Women and Children of Quincy Attend Card Clubs
Social notes from Quincy detail card club gatherings hosted by J C McConnell on Sixteenth Street with tea after games. Guests include Mrs Frederick Sherman of Philadelphia and Miss Ellen Sinnock returning from the East, plus various hostesses and local attendees at multiple homes and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. McConnell
Sixteenth Street
Howard Bradford
J. K. Becker
McConnell
Rederick Sherman
Philadelphia
Sinnock
Quincy
Ellen Sinnock
Uincy
Miss Sinock
Julia Lehman
Ortains
Emil Halbach
East York Street
Osborn
Russell Osborn
Mall
Helen
Savannah
R. Osborn
H. Osborn
Women's Club Not a Lowden Republican Group
Mrs. E. J. Parker president of Adams County Women's Republican club issued a statement Friday to correct the impression the club is a Lowden group. The plan recognizes all Republican factions, has no single candidate, and supports the party while promoting understanding of national issues and participation in campaign activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Parker
Aviams County
Leonard Wood Club
Hoover Club
Republican Party
McMein Posters Used For YWCA Campaign
Posters by Miss Neysa McMein decorate Quincy store windows announcing the YWCA campaign slated for April 16 to 18. The artist’s work is used nationwide and the city notes pride in her as a local creator as the publicity committee rolls out posters across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neysa McMein
Quincy
Miss McMein
Young Women’s Christian Association
Parent-Teachers Meetings Held in The City Schools
The City School Parent-Teachers associations held Friday meetings at Emerson Webster and Lincoln schools. Topics covered value of special subjects in the curriculum art athletics music and home education. Programs featured student performances and speeches by R O Gibbons Miss Mary E Beatty Miss Maude Harding and Mrs Gray Braxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers' Association of Washington
Mary E. Beatty
Maude Harding
Emerson School
R. H. Malcomson
Jefferson School
Webster School
Gray Braxton
Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Henry Elflerbusch
Lincoln School
R. O. Gibbons
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Gibbons
Mildred Bullett
Selma Harris
Margaret Sidner
Forum Hears Of The Basic Law Questions
The regular Women’s Forum meeting at the Chamber of Commerce featured speakers John Wall and Arthur Roy discussing propositions before the constitutional convention. The audience found the talks helpful and enjoyed an afternoon of community singing led by Ida Hopke and Mrs. Frank Garner, followed by tea and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Forum
Chamber of Commerce
John Wall
Arthur Roy
Ida Hopke
Frank Garner
Pleasing Program at Dewey Centered on Fairy Tale
A Dewey school auditorium program titled Mid-Summer Eve offered song and verse storytelling about a lithe girl lured into a bog by a will o the wisp and rescued by fairies. The performance featured artistic costumes, effective musical numbers, a wand drill between acts, and a school orchestra, with a large cast including Dorothy Brown and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey School
Will O' the Wisp
Dorothy Brown
Mary Clark
Jennie Hicks
Marguerite Slater
Anna Gibson
Fay Wenneker
Vera Leckbee
Dorothy Hagerbaumer
Florence Glascock
Lillie Maude Phillips
Virginia Miller
Matilda Requet
Frances Andrews
Christine Botts
Ruth Thayer
Beatrice Chewing
Helen Ahern
Marcine Gougler
Iola Requet
Corine McKinney
Elizabeth Barre
Lucille Douglas
Arrill Roth
Virginia
Bron
Hazel Kitsmiller
Ruth Shaffner
Leo Ryder
Byron Stickler
Helen Marshall
Viola Cate
Viola Garner
Ray Bowe
Richard Haney
Mary Jane Marshall
Charles Reed
Alfred Beer
Robert Slater
