One Way Drive System Sought in City Parks
Quincy Motor club directors urge Park and Boulevard association to remove sharp curves or adopt a one way drive in Riverview Gardner South park and Indian Mound parks. They cite limited visibility at curves and near hills and plan monthly tours to promote road building and trade, with committees named and upcoming meetings stated.
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Quincy Motor Club
Park and Boulevard Association
Hotel Quincy
Motor Club
Riverview
Gardner
South Park
Indian Mound Parks
Park Curves
Adams
Quincy
Hannibal Commercial Club
Hannibal
George J. Jost
J. W. Myers
L. A. Forest
Frank Surlage
L. H. Wolfe
Perry Dennison
J. J. Moriarty
T. R. Evans
Joseph Weiler
O. G. Mull
Robert S. Bacon
W. A. Trader
J. Frank Garner
Thomas P. Black
Rome Boekenhoff
W. J. Singleton
C. C. Epler
Gucci Roads
Ralph G. Vanden
J. H. Rice
L. L Boyer
W. A. Martin
W. H. Bennett
Illinois State Automobile Association
American Automobile Association
Homeward bound 33d division officers reach Quincy
Officers of the 33d division have appeared in Quincy after the homecoming of Companies A and B. Colonel C. D. Center is expected to take charge of the Welcome Home parade. Chicago sightings include Captain Smith, Captain Ehart, Captain Tibbets, Lt McKamey, and many others from Quincy Carthage Beardstown and privacy towns as they prepare for the big celebration.
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33D
Quincy
C. D. Center
Camp Grant
Chicago
Colonel Center
Center
Lawrence D. Smith
Joseph Ehart
108Th
Paul Tibbets
120Th Infantry
Raymond O. McKamey
130Th Infantry
Thomas Squires
Elmer Carpenter
Telfrich
William Parks
Ellis Ewing
Charles Henricks
Carthage
Paul Hendricks
Kessels
Monday Pension Day Helps Families With Aid Release
On Monday Mothers Pension day county court officials distributed about $326 through the pension program. Probation Officer Tom Nolan oversaw the disbursement to families entitled to the aid to support the care of the children.
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Tom Nolan
Decatur Doctor Fined for Narcotic Act Violation
Decatur physician Dr. John C. Ellis pleaded guilty in federal court in Springfield to violating the Clarkson Narcotic act. Judge Louis Fitzhenry fined Ellis $600 plus costs. The amount was among the first fines issued as federal court began session.
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Decatur
Springfield
John C. Ellis
Louis Fitzhenry
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Weiler Bros
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