Taylor road improvements begin and progress noted
Rushway committee of the Chamber of Commerce viewed Taylor road work with Mayor Abolett, W J Singleton, George Levi, A H Beitman and Judge Perry. The party met at 8 am in Quincy and joined by A V Ely and C B Whitaker. A steel bridge replacement on the ridge will make the crossing safe and grading, smoothing uneven spots, and strengthening bridges will follow under Ely and Beitman. Funding may require more from local merchants.
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Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Mayor Abolett
W. J. Singleton
George Levi
A. H Beitman
Judge Perry
Quincey
A. V. Ely
Marion County
C. B. Whitaker
Taylor District
Ely
Whitaker
A. H. Reitman
Taylor Road
Road project touted as permanent, funded by Quincy business leaders
Residents in Marion county, near Quincy, praise a dirt road improvement as a lasting, profitable investment. Local officials claim the project is protected by strong levees and that funds from Quincy businessmen are secure for permanent safety and benefit.
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TV Missouri
Quincy Es
Marion County
Comient
Quincy
Deaths and Funeral for Hardin Guinn of Milan Missouri
Hardin P Guinn a nephew of Mrs J F Albright of 316 North Ninth street Milan Missouri died Thursday after a nervous illness. Mrs Albright and her sister Mrs Mary McCoy left Friday to attend the funeral at 9 am Sunday at St Marys church Milan. He was born in June 189 and would be 27 next birthday. A Gem City Business college graduate he later worked at First National Bank Milan. He leaves his mother and the Guinn family is well known in Quincy and vicinity.
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Hardin P. Guinn
Wardin P. Guinn
Milan
J. F. Albright
North Ninth Street
Albright
Mary McCoy
St. Mary's Church
Guinn
Isaac Guinn
Gem _ City Business college
First National Bank
Quincy
Marcelline Resident B Miller Dies After Illness
B Miller of Marcelline dies at home after a short illness from congestive lung failure at age 52. Born on the William Orr farm near Marcelline he was a son of Gabriel Miller and survived by a brother Robert and sister Mrs. Millie Jackson both of near Marcelline. He was once associated with the Odd Fellows.
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B. Miller
Hradshaw Miller
Marcelline
Ife
William Orr
Henry Schridde Dies in Kansas at About 80
Henry Schridde uncle of August Heidbreder a druggist at Eighth and State streets and former Quincy resident died in Great Bend Kansas according to a telegram to Quincy relatives on Thursday He was about 80 and left Quincy about 40 years ago and had visited here since and was known to a number of residents.
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Henry Schridde
August Heidbreder
Eighth
State Streets
Quincey
Great Bend
Kans
Quincy
Mr. Schridde
Funeral of Mrs Mary Behnen at St Boniface Church
The funeral for Mrs Mary Behnen was held at 8 30 Friday morning at her home 403 State street and at 9 oclock at St Boniface Catholic church conducted by Rev Father Degenhardt. Bearers were CC P Macllugh Herman Mueller W P Martindale F Freese Alda Behrens and M J Barry. Burial followed in Calvary cemetery.
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Mary Behnen
State Street
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Father Degenhardt
P. Macllugh
Herman Mueller
W. P. Martindale
F. Freese
Alda Behrens
M. J. Barry
Bunal
Calvary Cemetery
YMCA Membership Campaign Postponed Notice
The YMCA membership drive in the men's department, set for next week, is postponed due to the Blessing hospital campaign on Oct 7 and 8. The boys’ department campaign remains on schedule, and a new date likely in the third or fourth week of October is being considered. The local association cannot enter the state contest.
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Blessing Hospital
Will Lecture On Tires By Goodyear Expert Hewitt
Mr Hewitt of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber company will lecture and demonstrate tire care at the T C Nichols garage 707 Maine street today The event runs all day with Nichols arranging care for all visitors Hewitt will discuss increasing mileage for any tire and will share years of tire knowledge This marks Quincy s first tire demonstration and many automobile owners are expected to attend Ray York in serious condition after a fall from a mobile on Columbus road railroad grade two ribs fractured and internal injuries sustained
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Mr. Hewitt
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
T. C. Nichols
Maine Street
Nichols Company
Hewitt
Quincy
Ray York
Columbus Road
Kidney Pills Help Little Rock Man After Long Illness
In Little Rock Arkansas T F Wfutchinson states ten to twelve years of kidney trouble left him worried and hopeless. After trying many remedies and doctors he used Poley Kidney Pills, taking five boxes and becoming well. Foley Kidney Pills are sold by Miter and Arthur Drug Co. Adv.
