Pupils of St John School 10 Present Play
Closing exercises at St John Catholic school feature the three act drama The Wall of the Woods. Students perform songs and tableaux with diplomas awarded to Eighth Grade graduates including Laurine Engels and Florence Lubbring. Reverend Joseph Postner delivers address.
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ST. John School
St. John Catholic
Wall of the Woods
Esther Boesing
E. Winking
J. Brinks
A. Gibson
R. Kuhlmann
R. Ohnemus
E. Welchert
R. Holtschlag
A. Bernard
A. Lumemr
H. Schmitz
Savior
H. Dophelde
KF. Kuhlmann
M. Becker
KE. Sase
JL. Schuette
C. Tate
E. Broemmer
S. Berter
A. Roesing
Validictorian
Iesther Beesing
Salutatoria
Antoinette Altmix
Meg
Alvira Winking
Qur Club
Dorothy
Caroline Meyer
Blanche No
Aly
Elsie Feld Mildred Ce
Johannes Ros
Ccs
Eeeenaes
Adelaide Bob Vivelyn
Maria
Clara Vosse
Beatrix
Quincy ordinance committee to draft license fee plan
The ordinance committee of the city council will meet Thursday at 3 PM in the Corporation Counsel Inghram office to draft a license ordinance setting fees for the coming year. Sam Gabel departs for a two week vacation. Eugene Ward will supervise YMCA gym classes Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings during his absence. The U S government proposes industrial clinics to aid workers per the labor department plan.
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Corporation Counsel
Inghram
Court House
Working Conditions Service
United States Department of Labor
Monument Concern Formed in Quincy
Articles of incorporation for the Quincy Monument Company have been filed. It has a capital of 25000 with incorporators C Edward Brosi William B Bockenfeld and John M Wallace all prominent in local monument trade. Brosi and Bockenfeld bring 23 and 35 years of experience respectively while Wallace has 25 years in Golden. Downtown offices will be selected soon.
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Quincy Monument Company
Recorder
Monument
Quincy
C. Edward Brosi
William B. Bockenfeld
John M. Wallace
Brosi
Bockenfeld
Bootleggers Fined $1000 Each by County Judge Wolfe
County Judge Fred Wolfe in Carthage imposed 1000 fines and costs on bootleggers John Brattelon and Eugene Keran after guilty pleas across ten counts. Both men paid promptly. Wolfe will preside again July 9 on the Keokuk Hamilton bridge company tax case, appealed from the Supreme Court. A venue change moved from Judge Orr to Judge Wolfe.
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Fred Wolfe
Carthage
John Brattelton
Eugene Keran
Wolfe
Keokuk- Hamilton Bridge Company
Supreme Court
Orr
Fight Is Being Made Against Army Worm
Farmer Rusk toured the county Monday to assess worm control methods. Some farmers spray while many dig furrows 16 feet apart and spread eight pounds of bran mash per acre. He notes a beneficial fly may destroy the army worm as farmers anticipate its aid. A motion picture actor faced a dangerous jungle shoot with a dangerous snake.
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Rusk
Hartley Returns Home From War After Diverse Service
Bob Hartley, on leave, visits Quincy with his parents Rev R H Hartley and Mrs Hartley after serving in the American Canadian and British armies. He began in the American army, then joined the Canadian army and later the British unit serving with General Haig’s staff and as a photographer’s assistant before joining the YMCA on December 1. He returned from St Louis where he had accompanied a YMCA troop train since June 1 and is expected to stay briefly with family.
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Bob" Hartley
Quincy
R. H. Hartley
Hartley
St. Louis
New York
Young Hartley
Motor Transport Corps
General Haig
Official Photographers’ Division
Abandonment Cases In The County Court
Ben McQueen told Judge Fred Wolfe he would return to his wife and was found guilty of child abandonment. He will pay $8 weekly for the wife and child. McQueen said his wife deserted him, while she says he cursed her and drove her from home. He was arrested near Marblehead. The couple have one child. Herman Hagerbaumer, before Judge Wolfe, given three days to pay $94.50 in arrears for two children in Woodland Home, says illness prevented payment. Mrs. Louvina Steel, 70, pled guilty to stealing supplies from the Soldiers and Sailors’ Home, fined $25 and costs after presenting a $200 check. Mrs. Steel’s case shows she is not in straightened circumstances. Mrs. Della Mathews, charged with petty larceny, received a continuance until June 25. She was released on her own recognizance.
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Ben McQueen
Fred Wolfe
McQueen
Marblehead
Herman Hagerbaumer
Wolfe
Woodland
Hagerbaumer
Louvina Steel
Steel
Della Mathews
Troop Train Secretary Returns to New York Soon
A member of an entertainment group touring France served as troop train secretary upon arriving in the United States and will shortly return to New York.
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France
United States
New York
Movies Aid Stamp Campaign In City
Picture show managers across the city cooperate with War Camp Community Service to run slides advertising the organization and allied groups for returning service men. Men register in large numbers daily. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus decorates the War Camp offices. Serviceable barrels of standard size are now made of paper.
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War Camp Community Service
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Knights of Columbus
Rights of equity courts vs war time liquor law
A debate over whether an equity court can be used to challenge a valid law. Arguments claim the war time prohibition remains in effect until demobilization is complete. Lawyers expect a ruling before July 1 and foresee possible Supreme Court review depending on the decision.
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Golemn
Fitts
Supreme Court
United States Attorney General
Cas
United States Supreme Court
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Morris Adler
Service
Monument Concern
New Corporation
Bob” Hartley
Root
Beer
United States Court of Equity
Equity Court of the United States
Dr. Price
Opteoun
Louis
Lewis Shoe Store
Maine Street
Quincy, Illinois
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