Plans Made to Annex More Property to City
North of Broadway to Twenty Fourth Street and east to Thirtieth Street residents petitioned Quincy officials to annex their land so their children can attend public schools. Aldermen gave initial approval to study the steps, with a second petition referred for more signatures. The council also moved to coordinate with the school board to allow children of petitioners to attend Quincy schools during court approval. Other actions included grading Twenty eighth Street for factory access, approving audits and street improvements, and handling damage suits and a license refund dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Twenty-fourth Street
Thirtieth Street
Quincy
O. FE. Law
W. D. Walker
LD. Owen
James Riggs
Qabl
Lindlstrees
Aldeman
Bartlet
Charles Bartlett
Circuit Court
Ross
Duke Schroer
Alderman Myers
Thompson
Quincy Public
Myers, McNutt and Simmonds
M. C. Whitman
United Cereal Mills
Lawson and
Nichols
Will Grade
Twenty-eighth
Chestnut To
Lind Streets
Chestnut Street
Twenty-eighth Street
Twentyfourth Street
Quincy Clearing House Association
Liberty Loan
Alderman Ellis
Augustus Thomas
New York
Mr. Thomas
Kansas City
Council of National Defense
Simmonds
Schroer
Coures
Jefforsom
Water Works Commission
Hleary C. Sprick
Wamen
Pierson
Quincey
Ulinois
Chamber of Commerce
Truman T. Pierson
Ilian Hipp
Grover Martin
Bartlett
Louis Bowen
Louis Melton
Bowen
Togethr
Simon McMann
Allaywood
Sam Hyatt
Finance Committee
Aldennan Owen
Owen
Washington
Jefferson
Exacificio
Quincey Boulevard and Park Association
Bowling results from Turner and St Boniface alleys
In Turner hall, Hugh Dehners beat Merkels two of three with game scores 715 810 and 670 795 770. Kellers beat Bartletts 853 814 829 and 826 842 791. At St Boniface alleys, Wolves took two of three from Pirates with totals 748 727 764 for Wolves and 734 805 766 for Pirates. The last line notes a coy remark about a woman's smile.
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St. Boniface
Wolves
Pirates
OSS
War Trade Board Tightens Embargo
The War Trade Board tightened the embargo on munitions shipments to Mexico. Regular permit applications are required for all sizes, replacing prior licenses under $100,000. Exporters must sign an agreement guaranteeing goods do not reach enemies or their allies and require written U.S. consul approval for shipments.
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War Trade Board
Mexico
United States
Church News Briefs From Central and Other City Churches
The Men s Bible class of Central Baptist will host a Friday banquet in Fourth and Jersey Street parlors with 42 members and a weekly bulletin. District Verband quarterly meeting at St Mary s hall features Rev Father Didi e and other speakers. St Pat s women plan monthly coffee. East End Christian church group hosts Halloween party Oct 30 at Miss Daisy Mollenhauer s home. Church canvass meeting set for Sunday at 7:45 with male volunteers. Miss Marie Margott harpist performed at St Rose mass. she will play at a parish card party in the school hall. St Luke s day to be observed at Good Shepherd with 8 and 9 o clock services. Central Baptist women s circles meet Thursday at 1 and 4 with Mrs Iler 98244 Maine street. 3 with Mrs Mumper 1640 Jersey street. 6 with Mrs Wilcox 2211 Hamp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
Fourth
Jersey Street
Howard S. Calwell
Third Baptist Church
St. Louis
Distrikts Verband
St. Mary’s Hall
Father Didie
St. Francis Church
Christian Endeavor Society
East End
Marie Margott
St. Rose Church
Miss Margott
Theodore Iler
Maine Street
Dave Mumper
Dave Wilcox
Hamp
National Apple Day Change Promotes November First
National Apple Day moves to November first for this and future years to gain tastier fruit for the feast. The International Apple Shippers’ association sponsors the event with prizes and 1000 barrels shipped to Belgium, plus aid to French trenches. Scouts in Massachusetts collect windfalls for cantonments while firms seek markets for seconds and by products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
International Apple Shippers’ Association
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Rochester
N. C
Belgium
France
Europe
Order of the Red Cross
Massachusetts
Boy Scouts
Quincy
Adams County
Camp Logan
Camp Dodge
Local Church Groups Prepare Activities Across City
Rev W O Sharix, pastor of Central Baptist, heads to Moline Ill for the Baptist state convention with Herbert Hendricks. St Johns Guild meets all day at Mrs Edward Princes 1650 Maine St with noon luncheon. Men's Society meets Monday Oct 22. Ladies Aid of First Methodist meets Wednesday at 2. Grace Methodist Epworth League holds a Wednesday evening business meeting. Cottage prayer meeting at Mr Wittman’s home on Cherry Street.
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W. O. Sharix
Central Baptist Church
Moline
Ill
Herbert Hendricks
St. John’s Guild of the Cathedral
Edward Prince
Maine Street
Grace Methodist Epworth League
J. J. Rieb
The
Rich Clothing Company
New York
Weiter’s
Snyder’s
O. H. Grover
Ursa
North Side
Ray Grumman
Camp Point
W. W. Waltmeyer
la Prairie
Collins Plow Co
Carl Siedel, Jr
Lincoln
Neb
Julius Siedel
Weiler’s
Grover Jones
Hampshire Street
T. W. McGarnon
North Second Street
Texas
B. D. Turer
Ft. Douglas
Utah
Men's League of
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Three Generations of Women and a Remedy Ad
The young women their mothers and grandmothers endorse Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe non narcotic remedy from medicinal roots and herbs. It claims to restore health from female illnesses and urges trials to relieve suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Orpheum Delmonti Duo Opens With Pleasing Hoop Act
At the Orpheum Delmonti Duo open the first half with hoop boomerang and hat juggling. Al Abbott introduces songs with a small accordion and costume changes on stage. Donegan and Curtis perform a musical skit though it drags. De Marest and Collette mix talk with fiddling and cello, winning encore. Azard Brothers close with athletic diving, while Henry Jackson is jailed for wife abandonment and released after promising weekly support.
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Delmonti
Orpheum
Abbott
Donegan
Curtis
Azard Brothers
Farewell Banquet Given for Missionaries Mr and Mrs Lewis
The farewell banquet honored Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lewis at the Vermont Street Baptist church with about 300 members attending. Speakers praised their mission to Burma, noted language challenges, and called for patience and support as they prepare to extend the Kingdom of God abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lee Lewis
Baptist Church
Lee Lewis
Vermont Street
The
Lewis
H. O. Channon
T. D. Woodruff
Charles McNeill
America
W. O. Shank
Orient
W. W. Bourne
Mr. Lewis
Burma
David Shantz
J W. Atchison
Home Secretary of Foreign Missions
Mr. Atchison
Japan
China
Baptist Missionary Society
Weiler's piano bargains and local notices
Weiler's promotes Victrolas and pianos from $15 to $300 with Finest tones while listing residents traveling for work, visitors from Washington and Macomb, local church events, dances, radiator gear, and gifts. Several residents travel, return, or plan to join spouses, and area businesses advertise services and entertainment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twentyfourth
Council
New Body
Church News
St. Pat's
Good Shepherd Church
Shire Street
Everett Stratman
North Fifth Street
J. F. Daugherty
North Sixth Street
Ladies’ Aid of
First Methodist Church
Henry Jackson
John Coens
H. C. Sinnock
South Fourth Street
Hannibal
Bell-Ans
Kimball Arion
Weilers
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