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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1920

Page

10

Camp Point Obituaries Chronicle Two Losses

Camp Point mourns the deaths of Mrs Christine Bartelle at 76 in Collinsville and John Lowe in Camp Point. Bartelle, a longtime resident, widow of George Bartelle, leaves nine children and 13 grandchildren. funeral in Bushnell with former W. R. C. members attending. Lowe, born July 31 1837 in Greensburg Indiana, widower of Nancy McLain, leaves eight surviving children and many grandchildren. funeral at Pleasant View conducted by Rev. Fr. A. Omer.

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Church News Briefs From Local Congregations

Members of the Young Women's club of the First Union Congregational church met for supper at the YWCA building Wednesday evening. The Willing Workers class of the First Presbyterian church was hosted Thursday afternoon by Mrs. George Glasgow. Mrs. R. H. Hartley teaches the class. South Side mission plans to attend Bethel M E Sunday evening services with a musical program and a sermon by Rev. Carl Buch. The Ladies' Aid meeting at Bethel M E was postponed to next week. Plans to entertain St James Lutheran confirmation class were made at a Junior YM meeting in the school hall Thursday. The Unitarian Young People’s society will meet in the church parlors Thursday evening.

Young Women’s Club First Union Congregational Church Young Women's Christian Association George Glasgow North Fifth Street First Presbyterian Church R. H. Hartley Bethel M. E South Side Mission Carl Buch Ladies’ Aid Society of Bethel M. E St. James Lutheran Church Unitarian Society Unitarian Young People’s Society

Ottawa papers merged in Consolidation

Ottawa March 5 The Daily Ottawa Free Trader Journal and the Ottawa Weekly Fair Dealer have been consolidated in a formal announcement. The move unites the two local papers under a single editorial banner to serve the community with merged resources and coverage. The specifics of the new arrangement were not disclosed.

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Quincy Personal Notices Include Charters and Illness News

Quincy council Boy Scouts of America received their charter for 1920 on Thursday from National headquarters. Local display of clever millinery seen at Webbers Saturday. Several residents ill or recovering including O F Robb deputy county treasurer and J L Thomas influenza patient. Seed oats and other items offered by Pape & Loos. Multiple brief notices of visits, travels, and hospitalizations across Quincy.

Wisherd S. Quincy Council Boy Scouts of America National Webbers O. F. Robb South Fifth Street Edward Ella Westman St. Louis Mary Louise Fick John Vogel Sr St. Mary Hospital John Vogel Jr H. F. Lafler State Bank Arthur Stalf St Mary Hospital J. L. Thomas Internal Revenue Webers Henry Janning Lindstreet St. Vincent Marks Alexander Decatur Sara G. Earle Stanley J. J. McElare Burlington Penumonia Round House R. E. Waite Wabash Quincy Dora Berlin Monroe Street C. A. Dawkins Augusta Homer Higgins Milan

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