Celebration of Church in July to Feature Former Pastors
Luther Memorial church announces July celebration with former pastors Rev H A Ort and Rev E P Schueller returning to give addresses. Rev Ort based in Topeka Kansas and Rev Schueller in Albuquerque New Mexico will be featured speakers along with Dr Yaver of Chicago and Dr Nicholas of Springfield. A hayseed social to raise funds for repairing the church basement will be held after a Sunday service.
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Luther
AL Ort
Topeka
Kans
E. P. Schuetter
Alburquerque
Yaver
Chicago
United States
Nicholas
Springfield
Brotherhood of Men of the
Luther Memorial Church
First Communions Held Across Churches
Twenty three youths at St. Boniface church and thirty at St. John's church received their first communion on Sunday morning, marking a shared rite of faith within the community.
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St. Boniface Church
St. John's Church
Parochial School Asters Lead Church Services
Children were accompanied by the asters of the parochial schools. Rev. Father Degenhardt celebrated at St. Boniface church and Rev. Father Postner at St. John's.
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Father Degenhardt
St. Boniface
Father Postner
St. John’s
Mothers' Day Observed at Melrose Church
Mothers day was observed Sunday in the Melrose church with special music readings and an orchestra. The sermon was delivered by Rev. J. O. Kirkpatrick pastor of the Grace Methodist church.
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Melrose Church
J. O. Kirkpatrick
Grace Methodist Church
Louis Blickhan
North Eighth Street
Vermont Street Methodist Church
N. M. Rize
Charles E. Nobbis
Ren Bruening
Walter Sheer
John Dailey
Albert Jansen
J. Wielfing
Greenmount Cemetery
Grace Methodist preacher lectures on Asia slides shown
Rev. Kirkpatrick of Grace Methodist church lectured on Southern and Eastern Asia Sunday evening. He illustrated the talk with wonderful slides. The house was crowded and the talk was especially good.
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UO. Kirkpatrick
The
Grace Methodist Chad
Asia
Memorial Services Sunday at Soldiers Home
Memorial day observances are set for Sunday May 238 at the Soldiers and Sailors Home with morning cemetery services and an address by Rev J Kirkpatrick. The Dickson orchestra provides afternoon music in the hall along with Carl S Reed and Mr Wessell. A Dickson family concert caps the evening. All are invited.
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J. Kirkpatrick
Dickson Orchestra
Carl S. Reed
Mr. Wessell
Dickson
Former Pastor to Lead 25th Luther Memorial Anniversary
Rev Edward P Schuler of Albuquerque former Luther Memorial pastor will celebrate the churchs 25th anniversary the week of July 19 with sermons by Rev Ott the Sunday before and Rev Schuler the following Sunday He led Luther Memorial for 13 years and now pastors St Pauls Lutheran in Albuquerque
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Edward P. Schuler
Albuquerque
N. M
Luther Memorial Church
Mr. Ott
Mr. Schuler
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Real estate transfers list multiple Quincy parcels and sums
Real estate transfers show Gottlieb Schang to Henry L Mohr and Henry L Mohr to J M Rohn trustee with portions in sections 21 and 22, prices ranging around 9000. Other transfers include George J Sander to Louis B Farnsworth in Keyes addition Quincy for 4000, Farnsworth to William H Brazelton for 2600, Theodore C Poling to Stephen Terryman for 3380, Robert D Lemley to John Fuelbier for 500, Edward P Allen to Henry H Beck for 14600, Carolina Niekamp to Henry J Heidbreder for 5000, Joseph H Morton to Silas J Morton for 175, and Thomas S Adams to F J Brinkoetter for island No 22 in section 28 for 246.
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Gottlieb Schang
Henry L. Mohr
J. M. Rohn
George J. Sander
Louis B. Farnsworth
Keyes’ Addition
Quincy
Louis B
Henry H. Beck
Carolina Niekamp
Henry J. Heidbreder
Reis
Joseph H. Morton
Silas J. Morton
Thomas S. Adams
F. J. Brinkoetter
South End Island No. 22
Veteran LA PRAIRIE MAN DIES AT AGE 89
Andrew Jackson Walker aged 89 a Civil War veteran dies after a stroke in LA PRAIRIE ILL, where he had long lived and served as postmaster. He was born in Virginia and served four years in the 29th Illinois volunteers. He leaves six children and was buried in Pulaski cemetery after funeral at the local Methodist church.
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Illinois Volunteers
Katherine Ferree
Pennsylvania
Charles A
Galesburg
Jennie E. McKeowen
Methodist
Pulaski Cemetery
Alo Warl and Bia Hotchiss Visit Memoahis Visitor
Alo Warl and Bia Hotchiss of Memoahis Missouri visited the city Sunday. They were seen touring downtown and were hosted by local residents during their stay.
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Alo Warl and
Bia" Hotchiss
Memoahis, Mo
Paul Waterkotte Dies at St Mary's Hospital
Paul Waterkotte seven years ten months old son of Mr and Mrs Herman Waterkotte of 1104 Cherry street died at St Marys Hospital at 5 30 PM Monday from injuries after a horse kicked him last Tuesday evening. He was taken to the hospital for relief and returned home Thursday morning but developed lockjaw and died. Born Quincy July 22 1908 he was a pupil at St Johns parochial school. Survived by parents two brothers Robert and Elmer and sister Edith. Funeral notice later.
