Dickhut Estate Trial Over Care Claim in County Court
In county court a jury heard Mrs Margaret Van der Reith claim $4 491 against the Dickhut estate for nursing care of Miss Caroline Dickhut. Emery Lancaster represents the estate with Schlegenhaus and McCann as counsel as Emory arguments enlivened Thursday proceedings. The plaintiff says a substantial legacy was expected for faithful service while the will showed no legacy to her. She seeks payment for nursing care from July 5 1914 to April 18 1919 totaling about $4 991.43 though the suit cites $4 491.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline. Dickhut
Philip Dickhut
Henry Dickhut
Chicago
Fred Wilms
Quincy
Vonder Reith
Belgian Soldier Walks Across U S to Find Children
Belgian soldier Jean DeGroot travels across the United States to locate his two sons John and Simon who were brought to America by a clergyman in 1918. He rests in Quincy for two days then continues to San Diego seeking the children in an orphanage led by the minister who rescued them. DeGroot, a Belgian Army veteran, endured gas attacks and five months as a German prisoner. He carries credentials confirming his honesty and genuine search. A French inventor has tested the smallest airplane, the mosquito, four yards wide with a twenty horsepower engine, flying one hour at 5000 feet.
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Jean DeGroot
United States
John
Simon
America
Quincy
San Diego
Cal
Belgium
California
Je Groot
DeGroot
Germany
Living models and local notices fill Quincy pages
Community notes show living model demonstrations at 10 30 to 11 30 a m and 2 to 3 30 p m with Halbach Schroeder Co. updates, local travels to Colorado and Kansas City visits, school moves for Dorothy Seliner and Miss Alice Wells, a Pershing parade report in New York, dance nights at North Side Boat club, and medical updates on Dr H F Lafler and veterinary surgeon Dr J M Kaylor. Community events include meetings at the M C A, auto camping talk, and local business mentions from Garretts paint to Quin cy Ice Dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilbach- Schroeder Co. Lambert
Lodge of the Masonic Order
Temple
Ralph McReynolds
Illinois State Bank
Dorothy Seliner
Chicago
Normal School of Physical Education
Weilers
Henry Althoff
Bernard Woltering
St. Francis School
Quincy
South Tenth
Alice Wells
Bressing Hospital
Lawrence
Wells
Grove Avenue
Miss Wells
Halbach- Schroeder Co
Ray Ellermeier
Peter Pinkelman
Broadway
Julius Buickhan
Kansas City
Garretts
Erma Oswald Cashier
Kresge Five
Grand Rapids
Mich
H. F. Lafler
Ul. State Bar
Herbert Erlmeier
North Sixth Street
W.C. Millson
Macomb
California
Care Whig
Association
Chester Poling
J. M. Kaylor
Barry
Blessing Hospital
Directors to Choose Secretary for Chamber Meeting Today
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce will meet at Hotel Quincy to appoint a business manager and secretary replacing Truman T. Pierson who resigned. Dr. C. D Center is urged by friends but reportedly not considering the post. In a Wednesday meeting, George D. Levi’s long‑pending resignation was finally accepted and J. W. Wall elected to fill the vacancy.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Quincy
Truman T. Pierson
Dr. C. D Center
George D. Levi
Levi
J. W. Wall
Wrong Way Driver Arrested After Taxi Hit
F. R. Hawkins was arrested Thursday night on a charge of driving on the wrong side of the street after a warrant was sworn by taxi driver A. W. Ferguson who claimed Hawkins’ car struck the taxicab. While Hawkins sought bond, companion F. H. Pierce became ill and vomited on city hall steps. Pierce was charged with drunkenness and held until a bondsman arrived.
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F. R. Hawkins
A. W. Ferguson
Hawkins
F. H. Pierce
Spaid
Pierce
Electrically Wired Insoles Patented for Cold Feet
A new patent covers electrified insoles that fit any shoe with existing current sockets. They are designed to keep outdoor workers feet warm by connecting to electrical sources embedded in footwear.
White House Electric Installations Noted in Article
The report details the White House infrastructure noting about 176 miles of electric wire supplying 3,000 incandescent lights plus a call-bell system and a private telephone network for the executive household.
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White House
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