Luther Memorial Church Anniversary Calendar Details
A 60 page history book will document all past events of Luther Memorial Church for its 25th anniversary. The plan includes sermons by Rev HL Ott and Rev E P Schueler, with a week of programs led by ministers and church groups, and a Sunday school picnic at Southpark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Memorial Church
HL. A. Ott
Kansas Synod
Kansas City
W.H. Nicholas
Springfield
Central Illinois Synod
H. L. Yarger
Chicago
Southpark
H. D. Hoover
Carthage ,College
E. P. Schueler
Albuquerque
N. M
Mr. Schueler
Bingaman
W.bingaman
J. L. Pipe
A.d.gondron
C. W. Breitwieser
W. Schwindeler
Fred Hoehne
The
Motte Atte Christian Endeavor
Ladies’ Social Union
Dorcas Guild
Missionary Society
Rev J W Bingaman Elected President
The Ministerial union wrapped the summer meeting at the Y M C A. Rev LeGrand spoke on Methods of Evangelism. Officers for the year were elected at season's end: President Rev J W Bingaman, vice president Rev G I Buttrick, secretary treasurer J A Tianna. A special collection will be taken June 18 in all churches to aid Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeGrand
J. W. Bingaman
G. I. Buttrick
J. A. Tianna
Europe
Feast of St Boniface Celebrated At St Boniface Church
The feast of St. Boniface was celebrated with high mass by Rev. Fathers Zurbensen Beifert and Kuntseh. Special services mark the feast in Catholic churches Sunday. St Boniface choir and Columbia orchestra provide music. St Agnes WC UO members will take communion at the 8 o'clock service. Other societies meet during the week to plan the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Boniface
Zurbensen
Beifert
Kuntseh
Columbia Orchestra
St. Agnes
WC. Uo
Wek
Vermont Street Methodist Women Hold Monday Meeting
Members of the Women's Flame Fissionary Society of Vermont Street Methodist Church met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Bovie for their regular session. After studying the lesson, dainty refreshments were served. The next meeting was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Treet
Charles Bovie
Award Pins For Unitarian Sunday School Attendance
The best records in the Unitarian Sunday school last year belong to Richard and Walter Folger Greenman for perfect attendance. Others with near perfect attendance include Welen Knittle Lucille and Frank Schutte Grace and Carlene Eberhardt Sam Ivy Charles Eldred Dorothy Werner Pauline Kramer Ruth Westerman and Albert Sporg who received pins for faithfulness. No WCTU meeting held due to weather. Mary Edwards and Elmer Lummis will attend county executive meeting in Carthage and Timewell to assist in the institute with Edwards speaking on Organization and Lummis on Department Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Sunday School
Richard
Walter Folger Greenman
Welen Knittle
Lucille
Frank Schutte
Grace
Carlene Eberhardt
Sam Ivy
Charles Eldred
Dorothy Werner
Pauline Kramer
Ruth Westerman
Albert Sporg
Mary Edwards
Elmer Lummis
Carthage
Timewell
Funeral for Charles H Burgdorff Held at Adams County
Charles H Burgdorff died Tuesday at his daughter's home in Adams county after a long illness. Services start at 12 30 p m at Mrs Weisenborn's residence and 1 30 p m at Christ Evangelical church with burial in Greenmount cemetery. Born in Hanover Germany on June 11 1836 he came to the United States at 19 and lived in America 60 years. He leaves one son Fred and six daughters including Mrs Henry Althoff and Mrs Chris Weisenborn plus 20 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Burgdorff
Chris Wetsenborn
North Twenty-fourth Street
America
Hanover
Germairy
United States
Burton
Evangelia Church
Burton Jr, O. F
Hoon
Fred Burgdorff
Henry Althoff
Chris Weisenborn
Edward Detert
Fred Wittler
Charles Korsieman
Simon Detert
Adams County
Buch
Sit
Germany
Six Schoolmates Bearers at Ray Howser Funeral
Six schoolmates of Ray Howser served as bearers at his funeral in Woodland Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. Services were held at his parents home on South Third Street before the burial. The Franklin school was dismissed for a half hour as classmates paid respects. Rev I W Ringaman of Luther Memorial Church led both services. The funeral was well attended and many flowers were sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Howser
Weiss Paper Mills
Woodland Cemetery
Edward Nowser
South Third Street
Franklin School
I. W. Ringaman
Luther Memorial Church
Funeral services held for Mrs. Mary Ebert at church and home
Friends attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary M. Ebert. Home services at 3 o clock were private at the residence of Mrs. C H Wurst 1554 Kentucky street. Church services followed at 3 30 conducted by Rev A T F Hertzler. Burial took place in Woodland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ebert
Mary M. Ebert
C. H. Wurst
Kentucky Street
M. E
A. TE. F. Hertzler
