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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1918

Page

9

Hancock county draft registrants listed in Carthage

The Hancock county exemption board completed a June 6 draft registrant list from LaHarpe Warsaw and Carthage offices. The roster names 205 registrants with full post office addresses, including Leslie Campbell Farlow Palmyra James Thomas Jenkins Carthage Henry Wope Douglas Augusta Edward Brian Whitcomb Ferris NR 6 etc.

Carthage C. W. Warner LaHarpe Warsaw Hancock County Leslie Campbell Farlow Palmyra James Thomas Jenkins Henry Wope Douglas Augusta Edward Brian Whitcomb Ferris William Ziegler Malcolm Hoffman Keeler Hamilton Theodore Martin Dettmer Dallas City Lloyd George Davis Pontonsuc Henry W. Brashear Carmilton William Floyd Schwartz Barco Paul Noland Markey Dalhis City

Pair Of Jacks In France Names Of Soldiers From Illinois

A list of soldiers including Ralph Edward Dee Hamilton Lee Roy Ferguson Augusta Edgar Walter Helmers LaHarpe Frank Merrid Hayes Carthage George Frank Miler Warsaw R McDaniel Plymouth Leon Peck Colusa Arthur Otten Warsaw William Houston Good Hope Walter Wardlow Warsaw Earl Calhoun Carthage Sigle Dulaney Carthage Ray Robertson Bowen Loy Veach Bowen Clarence Paulus Colusa Ray McAvoy Plymouth Wyatt Phillips Latharpe Howard Perry Carthage Alvin Buckett Hamilton Jacob Vass Dallas City Raymond George Blandinsville Albert Weber Nauvoo Ernest Myers Carthage Vernie Roberts Plymouth Fred Jurgens Carthage Stephen Vetter Carthage Erwin Schilson Hamilton Walter Stores Dantas City Paul Clampitt West Point James Mestey Carthage Walter Lount Stilwell Faney Hamma Nauvoo Wilbertine Roil Latharpe Clarence Gooding Mallard Willie Duttgen War Paul Jingst Warsaw Ernest Harris Ferris.

Ray Ray Clarence Johnson Warsaw Ralph Hummel Nauvoo Niota P. O Walter M. Hopson Hamilton Ransom Lee Fife Blandinsville Carl C. Merideth Augusta Frank Akin Sargeant Ferris Atlee Frank Crabill LaHarpe John Audon Schoeppel, Jr Dallas City Swern Losson Smallwood Russell Leland Campbell Elvaston Elva Clem Robinson Lalarpe John Alfred Matthews Plymouth Ralph Edward Dee Lee Roy Ferguson Edgar Walter Helmers Frank Merrid Hayes Carthage George Frank Miler Harry Hobart McDaniel Leon Peck Colusa Arthur George Otten William Houston Good Hope Walter Wardlow Earl Calhoun Sigle Ray Dulaney Ray Turner Robertson Bowen Loy Veach Clarence V. Paulus Ray Hampton McAvoy Wyatt Phillips Latharpe Howard Talcott Perry Alvin Casper Buckett Jacob Clay Vass Raymond Roy George Albert C. Weber Ernest Myers Vernie F. Roberts Fred George Jurgens Stephen William Vetter Erwin Donald Schilson Walter St. Ores Dantas City Alexander Paul Clampitt West Point James William McClintock Denver John Avery Mestey Walter Francis Lount Stilwell Faney Warda Hamma Wilbertine Roil Clarence Morton Gooding Mallard Georece TR Sea Willie Orville George Duttgen

Listing of named individuals and towns in Illinois district race

A fragmented OCR list enumerates many individuals with hometowns in Illinois such as Perry Francis Baker Sutter Albert John Mittermyer Carthage Herbert Jenkins Salisbury Burnside Ti and others. It includes James Walter Tanner Stillwell Albert Datin Rahn Nauvoo Henry Warren Monroe Powellton William Jennings Bryan Huntsville Myron E Jolidon Hamilton Harvey Hitz Plymouth Karl N Pitts Pontoosuc Mike Edward Stop Augusta Star Alfred Chester Blythe LaHarpe Jesse Everett Allen Bowen James Henry Chrisman LaHarpe Martin Ernest Seebold Dallas City Ernest Frederick James Bowen Hubert Andrew Staff Loraine Bryan Henry Lamb Pontoosuc Fred Wycoff Laklarpe Leonard Ayers Hammond Warsaw Joseph Sexton Rosenquist Laklarpe and more.