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Foley
Frank P. i Wood
Merrill
Maine
Miller & Arthur Drug CO
T. F
Apple Growers to Visit Irwin Orchard in October
Members of the Mississippi valley Apple Growers association will meet at Leaton Irwin's 50 acre orchard near Quincy on October 12. The visit will include an inspection of the orchard and discussion on spraying tree care and insect control. The group will tour via automobile from Quincy and plans include participation in the Louisiana Missouri apple and corn show October 20 and 21 with prizes over $1,000 for best displays.
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Mississippi Valley Apple. Growers Association
Leaton Irwin
Quincy
Irwin Orchard
Apple Growers Association
Louisiana
Pearce Briefs Adams County Road Bond Plan at Otis Elev
J R Pearce spoke to Otis Elevator workers at Friday noon about the county road bond measure to fund 300 miles of new roads in Adams County. George H Earl the new superintendent introduced him as workmen gathered, with Gardner the works manager posting notices and Pearce showing road types on a map while pamphlets on the bond issue were handed out.
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J. R. Pearce
Otis Elevator Works
George H. Earl
Mr. Pearce
Adams County
George J F. Gardner
Reid Peoria Store to Open with Becker as Manager
Milton B. Becker, guest of J. J. Reid, will manage the new Reid store in Peoria and return Sunday. Former manager and ad man for a large Boston dry goods house, Becker led the Fort Smith Ad club and backs Quincy Ad club progress. The Peoria store, one of the largest ready to wear outlets, will feature a 10 foot long building with its own steam plant and new fixtures built for Peoria.
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Milton B. Becker
Reib
Peoria
J. J. Reib
Mr. Becker
Boston Dry Goods
Fort Smith
Ark
Quincy Ad. Club
Reid Peoria
Rei
Quincy
Tannibal
J. J. Reid
Church News and Episcopal Services Across Saybrook and Mendon
Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Trueblood returned from Decatur after attending a United Brethren conference. Vermont Street Baptist church to elect officers. Good Shepherd priest to visit York. Plans for diocesan endowment discussed by Rev. J. A. Schaad and Rev. David E. Johnstone. Section F of the Ladies' Social Union met and elected officers. St. Michael's day observed with eucharist. St. John Lutheran children held a summer sewing fair to fund an orphanage in St Louis and Addison II. Presbyterian Women’s Bible class met for a brief session and social hour.
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H. W. Trueblood
Decatur
Saybrook
Mrs. Trueblood
Father Gamble
Good Shepherd Church
C. Gamble
York
Peon
Father Schaad
Ladies’ Social Union
Vermont Street Methodist Church
John Hall
Fourteenth
Vermont Streets
Elmer Lummis
John Cox
G. J. Nations
L. C. Craig
John White
Andrew Dickhut
John Wall
Henry Schmeideskamp
St. John Lutheran Church
St. Louis
Addison
Harvey Fry
The
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Churches Attend Morning Services on Sunday
The list notes Grace Methodist Lind and Fifth streets with Pastor G I Losh offering Sunday school at 9:30 and morning service at 10:30 plus evening preaching at 7:39. Vermont Street with Rev. G W Oliver holds 9:15 Sunday school and 10:30 service, junior league at 3:00, Epworth league at 6:45, and a 7:00 evening sermon. Rethel Jefferson and Twelfth led by Rev. Emil Goetz features 9:15 Sunday school, 10:30 German service, 6:45 Epworth league, and 7:45 evening service. First German at Kentucky and Eighth with AL J Hertzler, 9:16 Sunday school, 10:30 service, and evening sermons by Revs W C Schultze and W M Curtis as evangelist Bob Jones advances.
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Methodist
Grace Methodist
Lind and
Fifth
Rethel
W. M. Curtis
Advancement of the Evangelist
Bob Jones
Sunday church services and schedules in multiple locations
The text lists church timetables across neighborhoods with morning and evening worships. Rev Thomas Stephenson preaches both sermons at Vermont Street and First Baptist. Other churches include Corner Fourth and Jersey streets Cedar and Twenty second and Spruce Stead Chapel with varied Sunday school and evangelistic services led by Rev T L Smith and others.
