Committees Named for St. Mary's Tag Day
Preparations for St. Mary's hospital tag day on May 13 proceed with appointed committees and stations. The event aims to raise funds to cover hospital expenses as free patients are numerous. multiple named supporters and local businesses are listed for tag day duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary’s
St. Mary's Hospital
Tommy Adams
C. L. Adams
Lizzie Pulsforth
Gertrude He
Brown & Mays
Agnes Wolf
Bert Maller
Louise Geers
Trene Enright
Reeds
Gee
H. Stahl
T Daugherty
Marie Daugherty
Savoy
Gem and Star Theaters
Marie Werneth
Isabelle Terwische
Beatrice Markus
Bessie Dean
Quincy Hotel
Harry Walker
Edward Dowd
Andrew Sheridan
Jacobs
Florence Jacobs
Emma Jacobs
Ilinois State Bank
W. J. Singleton
Wm. Rupp
Herman Butzkueben
Florence Johnson
Belasco
Catherine Otten
Sophie Juergensmeyer
Ed. Weltin Loebbings
Bertha Gehring
Annette Bushman
Angeline Gehring
Birds Drug Store
Tos. Cunane
Ellen Cunane
Chas Morris
Estella Tholen
Irene Westman
Emily Westman
Walbach Schroeder
J. N
Baby rash spreads rapidly from hands to body
A mother reports small pimples appearing on her one year old baby's hands and feet that then spread quickly across the body to the ribs. The pimples grew larger and harder as the rash expanded.
Amelia Neb. Healing Reported After Treatment
A brief notice quotes Mrs W G Carpenter of Amelia Nebraska dated July 14 1915 claiming a cure after using a treatment with ointment and a week later full recovery. The fragment records a personal testimonial in a local publicity style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucuta
Mre
W. G. Carpenter
Amelia, Neb
Local Residents Named In City Directory Listings
A historic snippet lists numerous residents and address cross streets including Twelfth and Jefferson Kather ine Banker and Miss Reustia Kenning, Eighth and Tefferson Mrs Florence Menke, Sixth and Adams Miss Antonette camp, and others, reflecting a social and professional mix tied to local streets such as Wabesh depot and Hospital area. The fragmentary text preserves names, titles, and addresses across adjoined blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth
Miee Fetella Priedrigh
Sib Poeder Wolf
Tas Wolf
Otis Toluceron
Chae Preiffer
Metea
Titian Denenbrock
Jefferson - Mies
Katherine Banker
Reustia Kenning
Tite Pichter
Leo. Meyer Brebth
Adams -Amiss
Helen Wi
CFF
Worst & Cae
Terman Ehrhardt
Catherine Mast
Anna Steinkamp
Svilvia Ridder
Wabesh Depot
Bertha Schlattman
Nettle Kroner
Sisthard Pason Avenue
Mies Tilly Mitbhert
Mies Vaunia Thasesfratz
Adams
Antonette Camp
Mass
Uwedwig
Notice of Annual Meeting of the Country Club Directors
The Country Club trustees announce a stock owners meeting in the office of the Treasury and Major Company on Wednesday May 10 1916 at four o'clock. Three directors to be elected and other business to be transacted as shall come before the meeting. Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfnervy and Mator Co
Charles Habbe Dies After Operation in Quincy
Charles W. Habbe 42, manager of the Collins clothing store in Quincy, died at Blessing hospital after an appendicitis operation. Born December 31 1863 in Newburg Indiana he moved to Evansville then Quincy in 1914. He leaves a widow Amelia Weil two daughters Martha and Mrs. Leroy Reitz two sisters and two brothers. Funeral at First German Methodist Church with burial in Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Habbe
Broadway Street
Collins Clothing
Hampshire Street
Mr. Habbe
Blessing Hospital
Newburg
Ind
Evansville
Quincy
Collins
First
German Methodist Church
Amelia Weil
Ife
Martha Habbe
Leroy Reitz
John Martin
Chris Mueller
Fred Habbe
John Habbe
Indianapolis
Mrs Mary Anna Weyand Dies at 73 in Quincy Home