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Frederick Burmeyer
South Thirteenth Street
Amt Schletter
Lippe Detmold
Germany
America
Quincy
Christ Evangelical Church
Charles
Edward
Gustav
Meta Buschmeyer
Carl Rees
Robison
Kaw
Burmeyer
Greenmount Cemetery
Paul Waterkotte
Herman Waterkotte
Cherry Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. John’s
Robert
Elmer
Edith
Schlagenhauf Named By Colored Voters In Ward Meeting
William Schlagenhauf was indorsed for state attorney and Lawrence Travilla for the state board of equalization by the colored Republicans of the fourth ward at a meeting on York Street Monday evening. Over 150 voters attended as P. P. Swan and E. J. Morton spoke.
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Schlagenhauf
William Schlagenhauf
States Attornney
Lawrence Travilla
State Board of Equalization
Fourth Ward
York Street
P. P. Swan
8. J. Morton
Board to hear South Front Street plans postponed
The city board of local improvements will meet Saturday to hear plans for South Front street improvement but the session was postponed from May 20 due to absent members.
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Front Street
City Board of Local Improvements
South Front Street
Local notables and visitors fill city scenes
Earl Nolan AP operator begins his annual vacation with a N. S. B. C. moonlight steamer trip on the G. W. Hill while Thomas A. Ready AP operator returns to duty after illness. Crooks & Cox millinery sale draws crowds and Weilers advertise Victor records. Several locals depart for visits to Shelbina and Independence. Moonlight excursion on Wednesday May 24 draws attention as Weems laundry staff ride the same steamer.
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Earl Nolan
Associated Press
G. W. Hill
Howard Freeman
Empire Garage
South Eleventh Street
Weilers
Thomas A. Ready
Crooks & Cox
Carl Leifhelm
Jersey Street
Shelbina
Victor Records
Thomas McDavitt
St. Paul
Ira Calkins
Weems
Two Million Dollar Trust Fund Set for Illinois Colleges
A $2,000,000 trust fund to benefit ten Illinois colleges and charities and administered by Merchants Loan and Trust company was arranged by Eli B. Williams. Beneficiaries include Illinois College, Rockford College, Monmouth College, Illinois Wesleyan, Millikin University, the Chicago Commons, Home for Crippled Children, Chicago Orphan Asylum, Old People's Home, and Episcopal Home for Old Persons. Each receives a tenth of the income.
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Chicago
Merchants Loan and Trust Company
Ilinois Colleges and Charities
Eli B. Williams
Illinois’ College
Rockford College
Monmouth College
Ilinois Wesleyan
Millikin University
Chicago Commons
Home For Crippled Children
Chicago Orphen Asylum
Old People’s Home
Episcopal Home For
Old Persons
Innovative summer vests and hosiery offerings attract shoppers
The article highlights adjustable women’s ribbed vests with convertible shoulder straps for multiple necklines and a nursing garment. It promotes vegetable silk hosiery brands Luxite and Fibre Silk at 33 cents a pair, notes rest room access, and touts a range of white fashion items from tots’ dresses to wedding and commencement dresses priced from 1.25 to 25 dollars, including Arnold knit drawers for hot weather.
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Arnold
Palm Beach
Jersey
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H. A. Ort
E. P. Schueller
Majestic
Maine St
J. Quincy
Ladies
Ad Reas
C Uiilcura
Dept. 214
Boston
LA Prairie
Andrew Jackson Walker
Wallace Fields
Walace Fields
Oak Street
Illinois
Ninth
Catherine Leisen
St. Vincent's Home Chapel
Father Rice
Purialwan
James Lenane
Calvin Merritt
Vinestreat
St. Ross of Liran Church
Father Brennan
Lawrence Hand
Louis Johnson
Thomas Purced
T. O'Brien
Thomas McDonald
T. Bisinger
St. Peters Cemetery
Lottie Schemkemper
St Francis Catholic Church
Path
Ed Didacus
Pete Pinkelman
Chris Wand
Frank Hollander
Mr. Kroner
Henry Meise
Werman Vonderhaar
Calvary Cemetery
J. Arnold Vincent
Little J. Arnold Vincent
Earl Vincent
Adams Street
A. W. Fruechte
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Alfred Meyer
Dora Holtman
Adele Niemeyer
A. J. Niemeyer
Independence
Kan
Carl
Robert Alexander
Elizabeth
Thomas Breckinridge
Lawrence Randall
Canton
Ed Randall
G. EK. Roth
Barton
Miss Waller
Hannibal
City
H. H. Brown
State Savings, Loan and Trust Company
Rushville
Quincy Gas, Electric and Heating
Philbrick
H.H. Philbrick
Fahrenstecher's
Investi
Cov
Crvyou
Delft
Dar
College G
Atai
Atsoc
Rhea
Kespohl Mohrenstechers
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