Russel Simms
Eugene Blackwood
Billy Farr
Donald Stickler
Wendell Wottman
Augusta Wingerter
Fifty Scouts Take Examinations Today in South Park
More than fifty boys have signed up for the examination camp conducted by Chester H. Childs scout executive and scout master of the Quincy council Boy Scouts of America in South Park this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester H. Childs
Quincy Council
Boy Scouts of America
South Park
Christian Jews To Occupy Pulpits In Quincy Churches Sunday
Christian Jews will occupy church pulpits in Quincy tomorrow as part of a Jewish Field Day led by the Christian Mission to Israel. Rev Frank B Solin of Chicago will supervise events including speakers in city churches and a mass meeting at 3 PM at Vermont Street M E Church. Hebrew Christians will recount conversions amid tale of sacrifice and victory as nationwide observances highlight Gentile debt to Jews and the spread of salvation beyond Jewish believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Christian Mission To
Israel
Frank B. Solin
Chicago
Vermont Street
M. E
Peter
Easter Program at First Union Congregational Church
The Easter Sunday morning service at the First Union Congregational church will begin at eleven with a reception for a large class of new members and a cross decoration by the primary department. A baptismal service for children is at 10:30 and for adults at 10:45 in the pastor's study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Union Congregational Church
Young People to Raise Funds for Wheatridge Sanatorium
Plans outline a financial campaign by the Young People society of St. John Lutheran church to aid Wheatridge Sanatorium in Wheatridge Colorado. A social is set for April 18 with the entertainment committee including Rev. E F Schueler Miss Laura Linz Lawrence Hemme and George Hofman coordinating events for the April 19 drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People Society of
St. John Lutheran Church
Wheatridge
Colo
E. F. Schueler
Laura Linz
Lawrence Hemme
George Hofman
Picture program for children at First Union Church
The juvenile picture program at First Union Congregational Church offers The Boy Who Cried Wolf Wolf Gold Mining in South America a scenic picture and The Dinosaur and the Baboon a comedy. It runs Saturday at 2 30 PM. Last week some children were kept away by the storm and those who did not bring offerings for starving Armenians may do so Saturday afternoon. The programs are free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
First Union Congregational Church
Church News To Observe Low Sunday In Good Shepherds
Low Sunday will be observed at the Church of the Good Shepherds in the customary manner with Easter music repeated. Kings Daughters of the Unitarian church held an all day meeting at Mrs. Welsh home 1845 Spring street hosted by Mrs Charles Seger and Mrs W Welsh. The King's Heralds society will gather Saturday at 2:30 PM in the Vermont Street Methodist church. Willing Workers class of the Presbyterian Sunday school met at Mrs L R Hazell's North Seventh street home and elected officers led by President Mrs H L Turner and others. Dr Thomas H McMichael of Monmouth college will conduct services at the Presbyterian church and Dr J Frank Young may preach April 18 or 25 at Quincy church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hv. W. Club
W. W. Club
Oscar Eggeson
William O'Farrell
Ays
Irene Bachman
Herman Schukneck
Charles Allard
On's Aid Society
Ya R
BE. N. Monroe
East
Maine
B. H. Bonfoey
Oklahoma City
Mer Son
L. P. Bonfoey
Monroe
P. Bonfoey
Neal Monroe
J. W. Gardner
Archer Rogers
Georgeha Cottrell
Ralph Gardner
Royal Jackson
Ashmore
Anna Ashmore
Anna Cobb
Maple Street
The
Grace Sunday School
Mesdames G. L. Losh
Osborn
C. Taylor F. K. Schultze
