From Nearby Towns and Local Notices Included
The item notes Harry English moving his dry goods store to the Lovell building by early May, Fred A. Koepping to remodel the Crane building for a bakery and cafe, and Epworth League social at the Methodist church Monday. Ed F. White plans to move to Barry to run a drug store. Ife closes out his novelty business. Arthur Cannon dies after influenza relapse, survived by his wife. Gus Rientzle returns home after Mexican border service and discharge. Mrs. John Halpin and son Jack visit Springfield relatives. Mark E. Smith and Frank Beard receive initiatory degree at Pittsfield lodge. A special meeting planned to approve more initiations. B F Forbes preparing to open a general store near Time southeast of the city. Time has had no store for months. County Superintendent John N. Clark lists instructors for midsummer institute: Vida Nighbert, R R Kimmell, Alta McIntire, H C McCarrell, Gertrude Stephens. An examination for teachers certificates set for March 20-21. Federated church ladies plan a dinner for congregants Wednesday. Township election on first Tuesday in April expected quiet with only one school trustee to be elected. last spring Pittsfield elected multiple officers.
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Harry English
Lovell
Stare
Fred A. Koepping
Epworth
White
Ife
Arthur Cannon
Heckbreck
John Halpin
Jack
Springfield
Mark E. Smith
Frank Beard
Pittsfield Lodge No. 95
B. F. Forbes
New Salem
John N. Clark
Midsummer Institute of the Teachers of the County
Pittsfield
R. R. Kimmell
Alta McIntire
Quincey
H. C. McCarrell
Kinderhook
Gertrude Stephens
el Paso
Federated Church
Pittsfield Township
Barry
Ill
Fred Davis
Griggsville
Maude Lawson
St. Louis
Wm. Hazen
Ida Watkins
Louis McIntire
Ed Keller
Thos. Buffington
Camp Grant
Quincy
Our Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Hall
Clarence
Board of Control of
Jerseyville
Jacksonville
Urbana
Peoria
Camp Point junior play draws large audience in Bailey Opera House
The Camp Point junior class staged As a Woman Thinketh on Friday night March 14 in Bailey opera house under Mrs Flora Cutter Boger. The production drew a large attentive crowd and many called it the best junior play yet in Camp Point. Various students performed including John Tunsaker Foster Grove James Liggett Theodore Theilen Trene Nutt Nida Akers Lallie Harris and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Opera House
Flora Cutter Boger
Camp Point
John Tunsaker
Foster Grove
James Liggett
Theodore Theilen
Nida Akers
Lallie Harris
Iowa
Mathes
Quincy
Herbert Mathes
George Y. Downing
Charles Schrang
L. O. Sutton
Everett Miller
Maplewood
Warren’s
Irene Nutt
Flora Cuter Boger
Ralph Guthrie
Overseas
Charles Bates
Roadhouse
Mr. Schmidt
Newt Beckett
Curry
John T. Spence
Elvast
Wilson Insistent On Incorporating League
Paris march 15 President Wilson stated at the peace conference plenary session on January 25 that the league of nations must be an integral part of the peace treaty and there is no basis for reports that this decision will be changed. The note also mentions steam vessels and sails reflecting early tech ideas.
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Paris
League of Nations
Wilson
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Gus Rientzle
Charles Spence
Will Grove
Macomb
Mr. Grove
Gilbert
Roy Lyong
Girard
Kan
Chas, Johnson
Susan Curry
Leslie
Clem
Roscoe Willard
Bowen
Ollie Adams
Isaac Cutter
Austin Scrogin
Lexington
Itil
Scrogin
Jack Akers
Wolf Ridge
Ira Akers
George Dunham
John Ward
Glen Bogue
Moline
Arthur Boger
Golden
H. L. Berensmeyer
May
Frank Wendorff
Carl Boys
Hery Jones
B. B. Watse
G. M. McClain
Trea Urer
R. B. Stepker
Attornd
Leagu
Osing Out Sale
Lewis Shoe Store
Rince
Goodyear
Dr. Davis
Ory
U. S. Army
NOVY
Soldeen
Sian Brown
Louis
Maine Stre Quincy
Illinois
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