Religious Work At County Home by Carthage Y M C A Boys
Hancock County records note Carthage College Y M C A boys who led Sunday services at the County Home during the year turned duties over to city churches for summer. The Christian congregation met at 3 p.m. with Rev E K Smith speaking, and Mrs Holmes leading choir. Baptist Children’s Day exercises featured recitations songs and missionary plays with Mrs Fletcher supervising. Several local families and officials were mentioned among attendees and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Ill
Carthage College
EK. M. Smith
Helen Griffith
Julia Bell Wim
Youker Girl Will Testify in Orpet Case
Celestia Youker, the alleged other girl in the Orpet Marian Lambert murder case, is expected to testify to block publication of letters between them. Evidence focused on statements by Orpet to lawyers, police, and reporters around his arrest, with admissibility in dispute as witnesses testified.
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Orpet
Cady
Marian
Lake Forest
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Madison
Seventy Entries For National Open Tournament
New York June 21 Howard F Whitney secretary of the United States Golf association announced only seventy entries had been received so far for this year s national open championship to be decided on the links of the Minikahda club Minneapolis June 2030 Several other entries are expected during the week and the pairing will not be made until Friday next Jerome D Travers who won the title last year has not sent in an entry and only one former champion Alexander Rose a professional from Detroit is on the list of players who will take part in the coming tournament Another professional entered is James A Donaldson Glenview club Minos Fourteen amateurs are among the entrants the most prominent being Charles Chick Evans Jr of Chicago
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New York
Howard F. Whitney
United States Golf Association
Minikahda Club
Minneapolis
Jerome D. Travers
Alexander Rose
Detroit
James A. Donaldson
Glenview Club
Minos
Charles
Chick) Evans, Jr
Chicago
Local Pick-Ups and Summer Travel Notices
Local items list residents traveling for visits and vacations including Miss Maude Barrett to Galena Illinois and Miss Grace Stormer to Danville Illinois. Mentions of Dr H F Lafler chiropractic services and a credit association rating guide due July 1. Several families plan trips to Ann Arbor Detroit and the west for summer, with health visits and graduation events noted.
Chicago Troops Ready for Front
On June 21 Chicago First Cavalry I G under Col Milton J Foreman gathered at the armory to entrain for Springfield after a night sleep on trains. Total Chicago National Guard strength stood at 6026 with 1613 recruits with 125 post office employees called out and city payroll adjustments promised to cover pay differences while serving.
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Chicago
First Cavalry
Milton J. Foreman
Armory
Alton
Springfield
National
Americans Leave Sonora on Special Douglas
A special train will depart Nacozari Sonora Monday night carrying 110 Americans and other foreigners. Reports say American mine and smelter workers in Cananea will proceed to the border at Naco. A telegram from U S consular agent W A Julian notes local conditions are normal, Gen Calles calling citizens to respect foreign rights, and mines and smelters operating with full crews.
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Sonora
Douglas
Nacozari
Cananea
Naco
W. A. Julian
U. S
Campaign plans laid by DNC chief in Washington
Vance McCormick, newly elected Democratic National Committee chairman, outlined an aggressive campaign to begin immediately after meetings with President Wilson and key officials. He travelled from Harrisburg, Pa., and spent hours with the president, cabinet members, and congressional leaders, signaling a broad party strategy shift.
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Washington
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Representative Glass
McAdoo
Burleson
Tumulty
McCormick
Harrisburg
Local folks visit and travel around Mt Sterling area
Mrs. RJ Osborne and daughter Annie visited Mrs. Otis Hatch then returned home to Mt Ster ling by train after a Sunday rain. Mrs. Ernest Stivers and Dale spent Tuesday in Camp Point. Mrs. Sam Hyler and Mrs. Otha Bennett of Clayton visited Mrs. Bennett's daughter Mrs. Charles Dunham on Tuesday. Mrs. J D Letz visited Clayton Monday to spend the day with cousin Miss Grace Bruce. Rebecca Post of Missouri, visiting her sister Mrs. Fred Grant, returned home Monday. Dr. Rice of Quincy examined Glenn Shoopman’s baby at Buckhorn on Saturday. Patie Hendricks attended her cousin's wedding in Golden Sunday at the German church. Elivziser of Carthage closes his singing class Thursday after a large, successful term. Mrs. Allen Lucas attended the funeral of Mrs J W Hampton in Mt Sterling Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Craig of Clayton visited sister Hattie Carson Sunday. Agnes Lucas visited Clayton Saturday to see her sisters Belmeyer and Claude Briggs and the Presbyterian children's exercises Sunday evening. The note ends with a reflection on ships that were never launched.
