Judge McArl Re elected at annual charities meeting
Judge McArl is re elected to his post at the annual meeting of Associated Charities. He and other officers were renamed during the gathering, reaffirming leadership and directions for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArl
Associated Charities
Judge McCarl
Associated Charities of Quincy
O. F. Schullian
Frances Lubbe
Ira Calkins
D. L. Musselman
George Binkert
J. A. Stillwell
D. F. Wilcox
C. M. Rosenheim
Dean Cone
Mary Anderson
Charles Gill
George Buttrick
Lyman Greenman
E. J Parker
C. L. Wells
Red Cross
Quincy
Miss Southwick Reports Charity Cases and Finances
Miss Marjorie M. Southwick, charity visitor, presents the Associated Charities of Quincy annual data. Total register 1,140 cases, 119 new families, 445 individuals, 232 current cases. Assistance totals include coal orders 78, clothing 341 bundles, 56 bread tickets, 29 coal tickets. 662 families visited, 1,876 individuals, 870 office interviews, 185 festive baskets. Treasurer Frances J. Lubbe reports balance 239.64 and disbursements totaling 1,467.45.
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Southwick
Marjorie M. Southwick
Associated Charities
Cheerful Home
A.s.d Associated Charities
Frances J. Lubbe
Red Cross Contributors List Donations to War Fund
A long list of donors to the Red Cross shows contributions from individuals and companies. Names include Arthur Dunn, John E. Wall, Mrs. Anna Newcomb, Gem City Stove Co, Ellington Electric Co, Miller Bros. Transfer Co, J. Russell Wells, and many others with amounts ranging from a dollar or two to one hundred dollars, totaling support from both private citizens and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dunn
United Cereal Mills
John E. Wall
Anna Newcomb
G. A. Bauman
H. Govert
James E. Adams
Ernest M. Wood
Eevee
T. P. Castloa
Ccceeens Eeeeree
EB. Larkin
Nee Jee
Myra Schneider
E. H. Menke
John P. Menke
Boyes
Awalp Aga
A. B. Welsenburger
Budle M. Geers
Saee
Clara Greeman
Cenneeineenae
Alice Chapman
N. J. Powers
Pedanewe Meus
R. A
Rochester Ohana
Elma Heine
Hilda Pearson
Ada Branderstein
Eees Nee
Eva Felth
Beeeee
EL Brances
Channon-Emery Co
J. Russell Wells
Bees
Mra
J. W. Emery
C. Lawrence Wells
H. O. Channon
Miller Bros. Transfer Co
HEA, Klein
Phaede
Irwin Paper Co
William Carbough
W. EL Nendall
Halbach-Schroeder Co
J. O W. Meyers
Clarence Steinkamp
L. L. Schooling
Charles Badgley
G. H. Gubbing
M. R. Mueller
W. Sherman
Alexander
Charles W. Gay
Charles W. Gay W
R. W. Alexander
G. A. Tipton
Igh Hyp Adm
Charles FE
Sparks
Rade
Tra Calking
Eat i
A. Hawkinson
Beberenee
William Feivers
William H. Eber
George A. Binkert
William Bradshaw
Eeesere
di Dp DE Ere Hs Ag Ay Lealy
Bastert, Miller and Castle
C. E. Padgett
B. Pierson
G. W. Miller
Tad Shod Faye
Howard Printing Co
Harry E. Sechor
G. W. Anderson
Eeen
EB. PR. Kraft
Brnsat Bros. Ee
Medal Clothing Co
Sewes Ceen
Alex Demers
Link
Wismann
A. H. Fis
McMein Printing Co
E. B. Montgomery
H. O
Anck Bros
John Klamer
George Goedering
James A. Schepers
Theodore W. Wand
E.sceeees
Brown
O. E. Penrose
Eves Aby of
Dude
R. C. Huck
Ceea Nee Pe
Lawrence Bueter
Katherine Keifer
Sonia Theta
W. AL Simmons
E.aeeeeae
C. W. Rathman
Weber Millinery Co
Rome Bockenhoff
Woodruff-Castle Co. Co
J. Keyes
Adolph Brunner
C. W. Wurst and Co
H. I. Eberhardt
August Schrock
A. C. Welsch
J. W. Adolfs
Beanean
George C. Osborn
Seaeaee
J. H. Brown
James W. Brown
Seae
Andrew Volmm
Ccc
Seaeveeee
Holtman and Mehrmangs
Nauert and Rankhohl
Dick and Bros. Brewing Co
J. W. Bekler
Electric Service Co
Ruff Brewing Co
Ahrens
Charles H. Schaepers
Frederick Bros
Ceecse Eens
H. Schudder
Wolf Mfg. Co
N. Ware
Eh, M. Hodgdon
BE. P. Osgood
George L. Hennan
E. N. Monroe
Fea
JT. Hy
Hasse Cacnc Scncacreeeewee
O. G. Eckert
Air Slane
J. M
Well Known Doctor Joins Medical Corps in Maywood
Dr. N T Gullion of the Gullion family near Emerson Missouri has been commissioned a first lieutenant in the U S Army Medical Corps. He has not yet gone to the front but expects orders soon to report to France. Previously he was a partner with his brother Dr Omar R Gullion at the Northwestern Hospital for Diseases of the Eye Ear Nose and Throat in Eugene Oregon.
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Maywood
N. T. Gullion
Gullion
Emerson
Medical Corps
U. S. Army
France
Omar R. Gullion
Northwestern Hospital
Eugene
Ore
Liberty tourney posters lure golfers nationwide on July 4
United States Golf Association promotes a Liberty tournament with a souvenir medal and official certificate for the winner. The Decoration Day event, rained out, will be held the same day with prizes of six four and two golf balls for men and women. Dinner at 7 and an Illinois State Band concert to 9. A quip on affection follows.
