Boulevard and Park A L s A Annual Meeting Report
The Boulevard and Park A L s A held its annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce with a new board of directors and officers elected. Reports by the president and treasurer were read, committees formed on several business propositions, and proposals from local churches and the Williamson estate referred to committees for decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Boulevard and Park Association
Chamber of Commerce
Herman Stormer
St. Peter's
St. Paul's
Salem
South Park
Boulevard and Park Association
H. A. Williamson
Williamson
Indian Mound Park
E. J. Parker
O. B. Gordon
F. P. Taylor
T. C. Poling
F. W. Munros
H.G. Anderson
L. E. Emmons
George A. Binkert
Arnold V. Scott
O. B. Garcon
C. L. Wells
George Koehler
E. P. Lannan
Mrs
Geo. Koehler
D. L. Musselman
T. Chester Poling
Julius Kespohl
L. E. Emmons, Jr
S. B. Montgomery
C. E. Epler
F. W. Munroe
W. J. Ruff
F. J. Ricker
J W. Gardner
E F. Bradford
C. F. A. Behrensmeyer
JR. Pearce
H.C. Sprick
John A Stillwell
Charles A. Bartlett
John A. Thompson
Samuel Woods
P. L. Dickhut
F. W. Crane
George F. Miller
Bishop M. Edward Fawcett
T. B. Pape
Joseph Nauett
H. G. Anderson
Anderson
St Francis Parish Divided Over School Auditorium Change
At St Francis parish the youth favor removing the elevated auditorium floor to create a gymnasium with a new second floor club space. Older members oppose the move to preserve theater use, urging wait until next fall for a new club house. Voters favored a club house but both requests likely cannot be fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Parish
St. Francis Church
Welcome Delonjay A Baby From Two Great Grandmothers
A newborn boy named Delonjay, 40 hours old, weighs seven pounds, son of Mrs. Elmer Delonjay. He was welcomed by two great grandmothers, Mrs. Jane Bolin and Mrs. Allie Delonjay, who live in the same house at 20414 North Front Street. Grandfather John Delonjay is a fish dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delonjay
Elmer Delonjey
John "Helps
North Front Street
Jane Bolin
Allie Delonjay
Poultry Show Plans Set for Thanksgiving Week in Quincy
The Quincy Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock association announces its 12th annual show will run November 26 to December 1 at the armory. Prizes total over 82400 with 500 for pet stock and notable awards in boys and girls divisions. A corn show will accompany the bird display, with poultry culling demonstrations daily. Judges include J C Johnston and D E Hale, with ribbons tied by C S Gibson. Joseph J Fisher declines presidency due to business duties. E G Horner is named president with a volunteers slate including Fischer, A D Smith, and a board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association
Armory
J.C. Johnston
Bridgeton
D. E. Hale
Chicago
C. S. Gibson
Detroit
Joseph J. Fisher
Quincy Auto Trades Form Good Roads Committee
The Quincy Auto Trades association created a good roads committee to handle road interests, previously managed by the judiciary committee. Members include Thomas Beatty, H. F. Lummis, A. Hubbard, P. E. Hess, Barney Schallenberg, Morris Adler, John G. Clough, J. W. Hart, and T. R. Hutchens. A luncheon today at noon at Hotel Quincey previews committee work while the armory auto show report is praised as successful. The association’s annual meeting is set for March 18 at Hotel Quincy with election of officers and dinner beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincey
Quincy Auto Trades Association
Quincy
Good Roads Committee
Judiciary Committee
Thomas M. Beatty
H. F. Lummis
A. Hubbard
P. E. Hess
Barney Schallenberg
Morris Adler
John G. Clough
J. W. Hart
T. R. Hutchens
Hotel
Armory
McQuesten District Credit Men Meet in Chamber of Commerce
B C McQuesten of the National Association of Credit Men in New York City led a pleasantry filled meeting of local credit men in the Chamber of Commerce Monday night. Secretary Frank Rothgeb reported the membership drive would continue today as new members joined and interest revived. A round table discussion answered questions on recruiting and stimulating activity. A proposal for monthly dinners was favored and is likely to be adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. McQuesten
National Association of Credit Men
New York City
Pleasanth
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Rothgeb
Quincy
