Night School Aid If Citizens Wish To Learn
Local officials describe Bureau of Naturalization efforts to aid immigrants in becoming citizens. Clarke County school head Bauman supports limited night classes if demand exists. district would partner with public schools or private instructors to teach reading English writing and civics to applicants. A circulating letter explains how applicants should proceed and that tuition is free, with goal of better jobs and passing citizenship exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Naturalization
United States Department of Labor
Erde Beatty
Circuit Court
Rom Richard K. Campbell
Quincy
Bauman
Board of Education
United States Bureau of Naturalization
First Grand Jury Begins Work in Circuit Court
The first grand jury report will be presented in circuit court this morning after members reported Monday and organized. Foreman Fred Neuer and clerk Fred Baldwin were chosen. replacements were named for Lohman and Taylor due to illness and other duties. A group photo followed the day’s work as jurors from Payson to Riverside were listed among the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Akers
Fred Neuer
Fred Baldwin
Keene
G. W. Widford
Melrose
J.B. Lo
George Nfirth
Melroe
G. W. Lalford
Fair Creek
Christ Viehl
Riverside
John Joseph Kroner
Ominey
Pred Neuer
Clayton
J TL Moore
Neith
Miss Emma Luthin Joins Farmer Rusk Staff
Miss Emma Luthin, newly appointed assistant in Farmer Rusk's Chamber of Commerce office, is praised for government service training. She previously worked with the insular service in Washington, D. C. at the office of experiment stations, handling classifications and reports for Porto Rico, Hawaii, Guam, and Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Luthin
Rusk
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Washington, D. C
Adams County Farm Improvement Work
Miss Luthin
Fred Luthin
South Fifth Street
Quincy
National Capital
Washington
Insular Service
Office of Experiment Stations
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Guam
Alaska
Aliss Luthin
Smithsonian Institute
Owas
Gem City Business College
Gem City
Lubin
Farmer Rusk
East. Menne Camp Port Names and Officials Listed
An OCR fragment lists numerous names and places including T Aden Sr Camp Port Walter Rhea Tousion EL R Willard Toney Creek Reynolds Prev Keene Fred Baldwin Memiim White Lima August Tenerhott Ursa Joseph Welling Concord W Renaker MebKee Fred Shestner Beverly Lou Sitter Columbus George Rinteel Liberty Charles Klarmer Riverside Scott MleUart Gilmer Toward Lawless Burton George C Mollenhauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menne
T. Aden
Camp Port
Walter Rhea
Tousion
EL R Willard
Toney Creek
Reynold Prev
Keene
Fred Baldwin
Memiim
White
Lima
Tenerhott
Ursa
Joseph Welling
Concord
Renaker
MebKee
Fred Shestner
Beverly
Lou Sitter
Columbus
George Rinteel
Liberty
Charles Klarmer
Riverside
Scott MleUart
Gilmer
Toward Lawless
Burton
George C. Mollenhauer
Seven drunks fined in police court Monday morning
Seven fines were assessed in police court Monday morning for intoxication. The usual fine of $2 and costs applied to Albert Joles, C OQ Burdett, Joseph Slater, Charles Barnett, John Rogers, H C Alexander and Al Steers. Albert Etckelschulte and Jack Smith, two black men, were granted continuances on peace disturbance charges from Saturday night at the carnival grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Joles
C OQ. Burdett
Joseph Slater
Charles Barnett
John Rogers
H.C. Alexander
al Steers
Albert Etckelschulte
Jack Smith
Soldiers and Sailors Home News Arts and Obits
James Walser died in hospital at 7 05 p m age 78. belonged to Co F Sth New York Heavy Artillery. Caroline Kirkpatrick died in hospital at 2 10 Sunday morning age 66. body to Chicago for burial with her daughter. James H W Leonard and John Milton discharged. Temperance league address by Rev Mr Wirkpatrick Monday night. Cottage interiors being painted. Mrs Harlow brings relics including a 6 by 6 ft wolf hide rug valued at 60 offered 100. Wigeie granted extra vacation. building poultry house continuation. Mr and Mrs Bernard visit. Bernard’s mother to farm home. Barn fire on Shentucke street slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walser
Co. F
New York Heavy Artillery
Louaves
Seattle
Wash
Caroline Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Chicago
James HW. Lenard
John Milton
Wirkpatrick
Grace Methodist Church
Temperance League
Cottage One
Harlow
Cottage 10
West
Wigeie
Kern
Cincinnati
Ten Cent
Sergeant
Sysires
Brenard
Decatur
Bernard
Afer
Creater Mart
Roland
Seniors Choose Glass Play for Class Production
The senior class will present Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines this spring. Tryouts were held Monday after school. casting will be announced today. Clarence Lineberger of the English department will coach the cast. The comedy promises humor and showcases the seniors' dramatic talent.
