
Maine St
Grocers
Battle Creek Sanitarium Foods
Ehmann
Meyer-Wilms Co
S. W. Cor
S&.s.s
Nace Figgel
Rethel—Jefferson
Emil Goetz
Kentucky
Highth
A. T. Hertzler
Seventh
Hoy
A. LeGrand
Fourth
Jersey Streets
B. Y. BU
Tidd
Liev. Alr. Jones
la Grange
Immanual
Cedar
Spruce Street
Elm
Mim
Teo. T. L. Smith
Loca
Sumlay
Wat
Velock
First Church of Christ
Righteenth
Teomns
Stern
Gil Poon
St, Jacobi Lutheran Church
Aoomo
Mornine Ron
Jom
Tully Manet
Pwenty
Revi
Roible Paa
Chriss
Macantree
Leonard and
White Mountain
Doerr Department Store
St. Quincy
Illinois
The
Rieker National Bank
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