Credit Men's Association
McQuesten
George Wall
F. W. Crane
George Fisher
A. E. Higgins
Quincys Pulse Plumbers Hold Special Meeting
The Quincys Pulse Plumbers held a Monday night meeting to transact special business that proved of little interest to members. An Electrical Workers meeting at the Labor Temple also occurred with regular business completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
Port Workers Demand Wages for Time Lost Strike Reaches Sixty-Two Days
In Buenos Aires on March 11, port workers demand payment for time lost as a condition to resume work. Fourteen thousand strikers averaging four pesos per day would total about three and a half million pesos, but owners and shipping agents refuse to pay. River and coastwise trade officers closed Monday, leaving hundreds of office staff unemployed. Anselis prepares reply in Washington as Col. Samuel T. Ansell announces a statement in response to Maj. Gen. Crowder on military justice administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Anselis
Washington
Col
Samuel T. Ansell
Crowder
Sur Department
Michigan Quard Schener Helps Wolverines Beat Illinois
Michigan defeats Illinois 22 to 15 in a Western Conference basketball game at Champaign. Schener, a guard for Michigan, scored five long field goals to lead the Wolverines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Champaign
Ill
Michian
Thinois
Schener
Taxes Paid Into City Reach 126466 on Monday
On Monday hundreds visited City Treasurer Wenning to hand over real estate assessments. The day’s tax receipts totaling 126466.06 marked the largest single-day amount in years and boosts park funding. Personal taxes remain due. penalties may apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Savings Loan & Trust Company
Wenning
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Company
Quincy
Ile
Third Ward Starts Off Political Meets
The first city campaign meeting for the Third ward Republicans was held Monday evening at the George Stipp store. Attendees included Jake Hase candidate for alderman Otto Hoffman and George Stipp candidates for assistant supervisor. The gathering was enthusiastic with talks and plans for ward headquarters, rallies, and a series of meetings through April 1 election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stipp
Sixth
Adams
Jake Hase
Otto Hoffman
Quincy Men Invited To River Meeting
Quincy delegates including the Mayor and Chamber of Commerce are invited to the Mississippi Valley Waterways association meeting in St. Louis on April 17 and 18. Delegates from 21 states and many commercial groups will attend to push federal action to improve 16 000 miles of waterways in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson
Mississippi Valley Waterways Association
St. Louis
United Action
United States
Mississippi Valley
Births Reported at Blessing Hospital
Born to Mr and Mrs Peter Burgoyne in North Fifth street a son Sunday morning at Blessing hospital. A son was born to Mr and Mrs W W Enlow 2634 Vermont street Monday morning at Blessing hospital. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Chester Wilcox Monday evening at Blessing hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Burgoyne
North Fifth Street
Blessing Hospital
W. W. Enlow
Vermont Street
Chester Wilcox
Deaths and Funerals August Hagerbaumer
Funeral arrangements for August Hagerbaumer 87 will be from his Twelfth and Harrison home at 2 pm Wednesday with services at Salem Church 2:30 pm Burial in Greenmount cemetery. Born May 1 1832 in Odinghausen Germany he came to Quincy at age 12 and lived here 70 years. He is survived by five children six grandchildren and a widow. He was a longtime Salem church member and died of pneumonia after six days illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hagerbaumer
Twelfth and
Harrison Streets
Salem Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Odinghausen
Germany
Hagerbaumer
Quincy
Tyrer
Charlotte Schaeffer
Bluff Hall
Ernest
Henny
Charles
Fred Slagerbaumer
Charles Schutte
Adams County
William J. Andrews Dies at 34 After Illness
William J. Andrews of 214 South Sixth Street died Monday at 6 am after a five month illness from heart disease. Born in St. Louis April 21, 1884, he was 34. He lived in Quincy three years and worked for Wolf Manufacturing. Survived by widow, daughter Mary L. six months old, and brother Robert Andrews of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiam J. Andrews