Woodland Cemetery
Miss Mary Stinebaker Dies at 50 in Mt Sterling
Miss Mary Stinebaker age 50 of Mt Sterling TL died in St Marys hospital Tuesday forenoon after a heart condition. She leaves three brothers George Elmer and John Stinebaker and a sister Mrs Clara Collandery, all of Mt Sterling. Body taken to D L Mumpers undertaking parlors. funeral arrangements to be set Wednesday when relatives reach Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stinebaker
Mt. Sterling
St. Mary's Hospital
Missy Stinebaker
George
Elmer
John Stinebaker
Clara Collandery
D. L. Mumpers
Quincy
Campaign to raise twenty thousand for Chad dock college begins
Principal address will be given by Prof A M Nolan of the University of Illinois as Chaddock college teams of forty begin a three day push in Quincy to raise 20 000. Workers report favorable reception and pledge progress. goal supports a 40000 building fund and 65000 endowment with educational forward movement aiding the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaddock College
Quincy
Rotary
Hotel Quincey
Chaddock
Jackson R. Pearce
W. J. Singleton
Friends of Chaddock College
Educational Forward Movement of
Illinois
Quincey
Educational Forward Movement
H.W. Brown
Dean McPherson
Callope
Eva C. Frields
A.M. Nolan
Agricultural Department
University of Illinois
As, Flanivan
Board of Trustees
Bendix
Sullivan
America
Worthe
Esso
Pountain
Behm
James Fitz
Father
Tounod
W. T. Beadles
Borowski
Bessie Post Henry
Reginald Estep
Vaust’ +Gounod
A. M. Nolan
AL RB
Olo
Francis Aflisend
Lian Brown Inghram
Sip
Begdee
Diph
Valley graduates and a sanity ruling for a barber
The class of 16 graduates includes Richard Asay, Edgar Erwin, Edward Fitch, Edwin Read, Earl Fisher, Clyde Whitaker and Otto Wilte Philhoim. Philip Volm, a barber who was recently imprisoned, has been declared sane and ordered to the state hospital in Jacksonville for treatment after a physician commission found him insane. Initiation of the Queens of the West camp’s Royal Neighbors occurs tonight at the I O O F hall with degree work by Fern Leaf camp of Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Buttrick
Chaddock
N. M. Rigg
Richard Asay
Edgar Erwin
Edward Edwin Fitch
Edwin Read
Earl Fisher
Clyde Whitaker
Otto Wilte
Philhoim
Jacksonville
Philip Volm
State Hospital
I. O. O. F. Hall
Hannibal
Dr King's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery as a pleasant sweet syrup for coughs and colds. It praises years of experience, guarantees satisfaction or money back, and promises a bottle helps with cold relief and acts as insurance against future symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. King
Christ H Nebe Dies in Detroit at 55
Christ H Nebe 55 died suddenly in Detroit after uremic poisoning while visiting his son Herbert Nebe and sister Mrs. Nickamp. He will be buried in Quincy. Born in Germany he worked at Quincy Casting Co. Survived by widow, son Herbert, daughter Mrs. Frank Busch, and brothers Louis and Frank. Funeral planned at Salem Evangelical Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ H. Nebe
Jackson Street
Detroit
Mrs. Nebe
Herbert Nebe
August Nickamp
Nebe
Tashmoo
Mr. Nebe
Christ Nebe
Quincy Casting Company
Germany
Herbert
Frank Busch
Quincy
Louis
Frank Nebe
Ile
Men's League
Salem Church
Woodmen Lodge
Moulder's Union
Salem Evangelical Church
Suitcase on Twenty Fourth Street Traced to Owner
A suitcase left on Twenty Fourth Street by Rural Carrier Henry Hagerbaumer awaits its owner at the post office. It contains quality men’s clothing. Postmaster Lummis will deliver it to the rightful owner after verification of property. Lieut Harris arrives to set up a permanent recruiting station in Quincy with Sergeant Hanson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hagerbaumer
Twenty-Fourth Street
Lummis
Harris
Lieut
U.S. A
Quincy
Washington
W. J. Hanson
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Celebrates Four Decades Of Relief
A Clarksburg West Virginia woman writes of dramatic recovery using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She details early illness at sixteen, repeated use helping birth and ongoing health, and praises the medicine for back ache nervousness and gynecologic issues. The letter invites confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lyon Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lyon
Mass
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Ghurgh
Vermont
Methodist
W. H. Ill
Charles Osborn
July KA
C. H. Burgdorff
Mennen
Kiefer Pharmacy
Hampshire Street
Stinova
Wiste ‘Agu
Ghaddock
Prof
U. of I
Queens of the West
Dr. Price
Christ Hi. Nebe
Attorne Wolfe
Theounty
Cedar Street
Cherrytreet
Congregational Sunday School Orchestra
Lorrian Cook
Harvey Chatten
St. Jacobi Young People's Society
Tobs Liendecker
Serif Cuen
Liendecker
Frank Liendecker
Harold Smith
Victrola
Etion
T.duker CO
Maine Street
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