Bankers of Group 8 in Pittsfield
Pittsfield hosted bankers from group eight of the Minois Bankers' association. A large Chicago delegation led by W. G. Edens attended, with members from Adams, Calhoun, Brown, Cass, Pike, Hancock, Greene, Jersey, Menard, Morgan, Scott, and Schuyler counties. E. N. Fleming chaired the session and welcomed by Judge Grute. The program featured talks by State Bankers’ Association President W. S. Rearick on County Federation and by W. Scott Mathews on bankers aiding farmers’ sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Minois Bankers’ Association
Chicago
W. G. Edens
Adams
Calhoun
Brown
Cass
Pake
Hancock
Greene
Jersey
Menard
Morgan
Scott
Schuyler
E. N. Fleming
Grute
W. S. Rearick
State Bankers’ Asociation
W. Scott Mathews
Adams Eendoree
Clinton Pree Ee
Coles Ee
Cook
Crawford
Cumberland de Kalb Pe
de Witter Eeseverases
Douglas Wee Ber Tereees
Dupage Ee
Edgar Pe Ee
Sehen E
Edwards Fayette
Ford See Er
Shelby Sees
Quincy Girl Elope to Hannibal in Secret Wedding
Miss Bessie Scott of Quincy eloped Thursday evening with Lieutenant E. H. B. Loehr of St. Louis and were married at 7:30 by Rev. William Calloway in Hannibal Calvary Baptist church. They plan to live in St. Louis after returning to Quincy. The wedding was confirmed by a Hannibal reporter. the Scott home denies knowledge of the marriage.
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Hannibal
Bessie Scott
Quincy
P. Scott
North Fourth Street
E. H. B. Loehr
St. Louis
William Calloway
Calvary Baptist Church
The
Whig
Scott
Race horse awarded to Sandy Malcomsen
The Craig Malcomsen trial ended with a verdict in favor of the defendant, allowing Sandy Malcomsen to keep his race horse valued around 900 dollars. The case centered on whether Hazlett had given the horse before dying, with Mrs Mena Hazlett and Malcomsen as real parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy” Malcomsen
Craig-Malcomsen
Craig
John Hazlett
Malcomsen
Hazlett
Mena Hazlett
Hartzell, Cavanaugh
Green
Malcomson
Wilson
Govert
Hartzell
Clayton
Minstrel Show by St George Court at St Peter's Hall
The St George court Catholic Order of Foresters presented a minstrel show at St Peter s school hall Thursday night. Performers L Simpson B Britt J Kelly and T J Lenane received laughs with fresh jokes. Interlocutor Charles Blanchard and singers Ed Mays Joe Dierkes Elmer Britt drew praise. The sketch Soft Coal the Valley featuring Joe Dierkes and L Winking was a highlight. The quartet Dierkes Vansteel Winking Luthin sang Bits of Popular Songs to close. Lenane directed with Marie Bonansinga as musical director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George Court
Joe Dierkes
L. Winking
J. Dierkes
V. Vansteel
Carl Luthin
Thomas J. Lenane
Marie Bonansinga
Frank Kurz
L. L. Simpson
River stage rises as levee breaks flood front reaches 16.6 feet
The Fabius levee breach causes river level to climb to 16.6 feet by midnight Thursday. Bay front shacks flood while government forecasters warn of a 17 foot stage. Some blame the Keokuk dam for the jump. In Adams County no sanatorium site chosen yet due to country conditions, with the anti tuberculosis league holding about £35,000 to buy land.
