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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1919

Page

2

Wife sues husband for divorce and alimony

Mrs. Margaret Sendlein files suit for divorce from Victor H. Sendlein alleging years of cruelty including bicycle assault and repeated abandonments. She seeks alimony, child custody, injunctions against withdrawing funds, and attorney fees as two children, Robert and Dolores, are involved.

Victor H. Sendlein Margaret Sendlein Sendleins Robert Dolores St. Louis Ninth State Streets Sendlein State Street Bank John E. Wall

Lease Bridge In Richfield Accepted

Superintendent of Highways L L Boyer spent Friday in the county accepting the Lease bridge in Richfield township recently completed by contractor William Kirtley. Boyer also let the Quincy to Liberty road digging contract, Ed Geisel of Bureon as contractor, to be funded by townships. At Columbus Grand Army Encampment two Ohio born Civil War brothers who had not seen each other for 59 years met.

L. L. Boyer Richfield Township William Kirtley William Thompson Boyer Quincy Liberty Ed Geisel Bureon Grand Army Columbus

Doctor Pearce Discharged From Navy Returns to Quincy

Lieutenant Warren Pearce, who left Quincy after war declaration to serve as a Navy physician, has been discharged at Great Lakes and will visit Chicago with his wife before resuming medical practice in Quincy. He spent May largely in New York and was stationed at the Great Lakes since early this month.

Warren Pearce Quincy Navy Great Lakes Pearce

Denied Walkout at Wheel Works Over Pay Claim

Oliver B. Williams denied reports of a ten man walkout at the J. R. Little Metal Wheel company Friday night. He said there was no walkout and salaries were not raised. Rumor claimed workers earned 3.20 to 3.50 dollars daily and sought 40 cents an hour for ten hours, which was refused.

J. R. Little Metal Wheel Company Oliver B. Williams Williams

Real Estate Transfers In Quincy Details

W T McCready transfers lot 168 in Poling and Cruttenden's addition to Quincy to Jesse L Tharp and Anna T Tharp for 10 dollars. Katherine J Buerkin sells lot 8 in Buerkin and Kaempen subdivision of Highland survey in Quincy for 10 dollars to Christopher Freiburg.

W. T. McCready Jesse L. Tharp Anna T. Tharp Poling Cruttenden Quincy Katherine J. Buerkin Christopher Freiburg Buerkin Kaempen Highland Survey

Sunday Church Services Across Town Churches and Schedules

The list notes multiple pastors and hours for Methodist and Baptist churches. Highlights include Rev. F A McCarty at Vermont Street with Sunday school 9:15 and morning service 10:30, and Epworth League at 6:30. Also Rev G Li Losh at 4th Street, Rev Carl Buch at Rethel Jefferson, and Bethel Church on 9th and Oak with 10:45 sermon and 6:30 p.m. league. Central Baptist on Seventh and Vermont led by Robert Van Meigs with services at 9:45 and 7:45, and Emmanuel Chapel at Cedar and 22nd with 3 p.m. Sunday school. Additional notes list services and league times for other local churches and ministers.

Vermont Street Vermont Eighth Streets F. A. McCarty South Side Epworth. League Gface Lind Fourth Streets G. Li. Losh Sun- Way Co ‘ ' Rethel Jefferson Carl Buch Kentucky Eighth Eitelgeorg Christ Jesus Bethel A 9Th and Oak W. H. Lazie A. C. League Central Baptist Seventh Robert van Meigs Young People’s Meeting Elijah League of Nations Imimnanuel Cedar Walace Gibson Mim Elm Christian First Christan Courch Ninth and Broadway R. H. Newton T P. m. Enat Ba C. Mauck C. EL Episcopal St. John—Seventh Hampshire Streets Dean W. UO. Cone Good Shepherd Scientist First Church of Christ Eighteenth Vermont Streets Wells First Union Twelfth and Maine Streets Edward Aa. Thompson

Christian Churches Schedule Across City

A compact list of church names, locations and service times across the city. Includes Christian, Episcopal, Scientist, Congregational, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Evangelical, United Brethren and Unitarian congregations with times for Holy Eucharist, Sunday school, morning and evening services.

Unitarian conference debates industrial reform platform

The industrial reconstruction committee reports at the general conference proposing an industrial platform applying democracy to economic issues. It calls for a permanent Unitarian commission to guide church activities toward solving fundamental American problems. A wireless station was built in inner China.

Industrial Reconstruction Committee General Conference of Unitarian Societies The Unitarian Conference Unitarian Churches America

Saturday Specials In Cartons And Fabrics

Chocolate creams 69 cents per pound in handsome boxes. Men’s heavy under shirts fleece lined all sizes 75 cents each. Wool and indoe dimity cords 22 cents per yard for children’s dresses waists or aprons. Sat urday only special offers at the store.

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