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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1920

Page

3

Campaign On Today Boosters Rally for Quincy Gems

The booster ticket campaign for the Quincy Gems starts with Hicks and Stever committees canvassing Broadway merchants while Henry Ochs and Lenane lead downtown outreach. Ben Schrieber and four other baseball men join, including Lawrence Winking from last season and Payson players Weill and Peters. Sunday tryouts at League Park used two six inning teams named after catchers, with Schreiber and Wich leading their squads. Eddie Krueger was sidelined.

Quincy Gems Hicks and Stever Broadway Henry Ochs Leaane Ryansberg Roy Nessler Sam Swickard Lenane Ben Schrieber Lawrence Winking Gems Weill Peters Payson Peter Cambherst Wich Winking Reinsberg Nessier Crawford Krueger Johns Lemon Thornhill Eddie Krueger

Practice with the Gems Player Joins Moose Team This Season

The player from Wicks team will not play this season and has joined the newly organized Moose team, a move learned on Monday.

Gems Wicks Organee Moose Monay

Moose Team Holds First Practice At Baldwin Park

The Moose ball club held its inaugural workout Sunday at Baldwin Park despite bad weather. Manager Frank Dong led the session with former Threeleaguer Ford and players Neiman Grossemeyer King seekers and several Mooses watched from the stands. Grading on the field began and should be ready by next Sunday.

Baldwin Park Moose Frank Dong Ford Steve Neiman Babe Dec Grossemeyer Wess Kiingingsaith Heckenkamp McGilson Conners Sohn Ehrcott MacCleliind Mendon Eddie Krueger Moos

Illinois Towns Eye New Baseball League With Quincy

Co L Lambert of Canton and several western Illinois promoters plan a league including Galesburg Canton Macomb and Monmouth negotiating with Quincy for a berth Canton is ready for organized ball and Galesburg and Macomb are expected to act this week The league would mirror the old Illinois Missouri league which years ago merged into the Central Association

Central Association

Fraser's team wins opener on Sunday 4 to 2

The first game of the season saw Fraser's advertising team face Quincy College. Fraser's pitchers held a 4 to 2 lead when the game was called. Wall pitched four innings with six strikeouts and four walks. Harbaugh pitched four for Quincy and Shea seven for the college. Harbaugh showed a promising arm as a potential standby through the season.

Fraser Quincy College Wall Harbaugh Shea

Red Men To Take In Big Class Next Week

One of the largest classes of candidates in Quincy history will be initiated by the Improved Order of Red Men next Monday night. About 85 candidates are listed, with expectations the group will reach 100. Veterans are urged to join, and Mendon’s degree team will lead the initiation. Key officers from Illinois and Springfield will attend. Herman Stormer helped organize the class, and a war pantomime feast will conclude the evening.

Quiney Order of Red Men Mendon Order Quincy Sachem J. A. Kapps Chicago Sagamore A. J. Walters Springfield O. L. Wittmer Junor Sagamore Adams Bloomington Herman Stormer

Y M C A Changes Meeting Schedule

The Lincoln school classes of the Y M C A will meet on Wednesday of this week instead of tonight. The regular meeting of the board of directors will be held Tuesday evening.

Lincoln School YM. C. A The

Hannibal Eastern Stars Visit Grace Whipple Chapter

Members of Crown and Scepter Chapter No I of the Order of Eastern Star from Hannibal attended a Monday night gathering at the Grace Whipple Chapter in the Masonic Temple. About 300 guests enjoyed a baked ham dinner and desert, and the Hannibal visitors demonstrated work for four candidates, ending with a social ice cream and cake before returning home.

Engty Crown and Scepter No.i. Order of Eastern Star Grace Whipple Masonic Temple Hannibal Parhng Henry Michelman Alpha Chapter Edna Arrowsmith

PERSONALS: Quincy Notes On Visits and Incidents

Several local residents are noted in social items including Miss Esther Reinecke visiting Detroit relatives, Mrs. Alice Alexander and Mrs. Sargento of Hannibal in Quincy, Miss Maggie Butler from Shelbyville shopping in Quincy, and Carl Becker injuring his hand in a grocery show case incident. Mrs. Margaret Gwyn of the Soldiers and Sailors' Home was declared insane and to be sent to Jacksonville State Hospital. Eugene Bringaze from Springfield spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowe and Raymond Bowen attended a family reunion in Winfield MO, and Mrs. W H Stormer underwent surgery at Blessing hospital.