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Fabius
Bay Front
Hannibal
Keokuk
Adams County
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Quincy Conservatory Of Music Students Thrill Large Audience
A large audience at the High School Auditorium enjoyed a concert by Quincy Conservatory of Music students. Notable performers included Maud Dunbar Mae Gentemann Katherine Collins and Hilda Kaiser with pieces by MacDowell Chopin and Mendelssohn. Two pupils could not attend due to flooding. the Egmont Overture will be repeated for High School pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Conservatory of Music
Linnie Montgomery
Canton
Jane Hollyman
Missouri
Maud Dunbar
Mae Gentemann
Miss Dunbar
Miss Heidloff
Barry
Hilda Kaiser
Wannibal
Chapel Hour
Beethoven
Katherine Collins
Gladys Paul
Miss Knollenberg
Gavotte
Gosses
Max Pease
Binet
Arthur Brackensick
Valse Caprice
Newland
Dorothy Dunlap
Mlynarski
Ludwig Zwick
Mendelssohn
Helen Rottmayer
Jack
Tilda Kaiser
Accoliy
Lawrence Behrensmeyer
Chopin
Pao
Reinecke
Edward
Steinbeck Zemann Wed In Home Ceremony At Quincy
Miss Winifred Steinbeck daughter of Mr and Mrs William Steinbeck and Edwin Zemann were married at 1130 Thursday morning at the Steinbeck home. Rev I W Bingaman officiated with Alberta Steinbeck and William Steinbeck as attendants. They will visit St Louis before Owensville Mo and then live with relatives while starting housekeeping later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Steinbeck
William Steinbeck
Jersey Street
Edwin Zemann
I. W. Bingaman
Luther Memorial Church
Alberta Steinbeck
jJeanette Steinbeck
Wilma Neuman
Irene Weaver
St. Louis
Owensville
Zemann
Otis Elevator Company
Quincy
Mr. Steinbeck
Miss Constance Marseline McFadden Weds Hugh L Koehler
Miss Constance Marseline McFadden and Hugh L Koehler were married at 4 o clock Thursday afternoon in the Roosevelt hotel Philadelphia. Koehler is a grandson of Mrs Elizabeth Koehler and well known locally. Officers of the Fast End Christian church elected with all old officers reelected except the visiting committee chair. Sunday morning the church will hold its children’s day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Marseline McFadden
Hugh L. Koehler
Roosevelt Hotel
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Koehler
Elizabeth Koehler
South Pirth Street
Lect
Fast End Christian Church
Harry Resnolde
Twenty Fifth
Vermont
W. H. Reed
Mollenhauer
Government Halts Horse Bids in War Effort
Local horse dealers report the government has canceled all bids on horses after specifications were advertised with bids to open June 30. France remains the sole buyer among wartime clients, while U S and allied markets in St Louis, Kansas City, and Chicago stay brisk. In Ursa, Howard Fruhe found a submerged river road forcing him to ride the railroad to Quin cy, noting missing bridges along Twelfth street. Virginia hotel advert in Chicago Tribune humor column promotes a welcome for wives and sisters with a busy buffet option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Commission
Putz and
Cissna
War Department
Commission
France
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Howard Fruhe
Ursa
Quincy
Twelfth Street
Annual strawberry festival at Melrose chapel June 8
Notices announce an annual strawberry festival at Melrose chapel Friday evening June 8 from 4 to 10 p m. The item lists events including lawn mower sales at Gunther Hardware Co and various local social and business updates across Quincy including postal and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Chapel
Gunther Hardware Co
George
State
Bank Dpidg
George B. McGuire
Paul Tibbets
Hampshire Street
Stannus
C. W. Hanes
Anna Reynold
Hannibal
H. E. Sellers
North Sixth Street
O'Farrell
Wighland Park
Margaret Record
Nellie Record
Otto Kyle
Boston
Woman in Lowell credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy
An unnamed Lowell woman reporting three years of change of life symptoms says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased nervousness headaches and pain allowing her to work. She endorses the product and notes warning symptoms to watch for and advises writing for confidential advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Margaret Quinn
Worthen &J
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Maas
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Bankers OF Group
Pittsheld
Loehr
Sandy Malcomsen
Pringfield
Illinois
Conservatory
Quincy Music College
Steinbeck
B. L. Taylor
Chicago Tribune
Virginia Hotel
Tames F. Cox
Gately
Snyder's Taxi
ISCO
Ferry
B. B
Ferry B. B
R. Tf. Wartley
Presbyterian Church
Rushville
Hazel Mathis
United Cereal Mills
Delta Bevers
Earl Cummins
Ladies’ Social Union
Albert Swink
Lors
George Dasback
Swink
Daisy Mollenhauer
Carthage
Rakery
Minnie Storrs
Henry Storrs
Conrad Cody
John Hardin
Burlington
Coats
Maine
Peoria
Panamas
Toyo
Bangkok
Leghorn
Portoricans
Guam
Manilas
Fifth St
N. FifTh St
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