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Jinks
Horse Marines
Captain Jinks
Hhrse Marines
Clarence Lineberger
Deaths and memorials from Quincy area rights and notices
William A Samsen of 719 Van Buren street dies at 2 50 pm Monday of pneumonia after a five day illness. Born December 18 1848 in Kreis Randal Gross Weden Germany he was 67. He came to the United States at 30 with his wife settling in Quincy where he worked in stone work. He leaves a widow two sons William in Illinois cavalry and Henry at home a daughter Mrs Arthur Weisenburger four grandchildren and other relatives in Quincy and Germany Funeral announced later Grace Fuller of Chicago formerly Miss Grace Stewart of Quincy dies in Chicago tubercul logia leaves a son Typographical Union 59 pennant is mounted in Labor Temple lobby for 1915 16 champions with Arthur Volm Citgo Mulinex Richard Parcell John Otten and Henry Haller as pictured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam A. Samsen
van Buren Street
Mr. Samsen
Kreis Rendal
Gross Weden
Germany
United States
Quincey
Quincy
St. Jacobi Lutheran Church
Samson
William
Tlinois Cavalry
Henry
Arthur Weisenburger
Typographical Union
Labor Temple Bowling League
Temple
Arthur Volm
Citgo Mulinex
Richard Parcell
Ohn Otten
Elenry Haller
Moonlight Excursion By North Side Boat Club
The North Side Boat Club will host a moonlight excursion on the G. W. Hill Thursday evening May 23. The event invites members and guests to enjoy sailing and evening scenery aboard the vessel.
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North Side Boat Club
G. W. Hill
Hood's Sarsaparilla Offers Spring Blood Detox
The ad urges readers to cleanse and enrich blood in spring with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It promises improved energy, clearer skin, better appetite, sleep, and overall health. Claims the tonic is safe, effective, and unique with a forty year track record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Mrs Mary Ghertz Dies Aged 80 In German Methodist Home
Mrs. Mary Ghertz died after a lingering illness at the Old People's Home. Born in Holstein Germany on May 5 1836 she was 80. She came to America with John Ghetty in 1857 and had eight sons and one daughter. Funeral services will be held at the Home and burial in Lake Benton beside her husband.
