Local social notes highlight Easter visits around Quincy
Mrs. C. A. Fifer hosts a small afternoon in East Maine street for Mrs. Warfield McMein of Hannibal while Mrs. J. A. S. Ehart hosts the guest. Several residents plan Easter visits in Kirksville and Chicago with family. A range of tea parties, sewing, and informal gatherings mark the week in Quincy social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMein
RS. C. A. Fifer
East
Maine Street
Warfield McMein
Hannibal
J. A. S. Ehart
Masons to Attend Easter Service at Bethel Church
Members of Quincy Commandery No. 77 Masons will attend Easter services Sunday evening at Bethel M E Church and hear an address by Rev Carl Bush, a member. The gathering marks the annual custom of the Commandery attending Easter services together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Commandery
No. 77
Bethel M. E
Carl Bush
Commandery
Drew's Will Bequeaths All to His Witty Wife
New York April 19 Sidney Drew famed as a wit and actor is said to have written on paper that he bequeaths all his property to his wife Frida. The estate's value was not disclosed in the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew
Wile Bae
New York
Sidney Drew
Ador
Ed Frida
Easter Sunrise Services Program at Riverview Park
The first annual Easter Sunrise service in Quincy will be held at Riverview Park Sunday at 7 AM led by Rev. Edward A. Thompson with a ten minute sermon The True Meaning of Easter The program includes Hartley Carl Frields and Newton in talks songs and an overture by Hoffmans orchestra The processional features Boy Scouts Sailors Soldiers and Young Peoples Societies followed by closing devotionals and a Star Spangled Banner authority by Newton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Thompson
Congregational Church
Quincy
Riverview Park
Young People’s Societies of
R. H. Hartley
George Carl
Eva Frields
Newton
Washington Square
George Rogers Clark Monument
Hoffman
Cees
Reuben H. Hartley
Seesl
Abe
Christian
Char
Geo
Carl Song
Boy Scouts
Sailors
Young Peejes Societies
Epworth Ague
Christian Endeavor Union
Young People's Societies
Burdette Joseph
Chester Poling, Jr
Alice M. Fry
Carl N. Adams
Herold W. Marshall
First Recital by Miss Pearl May King at Quincy College
Miss Pearl May King student of Miss Lulu Felt to perform Monday at 8 15 PM in Quincy College Mu sic program features Mozart Grieg Bach Brahms Chopin Grieg MacDowell Scott Leschetizky Nicolai works with Miss Felt co performing on second piano and accompaniment by Misses King Mollenhauer Jacobs McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl May King
Lulu Felt
Quincy College of Music
Miss Felt
Chopin
Grieg
Scott the Two Larks
Woes
Nicolai
Madison and Jefferson School P T A Meetings Report
Madison School P T A heard a talk on child development at home with sixth graders singing and a piano solo by Ruth Einhaus. Jefferson School P T A featured a talk on Birds by T Edgar Musselman, with lower grades performing musical numbers and a Brunswick phonograph concert. Sun Lee, a Korean soldier, spoke on army experiences and his country. Chaddock Boys’ school boys sang. a brief business meeting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison School
Robert van Meigs
Parent- Teacher Association
Ruth Einhaus
Irving School
T. Edgar Musselman
Jefferson School
Brunswick
Sun Lee
Adams School Parent-Teacher Association
Chaddock Boys’ School
Easter Day Cookies Sent From Vermont Street Class
Cookies baked by the Queen Esther class of Vermont Street Methodist Sunday school sent seventy two dozen cookies to children at the Cunningham home in Urbana as an Easter gift. Fifteen schoolgirls made 32 dozen. Women’s Home Missionary Society contributed forty dozen. The committee included Mary Hendrickson Winifred Potter Albertina Stewart Marguerite Gabriel. Mrs Homer Jackson assisted in packing with Mrs A A Whipple. They also prepared a work basket for a sewing class in Boaz Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Urbana
Queen Esther
Vermont Street Methodist Sunday School
Methodist Institution
Women's Home Missionary Society
Mary Hendrickson
