Four Hundred T P A Delegates Arrive For Illinois Convention
Four hundred T P A delegates arrive in Quincy with wives and guests to attend the Twenty seventh annual convention of the Illinois Division. The program opens at 3 36 this morning and runs through Saturday. The Chicago delegation leads arrivals, with events at Hotel Quincy and League Park featuring a ball game and theater party, followed by a parade and sessions at the Empire theater.
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Chicago
Travelers’ Protective Association
Quincy
Illinois
Burlington
Edmond Crawford
Post A
Hotel Quincey
League Park
Bloomington
Quincey
Steving Committee
Tetel Quincy
Ingner Pall
Eighth
Vermont Streets
Motherhood Woman's Joy in Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
A reader letter from Poplar Bluff Missouri praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and enabling a woman to bear a child. The note claims improved health through the remedy and describes the mother now caring for a baby girl, urging others to seek confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Poplar Bluff
Lydia i. Pinkham
Lydia FE
In Memoriam Delegates Recess For Late State Session
Delegates of the Trav eners Protective association meet in session in the city. The group will recess Saturday in memory of State Secretary W W Welch who died recently in Peoria. Military and local community notes follow including obituaries and transfers among cottages. Port Riley training for a commissioned officer is described.
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Traveners’ Protective Association
Thes City
Ome
Ptate
W. W. Welch
Peoria
TL RP. A
Harmony
Wilson Fisher
103Rd Illinois Infantry
Canton
Ill
Hague
Farmington
Samuel Berry
William F. Tatty
Abingdon
Thomas Jones
Cottage
Henderson
Gash
Elizabeth Farnsworth
Roy Martin
Quincy
Christie
Kilburn
Long Commission Company
West
Port Riley
Kansas
Tie
Martin
Fuller
Airs. Pennington
Caraden Juhtson
Memorial Services at Soldiers and Sailors Home
The Soldiers and Sailors Home holds a memorial sermon by Rev GL Losh of Grace Methodist at 2 pm Sunday May 27. A ritual burial service for the dead is planned for Wednesday May 30 at 9 am with Col Shepherd post G A R and Relief Corps marching to the cemetery. An afternoon service at 2 pm in Lippincott Hall will feature the memorial address by Judge Francis M Shenkwiler and music and prayers.
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GL. Losh
Grace Methodist Church
Shepherd Post
Lippincott Hall
Judes Francis M. Shenkwiler
Miu Sie
Gem City
Local Notices and Social Briefs from Quincy Area
Dr H F Lafler offers chiropractic treatments at 211 2nd St Illinois State Bank building. Miss Mildred Timmerwilke, daughter of George Timmerwilke, graduates Gem City Business College and joins United Cereal Mills. Community notices include visits by Snyder's Taxi and various residents in Quincy Thursday. Woodland Cemetery association to meet May 11 at 3:50 in State Savings room. Local visits by A H Church Mendon John H Wheelock Hull. Mathers club of South Side mission rehearses Moving Day tonight. St Paul Evangelical aid society held monthly coffee with lilac decor. Edward J Miller Jr quarantined for infantile paralysis. operated on at home for abscess, recovering well.
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H. F. Lafler
State. Bank Dpildg
Mildred Timmerwilke
George Timmerwilke
Gem City Business College
United Cereal Mills
Snyder’s Taxi
S. F. Chittenden
Mendon
Quincy
C. F. Stecher
Aid Society of the
St. Paul
Matrimony Sermon at St Rose's Declares Marriage Sacred
Rev Ignatius Conroy spoke to a large crowd at St Rose's church on Matrimony, calling it a divine institution sacred in God's sight. He praised the Catholic church for shaping moral society through penance and matrimony, condemned divorce and race death by own action, and discussed mixed marriages to preserve faith. Knowledge is a power only so far as is practiced.
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St. Rose Church
Father Conroy
Ignatius Conroy
St. Rose's Church
Church
Catholi Church
Father Cenrey
Funeral for Mrs Helen Bristol Saturday in Quincy
The remains of Mrs Helen F Bristol arrived from Hinsdale with her son M B Waltz. Funeral services are set for 3 PM Saturday at the Vermont Street Methodist Church in Quincy.
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Helen F. Bristol
Quincy
Hinsdale
M. B. Waltz
Vermont Street
Reverend Lyman Greenman Speaks at Washington School
Rev Lyman Greenman will address pupils and the public at Washington School this evening on Syria The Laird and Its People. An invitation is extended to all who wish to hear the lecture.
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Lyman Greenman
Washington School
Syria
Laird
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T.P.A
In Ite ©Son
Empire Theater
Ar Orey
Arthur Rey
Unites
Nora Moriarity
A. F. Poudreau
Charles A. Nelson
Nelson
George C. Herberling
State Committee
W.ow. Welch
Knights of Columbus
Past JA
Perry CO
el Bs
Turner Hall
Post A Quincey
Cautocard
Hampshire Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Weilers
Memoriam
Brown & Mays Drug Store
5Th
Hampshire Streets
Ninth
Vermont
Perry C. Ellis
A. Quincy
R. E. Hackman
the Talk of
Davidson Millinery Co
Helen Bristol
Dist Church
Rev. G. Oliver
S. Adams
Maine
S. Main
Hannibal
Fifth St
Middle West
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