Mrs Hoffman Visiting in Kansas City Area
Mrs. F G Hoffman of Kansas City visits relatives in Quincy staying with her sister Mrs George Thuman at 307 Maple Street. Mr and Mrs Gerry VandenBoom return to Chicago after visiting Thuman family. VandenBoom had business in Cuba. Mrs Watson hosts 19 guests at luncheon for Mrs William House of Macomb. Various local entertainments and church notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
F. G. Hoffman
Kansas City
George Thuman
Maple Street
Gerry VandenBoom
Chicago
Vandenboom
Cuba
Watson
Carl Watson
Vermont Street
William House
Macomb
Returns From Chicago Discharge for Harold Leffingwell
Mrs. C. W. Leffingwell and son Harold returned Sunday from Chicago where he received his discharge from the service. Mrs. Leffingwell stayed with sister Mrs. W. L. Goddard for weeks. Mr. Leffingwell's fiancée Miss Moss and her mother Mrs. C. T. Moss will arrive from Kansas City for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. W. Leffingwell
Harold
Returns Home From Quincy and Chicago Visitors
Local notes record Mrs. Charles Ohnemus returning to Galesburg after weeks in Quincy with Mrs. James Gardner and Mrs. George Ohnemus. Eleanor Nielson came home from Chicago. Hollister home hosts Mrs. Harvey Richardson and her Kansas City family. Eleanor Ellig heads to Trenton Missouri. Hildreth Foster visits with Edna Foster and Mrs. Robert Foster. Mrs. W G Noll joins Bishop Nathenial Thomas and travels to Cheyenne Wyoming for summer. Ruth Appleton returns from Chicago. Mrs. Harvey H. Sprick hosts a card club gathering. Mrs. C H Williamston returns from Utica aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ohnemus
Galesburg
Quincy
James Gardner
George Ohnemus
Wyoming
W. G. Noll
Edward Prince
Palmyra
Nathenial Thomas
Cheyenne
Thomas
Christening of Mary Ann Hageman in St Louis
The baby daughter of Alfred Hagemann of St Louis was baptized Sunday by Rev I W Bingaman and named Mary Ann. Sponsors were the grandmother Mrs Anna Marie Hageman and Mrs Hannah Niekamp. The mother died at birth, and the child is being raised by Mr and Mrs Henry Niekamp on South Sixteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hagemann
St. Louis
I. W. Bingaman
Mary Ann
Anna Marie Hageman
Hannah Niekamp
Henry Niekamp
South Sixteenth Street
Philippines Ask For Action By Congress
Washington June 3 Final and immediate solution of the Philippine question was asked of congress in a memorial presented by the Philippine mission at a joint session of the senate committee on the Philippines and the house committee on the insular affairs. The mission represents Philippine legislators and people. It is for the best interest of both the United States and the Philippines that independence be recognized and established at this time, extending a firm and lasting friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate Committee On the Philippines
House
United States
Winter Cody wedding ties sailors amid rainbow décor
Miss Myrtle Cody daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Cody married Charles Winter a sailor in her parents home on Monday evening Rev Schueler of St John church conducted the ceremony The home wore rainbow colors The couple plan to sail to Norfolk Virginia then to a harbor in South Carolina Also Miss Vera A Pickens wed Henry J Jurgens at Vermont Street Methodist Church Rev F A McCarty officiated Only intimate friends attended The newlyweds will travel to Peoria and other Illinois towns before settling on a Camp Point area farm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Parker
North Eighteenth Street
Charles Gay
A. O. Lindsay
Walter Williamson
Emery Lancaster
Lawndale
J. M. Grossmith
Robert Anderson
Chicago
Ed Cameron
Jurgens- Pickens
Henry J. Jurgens
John Jurgens
Coatsburg
Verna Pickens
John Pickens
Plainville
Vermont Street
M. E
F. A. McCarty
Jurgens
Peoria
William F. Perry
Perry
Court House
R. A. Shive
Federated Church
Edith Thomas
Methodist Church
Mayme Halpin
Snrinsfield
Halpin
Andrew Russell
Hazel Halbauer
Harry Geisendorfer
Bluffs
Brady Watters
Frank Troutner
Roy Hihtings
Camp Grant
Old Fifth Regiment
Louisiana
Quincy
Houston
Texas
Fred Webbs
Tred G. Halpin
Arthur
Edith Colvin
Springfield
Hayes Colvin
Harry Highee
Circuit Court
T. I Aldrich
Tevee Township
Board of Supervisors
Ray FR. Stepher
Barry
Dutsfield
Tegan Baker
J. W. Davis
Mississippi
Missouri
Jacksonville
McNulty-Nutility Wedding in Cedar Rapids Ta
Mathews McNulty and Charles Mathews wed in Cedar Rapids Ta on Saturday evening. Miss Ethel McNulty daughter of Mr and Mrs James McNulty of Maine street served as the bride. The bride’s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs William McNulty attended as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews McNulty
Charles Mathews
York Street
Ethel McNulty
James McNulty
Maine Street
Cedar Rapids
William McNulty
Chesley and Wellman Wed in Quiet Presbyterian Ceremony
Miss Frelen Wellman daughter of Mrs. J. E. Wellman of the Hotel Quincy and Lieut. Justus G. Chesley of Los Angeles were married Monday at 1 PM in the Presbyterian parsonage. The bride’s blue suit and pink rose hat complemented a corsage of pine roses. they planned to move to Los Angeles after his discharge. Family and friends from La Grange attended, including Finley Wellman and Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesley- Wellman
Miss Frelen Wellman
J. E. Wellman
Quincy
Justus G. Chesley
Los Angeles
Cal
R. H. Hartley
Presbyterian Church
Miss Wellman
Chesley
Kansas City
California
Finley Wellman
la Grange
George Thompson
Tom Adams
Ralph Snyder
R. O. Womack
Sinnock and Wood Wed in Burlington Ceremony
Perrin K Sinnock son of Kay Sinnock and Emma Wood of Ursa were wed last Thursday afternoon by Rev G M Tuttle in Burlington. They will reside in Quincy. Sinnock has just returned from service. Jurgens Pickens couple wed in Vermont Street M E church parsonage with Rev F A McCarty. couple to Peoria on wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrin K. Sinnock
Kay Sinnock
North Third Street
Emma Wood
Ursa
G. M. Tuttle
Burlington
Quincy
Sinnock
Perry Family Leaves Pittsfield For Wyoming Home
William F. Perry and family depart Pittsfield for Vowel Wyoming to establish future residence. Perry served as janitor at the county courthouse under former Sheriff R. A. Shive.
