State Eagles meet in Quincy with three day program
John Fuerbier outlines the official state convention schedule to be held in Quincy June 11 to 13 with over 1 1,000 visitors and delegates. The program lists opening ceremonies, memorials, addresses by Carl G. Winter and J F Seymour, parade, grand ball, officer nominations, elections, and city tours. Local committee members include Judge P W Reardon and John Fuerbier.
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John Fuerbier
The
Eagles
Quincy
Frank Sullivan
Chicago
Charles Ross
Quincy Aeris
H. J. Leemhuis
Myrtle Huffman
J. A. Thompson
Rolland M. Wagner
Chadwick
John Fuelbier
Marston
Stevenson
Myrtle Tuffman
America
Carl G. Winter
Indianapolis
Grand Worthy
Eagles’ Temple
Eugies’ Temple
Committee chairmen named for event planning roles
Finance Charles Ross leads entertainment Henry Geschwindner reception Dr. E. F. Stannus badges and program Charles W. Zang opening session Fred G. Smith parade and printing Oliver F. Robb hotels John Fuelbier assist in coordinating duties for the opening and related activities.
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P. W. Reardon
John Fuelbier
Charles Zang
Fred G. Smith
FE. F. Stannus
Charles Ross
O. F. Robb
Henry
Not More Than Four Criminal Cases to Be Tried Next Week
Not more than four cases will be tried in the criminal court next week when the petit jury reports. M Waggoner will be tried for horse theft. Marion Junis faces trial for rape incest and taking indecent liberties with a minor child. James Jay is ready for burglary. Dr George Burch’s case for performing a criminal operation on a minor is not expected to be called due to absent witnesses. A continuance was granted to George Sherman and son for manslaughter. The court aims to keep the jury’s time to a minimum and docket will be set today. Civil cases likely pushed to September if parties’ attorneys agree.
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Criminal Court
Petit Jury
M. Waggoner
Marion ‘Unis
James Jay
Bay Front
George Burch
George Sherman
George, Jr
Henry Siegfried
Columbus Township
Sherman
Service Flag For Philadelphia Boys
Philadelphia community to dedicate a service flag next Sunday with music and speeches by prominent men. The event will photograph the flag with relatives of the pictured soldiers. a gold star will honor Percy Claggett who was lifted in action. Names include Raymond McKamey Darrell Smoot Ursal Smoot Fred Epker Clay Gibbons Tom Bleich Tom Feaster Herbert Pepper Miller Crane Ellery Smoot Slemer Clark Hugh Phillips Fred Gray Grover Gray Fred Dias Ferey Ewing.
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Palmyra
Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Raymond McKamey
Darrell Smoot
Ursal Smoot
Fred Epker
Clay Gibbons
Tom Bleich
Tom Feaster
Herbert Pepper
Miller Crane
Ellery Smoot
Slemer Clark
Hugh Phillips
Fred Gray
Grover Gray
Fred Dias
Ferey Ewing
Percy Claggett
Swith
Red Cross Forges War Message Link to Germany
The Red Cross announces a new war service to deliver messages from residents to relatives in Germany allied countries or enemy territories. Free of cost, messages pass through chapters, the Division Office, and the Bureau of Communication with paraphrase translations and neutral-country routing.
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Red Cross
Germany
Commission
United States
American Red Cross
Bureau of Communication
National Headquarters
Evan Williams Tenor Dies in Akron Ohio
Evan T Williams a noted tenor died Friday morning in Akron City Hospital after an illness. He was a prominent figure in local concerts and musical circles. Funeral arrangements were not immediately disclosed.
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Evan Williams
Akron, Ohio
Akron
Evan T. Williams
City Hospital
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