Mrs Mary Anna Weyand aged 73 died at 4 08 Tuesday morning in the home of her daughter Mrs Gertrude Martin 1010 North Eighth street after a two year illness and bedfast period She was born in Ober Please Koeln Germany Sept 22 1842 and came to the United States with her parents settling in Green Bay Wisconsin before her 1863 marriage to August Weyand Her husband died about 30 years ago She leaves three children two sons Al and P A Weyand of Palmyra Missouri and a daughter Gertrude Martin Also three sisters Mrs Alis S Wingar Hamilton Kansas Mrs Lena Kuehn Crofton Nebraska and Mrs Anna Cobb She leaves seven grandchildren and one great grandchild The body will be taken to Palmyra Friday and burial will be from St Josephs Catholic church in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anna Weyand
Gertrude Martin
North Eighth Street
Weyand
Nee Hausen
Ober-Please
Koeln
Germany
Peter Hausen
Green Bay
Wis
August Weyand
Quincy
St. Rose of Lima
S. al
P. A. Weyand
Palmyra
Funeral Rites for Miss Julia Laughlin Held at Home and Church
The funeral for Miss Julia Laughlin occurred Tuesday morning at the residence 2222 Lind Street and at 8280 o'clock in St Francis Catholic Church led by Rev Paether Tidaces. Burial followed at St Joseph's Cemetery on Gilmer Township with Rev Pather Reintyls officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Laughlin
Lind Street
St. Francis Catholic Church
Paether Tidaces
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Gilmer Township
Pather Reintyls
Charles Shoemaker Funeral Services Held At Home
Charles Shoemaker funeral services were conducted Tuesday at 8:30 am in the home of his sister Mrs J E Soout 412 Spruce Street and at St Rose of Lima church by Father Brennan. Attending were Ira Chaffin Otis Murphy Lawrence Schauf Richard Fuller GC H McAuley and F R Smith. Burial followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shoemaker
J. E. So
Spruce Street
St. Rose of Lima Church
Father Brennan
Ira Chaffin
Mount Pelier
Idaho
Otis Murphy
Lawrence Schauf
Richard Fuller
GC. H. McAuley
F. R. Smith
Funeral services for Willis H Brent at family home
Funeral services for Willis H Brent will be held at 2 30 oclock Thursday afternoon at the family home 401 South Eighteenth street Burial will be in Woodland cemetery Friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis H. Brent
South Eighteenth Street
Woodland Cemetery
C E Union Plans Annual Picnic Date Set
Professor T B Uber addressed the Christian Endeavorers at East End church outlining three classes within the society and declaring the picnic to be June 1 if possible. A new Expert class led by Mrs W V Martin was formed and the orchestra provided music. The society will meet June 12 at United Brethren church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Uber
Carthage College
Christian Endeavorers
East End
W. V. Martin
Christian Endeavor Orchestra
United Brethren Church
Dr King's New Discovery for Colds and Coughs
Advert says Dr King's New Discovery relieves colds and coughs quickly. It soothes raw tubes, heals inflammation, and is antiseptic and healing. Endorsed by W. Jesseman of Pranconia New York with money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Dr. X. G
Jesseman
Pranconia
N. Yi
Bound Over 12 Months For Peace Violation In Hannibal
C F Kestner of Hannibal was bound over to keep the peace for 12 months after a peace warrant sworn by Mrs Ida Harrison. Bond set at 500 dollars. unable to pay, he was jailed. He admitted pursuing the woman, who sought to avoid him and even feared for her life. He promised to leave the city if released. Harrison testified he followed her after moving to Quine and urged suicide. Her husband accompanied her to court. Other cases included dismissals and fines for vagrancy and intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Kestner