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Frankie
Plymouth
Rolla Frank
Walter Robertson
Quincy
A. R
Edw. Davis
J. Walton Harnest
Helen Ferris
Oklahoma City
Okla
Chas, L. Ferris
C M Botts
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Wm. A. Fletcher
Botts
Colchester
Robi. Botts
Santa Fe Railroad Co
George Holmes
Katherine
J. L. Shultz
Beatrice
Nebr
Holmes
Christian Church
Chas. S. Tyler
Pathe-Pathephone Co
Witneis
Martha Walker
Fountain Green
Frank H. Hunt
Golden Oak
Mabel Johansen
Chicago Kindergarten Institute
J. H. Lloyd
Urbana
County Agricultural Advisers
Champaign
Jacob Schneider
William Lenix
Webster
Leonard Bailey
Adrian
Gay Egbers
Brad Bray
Burnaide
RJ. Osborne
Annie
Grace Bruce
Rebecca Post
Missouri
Fred Grant
Dr. Rice
Glenn Shoopman
Buckhorn
Patie Hendricks
Golden
Elivziser
Mrs. Belmeyer
Claude Briggs
Presbyterian Church
W C T U Meeting On Dues Held At Temperance Home
Miss Flora Uecke, teacher of domestic science, addressed the women of the W. C. T. U. at the Temperance home Tuesday afternoon. The gathering was well attended and a social hour followed the address. The meeting aimed to complete payment of quarterly dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Uecke
Temperance
Dorcas Guild Lawn Social at Luther Memorial Church
The Dorcas Guild of Luther Memorial Church will host a lawn social on the church lawn June 29, the second summer social. At St. John's Evangelical Church the picnic is set for Thursday on the Christchurch campus with final arrangements completed Monday night. Sunday school children will ride out by auto in the morning before the picnic, and the women will serve a 5 o'clock supper with music throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Guild
Luther Memorial Church
Church
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Christchurch
Delegates Named For Griggsville Epworth League Meet
Delegates from Vermont Street Methodist church to the district Epworth league convention in Griggsville on June 28 and 29 are Miss Edith Reuter Elmer Penrose Rev N M Rigg Miss Helen Rigg H W Cranmer and Miss Euphemia Irwin.
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Vermont Street Methodist Church
Epworth League
Griggsville
Edith Reuter
Elmer Penrose
N. M. Rigg
Helen Rigg
H. W. Cranmer
Euphemia Irwin
Picnic Planned by St Pauls Evangelical Sunday School
Arrangements are under way for a Thursday picnic in South Park by St Pauls Evangelical Church Sunday school. Teachers and children meet at 9 AM at the church and march to the park, with primary pupils driven by automobile. Imperial band provides music. games, supper, and public attendance expected all afternoon and evening.
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South Park
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Imperial Band
Steamboat Time Table on River
The steamer Dubuque will be up from St Louis at 6 this evening en route to Keokuk. It will leave here at 9 tomorrow morning for St Louis. The steamer Keokuk will be down at 10 30 this morning from Keokuk on her bi weekly trip returning at 3 this afternoon. The steamer Helen Blair will be down from Davenport at 10 30 Thursday morning returning at 3 in the afternoon.
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Dubuque
St. Louis
Keokuk
Helen Blair
Davenport
Jnugo' rawfaHs Ptheotrthe
Twin Births Brighten Lindstreet and Chestnut Street Homes
A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mast of 2219 Lindstreet on Tuesday June 20. Earlier, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Terwell of 1825 Chestnut Street welcomed a daughter Tuesday afternoon.
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Arthur Mast
Lindstreet
T. J. Terwell
Chestnut’ Street
Burlington cashier advocates Tanlac remedy in city notice
An assistant cashier Thomas W. Parker of the C B and O R R testifies Tanlac improved his nervousness sleep digestion and strength after use He notes his wife Mrs Parker also improved The ad promotes Tanlac as a master medicine sold in Quincy by Brown & Mars Drug Co and through other local dealers with pricing $1 00 per bottle and 3 for 275 postpaid.
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Tanlac
Thos. W. Parker
Mr. Parker
Quincey
Adyv
Forty five Minutes From Broadway at the Orpheum
High school students join the cast of Forty five Minutes From Broadway at the Orpheum next week in an amateur show to fund the school piano fund. Clarence Lineberger directed the young performers. Mrs. Frank Dick and others served as chaperons with a long list of student actors and choruses in the company.