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Fourth
Jersey Streets
First Baptist Church
Immanual Chapel
Spruce Stead
Spruce and Fifth
Elm
Elm Streets
T. L. Smith
Good Shepherd Service Times in Maine and Twelfth
Rev. G Al Gabbie officiates at Matins 7:00 and Holy Eucharist 7:89 and 11:00. Sunday School at 10:00.
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Maine
G. al Gambie
Local Church Services and Sunday Schedules
The Cathedral of St John at St Hampshire and Seventh offers Holy Communion at 7 30 and 11 a m with Sunday school at 10 00. Congregational at Kwelfth and Maine Street lists Sunday school at 9 45 and services at 11 90 morning and 7 50 evening with Rev Clement Gy Clarke preaching both morning and evening. Science Church of Christ Vermont and Eighteenth holds Sunday school at 9 46 and morning services at 11 00 with 8 00 Wednesday directing. free reading rooms in Stern building open 10 00 a m to 5 90 p m daily except Sunday. subject Unreality.
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Vermont Street
Vermont
Seventh
Young Peoples
First Baptist
Thomas Stephenson
ST. John, Stampshire
W. C. Cone
Kwelfth
Maine Street
George Arthur Buttrick
Clement Gy Clarke
Peoria
Scientist
What Church of Christ
Eighteenth
Stern
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule At Broadway Site
Presbyterian church at Broadway and Eighth led by R H Tfartley offers Sunday school at 9 15 morning worship at 10 30 Christian Endeavor at 6 45 evening services at Tris. Morning services include reception for new members and communion with evening sermon titled Christ and the Duran.
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Presbyterian
Broadway and
Eighth
R. HW Tfartley
Paster
Christian Endeavor
Tris
Christ and the Duran
Lutheran Church Services and Programs Listed
St. Jacobi Lutheran Church at Washington and Eighth led by Rev. G D Hamm offers Sunday school and Bible classes at 9:00 and divine services at 10:00. Luther Memorial at Jersey and Twelfth with Rev L W Diningman offers Sunday school at 3:15, sermon at 10:30, Junior Congregation at 12, and evening services at 7:45 with topic Elijah A Life of Trust in the morning and Second Sight in the evening.
Evangelical church schedules and pastors listed
St Peter's Evangelical York Ninth Rev Langhorst 8 49 Sunday school 10 60 German services Young People meeting 7 Salem Evangelical Ninth State Rev Leemluis Sunday school 9 00 services 10 00 Communion Morning subject Minevest dome Christ Evangelical Rev Schichlet Sunday school 9 15 German services 7 30 St Paul Monroe Ninth Tenth Rev Fruechte Sunday school 10 Young People 7 St John's Wrangelicant Kentucky Seventh Rev Martens Sunday school 3 30 Divine service 1930
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Evangelical St. Peter's Evangelical
York and
Ninth
Paul Langhorst
Salem Fivangelical
J. Leemluis
HW. Schichletert
St. Paul—Monroe Strest
A. W. Fruechte
St. John's Wrangelicant
Kentucky
W. A Martens
Divine Service
Christian Church Services and Schedules
First Christian Church at Ninth and Broadway led by Pastor Endres holds church school at 9 15 a m communion at 10 30 a m morning sermon for two years evening sermon Accepting Christ East End at Twenty fifth and High streets under Rev J Brogden offers Bible school 9 50 communion 10 30 Christian Endeavor 6 50 and evening services Sixth and Cedar streets United Brethren with Rev Trachlood presiding conducts Bible school 9 75 a m preaching 10 30 Junior E at 4 30 p m and evening service at 6 45 pm
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Christian
First Christian Church
Ninth and Broadway
W. D. Endres
Christ
East End
Twenty-fifth
High Streets
Rev. J. Brogden
Bible School
Communion
Christian Endeavor
Soldiers and Sailors Home repairs and visits noted
Cottage 14 begins civil service Oct 1 with three workers. Cottage 11 received civil service aid last week. John Whistler of Monmouth is visiting relatives at cottages 1 and 3. Peter Wolf moves from cottage 14 to the general kitchen. James A Gilbert a retired El Paso farmer visits Overlin and others, stopping by cottage 20 to see William McCarty. Front walk repairs at cottage 10 and guests Ben Staley of Kansas City–Quincy line. Frank Lohaus elected delegate to state Leather Workers union No. 26 convention at Labor Temple Thursday evening.