Allied reply to German proposals due Friday in Paris
Echo de Paris says allied governments will hand their reply to Count Von Brockdorff-Rantzau on Friday. The message will refuse the German proposals and set a June 86 deadline to accept or refuse the Allied conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Echo de Paris
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Plymouth Area News: Local Residents Visited and Traveled
Mrs Mare Campbell of Kansas City visited her brothers O D and Sam Harris last week. Mrs Twila Drew left Mendon for Loraine to substitute a nurse while on vacation. George McDaniel, long an invalid, died at home in East Main. funeral held Sunday with burial at Scott cemetery. Many neighbors and relatives from Amboy, Chicago, Denver, and nearby towns stopped by, including Mrs Denver Lawton and Byron, Misses Frances and Carrie Holton, and Mrs Ivy Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth, III
Mare Campbell
Kansas City
O, D
Sam Harris
Twila Drew
Mendon
Rollo Frank
Loraine
Frank
Srrank
Augusta
George McDaniel
East Main
Scott Cemetery
Plymouth
George
Bezie
Denver Lawton
Byron
Denver
Cole
George KE
Lawon
Frances
Carrie Holton
Stevens Gtore
Chicago
Ivy Lyons
Macomb
Everett Weaver
Ira Kington
Canton
Shunk
Colorado
Alison
Teoria
Emery
Clyde Weaver
Amboy
Ida Waddle
Tennessee
Rs. A. D. Tawton
Howard Tawton
St. Louigs
Charles Rider
Roseville
Hendrickson
Avon
Mary Cox
Blandinsville
John
Satterfield
Minnie Robinson
Abingdon
Probate court frees conservator after verdict on guardianship
In probate court on Monday Benjamin Gristy was found not distracted and capable of managing his property, leading to the discharge of the conservator. Popke K Weerts reported Rosa Pp Weerts’ real estate and annual income totals, with bonds posted by Harvey G Riggs as principal and J H Steckmann and Cleorge H Wilson as sureties on a $600 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjjamin Gristy
Popke K. Weerts
Rosa Pp. Weerts
Harvey G. Riggs
Cleorge H. Wilson
Estate reports filed for multiple executors seek discharge
Maggie Smith is noted as distracted while Anton Ackins, administrator of Henry H. Menke's estate, files a report showing receipts of 552.72 and equal disbursements and requests discharge. W J Wible, executor of Caroline Wible's estate, reports chattels valued at 61.80 and notes and accounts at 1000. Lyman McCarl, executor of Mary C. Fowley's estate, lists chattels at 227, notes and accounts at 1860.88, with real estate but no stated value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Smith
Anton Ackins
Henry H. Menke
W. J. Wible
Caroline Wible
Lyman McCarl
Mary C. Fowley
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C. H. Fosgat
Hotel
Newcomb
Vosgate
Grossmith
Anderson
Cameron
Ira Calkins
Francis Balentine
Capt
Bennet Bartlett
A. V. Setter
Amelia Eichenauer
J. M. Dunlap
Rock Island
Kentucky Street
C. H. Vosgate
Claud Astry
Broadway
Mr. Astry
Eilis
East Maine Street
L. 2. Boswell
Pierpont Dutcher
Mabel Erma McConnel
Lula M. Felt
Quincy Call of Music
Evenin
William House of
St. Boniface
Isabel Terwische
George Sohm
St Peter Catholic Church
Joseph Brady
Lillian Falk
James Brady
Terre Haute
Anna Gray
Pasadena
Joseph Hartman
San Bernardino, Cay
Will Wavering
Gertrude Hartman
Joseph Berter
Ethel Wavering
Henry Wavering
St. Agnes
Western Catholic Union
James Wilson
Lafayette Snapp
Boise City
Alvin Michel
Bud Halligan
Ted Dorsey
Paul Wells
Merwin Morton
C. A. Wells
Eleanor Nielson
Hollister
E. E. Hollister
Grove Avenue
Harvey Richardson
Trenton
Eleanor Ellig
Hildreth Foster
City
Missy Edna Foster
Sixth Avenue
Robert Foster
Ninth Street
Ruth Appleton
Harvey H. Sprick
Card Club
Prairie Avenue
Utica
C. H. Williamston
Philippines
Pittsfield, III
Emn Erate In
Freepe
Senne Rochelle
Nice Sect
Castoria
Centaur
York
Dukker
Nainsock
Wallace
Cambria
W.t.duker Company
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