Quincy Y W society selects Grace Stuckey as secretary
Miss Grace Stuckey, to arrive around April 11, is named secretary of the Quincy Young Women’s Christian association to aid a campaign during the week. A Terrace Park Ohio native, she has worked in Cincinnati social work and led an A M C A canteen abroad with troops in Coblenz after armistice. She studied at Bartholomew Clifton and Cornell, fluent in French Italian and Spanish. She visited Quincy recently and will return after the campaign to resume duties formerly led by Mrs. E B Potter since Miss Hyde’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Jackson
North Fifth Street
Carl Grimmer
Emmett Howard
Rushville
Mary Smith
Josephine Hall
Fred Kinsey
Vermont Street
May E. Lampher
Angela Caramen
Miss Lampher
Miss Caramen
National Association
Rice
Frank Rice
M. W. Club
Cherry Street
Henry Timme
Elm Street
Grace Stuckey
Quincy Young Woman's Christians Association
Miss Stuckey
Terrace Park
Ohio
Cincinnati
Coblenz
Bartholomew- Clifton University
Cornell University
Stuckey
Quincy
E. B. Potter
Mary B. Hyde
Old Siwash Songs Draw Crowds At Knox Concert
The Knox college Glee club performed at First Union Congregational Church under the Young Women's club auspices. Former Old Siwash members joined in singing, with Bill Becker starring in the program. Solos by Richard Dykhuis Herbert Suhr and Allen Dicus plus a monologue by Dicus drew applause. A piano solo by Walter Scharfenburg and all accompaniments by Harold Meeker highlighted the show. Proceeds benefit the Armenian Relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox College Glee Club
First Union Congregational Church
Young Woman’s Club
Old Siwash
College Club
Knox College
Bill Becker
William Becker
Quincy
Becker
Richard Dykhuis
Herbert Suhr
Allen Dicus
Dicus
Messers Becker
Dykhuis
Suhr
Messers Gray, Lyon and Becker
Walter Scharfenburg
Harold Meeker
Glee Club
Boy Scout
Armenian Relief Fund
St James School Closed For Lutheran Teachers Convention
St James parochial school is closed this week as Lutheran teachers from the central Illinois district attend the Danville convention. Prof Arthur Diesing is recovering from appendicitis and will not attend. Prof Wilder, sole St James teacher at the meeting, plans to meet colleagues including Prof Hugo Charles and Prof Wm Erdman as the program covers energy waste in classrooms psychology and practical work with pupils.
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Danville
St. James School
Arthur Diesing
Blessing Hospital
Wilder
St. James
Hugo Charles
Hannibal
Charles
Wm. Erdman
Warsaw
Bluffs
Theo. Wilder
Paul Wukaschi
Ilinois
P. Schaefer
Shobonier
W. C. Poll
Church News and Church Notices From Local Churches
Thirteen Hours adoration will be celebrated in St. Vincent home Thursday with Solemn High Mass at 9 am the sermon in German. Evening service at 7 pm with an English sermon. St. Peter church Ladies sodality hosted a whist at Kerr building Tuesday. Ladies Industrial society of the Unitarian church postpones meeting to Wednesday April 14 at Mrs. C. E. Baker’s home 628 Spring st. St Rose branch W C U to host whist and social Thursday with O Farrell’s orchestra. Triangle Bible class of Presbyterian church meets Wednesday at 9 30 am at Mrs. T. DeReamer’s 828 Oak st. Ladies’ Aid of Christian church postpones meeting due to inter church meeting. Bazar at Luther Memorial church postponed Easter bazar indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent
Young Ladies Sodality
St. Peter Catholic Church
Kerr Building
Ladies Industrial Society of the Unitarian Church
C. E. Baker
Spring Street
St. Rose Branch
O'Farrell
Triangle
The
Presbyterian Church
Miss Ruth Hoecker Visits Payson Then Returns
Miss Ruth Hoecker of Payson, visiting Miss Lorene Pryor at 318 Locust Street, has returned home. E. T. Manchester, boys secretary of the M C A, spoke on electricity to Lincoln School young men's club. He demonstrated battery types. St Rose Branch W C U No 52 whist and social Thursday night. O Farrel's orchestra, prizes for men and women players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hoecker
Payson
Lorene Pryor
Locust Street
E. T. Manchester
Lincoln School
Wedding of Miss Genevieve Michael and Andrew Musholt
Miss Genevieve Michael and Andrew Musholt wed at St. Francis Church in a mass by Father William Michael with Easter decor. Attendants were Miss Henrietta Michael, Miss Pauline Michael, Alois Musholt, and ushers Paul Weisenhorn and Prof. MacHugh. The couple will reside at 1530 Vine street after a honeymoon to Chicago via Jacksonville. Musholt, son of Mr and Mrs F Musholt, is a St Francis graduate and musician. he served in the navy and helped found Black Diamond coal company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Michael
Andrew Musholt
St. Francis Church
William Michael
Carlinville, I
Father Gabriel
Quincy College
Henrietta Michael
Pauline Michael
J. J. Michael
Broadway
Black Diamond Coal Company
Balzer and Langan Wedding in St Rose of Lima Parish
Miss Mary Langan daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Langan and Frank Balzer son of Mr and Mrs John Balzer will wed at ten this morning in the parsonage of St Rose of Lima church. Father Brennan will perform the ceremony with Miss Helen Langan as maid of honor and Elmore Langan as best man. The couple plan a quiet ceremony and wedding breakfast at 1102 Vermont street. They will honeymoon in Chicago and then live with Balzer's parents at 2612 Chestnut street. Langan has worked at Halbach Schroeder Store, Balzer is a war veteran with service overseas and now employed at Electric Wheel Works.
