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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1918

Page

13

Camp Point Illinois Social Notes and Local Movements

Glenn Willys of Oklahoma visited Miss Faye Cossart in Camp Point Illinois. Many residents and visitors are mentioned, including transfers, visits, church activities, Red Cross plans, and military notes. Local society details cover family visits, travel to Chicago and Quincy, and community events at the Christian church and Masonic Temple.

Camp Point III Glenn Willys Oklahoma Faye Cossart Cossart Kewanee Walter Cossart Emmett Howard Quincy Isaac Cutter Helen Seaton Boy Scouts Christian Church Abbie Blood Chicago Frank Allen William Adams Ray Jefferson Barracks Fort Bliss el Paso Texas Sam McClintock Pomona Calif Essie McWilliams Liberty Fred Hunsaker Tekla Roberts Council Bluffs Monroe Adams Philathea Methodist Church Ethel Huber Red Trabue Harry Ilrazier Frazier Trabue Walter Kessler Daniel Hunsaker Louis Dezella Hannibal Fernet Ripple Edith Ifunsaker Roy Vollbracht Des Moines Camp Dodge Ruby Rainier Hudson Rainier Everett Miller Bernice Sutton Rebekah Masonic Temple John Ward Jay Miller Frank Mensendike George Jacobs Henry Welch Ellen Ward Ralph Warren Frank Roberts Josep Rites Ralph Guthrie Galveston Red Cross Josiah Trainier A. A. Coarredt Qlaud Cannon Springfield Frank Burnett Sallie Burnett Carrie Judy James Downing Norman Smarr France A. F A. M Frank Wampker North Dakota Mr. Gosling Frank Humble

How The German Stomach Started This War

Contends alcohol and stomach lust fueled World War I, blaming German habits and saloons for mass misery. Denounces beer culture, links Caesar comments to German appetites, and warns that temperance and a natural cure method end stomach, nerve, and other ailments.

General Sherman Gehenna Quincy Germany Death's Valley Hell

Soldier sons and local family notes in town

The report mentions Alvin Spence finishing Harvard coursework and sailing overseas, with his brother William in France for weeks. It notes a Mary and Martha class gathering with Mrs. Harry Blood serving ice cream and cake, and announces Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith buying Mrs. George Bartells' residence for 2400 dollars and plans to move to town soon.

J. F. Satterfield Plymouth Harriett Hmunsaker Mae Nations Augusta Llewellyn Frazier Camp Point Charles Blood Coffeyville Kaw Trinidad Lon Hoger Fla Colorado Lon J. QO. Sutton Simcoe Canada Harry Sutton Harry Purcelles Lizzie Beckett Shelbina John Beckett T. T. Burke Golden Br. J. Kline Roger Quincy William Stecker Claude Cannon Baby William Connor Galesburg John Craver Ea Bates Orvis Hudson Ford Michels Bert Castle S. R. Hendrickson Thomas Arthur Adams Ed Bates Dillard Waco Texas Carnegie Technical School Pittsburgh Ella McMurray Otis Davis Mary Hunter Coffield Henry Deterding Roseville Jesse Hunter Hunter Sidney Deterding Brooklyn Jamestown Charles Shultz James Hogan Ruth Robertson Tulsa Okla Amos Vollibracht Post Office Gilbert Brothers Fred Carlin Aleen Maurine Morley Henry Omer Taylor, Moe Camp Luther Maynard F. E. Ostrander Tempe Ariz William Austin Harriett Sawyer Rites Mobile Ala Joseph Sawyer New Berlin Tuaaura Sawyer Hope of Bowen Ro A. Omer Evergreen Cemetery Carrie Garrett George Gruny Tom Bailey Oklahoma Bushnell Garnet Lohr Columbus Akers Woman's Literary Club Hezekiah G. Henry Chester Folckemer Anna Cyrus Carrie Judy Margret Gay Jessie Omer Elizabeth Sparks Spence Alvin Harvard William France Mary and Martha The Christian Church Harry Blood Oscar Smith George Bartells

Call for Special Draft Registrants to Training Schools

Provost Marshal General Crowder issued a call for 24,674 draft registrants with grammar school education to be sent to special training schools. The men will be drawn from 36 states.

Washington Gen. Crowder

Air Raids Effective in German Towns

Allied air raids on German towns are demoralizing the German people. Advices to the state department say the effect upon the populations of cities bombed is far greater than previously reported.

Washington State Department

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Weilers Aubrey Spence Eve Jesus Judah G. W. Wieeree M. Deee Ecialist Giles’ Music Store 4Th Street Trotter Or.trotter Nations Maine ST Hodgdon Dairy Co Fuel Administration Franklin Co Wells Illinois
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