Hannibal
Ida Harrison
Kestner
Harrison
Monroe City
James Dearwester
Tie
Mary Groves
Grace Moore
Albert Mobert
Gallagher
Lewis Rosen
Woman Held On Vagrancy Charge After Midnight Arrest
A woman was detained near Third and Broadway shortly after midnight Monday. She was held for vagrancy. Following her arrest, probation officers took her four year old son Earl Cassard from her custody and placed him in the Detention Home. He is to be declared dependent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third and
Broadway
Earl Cassard
Local Births Reported From City Homes
Born to August Veile at Eighteenth and Locust streets a son. Otto Zimmerman at 623 Washington street has a son. H F Lafler at 716 Vermont street welcomes a son. William Volk of St Louis has a son. Mrs Volk formerly Miss Daisy Yeast of Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Veile
Eighteenth and Locust Streets
Otto Zimmerman
Washington Street
H. F. Lafler
Vermont Street
William Volk
St Louis
Volk
Daisy Yeast
Quincy
Cheerful Home settlement report voices continued growth
President Elizabeth N. Stillwell outlines the Cheerful Home settlement’s progress from a small start to a broader city service. She credits Miss Virginia Kelly, notes strong public support, and highlights 628 homes visited, 13 meetings, and a year with a positive balance, aiming to expand resident continuity and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth N. Stillwell
Cheerful Home Settlement
Cornelia Collins
True Democracy
Brotherhood of Man
Lorena Bull
Clara Adams
Divorce Decrees Signed by Judge Akers in Circuit Court
Judge Albert Akers signed multiple divorce decrees in circuit court on Monday. Cases include Newton C Taylor vs Edna Taylor Yazel A Davis vs James Davis Elizabeth Katherine Herriman vs Alfred Herriman Florence Heine vs Herman Heine Mary E Bonner vs F W Bonner M M Graff vs Lottie Graff and Bryan Keller vs Edna Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Akers
Circuit Court
Newton C Taylor
Edna Taylor
Yazel A. Davis
James Davis
Elizabeth
Katherine Herriman
Alfred Herriman
Florence Heine
Herman Heine
Mary E. Bonner
F. W Bonner
M. M. Graff
Lottie Grail
Bryan Keller
Edna Keller
Hannibal Man Held on Peace Warrant
C. F. Kestner of Hannibal was arrested on a peace warrant sworn by Mrs. Ida Harrison of the city. She said he threatened to kill her after pressuring her to leave her husband. Harrison and her husband had recently moved to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Kestner
Aaanibal
Ida Harrison
Wannibal
Harrison
Kestne
Westner
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Margaret Zimmerman
Helen Ernst
Frances Coens
Tenk Hardware Co
Margaret Freiburg
Edna Morris Miller
Helen Struck
LinwiHe Schulte
Model Clothing Co
Leona Sibbing
Bertha Schlottzman
Frances Vosse
State Savings Loan and Trust Co
FP. Schullian
Tlelen Heintz
Lawrence Travilla
Gertrude Freiburg
Odelia Presburg
Odelia Ording
Newcomb Hotel
Frank Stratman
Adelaide Kiefe
Dorothy Jochem
St. Mary’s Academy
At. Mary’s Academy
Field's Grocery
Rot. Webb
Margaret Ernst
Margaret Tleine
Tva Fuehlen
Elizabeth Kuhlman
Frances Ricker
Tohannes
Praneces Tohannes
Mies Florence Johannes
Bertha Tohannes
Twertieth
Vinea Fies
Dorothy Altmis Mies
Tossphine Torsthove
Otel
Michael Fichteenth
Crestnut
Clara Sehulfion
Lonjee Preese
Pranciscull College
Tieten Pinhaus
Post-Carne “Caticura
Dept. IT
Boston
Parker & Arnold
Quality Tailors
FLW
Charles Habbe
Indiana
A. H. F. Hertzler
Chase
C. E. Union
Bartlett
Miss Kelly
Virginia Kelly
Tfe
S. L. E.emmons, Jr
Pomeroy Sinnock
McKee
Charles Gay
Madison Park
Thos. A. Brown
Sumova
Semova
Dr. Price
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Cupid
Duker’s
Cretonnes
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