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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1915

Page

2

Allen Leake and Alice Coleman wed at church

The St Francis Catholic church hosted a June 9 wedding at 9 am for Miss Alice Coleman daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Coleman of 1425 Vine street and Allen W Leake formerly of Hannibal now residing here The ceremony was by Father Leo with sister Miss Nettie Coleman as bridesmaid Best man was Martin O Farrell Relatives and friends attended The couple left for St Louis for their honeymoon and will live at 1425 14 Vine street after return.

St. Francis. Catholic Alice €. Coleman J. M. Coleman Vine Street Allen W. Leake Hannibal Leo Nettie Coleman Martin’ O'Farrell Coleman Hazel ‘Leake Leake Hilary Leake George Klattenhoff Overland, Mo Ella Hoener William Hoener South Eighth Street South Sixteenth Street

Old Sweetheart Bridesmaid Story of Sylvia’s Wedding

May recalls Sylvia’s romance begun with an old sweetheart portrait. The grandfather’s painting and a Carlton dance set off a June wedding where Sylvia and bridesmaids wore vintage style, green and silver, with May as maid of honor and catching the bridal bouquet.

Sylvia Robert

Fire sale joke misread as real at Seeberger Harmon store

Sunday afternoon a reporter’s line watch for fire sale ads caused reader concern though no sale occurred. Officials assure no fire sale. stock remains fresh and sale continues with aggressive pricing to attract buyers.

Seeberger-Harmon

Adams County Supervisors Appoint New Committees

The Adams County board appointed new standing committees led by Chairman Arntzen to oversee county departments. They seek power to appoint successors for vacancies within two years of term end, replacing costly special elections. Twenty bridge petitions were sent to the roads and bridges committee.

Adams County Supervisors Arntzen Sionge Scarborough Board Committee Pfanschmidt Finance Committee Board of Supervisors Ray Pfanschmidt Princeton Bureau County Henry Scarborough Payson D. Kiefer A. H Heitholt Fall Creek J.C. Gibbs Columbus James B. Cook Burton Frank ‘Bredeweg Riverside J. F. Adair Keene Robert ‘McIntyre Ellington William J. Cunnane W.F. Bader F. A. Metzger Quincy B. F. Cate Gilmer John R. Abbott Melrose Tibesar W. B. Quig Mendon Lima Albert Grimmer R. D. Kiefer Fred Tieken Honey Creek Matthew Dettle Frank Bredeweg John C. Walker F. “P. Taylor Quincys Robert McIntyre W. F. Bader County Tione Committee Purchasing Committee Circuit Model Clothing Company Gorham J. Cottrell

Marines in Chicago wedding inquirer offers Quincy pair

Advices received here yesterday reported that Martin O. Arthur aged 22 a barber from Quincy and Miss Sarah Appleton aged 21 from Industry Pennsylvania were married yesterday in Chicago. Arthur lives with George Koehler at 214 South Sixth Street. Hilbride is not known in Quincy. The couple plan to come to Quincy soon to make it their home.

Chicago Martin O. Arthur Quincy Sarah Appleton Industry Arthur George Koehler Sixth Street Hilbride

Mexican Dies at St Marys Hospital Simon Castinila 42

Simon Castinila a native of Mexico aged 42 died at St Marys Hospital yesterday morning after several weeks illness. He entered the hospital on June 7. Nothing is known about his past life or whether he has any relatives living.

Simon Castinila Mexico St. ‘Mary's Hospital

Prize Essay Winners Named at Welfare Federation Meeting

The prize essay on How Best to Improve Quincy has closed and prizewinners will be named at tomorrow evenings Welfare Federation mass meeting in Webster school auditorium. Class A prizes go to Manuel Schwartz and Cecile Tempelman. Class B prizes to Marguerite Altenheim Robert Bunting Ollie Helake and Paul Ullman. Honorable Mention includes Mary Elizabeth Oakley Virginia Richmond Grace Terhune Duane Martin Florence Hughes and Virginia Kohl.

Quincy Webster School Welfare Federation Manuel Schwartz North Fifth Street Jackson School Cecile. Tempelman South Third Street Franklin School Marguerite Altenheim Payson Avenue Irving School Robert Bunting Vermont Street Ollie Helake Vine Street Paul Ullman Tenth Mary Elizabeth Oakley South Twenty-fourth Street Virginia Richmond Kentucky Street

Samuel K Baughman Will Filed for Probate

The will dated October 14, 1918, witnessed by W W J Binkert and Joseph H Lubbe, provides funeral and debt payments before equal division among heirs. Charles receives the watch and chain and gold headed cane. household effects go to daughter Cora A Binkert. stepdaughter Jessie C Reed gets 500. daughter Katharine and son Willis receive 100 each. Stocks are to be sold and proceeds split equally among four children, with George Binkert named executor.

Samuel K Baughman W.W. J. Binkert Joseph H. Lubbe Charles Cora .A. Binkert Katherine Willis George Binkert

Names Read At Chamber Dedication Benefit

A July 7 dedication event for the new Chamber of Commerce building will feature reading the donors and their contributions. Committees aim to clear encumbrances on the building and urge prompt remittances from all who promised subscriptions.

Young Blacksmith Faces Grave Charge

Edward Neal a 20 year old blacksmith stands defendant in a bastardy case brought by Miss Kate Buss of Golden. A state warrant was issued after she came to Quincy three days ago. Preliminary hearing set for this morning. The girl claims Neal fathered her unborn child while she worked at the Buss hotel. To avoid prosecution Neal and Miss Buss were married by Judge P W Reardon at city hall last night. The case is expected to be dropped.

Edward Neal Kate Buss Golden Quincy Neal Buss

Lost and Found Ad Placed by The Whig Readers

A reader is urged to place a Lost ad through The Whig after momentary misplacement of a watch or parasol. The notice invites reporting and helps locate the missing item via the newspaper’s lost section.

Quincy High Senior Class Day Gifts Parade Laughter

The Quincy High School senior class day exercises featured gifts to each member, from a toy car to a toy cow, eliciting laughter as Carl Kesler and Paul Rudy presided. Dorothy Allard and Harry Tapp delivered a class prophecy in dialogue, Beulah Prante wrote a closing poem, and Esther Kirby read the will full of humorous relics and hopes for juniors, teachers, and the school.

Quincy High School Carl Kesler Paul Rudy South Side Dorothy Allard Harry Tapp Bnce Sis The United States

Miss Rena Henry Grants a Piano Recital at Quincy College

Miss Rena B Henry, pupil of Miss Felt at the Quincy College of Music, gave her graduating piano recital last evening before a large audience of relatives and intimate friends. The program included Mendelssohn concerto op 40 first movement and Bach Toccata and Fugue, Schumann Faschungschwank op 26, Chopin Etude op 25 no 7, Mozart Pastoral, Scarlatti, Liszt Hungarian Rhapsodie No 11, with Miss Felt at second piano.

Rena B. Henry Felt Quincy College of Music Academy Chopin Mozart Scarlotti Liszt Miss Felt

Dr King’s New Discovery Cough Remedy Ad

An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery to stop coughs by avoiding drafts and exposures and taking the remedy. It claims relief after the first dose, notes 45 years of use, money back guarantee, and a small cost from the druggist.

Dr. King

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