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United States Golf Association
Illinois State
Spanish War Vets Meet in Streator
The United Spanish War Veterans of Illinois and the Women's Auxiliary opened a three day session in Streator on June 22. George Lee, commander, and Mrs. Wilhelmina Borgmeier spoke as welcome officials presented her with a diamond lavalier. No opposition to elevating B. F. Bliss to head the veterans and to Mrs. Clara B. Snow to auxiliary presidency. Sterling aims to host next year's annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streator
United Spanish War Vetrrans
Department of Illinois
Woman's Auxiliary
George Lee
Veterans' Association
Aviation Corps
Chicago
Wilhelmina Borgmeier
Veterans’ Association
Clara B. Snow
Elgin
Auxiliary
Sterling
Rev Joseph C Miller Accepts Call at Mendon Church
June 22 Bruning Nebraska pastor Joseph C Miller accepts call to Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church Mendon NL He begins duties September 1 and will serve for the foreseeable future in the town swept by church affairs and small town religious life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendon
Joseph C. Miller
Bruning
Neb
Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rees Son Undergoes Successful Chicago Operation
Frank Rees eldest son of Henry Rees was taken to Chicago last week and underwent an operation in a Chicago hospital on Thursday. The operation was reported successful. He had been ill over a month and a physicians conference decided to transport him for surgery. His father and friends accompanied him. he is well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rees
Henry Rees
Chicago
Rees
Red Cross Meeting Highlighted by Liberty Visit
Quincys Pulse reports Mr and Mrs El mer Lummis visiting Liberty on Thursday. Postmaster used the occasion to drum up enthusiasm for the Red Cross meeting tonight chaired by Steve Lawless with Dave Wail and John Carroll as main speakers. Also, R E Britt arrested for riding a bicycle without lights after sundown and to appear in police court this morning.
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Red Cross
Elmer Lummis
Liberty
Steve Lawless
Dave Wail
John Carroll
Britt
Theron and
Muegege
New Bridge Promised for Fall Creek by Q and C
Representatives of the C B and Q promised a new bridge over Fall Creek during a meeting at county attorney John Inghram's office Thursday afternoon. The old bridge has wide steel underspanning bears that obstruct water passage and cause the levee to overflow. Five French merchant ships under 1600 tons were sunk by submarines or mines in the week ending June 17, with no larger tonnage vessels lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Creek
Paris
More Bridges Found Wrecked in County Inspection
A county inspection found 10 to 12 culverts and small bridges washed out in Liberty Burton townships with Fifth Street Bridge near completion in about 30 days. The special committee including L L Boyer and E J Grubb will report recommendations for county aid next Saturday.
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Board of Supervisors
L. L. Boyer
E. J. Grubb
James Jacobs
J. B. Cook
Quincy
South County
Adams
Payson Township
Pike County
Pike Road
Payson
Adams County
Liberty
Burton
Broadway Road
Scurvins
Murphy’s Bridge
Zeh
Duncan's Lane
Henry Dieker
Beidlestein
Melrose
Fifth Street Bridge
Red Cross display attracts attention at local shop window
A Cheerful home gymnasium Red Cross workshop display shows bandages and medical items in Kes pohl Mohrenstecher store window. Two attendants in Red Cross gear stand by a bloodied cot, while items like triangular and abdominal bandages, fractured pads and bed socks are laid on the floor. Japan’s last rice crop set a new empire record at 298,466,706 bushels, beating 1914’s high by 6,630,270 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Kespohl-Mohrenstecher Dry Goods
Japan
Murray Sohlinger Leaves St. Louis Paper for France Ambulance Unit
Murray Sohlinger formerly on The Whig staff and later sporting editor at the St. Louis Post Dispatch, resigns to join a Canadian ambulance corps in France as a driver. He started at The Whig in 1912 and also spent time at the Kansas City Journal. He will receive half pay and expects his old political reporting post on return. He departs for Toronto soon.
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Murray Sohlinger
Whig
St. Louis Post Dispatch
France
Schlinger
Quincy
The
Kansas City Journal
Toronto
Fifth Headquarters Moved to Camp Parker
Fifth Infantry headquarters moves from the Armory to Camp Parker with a military ceremony Sunday. Colors will be carried from downtown to the camp, escorted to Bredeweg Two and Fifth street, then to the camp. Lt. Col. C. D. Center has relocated, sleeping there Thursday night. A large turnout is expected for color ceremonies and Sunday services, with a special sale aiding company funds.
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Fifth Infantry
Camp Parker
Bredeweg
Fifth Street
C. D. Center
Minister Elected Rotary President in Atlanta
Rev. E. Leslie Pidgeon of Winnipeg Canada became the first minister elected to an international Rotary office and was named president of the association in Atlanta on June 22. He will lead Rotary International as it expands its global programs and activities.
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Rotary
Atlanta
E. Leslie Pidgeon
Winnipeg
Canada
Interna
Rotary club officers and election results noted
The report lists international Rotary officers elected and reelections. Robinson A. McDowell of Louisville is first vice president H. H. Brunnier of San Francisco is second vice president Samuel B. Botsford of Buffalo is third vice president Rufus C. Chapin of New York is treasurer and Cliff Miller of Cincinnati is sergeant at arms.
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Tional
Pidgeon
Guy Gyn
Philadelphia
International
Robinson A. McDowell
Louisvilley
H. H. Brunnier
San Francisco
Esc
Samuel B. Botsford
Buffalo
Rufus C. Chapin
New York
Cliff Miller
Cincinnati
Argeant
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Church OF Mendon
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Front
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Palm Beach
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Tromeee
Keeley Institute - Dwight
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Madras
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