Tenk Margaret Gwyn Soldiers and Sailors Jacksonville State Hospital Stannus Hampshire St. S. M Wiskitchand Esther Reinecke Henry J Reinecke Detroit Mich Quincy Tenk’s Alice Alexander Sargento Tannibal Marka la Grange College Aletha Watts Marvellaine Juanita Adair Agnes Miller Margaret Wustrew Art Vahle Ford Nieman Keokuk Maggie Butler Shelbina Eugene Bringaze Springfield C. P. Bringaze South Eighth Street Carl Becker State Street J. R. Zeh Fourth and Lind Streets Becker Walter Bowe Raymond Chestnut Street Anna Bowe Payson Avenue Winfield, Mo

Seventy Eight Join First Union Congregational Church

Seventy eight new members joined the First Union Congregational Church on Sunday morning amid a program of constructive church work. A baptismal service was held for children including Mary Ethel Alexander Richard Sylvester Bartlett and others, using Jordan River water brought by Rev Edward A Thompson.

First Union Congressional Mary Ethel Alexander Richard Sylvester ‘Bartlett Thomas Hilbert Bruenjes Robert Childs Barton K. Herr Mildred May Hetherington Maxine Fern Hetherington Homer Herbert Hetherington Edward A. Thompson Jordan Dorothy Arrowsmith Charles Binkert Elizabeth Brown P. J. Burgoyne James W. Carrott Elizabeth Cawthorne Ruth Cawthorne Charles JD. Center Jerome O. Christie Charles T. Dorsey Roy Eugene Drallmeier H. J. Eaton J.D. Eaton J. D Thomas Lloyd Leonidas D. Mays L. R. Mourning Elizabeth Oakley Lillian M. Smith E. E. Squire Walter Stevenson Marshall Travilla J. W. Wall W. H. Beaman W. K. Beaman Chauncey L. Brante HW. A. Bruenjes

Play to be Given at Luther Memorial Bazaar

The Senior Christian Endeavor society of Luther Memorial church will present two act play The Laughing Cure as a bazar feature on April 22 in the afternoon and evening. Cast includes Dr St George Carey Walter Harvey Jimmie Mason Mrs Hanson Clarke Hanson Dwight Harvey Laura Hanson Edna Winter Laura Newell Kitty Clyde Clara Winter Mary Ellen Perry Ruth Meyer Norah Esther Fleer with Miss Edna Bock coaching.

Christian Endeavor Society Luther Memorial Church St. George Carey Walter Harvey Jimmie Mason Clarence Brockschmidt Clarke Hanson Dwight Harvey Laura Hanson Edna Winter Gay Hanson Laura Newell Kitty Clyde Jimmie Clara Winter Mary Ellen Perry Dolefus Ruth Meyer Norah Esther Fleer Edna Bock

Alumni Society Honors Guest At Quincy Reunion

A. J. Shartle of Boston state publication manager of the Christian Endeavor World, was honored with a guest address at the annual reunion of the Christian Endeavor Alumni of Quincy. The event took place in the parlors of the First Presbyterian church.

A. J. Shartle Boston Mass Christian Endeavor World Christian Endeavor Quincy First Presbyterian

Silaht Cold Remedy Promises Headache Relief

An old advertisement touts Silaht Cold remedy with 30c tonic laxative and germ destroyer claims. It urges looking for EB. W. GROVE signature on the box as proof of authenticity.

W. Grove

Easter Offerings Top $3000 For Luther Memorial Church

Easter services at Luther Memorial church raised more than $3000 to pay the remaining debt. A substantial balance will fund redecorating and a new lighting system. Eighty-one members were admitted. The Easter cantata "He Is Risen" was performed by the Ladies Choral Club in the evening, with Charles Weiler at the organ and Mrs. Maude Wells Dickson absent.