E. Orebaugh
M. Holmgren
M. Reel
A. Tienken
L. Cook
S. Cook
E. Reel
T Cobb
E. Denniser
M. E. Crawford
Dwyer
James’ Dwyer
Vermont Street
Frank Rathman
Kansas
Miss Hartung
Dora Cooper
Kentucky Street
Miss Grace Hartung
Selma Recker
Joseph Recker
George H. Terford
Henry G. Telford
Oak Street
St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church
H. Degenhardt
Alva Becker
Austin Jacobs
Mr. Telford
St. Louis
Louisville
North Sixth Street
Church of the Good Shepherds
Kings Daughters
Charles Seger
W. Welsh
Unitarian Church
Welsh
Spring Street
King’s Heralds
King’s Herald Society
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
L. R. Hazell
North Seventh Street
H. L. Turner
Zoe Ganz
Ada Green
Fred Kinsey
Hazell
George Glasgow
Presbyterian Church
Thomas H. McMicheal
Monmouth College
McMichael
Quincy
J. Frank Young
Green Bay
Wis
YMCA Open Free Swimming Campaign In Quincy
The YMCA starts a free swimming program for all men and boys in Quincy with life saving instruction. Today’s schedule includes 2:00 to 2:45 for ages 10 to 12, 2:45 for ages 12 to 15, 3:30 to 4:15 for older boys, and evening classes for men at 5:30 to 6:00 and 8:30 to 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Personal notes from Quincy and area social rounds
Mrs Hugh Ernst of Hannibal visiting Quincy friends. Mrs J W Ennis and Mrs Anna Schwartz of Edina Mo shopped in Quincy. Mrs Phil Miller and Mrs R C Taylor of Golden spent Friday in town. Dr Stannus handles eye ear nose throat work at 601 Hampshire. Charles F Oertle resigns Swift Co sales role to run Oertle Reidinger Co city sales. Mrs Earl Drakle of Coatsburg in Quincy. Mrs W McNulty and son Orville of Cedar Rapids visiting G Fehlberg. Raymond Heidbrink visiting relatives in Chicago at 829 South Eighth St. Attorney Frank Garner returns from St Louis business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Ernst
Hannibal
Quincy
J. W. Ennis
Anna Schwartz
Edina
Phil Miller
R. C. Tayloor
Golden
Stannus
Hampshire
Charles F. Oertle
Swift Co
Marriage Licenses for Frederick Schoenleber and Clifton Hough
Frederick P. C. Schoenleber of Ware House Point Connecticut and Virginia Ware of Quincy plan marriage. Benjamin H. Pinkston of Camden Til and Clara Alice Haistings of Beverly township plan marriage. Clifton L. Hough of Bowen Ii and Nelle M. MacCormick of Bowen plan marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick P. C. Schoenleber
Ware House Point
Conn
Virginia Ware
Quincy
Benjamin H. Pinkston
Camden
Til
Clara Alice Haistings
Beverly Township
Clifton L. Hough
Bowen
Nelle M. MacCormick
Soldiers and Sailors' Home staffing and admissions notes
The Soldiers and Sailors' Home reports routine staff changes and patient movements. Thomas White, chief engineer at Anna State Hospital, visited the home and was summoned to Quincy for his ill child. New night operator Samuel Berry begins at headquarters. Multiple veterans return from pass or furlough, with numerous transfers and new admissions including Daniel A Summers and Patrick Breen to specified rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas White
Anna State Hospital
Quincy
White
Soldiers and Sailors
Samuel Berry
pass—Peter Smith Hospital
Elizabeth McAlister
Pass
Rudolph Frey
George A. Trubue
J. H. Warris
Hugh Owens
Wm. A. Cooper
Martin Stockman
John and Betsey Mages
Thurston Lofland
Mary A. Baptist
Wm. Bernard
Tim Regan
Valentine B. Sheets
Martha A. Turner
Martha Swaney
John J. and
Henrietta V. Ward
Wm. T. Granger
Albert L. Cusic
G. W. McAlister
Alexander Howard
Thos. W. Scott
James C. Kelly
Leander Wetmorg
Harry Irwin
The Fortune Hunter and Other Theatrical Notes