Harvey Ketchum MenAfee Augusta Harold Waddill Bowen Osborn Fred Daly Pontoosuc Roscoe Glen Corder Plymouth Wilbert Adison Roush LaHarpe Pearl Leroy Brown Dallas City Curtis R. Hughes Glade Blair Satterfield Walter Clifton Momberg Hamilton Kent Wallace Dunham Carthage Chovall L. Champeau Douglas D. Hawley Denver Jesse Brooks Louis Privia Gerald Elvin Pitt Ferris William Granville Gammon Albert Joseph Ammer Howard Shryorck Lallarpe Lionel James Loop Myron Francis Mull Colchester Wialter Diemer Hamma Nauvoo Sydney C. Boyer Wiliam M. Lowary West Point James Walter Tanner Stillwell Albert Datin Rahn Henry Warren Monroe Powellton William Jennings Bryan Hardy Huntsville Myron E. Jolidon Harvey Hitz Karl N. Pitts Mike Edward Stop Alfred Chester Blythe Jesse Everett Allen James Henry Chrisman Ernest Frederick James Hubert Andrew Staff Loraine Bryan Henry Lamb Fred Wycoff Laklarpe Leonard Ayers Hammond Warsaw Joseph Sexton Rosenquist

Barry News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Accidents

Mr and Mrs Roy Ylanschmidt of Quincy visited Barry last week. Mrs F Troutwein and daughter return from Hochester Minn after medical treatment. Attorney BR Leipker and bride arrive and plan to settle in the city. Capt GC hurt seeks rheumatism treatment in Hot Springs Ark. Mrs Tlurt visits son in La Crosse Wis. Mrs Geo Sparrow ill. Mrs J Billings sick. daughter Mrs Hadley stays with her. Margaret Watson returns from Jacksonville College. Esther McVay from Northwestern Univ. Fred Davis of Griggsville buys ten acre tract from Harry Inman for orchard use. Children day exercises scheduled in M E and Christian Sunday schools. Pike county to furnish 150 soldiers for June 24 call. class one nearly exhausted. J A Harbourn on business trip. Mrs Harbourn injured by wagon accident. Co D Pence buys home from Henry Michel for 1250. Auto tourist season active on Ocean-to-Ocean trail. Local furloughs: Geo Main, Jefferson Baracks, Russell Metcalf, Elden Bower, Harold Hoyt. W H Miller injured in store accident. employee hurt by coffee grinder, remains able to work. Barry registered seven townships west side county on Sth. board members C J Davis, B B Watson.

Roy Ylanschmidt Quincy Barry F. Troutwein Hochester Minn BR. B. Leipker Bride GC. H. Hurt Hot Springs Ark Tlurt la Crosse Wis Geo. Sparrow J. Billings Hadley Margaret Watson Jacksonville Esther McVay Northwestern University Fred Davis Griggsville Harry Inman M. E Christian Pike County J. A. Harbourn Illinois Our City Henry Michel Richfield Geo Main Jefferson Barracks Russel Metcalf Elden Bower Harold Hoyt Camp Taylor W. H. Miller

Registrants by district listed in county record

Forty nine registrants were recorded with Barry supplying 19, Hull 12, New Canton 9, Kinderhook 4, Hadley 2, El Dara 2, and Spring Creek, Ind. 1, as noted alongside Dean Crump and others.

Dean Crump Barry Hull New Canton Kinderhook Hadley el Dara Spring Creek Ind

Pike County notices recall training, licenses, and war effort

Henry Bowers returns from Camp Taylor with news of Pike county boys in good condition. Licenses granted to Walter E. Foster and Edith Flint, Lindsey Sapp and Mamie Gray. Joseph Powers seeks divorce from Ora Powers for desertion. Everett Nagler visits from Kansas. Georgia Haskell funeral held with Rev Cannon officiating. Miss Taylor of UIUC gives a food demonstration. Sergeant Hugh Marsh speaks on trench experiences. War Savings Day set for June 28 with district meetings and local appeals to ministers, teachers, and speakers.

Henry Bowers Camp Taylor Jacob Pike County Walter E. Foster Edith T. Flint Rockport Lindsey Sapp Martinsburg Mamie Gray Pittsfield Joseph E. Power Griggsville Ora May Powers Everett Nagler Abilene Kansas N. L. Eddy Great Lakes Chicago Georgia Haskell Wiliam R. Cannon West Cemetery Miss Taylor University of Illinois Reel Hugh Marsh Belleville M. M. Lasbury

Health cures by Dr Chapman nonpoisonous treatment

Dr Chapman promotes physio medical non poisonous drugs as life sustaining cures for stomach liver lung kidney pelvic disorders neuralgia rheumatism and other ailments. He offers free examinations claiming his method succeeds where poison drugs fail and urges Adams county residents to seek help at their door.

Quincy Chapman Adams County Nature

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