Judge P W Reardons Brother Near Death
James A Reardon brother of Police Magistrate P W Reardon lies near death in his St Louis home. He was a noted glue maker and inventor involved in the Reardon Manufacturing company and famed as the Santa Claus for the Post Dispatch. He is 57 with a large family and several siblings including John E and M S Reardon.
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James A. Reardon
P. W. Reardon
St. Louis
Judge Reardon
Jim Reardon
Quincy
Webster King Company
Reardon Manufacturing Company
Genevieve
Robert
Boston
Ambrose
United States Navy
John E
M. S. Reardon
Kansas City
Greek Will Enlist After Plea From His Brothers
Mike Kostogiann an American born Greek who runs the Paris Cafe plans to join the US Army after letters from brothers George a lieutenant and Peter a sergeant in Macedonia moved him. He seeks to honor three warrior sons at future Kostogiann reunions and oppose Bulgarian and German forces with his unit.
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Mike Kostogiana
Greece
United States
Paris
Kostogiann
Mike Kostogiann
George Kosto
Brothers urge enlistment to face Hun barbarians
A wartime plea from two brothers urges Americans to join the army and fight the Hun barbarians. They claim fear among peers and emphasize mobilization for victory and national defense.
Four Brothers Serve in U S Army From Melrose Township
Mrs. Minnie Aschemann of 1837 Elm Street reports four of her ten sons now in U S service. John joined Camp Dodge with drafted men, Lawrence, in Company B 12th machine gun battalion, went to Camp Logan. Alfred serves in a Fort Crockett trench mortar battery. Rudolph in the 81st engineers corps at Fort Leavenworth. All are over six feet tall. average weight 190 pounds. More sons are in draft and expected to join the battle for democracy before the war ends.
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John Aschemann
Camp Dodge
Minnie Aschemann
Elm Street
Sam
Lawrence
Camp Logan
Old Fifth
Alfred
Fort Crockett
Galveston
Rudolph
Northern
Northern Pacific Is A Member of the 81St Engineers Corps In Ft. Leavenworth
Patriotic Prayer Meeting Held by Central Baptist Ladies
The Central Baptist Ladies Missionary Society held a patriotic prayer service during their monthly meeting. George B. Cawthorne spoke on YMCA work with armies in America and Europe, with YMCA and YWCA cantoment efforts described. A child patriotic recital, flag salute, and musical pieces framed the program.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
Central Baptist Church
George B. Cawthorne
America
Europe
Mary Hyde
David Shantz
L. L. Woodworth
Clyde Brooks
William Gooch
Watertown
Mass
Emma
Gertrude Pease
Lois Peacock
Public Invited For The Flag Dedication
The Eagles service flag dedication will take place Sunday afternoon. The flag has 24 stars and Attorney Roy Adair will deliver the opening patriotic address. A large crowd is expected, with a program arranged. The entertainment committee announced a complimentary chance for the public on May 14. Two applications were accepted in the meeting.
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Roy Adair
Colored Man Is Ordained Pastor J W Tutt
J W Tutt was ordained a minister of the Colored Baptist church Thursday afternoon in the Eighth and Elm Street Baptist church where a public examination was held. Tutt attended Western College in Macon Missouri years ago and has worked in the local post office. Visiting Baptist ministers attended and a dinner followed. He may accept a pastorate in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Tutt
Colored Baptist Church
Eighth
Elm Street Baptist Church
Tutt
Western College
Macon
Missouri
Quincy Motor Club Election May 16
The annual meeting and election of officers of the Quincy Motor Club will be held in the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday May 16. A round up of members and a banquet will follow the annual election, with Secretary Loren C. Cox advocating the plan for car owners to attend.
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Quincy Motor Club
Chamber of Commerce
Newcomb
Loren C. Cox
Motor club plans state trail map and club pennants
The Motor club intends to issue a tranls map of Illinois showing all trails across the state. Each member will get a copy of this map. The club will buy pennants bearing the club name for use on cars during travel within and beyond the state. They advertise Quincy and the Quincy Motog ub.
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The
Motor Club
Illinois
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P.W. Reardon
M. Hess
W Harvey
Hess
Harvey
Twentieth Street
Madras
Point Milan
Meyer- Wilms Co
John Skelton Williams
Industrial Securities Co
Curtis Bros. Handle Co
Curtis Handle Co
Hlmois
Majestic Bldg
U.S. Army
Scarf
Weilers
N. Fifth St
Quincy Motogub
Miller-Helake Shoe Co
Edwin Clapp
Packard
Fiersheim
Miller-Helhake Shoe Co
Asco
Loceries
Morris Adler & Moller Co
George W. Moyer
A. Snyder Taxi Service
H. J. Thiemann
Tholen & Stratman
Vermont Street
Henry Wiskerchen
the Wolf Mfg Co
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