Memorial Day Plans Complete Parade Starts at 9 15 AM
Memorial day exercises set for Woodland cemetery on May 30 with J M Brown as parade marshal and Henry C Turner in charge of the program. After the downtown parade reaches the cemetery, schoolchildren will decorate graves with flags, followed by a multi-act program, speeches, and hymnals.
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J. M. Brown
Henry C. Turner
John Woodpost
Woodland Cemetery
Naval
Fifth Infantry Hand
Sr. Po Osgood
John Wood Post
Gen. Logan
Leo Stewart
Fifth Infantry Land
Miss Riggs
Ingersoll
G. W. White
Franklin
Emerson
Jefferson
Irving
Webster
Berrian
Henry ©. Turner
Henry S. Wells
Charles D. Center
Fifth Infantry
N. R. Hill
F. 8. Wood
W. E. Yarbrough
I N. G
D. G. Kilbourn
J. P. Beatty
Marks Alexander
G. F. Garner
Illinois Naval Reserve
A. L. Castle
John Wood
Tenth Division
Ill
Naval Reserve
G. A. R. Chaddock College
Seventh
Hampshire
Seventh Street
Clingis Naval Reserve
Fourth Street
Maine Street
Eighth Street
Floral parade lines up for soldiers graves at Woodland
Time the parade forms at 9 a m and starts promptly at 9 15 a m Charles D Center Lieut Col Chief of Staff Flower Dopes The west store room in the Majestic theater building is set aside for reception of all flowers donors may wish to contribute for decorating soldiers graves All persons asked to bring flowers to this room Monday morning where a committee of women will receive them
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Woodland Cemetery
Charles D. Center
Majestic Theater
Local Notices From Quincy Area Weekend Activities
Local items note Cicero Whitaker and Elbert Hans brough of Taylor Missouri in Quincy on Saturday for business. BEVO cereal beverage advertised. Thompson, Palmyra representative of W. E. Stewart Land Co. in Texas, in Quincy. Decoration day at St. Vincent's Home picnic and dinner. W R Thomas plans Chicago visit for convention. Blue Ribbon offers biggest lunch all day. Mrs. Harry Foltz ill but slowly recovering at sister-in-law’s home. REVO soft drinks advertised. Clarence Olinger of Keokuk to visit father-in-law Herman Beckmeyer and Mrs. Olinger. St. Vincent's Home benefit picnic reminder. HeClllan of Springfield visiting. Mrs. Harry Vancil visiting sister-in-law Mrs. T. B. Kenady. Dr. H F Lafler offers chiropractic care. Mrs. H Fuhrman to visit daughter for two weeks by Eli. Lawndale described as prime area for first class homes. Poling & Co promotion.
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Cicero Whitaker
Elbert Hansbrough
Taylor
Quincy
BEVO
Bevo. C
Thompson
Palmyra
W. E. Stewart Land: Co
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
St. Vincent's Home
W. R. Thomas
Maple Streets
Chicago
Elza Flight
Joseph R. Thomas
Blue Ribbon
Harry Foltz
Claude Morton
South Fifth Street
Clarence Olinger
Keokuk
Herman Beckmeyer
Olinger
St. Vincent's
HeClllan
Macomb
Springfield
Ill
Snyder
Harry Vancil
East St. Louis
T. B. Kenady
North Sixth Street
H. F. Lafler
Illinois State Bank
H. Fuhrman
Eli
Glee Club Recital at Vermont Street Church Tonight
The Chamber of Commerce Glee Club performs a sentence of hymns and anthems at 7 45 pm in Vermont Street Methodist Church. Program includes Organ prelude Chorus of Angels Praise Ye the Father Savior Comfort Me Abide With Me Jesus Lover of My Soul Absent Now the Day is Over and a Life Chain of Fragments along with an organ postlude by Chas W Weiler the church organist and director.