The Star Theater features Earle Williams in The Fortune Hunter while Belasco presents Mme Nazimova in Revelation. Bijou advertises Robertson Cole’s The Open Door with a big vaudeville act. Char le s Chaplin stars at Gem in The Henpecked Spouse. Dorothy Dalton headlines Savoy with The Flame of the Union. Pauline Frederick headlines Family with Paid in Full and Charles Murray in That Night. Wallace Reid stars at Princess in The Roaring Road. Orpheum shows Gladys Brockwell in The Devil's Riddle plus vaudeville. James J. Corbett performs at Quincy in The Midnight Man and The Tunnels Terror with comedies. Colonial runs The Masked Rider, Great Detective, and The Way of the Red Man. Maeterlinck, visiting America, failed at his poetry and first play writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belasco Theater
Mme. Nazimova
Family Theater
Pauline Frederick
Charles Murray
Princess Theater
Wallace Reid
Orpheum Theater
Gladys Brockwell
Quincy Theater
James J. Corbett
Divorce filing amid charges and local notices
Mrs. Mary Miller seeks a divorce from Clarence Miller alleging statutory offense and non support with case to be heard at the April term of the circus court. The column also notes visits, relocations, and social events across families, council rate changes for city water, and a Bucyrus farmer selling a beef hide for 11.70 with a plan to buy shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
Clarence Miller
Circus Court
Anna Ward
Evanston
Ill
Misa Dora Ward
Ellen Lovett
Spiro
Oklo
Blankford Long
St. Louisx
Taylorville
Timothy Flood
Celia Harder
Ey. Hemenway
Springfield
George Kellar
Kay Fone
Elgin
O. L. Kibler
St Lois
Ray D. Plattner
Versailles
W. A. Lidaard
Floisa Hess
Kattherine Hess
St. Louis
Alderman
Robert Osbert
de Witt
Th Congregational Church
W. FE. Williams
Leek
Fe Obntit van Meigs
Quincy
Baptist Church
Crawford County
Bucyrus
Winners in Y. M. C. A. contest get awards
Winners in the efficiency contest of the Y. M. C. A. were awarded letters at the banquet given in their honor in the association building Friday evening. Covers were laid for 103 and members of the efficiency teams, Maroon basket ball team and officers of the association were present. Charles Eichenauer, president of the Y. M. C. A. gave an address to the boys. H. A. Brewer, formerly physical director of the Quincy association, Carl Merkel, captain of the Maroons, S N. Gabel, physical director and E. T. Manchester boys secretary also gave short talks. Mr. Brewer spoke on Clean sets and Mr. Merkel's subject was eam Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eichenauer
H. A. Brewer
Quincy Association
Carl Merkel
Maroons
SN. Gabel
E. T. Manchester Boys
Brewer
Merkel
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Duncan
R. E. Duncan
Friay
Twentith
Hampshire Street
Home Jackson
al Lansing
Lindstreet
J. R. Rouse
Ralph Albright
Tony Sibbing
Liesen
Meyer" Reighard-Higgins Garment Company
Mary Liesen
South Eighth Street
California
Bunco
Carrie Reling
Bessie Nleitholt
Helen Damhorst
Miss Dennison
Esther Dennison
Lily
Southwick
Joanna Jenkins
Roy Stevens
Roy Deland
Dennison
Cuba Jenkins
Olinda Pieper
Elizabeth Johnston
Tisse Deland
Elma Crawford
Everett Clough
Fred Wickmer
John Dennison
Collins Club
Cheerful Home Settlement
Clare Moore
J. D. Riley
Blue Bird Club
Esther Elterbrock
Monroe Street
Ellerbrock
Mabel Doht
Selma Adelpohi
Ruth Rottman
Ruth Landweh
Alma Drescher
Philip F. Schoenleber
Warehouse Point Conn
City
Schoenleber
VOLTA
Heidbreders
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Lowden
Forum
F. B. Solin
Christian Mission
Wheatridge Sanatorium
Church News
Star Theater
Earle Williams
Savoy Theater
Dorothy Dalton
Red Man
Maeterlinck
America
Hunt
Owl Drug Store
Parker
Seeneyes
Hiscox Chem. Wen, Patghoeue N.Y
Pittsfield, Ili
Castoria
Princess
Savoy
Charles Chaplin
Spouse
Eagles’ Hall
Rialto Jazz Band
CAT Tales
Dicky Dippy
Bugsy
Fei
Sinnott
Detroit
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