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Broadway
Orpheum
Clarence Lineberger
Frank Dick
T. Urban
Henry Dayton
L. Brown Inghram
Mary Jane Jenkins
Miss Garrett
The
Orpheum Players
Flora Dora Jean
Dorothy Dayton
Dean
Miss Curdy
Irene Seaton
Thomas Bennett
Jack de Forest
Kid Burns
James Blakhe
Earle Ross
Andy Gray
Aldrich Pierce
John Kirkpatrick
Merle Johnson
Maurice Dickson
Rosalind Callender
Kathleen Jordan
Fern McKenzie
Eleanor Neilson
Enid Ireland
Ruth Lemmon
Eliza McNeill
Gladys Long
Erma Chumbley
Reena Urban
Norman Cottrell
Theodore Koelsch
Robert Ireland
William Becker
Amusements Today at Local Theatres A Busy Week
Orpheum offers Who Won the Bet and The Prince of Liars with Local talent. Bijou presents Susann Carter’s Goood Ship Nancy Lee sequel to Pinafore. Pictures showcases Dustin Farnum in The Gentleman From Indiana and Virginia Pearson in Blazing Love. Star-Blue Bird screens The Great Problem. Quincy features A Woman's Contest. Lavey presents The Good Bad Man with Douglas Fairbanks and Bessie Love. Family previews The Primitive Strain.
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Orpheum
Orpheum Players
Douglas Fairbanks
Bessie Love
Pair of Birds and Bucking Society on one-page listings
Nell Craig and Edward Arnold present The Little Sister of the Poor in A Pair of Birds while Gem features Bucking Society with Ches ter Conklin and Slim Somerville. Colonial screens In the Night.
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Nell Craig
Edwin Arnold
Edward Arnold
Chester Conklin
Slim Somerville
Real estate transfers in Quincy and Loraine notes
Ellen Laughlin and others transfer Its 13 and 14 in Richardson's sub division Moulton's addition Quincy for 1090 dollars to James Laughlin. Jansen transfers It 18 block 94 Wood's addition Quincy to Emma A Flacks and Ella P Flacks for 1000 dollars. William E Witt and others transfer te 1 block 5 Poulton's addition Loraine for 3100 dollars. A stray sentence notes an employee is discharged and experiences retirement from that hired feeling.
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Ellen Laughlin
How Mrs Bean Met the GrisIs Nashville Tenn
Mrs E H Bean of 625 Joseph Avenue Nashville reports relief from the Change of Life and a tumor after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says a sister-in-law suggested it while she was away and upon returning she no longer needed a doctor. The letter invites others to write for information.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Pinkham
E. H. Bean
Joseph Avenue
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicars Co
Lynn, Maas
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Carthage Y. M. C. A
Hancock
Hancock County
Eureka
Curtis M. Wright
Christian College
Mlinois
Wright
Bethany
Bethany Church
Fipweorth League
Methodist Church
Blandinsville
Elzabeth Smith
Ferris
Wepre
Hedding College
Macomb
IO A
Woodmen
State University of
Ilinois
George Clark
Hubert Spangler Huston
Mary Jane Lawless
Lallarpe
John Boyd Lyon
Clair Joel Thomas
Augusta
Mary Elva Dorsett
Ntota
Jasper Kent Webb
Warsaw
Guy Chandler Fulton
B. S
Ethel Elsberry
Mendon
Lizzie PF. Hendricks
Daught
I. D. Timberlake
Granite Live Stock Ins. Co
Elsie B. Vance
William A. Vance
Amanda Rampley
James Asbury Knott
Edwin S. Coombs
Sarah J. Wier
Samuel de Garmo
Mary Jane Bolton
William C Bolton
Peter K. Gumble
Annie Gillham
Cora E Shaffner
Imma E. Drv
William Tf. Robinson
Magdalene S. Yarnell
William Yarnell
David W. Barnes
Lloyd Eghers
Master In Chancery
William HH. Long
Ambrose D. Tang
Frank S Case
William Case
J.C. Bhart
Gould & Mellon
Spead
Miss Yonker
Helm's Woods
Walter McGuire
Orpet and
Victor Barnett
Wis
Elvin Griffin
Everett Friganza
John Kessler
Leander , Corey
Lafayette Ltud
Mich
P. Sittin Benk
Cuttcura
Dept. T. Boastan
Snyder
H. F. Lafler
Grace Stormer
State Street
Danville
Paul Wukosch
Wukosch
St. Jacobi Parochial School
Quincey Credit Association
Patrick Daly
No 1 Engine House
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mt. Clemens
St. Paul's
Sarah
Ida Derrick
Theodore Bisser
Frank Besling
Oak Street
Dandie
Paul Wukasch
Cora
Grace Lemley
West
Anna Bakers
Fourteenth and
Elm Street
Los Angeles
Miss Haverland
Ethel Weavering
Chicago Post Office
D. Jack Foster
John J. Garrity
Timewell, Ili
Church News
Burlington
W. Parker
Korn’s
Pan
H. Korn Baking Co
Mrs. Bean
Grisis
Excelsior Stove & Mfg. Co
Gus. Scheipering
Sts
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