Coatsburg High School Holds May Commencement
May 19 Coatsburg High School holds its commencement at 8 pm in the M E church. The four girls and three boys in the graduating class include Inez Davis Mae Meier Myra Corse Florence Cate Francis Frese Arthur Eicken and Lloyd Heidbreder. The program features a processional Co Ed March music by the Quincy quartet and a speech by E G Bauman superintendent of Quincy schools. Diplomas are presented by John Hi Steiner with other awards to County Judge Lyman McCarl. Benediction by Rev H H Waltmire.
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Coatsburg
Coatsburg ‘High School
M. E. Oh
Inez Davis
Mae Meier
Myra Corse
Florence Cate
Francis Frese
Arthur Eicken
Lloyd Heidbreder
Quincy Quartet
Francis Zimmerman
H. H. Waltmire
G. Bauman
Quincy Schools
Norway” Quartet
John Hi. Steiner
Serifs
Angel’s Serenade
Lyman McCarl
Barry Commencement Plans Highlight Local High School
Barry May 19 Our community focuses on the high school events for the week. Friday class day exercises, Sunday baccalaureate with Rev Quick preaching, and Monday May 22 commencement at the Christian church with orator Rev J C Handly of Joplin Mo. Sixteen graduates include Louie D Strubinger Jessie M Hess Hays L Ownby Sue Easley Mary L Dilley Herman Wart Lloyd Clark Mary FE Moyer Senora Freeman Ivan Early Arthur M Fladley Aaron Chamberlin Ruth Margaret Williams Pearl Myers Helen Elizabeth Rusk Alma Stroheker Prof and Mrs Walter Shuhart arrived from California where he teaches at a top college. Mrs Shuhart to stay with her parents while he assists at Wines State University. Rev G W Chixon left for a preacher meeting in Minneapolis.
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Louie D. Strubinger
Jessie M. Hess
Hays L. Ownby
Sue Easley
Mary L. Dilley
Herman Wart
Lloyd Clark
Mary FE. Moyer
Senora Freeman
Ivan Early
Arthur M. Fladley
Aaron Chamberlin
Ruth Margaret Williams
Pearl Myers
Helen Elizabeth Rusk
Alma Stroheker
Walter Shuhart
California
National Bank
Buerken and Keampen
Quincy
Grim Reaper
Chas Bradshaw
Sexton
Geo. W. Wilson
Wm.l. Johnson
B. B. Sparks
Hadley
Turn on lights in Golden Saturday
Golden May 19 Officials of Central Miners Public Service announce lights will be ready to turn on next Saturday night May 20 A band concert free moving pictures and other entertainments are planned The town and surrounding area anticipate permanent electricity and a day night service better than the local plant provides
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Golden
Central Miners Public Service Company
IDECATUR MAN IS ELECTED DIRECTOR IDECATUR MAN IS ELECTED DIRECTOR
Adolph Mueller of Decatur TL was elected a director of the National Association of Manufacturers at the convention final session. Colonel George Pope of Hartford Conn was re elected president for the fourth term. Murder Suspect Released.
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New York
Adolph Mueller
Decatur
National Association ‘of Manufacturers
George Pope
Hartford
Conn
Edina Citizen A G Bostrick Dies At 75
A G Bostrick leading Edina citizen died at home in Edina Missouri on Thursday aged 75 of hardening of the arteries. He served as Edina public school principal starting in 1885 for eight years and later ran a grocery business. Survived by wife Mary Eines, an adopted son Harry Bostrick, two sisters, and no children. Funeral planned at home under Odd Fellows auspices.
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Isbs
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Bostrick
I. O. QO. F. Lodge
Benton
Miss
Absalom Bostrick
North Carolina
Tennessee
Nashville
Mary E. Iines
Harry Bostrick
Thomas Jordan
Los Angeles
Cal
W. D. Covington
Tenn
New Books Added To Public Library
A public library announces ready at 9 o'clock this morning a list of new books. Authors include Adams Charles Francis Adams autobiography, Dreiser Plays of the natural and supernatural, O'Brien Best short stories of 1915, Lee Constructive and preventive philanthropy, James Munro Principles and methods of municipal administration, and Zahm Through South America's Southlands. The collection spans history, science, art, travel, and fiction.
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Charles Francis Adams
Bangs
Bennett
Benson
Thorley Weir
Bourne
Gary
Byrne
Cobb
Coville
Craig
DeForest and Veiller
Dreiser
Dunn
Ebers
Egypt
Farrar
Geraldine Farrar
Ferrero
Caesar
Nero
Fisher
Flaccus
Howe
Germany
Gleason
Hilda
Goncharov
Oblamov
Hatcher
Hill
Johnson
Kalaw
Lazarovich-Hrebelianovich
Lee
MacKaye
Caliban
Yellow Sands
Munro
O'Brien
O'Donnell
Newman
Rowe
Siepert
Bird
Simmonds
Spencer
Steiner
Terrs—Bach
Todd
Benedict Arnold
Henry Vile
Court
Weiller
Walsh
Cam Clarke
Wilkinson
Dardanelles
Wood—City
Zahm
South America
Southlands
Pinckneyville Man Elected Pittsfield Schools Head
Pittsfield board of education elected R R Kimmell superintendent to succeed J C Reeder. Kimmell, 36, a Normal University grad, has 16 years in education and teaches in Pinckneyville. Ball Ball, commercial teacher, re elected. Other hires: Miss Ethel Harpole math, Miss Vida Nighbert music and drawing. East building grade teachers listed. Mattie Merrill resigns after 47 years in primary.
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Pittsfield
Vida Nighbert
Tligh School
HH. P. Hooper
Rive Forman
Maggie Higgins
Ida Foote
Sada Abers
Ethel Rainwater
Henrietta Webster
Mabel Gray
East School
Olive Kendrick
West School
Mattie Mernll
Day In Congress Updates and Inaugural Swearing-In
House members met at noon to consider a Kenyan resolution for open sessions and nominations. Debates resumed on rivers and harbors appropriations. Recessed 4:50 p.m. to 11 a.m. Friday. George W. Bowers sworn in for West Virginia district two succeeding the deceased Democrat. Adjourned 6:08 p.m. to 11 a.m. Friday. The spinster always says it is a mistake to marry too young.
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House
George W. Bowers
West Virginia
Representative Brown
Dr King's New Discovery for children coughs
Watch the child's cough and nasal irritation. If neglected it may lead to catarrh later. Dr King's New Discovery is a sweet tar syrup that children will take, with gentle laxative action to purge waste poisons. Ask your druggist and safeguard against serious colds.
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Dr. King
John Garrett of Camp Point Dies
John Garrett of Camp Point dies at home at 6 p.m. Thursday after stomach trouble. A prominent Adams County resident, he had been in poor health but recently active in town, once running a shoe business and building a local store. He was a longtime member who helped with the new church after the old burned. His death shocks local friends.
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Camp Point
John Garrett
Adams County
Garrett
Christian Church
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