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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1916

Page

18

Pittsfield Brightens Aid Effort for Oneida Institute

Capt. R A Torrey's bequest funded a $10008 draft to Oneida Institute in Kentucky mountains to prevent costs. Miss Annabel Dunlap heads to New York City for Columbia winter studies and teaching. Local notables Jordan, Walter Finssett, and others visit or return from trips. Pike county selects three youths for state fair. music courses planned at Illinois Woman's College in Jacksonville. several local families host visitors. a Springfield marriage completes at a bride's sister home.

Pittsfield R.A. Torrey Millonaus Tanchman Pittefield Onelds Institute Kentucky Mountains Capt. Torrey Jay L. Torrey New York Oneida Oneida Institute J. A. Burns Annabel Dunlap Pitafield New Fork City Columbia University Universt Hush Jordan Kansas City Walter Jordan Sire Walter “‘Finssett Louwis Leslie Clane Atlas Percy Daigh Perry Irvin Colvin Milton Pike County State Fair Boys Springfield John N. Clark F. A. Clark Pike County Farmers’ Institute W. T. Reynolds Board of Supervisors Missey Doris Woods Lucile Stegla Ilinois Woman's Eee Jacksonville Salurn Roy Nelson Fort Collins Colo Charles H. Nelson Raymond Rushing Baby

Lutheran wedding in Grace church marks Ralsch Heinbold union

Rev W H pastor presided as J P Ralsch wed the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Heinbold in a Grace Lutheran ceremony. Homer Toe, Greenview Republican candidate for state auditor, spoke in Pitafield on Tuesday. Mrs Bee Marshall, once blind, underwent successful eye surgery at a Keokuk hospital by Dr William Papsiley and will return home soon. James Smith of Chicago and his wife visit Perry and Griggsville relatives. Smith is a former Pike County teacher at the University of Chicago. Helen Mildred Peters marked her seventeenth birthday with a party at her parents’ home on Tuesday from 4 to 6 pm.

J.P. Ralsch W. H Grace Lutheran Chasse Charles Heinbold Homer Toe Greenview Pitafield Bee Marshall Keokuk William Papsiley James Smith Chicago G. H. Ham Perry C. & Smith Griggsville Smith University of Chicago Pike County Helen Mildred Peters George Burch New York City Byra van Kirk Dayton Burch New York Giles Bros West Side Square Harry Hyatt Wisconsin Freiburg Flora Linz Nellie Barry Harvey Fischer I. W. Bingaman John Luther Aaron Ruppel William Ira Abraham Uincoln F. M. Straight Columbia D. F. Lafler State Bank Job E. Montgomery Maine Street Adams Express Company St. Mary's Hospital Montgomery

Miss Lena Statue of Louisians Visit Camp Point

Camp Point Illinois reports a social visit as Miss Lena Statue of Louisians arrives Friday to stay with her aunt Mrs Ruth McBratney. The item lists numerous local residents traveling, hosting, and attending events with various family ties and community notices.

Birth announced for Wichita couple’s new son

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mays of Wichita Kansas a son early Saturday morning Mrs Mays was Miss Edna Best daughter of Mr and Mrs Ezra Best of Twelfth and Park Place before marriage Birds of a feather seldom flock together when a man goes gunning.

Howard Mays Wichita Kans

May Take Steps In Retaliation

Washington reports that the United States will pursue strong measures to curb the use of intercepted neutral mail in commerce. The issue arises from David Lloyd George’s demand to use such information in public debates, with officials warning of potential harm to American interests. Discussions consider whether recent Congress tariffs authorize broad presidential retaliation against British firms leveraging illicit censorship data.

Washington David Lloyd George Cials Indus Ugh Investigaais Lloyd George

New York Central Appeals to Courts

New York Central Railroad Co appeals to the Illinois supreme court from Sangamon county circuit court ruling. The company seeks to stop the Secretary of State from delivering $300 to the state treasury, a sum paid under arrest as an incorporation fee. Circuit Judge Creighton overruled the defense demurrer this week.

Springfield Ill New York Central Railroad Co Illinois Supreme Court Sangamon County Stevenson Creighton

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