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Cottage
John Whistler
Monmouth
George Nealy
Peter Wolf
James A. Gilbert
el Paso
Woodford County
Til
Harry Stowell
Overlin
Kansas
William McCarty
McCarty
Gilbert
Green
Ben Staley
Kansas City
Quincy
Frank Lohaus
Leather Workers’ Union
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
Cure claims include dissolving gravel and curing diabetes and rheumatism. Targets men and women and regulates children's bladder issues. Advertises mail delivery and testimonials, mentioning Dr. H W Hall of St. Louis and sale by druggists.
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Texas
H W. Hall
Olive
St. Louis
Druggista
Pension boosts for Pittsfield widows and local notices
Mrs Margaret Davidson has received 7668 to date from the Civil War veteran widow’s pension fund, with an increase to 20 dollars under a new pension DIN. Other local widows named will also be raised from 12 to 20 dollars. Nearby social and visiting notes include Miss Mamie Tripp’s card party, visits by Joseph Allen and James Cooper, and land sale details for Edward Doocy’s disposal of 429 acres in Ross township for 12329.36 dollars.
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Pittsfield
Margaret Davidson
Andrew Jackson Davidson
99Th Tritness
Killen
Vicksburg
Milwaukee
Ruth Allen
James Cooper
Martinsburg
Marcellus Mayes
Summer Hill
Edward Doocy
Ross Township
W. H. Bacon
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Farmer's State Bank of
Louisiane
Orrell Risser
Blandaville, Til
Chester Foreman
Tamily
McKinney
Harry
Kansas City
Charles Avyson
J. M. Pence
Morrisonville
D. J. Felmley
Griggsville
John Cleary
Jacksonville
J. W. Enslee
Springfield
Whe Strauss
Jacob Greenebaum
Ponutine
Melvin Pratt
Fisk
Oes
Sylvia Smith
Draft Horse Seller and Twin Births Highlight Barry Visit
Elmer Criss sold a full blood Percheron brood mare for 340 dollars to L. A. Gay. Twins, a son and daughter, were born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kane in Clinton Town. Arthur Foreman and Cecil Nelson traveled to Indianapolis to acquire two Cole eights. Mrs. Ralph Linder and relatives visited in Kane. Several local residents hosted guests and attended the Fall celebration. Thane Weeds showed a matched pair of greys, standing seventeen hands high and weighing 3200 pounds.
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Barry
Elmer Criss
L. A. Gay
Rkansas
Mr. Gay
Thane Weeds
Newburg Township
Arthur Foreman
Cecil Nelson
Indianapolis
Cole
Foreman
Nelson
Frank Kane
Clinton
Town
Kane
Sara Riley
Ralph Linder
Kane, Til
Charlotte Siegle
Linder
Margaret
Cornelia Goltra
C. A. Catlin
W. W. Dickey
Birthday Pinochle Victory Honors Broadway Bank Chief
William Middendorf, president of the Broadway bank, celebrated his sixty fifth birthday with a relaxed pinochle game among old friends, enjoying a most pleasant party in his honor.
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William Middendorf
Broadway Bank
Birthday Cake Sparks Pinochle Victory at Middendorf Home
On Thursday night H H Bakers delivered a large birthday cake with 65 candles to 1336 Lind Street for Mr Middendorf. After supper Henry Middendorf and friends Henry Freiborg Barney Wolk tering and John Grawe, all pinochle players with the president, joined for a championship card game. The host won, adding another birthday present, say fellow players.
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H. H. Bakers
Mr. Middendorf
Lind Street
Henry Middendorf
Henry Freiburg
Barney Wolktering
John Grawe
Middendorf
Stop The First Cold With Dr King's New Discovery
A vintage ad claims Dr King s New Discovery soothes coughs and congestion to stop a cold from getting worse. It urges both young and old to buy a bottle from their druggist for 50 cents.
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Dr. King
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