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Vermont Street
Chestnut Street
Miss Langan
Halbach- Schroeder
Balzer
Electric Wheel Works
Hoecke Garrity Nuptials Held At St Marys Church
John Hoecke of this city and Miss Ida Garrity were married Tuesday at 3 pm in St Marys parsonage with Father Zurbansen officiating. Bride's relatives served as attendants. A wedding dinner followed at 15386 State Street. The couple will reside at 736 South Fifteenth Street after their honeymoon in Chicago.
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John Hoecke
Ida Garrity
Sterling
St. Mary’s
Father Zurbansen
John Smith
Smith
State Street
James Garrity
Hoecke
Chicago
Quincy
South Ffteenth Street
Marriage Licenses Listed for Quincy Mt Sterling and Payson
John Hoecke over 21 of Quincy marries Miss Ida Garrity over 15 of Mt Sterling Lawrence Nieders 21 of Melrose weds Miss Laura Viola Loos 19 of Payson Frank Balzer 23 of Quincy weds Miss Mary Edna Langan 19 of Quincy Ernest Zehnie 18 with father consent weds Miss Helen Schnitker 18 of Quincy
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John Hoecke
Quincy
Ida Garrity
Mt. Sterling
Lawrence L. Nieders
Melrose
Laura Viola Loos
Payson
Frank Balzer
Mary Edna Langan
Ernest Zehnie
Helen Schnitker
Side Talks on Quarrels and Married Life by Ruth Cameron
A 12 years married woman warns a bride-to-be that quarrels arise from small issues and escalate with old grievances. She advises resolving disputes on one point at a time, avoiding past grievances, and promising to discuss them only when calm. She notes there is no universal cure, only small remedies that help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Firs
Tennyson
After Effects of Pneumonia Revealed
The article explains pneumonia damages lungs by causing inflammation and debris that clog air cells forcing the heart to work harder. After recovery residual congestion and coughs can persist and require medical oversight. Vicks VapoRub is suggested to aid recovery by drawing inflammation from the skin and delivering vapors through body heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick
Vicks
Vick Chemical Company
Broad Street
Greensboro
N. C
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Toots Grubb
Ise R. Green
George Sommers
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Fifth Street
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S. A. Hubbard
Basar
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Magdaline Holtschlag
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Frank Dick Jr
University of Illinois
Frank Dick
Park Place
University
Song Leaders
Musical America
Ross Trevor
Quincy Community Service
Quincy “Y. W
Miss Grace Stuckey
Taeo
Service First Advice
Willard
Illinois Battery and Electric Company
Everything Electric
Maine ST
Deerr
Andrew Deerr
Oak Street
Barney Averkamp
Anna Werneth
Mary Finhaus
E. Morey
Carlisle
Ark
R. Ames
Zengel
George Feld
Fourth and
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Edith Dicker
Joseph Lehnen
South Sixth Street
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Estella Hammerle
Mary Bringate
Mildred Kramer
Miss Dicker
G. H. Dicker
McCormick Studio
Lehnen
Gardner Governor Plant
Orpheum
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Irma Black
Merle Rickey
Bill Donnelly Virgil Manes
James Munroe
Mr. Munroe
128Th St
Park Ave
New York
Ware Wayland CO
West Side Square
Knox
Church News
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Musholt- Michael
Hoecke-Garrity
Ruth Cameron
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