William J. Andrews
South Sixth Street
Mr. Andrews
St. Louis
Quincy
Wolf Manufacturing Company
Mary L
Robert Andrews
San Francisco
Cal
Mrs Charlotte W Euscher Dies After Nine Weeks Ill In Quincy
Mrs Charlotte W Euscher of 720 Jefferson street died Sunday after noon at 4 o'clock from complications after a nine week illness. Born February 28 1850 in Altenbragen Heepen Germany she was 69. A Quincy resident for 50 years she belonged to Salem Evangelical church and its Ladies Aid society. Her husband died 16 years ago and she leaves a daughter Miss Laura two sons Fred and Waller all of Quincy six grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Anna Haas and Mrs Hannah Wessel of Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte W. Euscher
Charlotte W. Esucher
Jefferson Street
Altenbragen
Heepen
Germany
Quincy
Salem Evangelical Church
Ladies Aid Society
William
Laura
Fred
Waller
Anna Haas
Hannah Wessel
Quincey
Funeral services for George Koyer held at St Marys Church
George Koyer funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from St Mary's Catholic church with Rev Zurbensen officiating. Burial followed in St Boniface cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Koyer
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Zurbensen
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral for Nicholas Dietrich Held at St Anthony's
The funeral for Nicholas Dietrich took place starting at his residence eight miles east on State Street at 9 AM and proceeded to St Anthony's Church at 10 AM. Burial followed in St. ee cemetery with Father Albert, O. F., in charge. services were largely attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Dietrich
State Street
St. Anthony's Church
St.eee
Father Albert
O. F
Death of Mrs Tillie Klemme in Quincy at 30
Mrs Tillie Klemme died Sunday at 4 PM in her home 527 Jackson street after an eight day illness. Born December 25, 1888 in Quincy she was 30. She belonged to St Pauls Evangelical church. Survived by husband one daughter mother Minnie Nichting brother Theodore sister Mrs E Walton all in Quincy. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from 527 Jackson street with burial in Greenmount cemetery. Friends invited to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Klemme
Jackson Street
Quincy
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Minnie Nichting
Theodore
E. Walton
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral for Henry Kuhlman Held at St. James Church
The funeral for Henry Kuhlman is set for this afternoon at 2 o'clock from St. James church with burial in Woodland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kuhlman
St. James Church
Woodland Cemetery
Death of Mrs Eleanor Hartman in Denver
Mrs Eleanor Hartman aged 23 daughter-in-law of Mrs Frank Hartman of 018 North Twelfth street died Saturday morning at 6 o clock in a Denver hospital after a complication of diseases. She had lived in Quincy before moving west with her husband about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hartman
Frank Hartman
North Twelfth Street
Denver
Colo
Hartman
Quincy
Perry Funeral Rites Held at Home Address
The funeral of Josiah J. Perry was held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the home at 2975 El Hampshire Street with Rev. W. Bingaman officiating. Miss Nettie Fredericks and Mrs. George Heidbreder sang. Burial followed at Woodland Cemetery. Bearers were Henry Fletterer George Hardy J Breitharth FP Amen Philip Amen and O E Penrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah J. Perry
Horrie
Elampshire Street
W. Bingaman
Nettie Fredericks
George Heidbreder
Woodland Cemetery
Henry Fletterer
George Hardy
J. Breitharth
FP. Amen
Philip Amen
O. E. Penrose
Funeral services for Joseph Heideman held Monday
Funeral services for Joseph Heideman were held at 9 30 in the Wiskirchen Undertaking parlors with Father Zante presiding. Interment followed at St Boniface cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heideman
Wiskirchen
Father Zante
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral held for Joe Heibacher in August Stormer chapel
The funeral for Joe Heibacher was held Sunday at 2 30 PM in the August Stormer chapel with Rev Leemhuis officiating and the Salem quartet singing. Services at Woodland cemetery were conducted by Lambert lodge Masons with six lodge members serving as bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Heibacher