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Chamber of Commerce Glee Club
Vermont Street
Chorus of
Angels
S. Clark
the Father
Glee Club
Max E. Shippee
Jesus
Stern
Chas W. Weiler
Melrose Orchestra to Aid Grace Methodist Service
The Melrose orchestra will travel to Grace Methodist church tonight to provide music for the service. The group participates in the local religious event, offering musical accompaniment for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Orchestra
Grace Methodist Church
To Preach In Fowler
Rev H McPherson of the Chad dock Boys School will preach in Fowler this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Rev. H. ©. McPherson
the Chaddock Boy's School
Memorial Sermon at Soldier's and Sailor's Home
Rev. J. Kirkpatrick will deliver the Memorial sermon at the Soldier's and Sailor's Home this afternoon.
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S. Home
Rev. J
Kirkpatrick Will
Soldier's and
Sailor's Home
This Skin PeelING Trend Shocks Society Ladies
A fashionable trend credits mereorized wax with peeling away old skin to reveal a fresher, whiter layer in a week or two. Women use wax nightly as a cosmetic, noting natural looking results without discomfort. Another popular treatment dissolves saxolite powder in hazel to remove wrinkles as a wash lotion.
Litany and Eucharist Schedule at Good Shepherd Church
Litany at 6 30, Holy Eucharist at 7 00, and evening prayer at 4 30 on Rogation days Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at Good Shepherd Church In Holy Thursday and Ascension day Holy Eucharist celebrated at 6 00 7 00 and 9 00 mornings with matins at 8 30 and evening prayer at 4 30
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Good Shepherd Church
Miniature barrels distributed by Missouri Synod churches
Sunday and parochial school children receive small barrels to fill for church extension funds and the October 1917 jubilee. The effort runs from now until the event, with children working to fill their barrels.
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Missouri Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Auto Outing After Play Ends In Storm Skid
Ten cars carried the Possum Town Minstrels of the First Christian church to Liberty. One car owned by Ed Hunsaker was winded in a storm while the others reached home after 11 p.m. Earl Farrar May Farrar Iri Hunsaker and Mr and Mrs Hun-saker were aboard the sliding vehicle.
Mud hole ends ride as polls close on Twenty Fourth Street
A group turning a corner on Burton road on Twenty Fourth Street landed in a mud hole. The incident delayed their return home until after 5 o'clock when they were finally polled out and could go home.
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Twenty-Fourth
Burton Road
Death summons Reverend Goetz to Warrenton for nephew's funeral
Reverend Emil Goetz pastor of Beth el Methodist church was called to Warrenton Missouri on Friday night by the death of his nephew Alfred Goetz. He will stay in Warrenton until next week to attend the graduation exercises of Central Wesleyan College in Warrenton.
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Emil Goetz
Bethel Methodist Church
Warrenton
Alfred Goetz
Goetz
Central Wesleyan College
Jurgens-Lake Wedding At Camp Point Office
Edward L. Jurgens of Camp Point and Opal Lake of Columbus wed Saturday at 5:30 PM in Judge McCain's office. They were joined by three friends. The bride wore white.
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Jurgens Lake
Edward L. Jurgens
Camp Point
Opal Lake
Columbus
McCain
Johnson and Kraft Tie Knot in Quincy Office
Orville Johnson and Miss Jennie Kraft of Quincy were married in Justice of the Peace E. J. Bonney’s office at 8 PM Saturday. Johnson works at the Dayton-Dix Pump works.
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Orville Johnson
Jennie Kraft
Quincy
Justice of the.Peace
E. J. Bonney
Johnson
Dayton-Dix
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Majestic
Maine St
Lawndale
Twenty-fourth Street
T. C. Poling & Co
Chamber of Commerce Organization
Vermont Methodist
ANCK
Anck Bros
Idna Rugh Webster
Ida Sanftleben
Tai
Duker’s
Victrola Records
Kentucky
Hawaii
Norah Acushla
McCormack
Palm Beach
Quincy's
Johnson- Kraft
Maine
Charles
Gile
Monroe Street
DE Remer
Axminster
Sik
Stretton Union
Nainsock Athletic Union
WCE
Duker CO
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