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Mary Ghertz
Holstein
Germany
John Ghetty
America
Lake Benton
Minn
Nayward
Wis
Murdock
Nebr
A. H. IF. Hertzler
First
German Methodist Church
Funeral for Joseph D Robinson at Washington Street Home
The funeral for Joseph D Robinson will be held at 10 o clock Wednesday morning at the residence 615 Washington street. Burial follows in Woodland cemetery and is private. Friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Robinson
Joseph D Robinson
Washington Street
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral Held for Mrs Sophia B Harris at Home
The funeral for Mrs Sophia B Harris was conducted at 2 30 PM Monday in the home at 417 South Twelfth Street. Rev I W Binga man of Luther Memorial church officiated. Mrs George Reeves and Mrs John Inghram sang during the services as a large number of friends and relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia B. Harris
South ‘Twelfth Street
I. W. Bingaman
Luther Memorial Church
George Reeves
John Inghram
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Restful Sleep Claim
Consumer Henry Rudolph of Carmi Illinois reports relief from night-time backache and frequent waking after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims kidney trouble signs include painful bladder weakness, backache and rheumatism, all improved by the pills sold by Miller & Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Henry Rudolph
Carmi
Foley Kidney
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Adv
Obituary presents pallbearers and out-of-town relatives
The bearers were Harry Pierson, Fred Henderson, John Martin, and Walter Spakelbeck. Burial was in Woodland cemetery. Among the out-of-town relatives were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stoffregen of St. Louis, an uncle and aunt, and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kespohl of St. Louis, also an uncle and aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pierson
Fred Henderson
John Martin
Walter Spakelbeck
Woodland Cemetery
Charles Stoffregen
St. Louis
Emil Kespohl
St.Louis
Infant Russell E Goodapple Dies in Alleged Complications
Russell E Goodapple aged one month and one day died at 4 30 o clock Monday morning from a complication of diseases. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Melvin H Goodapple of 825 South Tenth street. He leaves three brothers George Alvin Earl and a sister Mildred and his grandparents Mr and Mrs George Goodapple and Mr and Mrs Henry Korte.
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Russell E. Goodapple
Russell E
Melvin H. Goodapple
South Tenth Street
George
Alvin
Earl
Mildred
George Goodapple
Henry Korte
Death of Mrs. Harry M. Clark in Indiana burial planned
Mrs. Harry M. Clark died Sunday in Waterloo Indiana at age unknown. She and her husband Mr. Clark lived in Quincy four or five years and were known locally. She leaves her husband one son Ward a University of Hamvis student and several brothers in Indiana. Burial will be in Vetersburg Indiana.
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Harry M. Clark
Noah Nettles
South Twentyfourth Street
Waterloo
Clark
Clarks
Quincy
Nettles
Ward
University of Hamvis
Indiana
Vetersburg
Ind
Funeral for Fred Warning at 2 PM at family home
The funeral of Fred Warning will be conducted at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the family residence at 1020 Vine Street. Burial will take place in Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Warning
Vine Street
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Bockenfeld Held at Home and Church
Mrs Elizabeth Bockenfeld funeral conducted at 8 AM Monday at residence Forty-eighth and Broadway and 9 AM at St Francis church by Father Didacus. Many relatives attended. bearers were George Willer Henry Willer George Upschulte John Upschulte Fred Burgdorf and George Zehnle. Burial followed at St Montlace cemetery.
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Elizabeth Bockenfeld
Forty-eighth
Broadway
St. Francis Church
Didacus
George
Henry Willer
John Upschulte
Fred Burgdorf
George Zehnle
St. Rontlace Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Anna Schumacher Held at Home and Church
The funeral for Mrs. Anna Schumacher was held at 8:30 a.m. in the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. H. Engels, 1124 North Ninth Street, and at 9 a.m. in St. John's Catholic Church. A solemn requiem Mass was performed with Rev. Father Postner as celebrant, Rev. Father Zurbensen as deacon, and Father Hohl as subdeacon.
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Anna Schumacher
Anna Schuumacher
B. H. Engels
North Ninth Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Postner
Father Zurbensen
Father Hohl
Service for St. John’s Church choir member held
A funeral service was conducted for a church choir member with bearers Ed and Joseph Rossmille and grandsons Albert, Robert, Elmer Laacke, and George Schumacher. Burial followed at St. Boniface cemetery. many floral tributes and attendees marked the service.
