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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1916

Page

12

Chaddock college offers home life for boys in Quincy

Chaddock, a home and school for boys on a 31 acre park campus near Madison and Maine streets, emphasizes natural, motherly care. It blends home atmosphere with modern training, military instruction, and a broad curriculum led by Dean Hugh McPherson. The plan seeks a $100000 endowment and $35000 in new buildings, with Mrs Eva C Frields guiding the staff and pupils from 15 states including a Korean boy and a Boxer-rebellion survivor in China.

Chaddock Chaddock College Quincy New Chaddock Madison Park Maine Street Twenty-fourth Street Adams County Chaddock Barn Claire J. Thomas University of Illinois Hugh E. King Cuba Hugh McPherson Dean McPherson Central Ilinois Mene of Quincey Chaddock Woman's Aid Society Eva C. Frields China States Union

Joseph D. Robinson 1833 93 Dies Sud­denly

Joseph D. Robinson a longtime Quincy resident died suddenly at 2 58 PM Saturday at his home 613 Washington Street Death was due to apoplexy He was born February 9 1833 in Philadelphia aged 83 He married Syrena Conyers in Quincy October 11 1857 He was a retired machinist who worked 48 years for Gardner Governor Works He was active in the Presbyterian church leaves widow four daughters and seven grandchildren Funeral notice to follow

Joseph BD. Robinson Washington Street Philadelphia Marion City Quincy St. Louis Robinson Syrena Conyers Gardner Governor Works Presbyterian Church Quincy Daily Whig Fred Sanderson Nellie Robinson L. Flagg William Weiss Clifton Arizona

Warning Dies Sudden in Quincy Home

Fred Warning aged 60 years 9 months died suddenly at 4 30 pm Saturday in the home of his granddaughter Mrs William Wallace 703 North Third Street. A coroner inquest will be held today. He was born August 8 1855 in St Louis Mo and had lived in the city 60 years. He worked at the old saw mill before the fire and recently for Moller Vanden Boom Lumber Co. Survived by his widow two daughters Mrs Roy Graft of Liberty Ill and Mrs Frank Urbanowski of Quincy three brothers Henry and John in Quincy and Gottlieb in Marceline Mo one sister Mrs Echtenkamp of Quincy 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild Mrs Sophia B Harris. Burial for Mrs Sophia B Harris set for 2 30 pm Monday at 417 South Twelfth Street and Woodland Cemetery.

Fred Warning Vinestreet William Wallace North Third Street Mr. Warning St. Louis Quincy

Burglary At Mast Store Ends With Small Theft

William Mast, confectionery and ice cream shop owner at 422 South Eighth Street, reports a burglar gained entry via the transom and stole between 12 and 15 dollars from the safe, leaving a check behind. The intruder unlocked the door from inside and took the key. A second burglary attempt at Frank Adams Procery, 324 Hampshire Street, was stopped at the rear screen door which had been cut but no entry made.

William Mast South Eighth Street Mast Frank Adams Hampshire Street

Hancock board takes no action on state aid road

Hancock county board of supervisors met in special session at the court house with Wm. P. Currey elected chairman. A three man committee was appointed to confer with the Iowa state commission on state aid road estimates. The board found the estimates excessive and sought to reduce costs or repurpose funds.

Carthage Board of Supervisors Hancock County Wm. P. Currey Montebelo Township Messrs T. E. Burner Augusta Township A. C. Williams J. Zimmerlin Pontoosuc Iowa State Commission Iowa

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