Winifred Potter
Albertina Stewart
Marguerite Gabriel
Homer Jackson
A. A. Whipple
Boaz
Ala
Methodist Board
Personal Ads and Local Notices Dense with Names
A dense mix of personals notes and small notices from Quincy listing for sale ice, hospital updates, visits, meetings, moves, and local happenings. Includes Mrs. John Coleman’s pneumonia admission, visits by Ernest Reaugh and family, St Antonius branch meeting, road and medical ads, job and street addresses, and travels of residents such as Ray Stewart and Miss Caroline Dickhut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
South Tenth Street
John Coleman
Vine Street
St. Mary Hospital
St. Mary School Hall
Ray Stewart
E. Stewart
North Sixth Street
Clara Rump
Payson
Ernst Plumbing & Heating Co
Hamp
Robert Miller
Oak Street
E. F Stannus
Hampshire Street
Lizzie Parks
Mt. Sterling
Judge McCarl
Illinois State Bank
Caroline Dickhut
Jefferson Street
Otto Hoggett
Palmyra
Wil Kem Arnold
George Dashwood
Chicago
Jewell Wile
la Belle
Stannus
Bud Koch
Hannibal
J. Koch
Keokuk
Nellie Heinze
Arthur Lindblad
Lew Mellen
Quincy Woman Attacked by Dog on Ohio Street
Mrs. Carl McKiernan, at 88014 Ohio Street, was badly bitten Friday by a dog owned by Miss Mary Bringate while trying to remove a dead cat. The dog, later killed by Humane Officer John Coens, bit her arm hip and leg in a three inch arm gash. Dr. Pfeiffer said rabies unlikely. Miss Bringate was bitten while trying to separate the animal. Herman Pinkelmann improving after appendicitis surgery at St. Mary hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McKiernan
Ohio Street
Mary Bringate
Itumane
John Coens
Miss Bringate
Social Session at Gem City Lodge Ends with Ice Cream
Pinkelmann was taken to the hospital from his home at 1717 Broadway at 1 o'clock Friday morning. Has Social Session Gem City lodge No. 387 of the S O O F held a large meeting Friday night after conferring the first degree on one candidate. Gerald G Greenup noble grand, married this week, furnished cigars to the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkelmann
Broadway
Gem City Lodge No
Gerald G
Greenup
Noble Grand
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Robert Dick
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Mrs
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J. W. Emery
Forrest “Brewington of
H. B. Crawford
State Street
Crawford
Lillian Cherry
W. O. Lee
Robert Schott
Joe Einhaus
G. H. Weaver
James Beatty
M. M. York
Ray Lee
Kirksville
James P. Beatty
Helen Francis
Ireland
Carl Wheelock
Erid Ireland
Mollie Earel
Kentucky Steet
Lea J. Kadeskie
Charles Hartlett
John Hay
Norman Bassett
Norman
Oberling
Fern Club
Henry Oberling
Newark
George Elerbrock
Arthur Mester
Edward Goessling
Will Beckman
Edward Rengstorf
Will Fleer
Fred Mansfield
Eleanor Ellis
Trenton
A. S. Ellis
Entertains
Jennie Mast
Eagle's Drill Team Club
Paul Sadewater
Peak
A. H. Mennelay
Gertrude Michael
Joseph Michael
Ray Siepker
Barry
Mr. Siepker
B. H. Siepker
M. F. Carrott
East Maine Stret
V. A. Mason
Moses
Association
Miss Wellman
Helen Wellman
B. Crawford
Henry Sheer
Creston
F. A. Westerbeck
Altar Society
St. Mary Catholic Church
Mrs. Charles Bartlett
East Jersey Street
Adelia Ording
North Twelfth Street
Lewistown
Loretta Dralle
Miss Ava
Eugene Hess
Miss Dralle
Webster
H. E. Sellers
Rockford
J. L. Klemme
Miller & Arthur Drug Store
Webster School
F. B. Monroe
Dorothy
Yarros
Rachelle Varros
W. A. Schwindeler
Arcade Hall
Galesburg
Esther Hokamp
Phi Beta Phil
Miss Wokamp
Knox College
Meete
Henrietta Bernhardt
Oral Lawrence
St. Francis Catholic Church
SINAN
Hampshire St
Church News
Misses King
Mollenhauer
Jacobs, McConnell
Adams School
M. E. Revival
Vermont Street
M. E
G. L. Losh
Grace Church
McMahon
Joseph
OLDS
FE. Merick
France
C. Lutz
Lindstreet
Dalton
E. Liesen
Irene Barry
L. R. Musgrove
Canton
Sander’s
Maine
BBC
Fowler's Peas
Clark & Bar
Grocers
Hampshir Telephone
Herman Pinkelmann
Castoria
Washington
Swift's Pride
Delivery Service
West End
Boc Per Doz
Choice Oranges
Jersey
Eureka
Dundee
Arrow
Ohio
Weltin
Swift
Slocum’s
Spring Street
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