Luther Memorial Ladies Choral Club Maude Wells Dickson Charles Weiler

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets Wednesday

Interdenominational program planned at Vermont Street Methodist church home of Mrs Henry Schmiedeskamp with Mrs Edward Boyd leading the program and assisting by Mrs W B Smiley and Mrs J F Wellemeyer review of Crusade of Compasions for healing nations. Easter Cantata Dawn Immortal performed at Bethel M E church under Walter Lerman. Forty Hour devotions end tonight at St John Catholic church with 730 pm service. Reunion of Confirmands at St Peter Evangelical church features Rev A F Warshaw address and music by Miss Ella.

M. Society Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Vermont Street Methodist Church Henry Schmiedeskamp North Twenty Fourth Street Edward Boyd W. B. Smiley J. F. Wellemeyer T. R. Petrie Bethel M. E Walter Lermann St. John Catholic Church Joseph Postner Berthold Rupert St. Peter Evangelical Church A. F Warshaw Ella

Church events and society notes from Vermont Street and local groups

Activities at the Vermont Street M E church feature Miss Boate and Miss Ina Spangler entertaining Standard Bearers. Rev. Carl Buch of Bethel M E church presents a paper on lifts for pulpits at the Ministerial Union meeting. St Anthony devotions begin at St Francis church and run for nine Tuesdays ending June 12. W C T U holds a special meeting with state president Miss Helen Hood as guest. Young Ladies Sodality selects delegates for the Catholic Union convention and plans a whist on April 22.

Boate Ina Spangler Vermont Street M. E Ministerial Union Carl Buch Bethel M. E Church St. Anthony of Padua St. Francis Catholic Church Women’s Christian Temperance Union Helen Hood Helen Heintz Clara Menke Agnes Schroeder Marie Jansen Della Frericks Young Ladies’ Sodality of St. Boniface Church Catholic Union of Illinois

Christenings at Luther Memorial Church

Sunday morning christenings were performed at Luther Memorial Church by Rev. I W Bingaman. Wiebmer was named Donald Johnston Wiebmer, son of Mr and Mrs Anton H Wiebmer with sponsor Marjorie Lydia Miller. Miller was christened as Ethel Ann Burgdorff, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred E Burgdorff, with sponsor Mrs Henry.

Luther Memorial Church I. W. Bingaman Donald Johnston Wiebmer Anton H. Wiebmer Marjorie Lydia Miller Cyrus J. Miller F. J. Wittler Ethel Ann Burgdorff Fred E. Burgdorff Henry

Doctor Warns Tobacco Harms Arteries and Blood Pressure

A medical advisory notes that tobacco use hardens arteries and raises blood pressure causing headaches indigestion and other problems. It promotes Nicotol tablets sold with a money back guarantee to curb tobacco cravings and claims physicians endorse the product through Frost Miller Arthur and Brown Mays.

Conner Nicolas Eldbreder Frost Miller & Arthur and Brown & Mays

Christenings at Salem Church Noted in Sunday Services

Water from the River Jordan blessed during a Sunday service at Salem church where Mary Ethel Alexander Thomas Hilbert Bruenjes Charles Burgoyne Robert Childs Mildred Hetherington Charles Pool Jr Jack Pool Robert Williams Hamid Williams and Raymond Berkman were christened. Reverend H J Leemhanis conducted the ceremony with Raymond Berkman serving as sponsor.

Congregational Church Jordan Mary Ethel Alexander Gree Alexander Thomas Hilbert Bruenjes Charles Joseph Burgoyne R. Hi Robert Williams Hamld Raymond Roy Bergman Salem Church H. J. Leemhanis Raymond Berkman

Mrs Philo Donohoe of Rockport Shopping City

Mrs Philo Donohoe of Rockport was observed shopping in the city on Monday, adding a local resident sighting to the day’s social activity.

Philo Donohoe Rockport

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