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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1916

Page

11

Nuptials of Miss Leonore Chevillon and Cecil Trueblood

June 22 Carthage report details the wedding of Miss Leonore Chevillon daughter of Mayor and Mrs Leon Chevillon to Cecil Ray Trueblood of Indianapolis. ceremony at home with ring rite, four course luncheon, and extensive out of town guests.Reception honors Prof and Mrs D H Wells. Local notices cover enlistment attempts and probate court actions in Hancock County and surrounding areas.

Leon Chevillon South Marion Street Leonore Cecil Ray Trueblood Indianapolis Ind Ruth Chevillon Adele Harrison Freida Ranklin Keokuk Miss Blanche Killarney Craig Butler Chicago Freida Berry Pippa Passes Grace Davidson H. D. Hoover Carthage College H. W. Truedlood Quincy H. W. Trueblood Guinev Thora Trueblood Salem Edna Kellum Fred Vetter Macomb Charles MacQuitty Oklahoma City Okla Albert Naegelin Emile Naegelin Catherine Clere Leslie Siere Bert Hartman Elva Maurice Harrison Basca Charles Hayes Esther Ferris Chevillon City Muncie Carthage Trueblood Ladie Presbyterian Church D. H. Wells Otis Bray Chas. Orth Mary McAuley Harry Bell W. F. Bord Wells Ellen Sorfield Charles Orth Milton Smith Moses Durand Hadley Chas. Reynolds Alexis Gillespie Springfield King Mill Paul Working P. C. Allen Augusta Ill Cleila Cadwell Mabel Gray Gray Normal G. D. Cooper Martinsburg Cooper Pittsfield Township Addie L. Barton

Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Knee Pain Relief

Philo resident James S. Ferguson reports wonderful relief after a single Sloan's Liniment application on his knees. He praises the remedy for penetrating without rubbing and urges others to try it at any drug store, noting the quick relief.

Sloan James S. Ferguson Philo. Pa

Local Social News Highlights From Bowen Area Families

Euban es III and chaperones visit Bowen and Hil families. J Bagley and two granddaughters plan a two week visit with Walter Bagley in Bushnell. Slugh Selby and son George visit mother Ernest Disselhorst. Henry Heidbreder hosts a family reunion. Viola Voorhis and Carl of Quincy visit Julia Sapp. Fred Peuster debuts a new Overland car. Ed Cantrell and four children visit George Berrier. Larkin Crouch visits with R T and wife. Emma and Clara Disselhorst return from Palmyra visit to grandmother Chas. Disselhirst. Hoehne family of Palmyra visiting their son Henry Hoehne.

Carl Quincy Julia Sapp Fred Peuster Ed. Cantrell Plainville George Berrier Larkin Crouch Galesburg R. T. Crouch Emma Clara Disselhorst Palmyra Chas. Disselhirst Mrs. Hoehne Henry Hoehne

Prominent visitors meet with Colonel Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill

Prominent men from across the country visited Sagamore Hill Tuesday to confer with Col. Roosevelt. Attendees included Charles J. Bonaparte former attorney general George Von L Meyer former secretary of the navy Herbert Knox Smith of Connecticut and several national committeemen.

Oyster Bay N. Y Sagamore Hill Col. Roosevelt Charles J. Bonaparte United States George von L. Meyer Navy Herbert Knox Smith Connecticut

Miss Mina Hill 10 Be Married Today

Pittsfield June 28 Bride Miss Mina Hill to Otis D. Lovell to wed at bride’s mother’s home near Baylis with Rev. D. N. Wetzel officiating. Only family present. They plan to live in East Washington street after a short honeymoon. Also notes storms, deaths, visits, and local happenings.

Baylis Otis Lovell Pittsfield Mina Hill Otis D. Lovell Elizabeth Hill D. N. Wetzel Lovell East Washington Street John Feary West Cemetery Mr. Brittain Griggsville Lou Fannie Quinby Elizabeth Duffield Mary Shepard Henry Bush Bridge Ben Ives Kenosha Wis Misses Watson Helen Casey Alfred Jex Harry English L. A. Chamberlain Don Milburn San Antonio Texas Ernest Williamson National Editorial Association New York City Merle Allen G. C. B. College Quincy Helen Seibert Detroit Charles Fred Williston N. D A. B. Carey Sr Perry George Lee Carey

Austrian Army Cut in Two Retreat From Sereth

London reports that Russian semi official sources say General Pflanzer’s Austrian army has been split and is retreating. The Russian statement claims three towns on the Sereth are occupied and Austrian sources admit Russian troops crossed the Sereth.

London Pflanzer Sereth

Coupon for Foley's Medicines Advertised in 19th Century Paper

An old advertisement fragment urges readers to cut out a coupon and mail it with 5c to Foley & Co in Chicago. It promises a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for bronchial issues, Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and back problems, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for cleansing and digestive relief. Miller & Arthur Drug Co. is listed as the advertiser.

Foley & Co Chicago Foley Miller & Arthur Drug Co

Relief Ship Sent to Aid Stranded Vessel

Baltimore dispatch June 22 reports Captain William Nutman of the oil tank steamer Edward L Dohney arriving from Tampico with orders to assist a vessel in distress. The Dohney’s arrival follows recent delays and crews prepared for possible relief operations.

Baltimore William Nutman Edward L. Dohney Tampico

Ship ordered to hurry to Tampico for refugees

The vessel, instructed Tuesday, was ordered to proceed at full speed to Tampico to take American refugees aboard. The directive came from the ship's owners in Mexico.

Tampico Mexico

Advertising and its impact on daily life and economy

In this essay style note from the A. A. C. of W. Indianapolis, the author argues advertising raises living standards by informing buyers and stimulating demand. It links advertising to cheaper goods, wider distribution, and faster ideas through steam and electricity, urging readers to value advertising as a force for good and practical reading for purchasers.

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Leonore Chevillon C. R. Trueblood Ivan Wallace Amuv Davenport San Francisco State Guard Fifth Regiment Samuel Sweeney Minnie Russell Baby Parsons Kan Grace Sweeney Margeline Newark Verona Shaffer Powellton Maurice Monroe Collette Bell Isle Dallas City George Davis Marian Helen Hoch Kansas City Edward Hoch Quincey George Austin Burlington Harold Graham Graham James K. Spence Pontoosuc Board of Review Jay Helms Charles Padberg W. P. Curry Hamilton Kenneth Tucker Martha Tucker Virginia Clark Mary Champaign The University of Ilinois George Patsy” Clark Ethel Lovitt Dorothy West Mary IE. Ross J. M. Springer Los Angeles Flora Carter Wilda Huckins Jones San Jose Cal Cassel Nelson Utah Pueblo Colo Lincoln Neb H. S. Pennington Charles C. Gibson Carrie E. Stockin Virgil P. Gibson Minor Hancock County Carrie E. Stockton James E. Stockton John E. Pennock Charles R. Dooley S. N. Dooley J. H. Heitman William H. Linneburger David Harris D. H Northup William G. Kell Soephrona E. Perkins Sophrona E. Perkins Katherine Kreig John George Kreig Dallas Samuel Rice Charles Rice Lewis M. Myers Frank Byers Jesse Lionberger T. D. Owings Emma Auhage Henry J. M. Luedde Frank S$. Myers Fred Fener Charles P. Ludde Henry Auhage Eubanes, III Roosevelt B. P. S. Decorating Co South Fifth St Tucker Stewart & CO S.S. S Swift Atlanta Georgia Maweracivass Or TRE Swift Specime CO. Ororperater Fourth and Hampshire Sts Euas Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Grier Chalmers Motor Company Burnis
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