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St. John’s Church
Joseph Rossmille
Albert
Robert
Elmer Laacke
George Schumacher
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral services for Frederick H. Bartelt
The funeral for Frederick H. Bartelt will be at 2 o'clock this afternoon at his home 1023 Madison Street with private services, followed by a 2 30 o'clock service at Salem Evangelical Church. Burial is in Woodland Cemetery. Friends are invited to both church and cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Bartelt
Madison Street
Salem Evangelical Church
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral rites for Henry P Oberling held at Salem church
Henry P Oberling funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the family home 636 Kentucky Street and at 2:30 p.m. at Salem Evangelical Church conducted by Rev N J Leemhuis. The Salem quartet sang and many groups attended. Bearers were W Schnelle J Meyer T Bisser G Milbert A Mester and F Klusemann. Burial followed at Greenmount Cemetery.
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Henry P. Oberling
Kentucky Street
Salem Evangelical Church
N. J. Leemhuis
Salem Quartet
Beer Bottlers’ Union
Eaglesnd the Allemandusel Society
William Schnelle
Joseph Meyer
Theodore Bisser
George Milbert
Arthur Mester
Fred Klusemann
Greenmount Cemetery
Death of Child in St. Louis Reaches Mrs Hamm
Rev G D Ham learns from St Louis the death of the child of Mrs Hamm's brother Harry Metzner aged between one and two years. The child died Sunday afternoon. Mrs Hamm traveled by midnight train to attend the funeral today.
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G. D. Ham
St. Jacobi Lutheran Church
St. Louis
Death notices and building permits filed in city records
Mrs Katherine Cahill died at St Marys hospital after a lingering illness. She was age 84 and had lived in Guiney and Texas, born in Rhode Island, with her husband deceased previously and a sister Miss Mary Sullivan of Quincy. Building permits issued include Tames Penny for a one story brick dwelling on Spring between Fifth and Sixth at 1000 dollars, and Frank Ricker for remodeling a four story brick building with a one story brick addition at 5500 dollars.
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Katherine Cahill
St Mary's Hospital
Guiney
Rhode Island
Texas
Mary Sullivan
Quincey
Tames Penny
Spring
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Frank Ricker
Police Start On Annual Vacations For Police Staff
Police Clerk George Conrad and Officer Ned Hudson begin 15 days of paid vacation today, starting the department’s vacation season which runs until April 1 next year. By council action 15 days were approved this year, up from ten. Dates drawn include Conrad and Hudson May 16-30 and others through April 1. Some officers may exchange dates to fit preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Conrad
Ned Hudson
Police Department
Conrad
Hudson
Meyer
Mertins
Cook
Riley
Ernst and Schulte
Vernham
W. H. Ryan
H. Maas
Rosendale
Anderson
Haley
Westman
Guegel
Schapers
Ford
Meise
Griefer
Nichy An Bumster
Ryans
Duncan
Blackwood
Fischer
Saalig
Jr. Maas
Edwards
Ahern
Rathman
Simmonds
Brokamp
Boge
Marold
Laake
Lir Connell
Scharnhorst
Rice and
Y Defeats Chaddocks in Closely Fought Baseball Clash
The M. CG. A. team edged the Chaddock boys' school 17 to 16 on Saturday afternoon in a tight baseball game. Chaddock nine put up a strong effort but fell just short as key players from both teams delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaddocks
M. CG. A
Chaddock Boys' School
Chaddock
Wonder drug promises cures for kidney and bladder troubles
Text touts The Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder ailments in men and women and regulates bladder issues in children. It claims to dissolve gravel diabetes rheumatism and back problems with a two month treatment. Sales through mail for $1.60 from Dr B E Hall St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
BE. W. Hall
Ottve Street
St Louis
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Grand Jury
Wolfe Monday
Mostetter’s “E&e Stomach Bitters
U. S
Shentucke Street
Tohn Reane
Edward Bitter
William A. Samsen
Grace Fuller
Grace Stewart
Conrad and
Miller and Arthur Drug Co
Japanese
China
Langley
Haviland
Jardinieres
Roantree China Company
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