Stormer
Leemhuis
Salem Quartet
Woodland Cemetery
Lambert Lodge
Lodge
Thorpe Wins Narrow Decision Over White in Peoria Bout
Harvey Thorpe of Kansas City defeats Charley White by a sight shade in a ten round match before the Peoria Fans association. The contest remains tame with constant clinching and no knockdowns, Thorpe the aggressor in most rounds as about three thousand spectators look on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Harvey Thorpe
Kansas City
Charley White
Thorpe
Bromo Quinine Medicine Ad Seeks Relief for Ills
An old advertisement promotes Bromo Quinine as a laxative aiding grips or influenza. The box shows E Groves signature and price 80 cents. The fragment suggests a generic remedy tone and brand emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Brief Personal Items From Quincy Community
Dr. Miller and dentist office details. Mrs. Fred Haas returns from San Antonio for her sister’s death. Eagles Dance March 12 with O’Farrell’s Orchestra. Frank Gray of Coatsbury shopping in Quincy. Eye care by Dr. Stannus. George Gabriel ill with bronchitis. Mrs. J A Williams visiting from Pollick Mo. Illness reports on Mrs. Jenkins. W C Hume of Lewistown in Quincy. Will Happel visits husband in hospital after abscess surgery. Auctioneer Dave Lillard in town. E M Delling from Kinderhook banking circle. Wiskirchen Undertaker noted. Miss Cora Frey and Miss Daisy Curran visiting Currans. Joseph Verndorf ill with tonsillitis. Norman Geldburg to Chicago for optics course. Elsie Booker admitted to St Mary’s Hospital. Earl Cordsiemon improving after influenza. Dr Alfred Gunther visiting then returning to Chicago. Mrs. Gunther and Mrs. Wildenbrand registered at Newcomb. Box supper and bazar at Melrose school March 14. David Martin observes 70th birthday. Miss Freda Kemmerer visits. Bessie Zeaman ill. Anthony Verndorf arrives at Newport News after Camp Gordon. Roy A. Burke home from France dined with Mrs H. Matthews. Wm. Kerna weekend with sister. Mrs H H Kuhlman and daughter attend funeral in Regina. Charles Heidbreder to Washington for income tax work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miller
Stern
Fred Haas
Broadway
San Antonio
Texas
Herman Cate
Charlotte Wiskirchen
Eagles
O'Farrell
Frank Gray
Coatsbury
Quincy
Stannus
Hampshire Street
George Gabriel
J. A. Williams
Pollick
S. E. Jenkins
North Twelfth Street
Dave Lillard
Missouri
E. M. Delling
Kinderhook State Bank
Mercantile Bank
Wiskitchen
Cora Frey
Liberty
Daisy Curran
Payson
Frank Curran
Alfred Gunther
Chicago
Charles T. Kramer
Clarence W Wildenbrand
Mespeth
L. A
Newcomb Hotel
Melrose School
David Martin
Freda Kemmerer
Mendon
Bessie
Edwin Zeaman
Jersey Street
Joseph Badamo
Anthony
Newport News
Camp Gordon
Roy A. Burke
France
EH. Matthews
Wm. Kerna
Jefferson Barracks
Joseph Hellake
H. H. Kuhlman
Inez
Regina
Sask
Canada
California
Henry Kuhlman
Charles Heidbreder
Auditor's Office
Income Tax Department
Washington, D. C
Local residents visit Quincy and mark anniversaries
Mrs G B Trice returned to Louisiana Mo after visiting friends in Quincy. Mrs J S Brough and son Glen of Plymouth spent Monday in Quincy shopping. Mrs Hez Henry of Camp Point spent Monday in Quincy. W A Covers of the Soldiers' Home went to St Louis Monday for a short visit. Ford Heinecke completed 33 years with Stern Clothing, 35th anniversary celebrated Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Trice
Louisiana
J. S. Brough
Glen
Plymouth
Quincy
Hez Henry
Camp Point
W. A
St. Louis
Ford Heinecke
Stern Clothing Store
Purify Blood to Cure Skin Troubles, Says Ad
An advertisement touts S S S as a blood purifier to treat eczema boils pimples and other skin disorders by cleansing the blood. It claims blood health equals skin health and urges readers to write for free medical advice to Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga Adyv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. S
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Adyv
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Als‘a
St. Francis
Auto Dealers
Good Road Committee
Credit Men
Last Day
Third Ward
River
Brave Mounters
Pattern Makers
Charles Spilker
Amon
Steve Mounters
Tot Ay Krull
Trine
Kuhlman
Gageman
Goeppner
Concordia
Bellans Indigestion
Bellans
Quincy, Ilinois
U. S
Harvey G. Riggs
Fifth St
Boys’ Store
N. Fifth St
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