Card Club Luncheon Delights East Prairie Ave Members
The card club met Monday at noon for a luncheon at a home on East Prairie avenue. Tables were prettily arranged with spring centerpiece flowers. Guests included Frank Llewellyn Mia Tom, with urns From Visit. Mrs. Ella Stahl, visiting her daughter in Wilmette, returned to Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Sprick
Card Club
East Prairie Avenue
Epring
Frank, Llewellyn
Mia
Tom
Ella Stahl
Frederick Fain Wilmette
Quincy
Shallebarger
Decatur
Mr. Nebarger
George Fischer
A. J. Kasper
Chicago
George Her
Vermont
Fischer
Anita Rine
Henry Rupp
Joseph Fischer
J. H. VandenBoom, Jr
Ed. Moller
Nealische
Relinberger
Chi
Social News From Quincy Teas and Dinners
Housewives in Quincy hosted a series of small gatherings this week. Tenk Hostess Rudolph Tene entertained friends with a five-table bridge tea on East Maine Street, a St Louis guest attended. Anton Weltin and Monroe households hosted dinner for guests including Mr and Mrs Rothery of Wellessley Massachusetts. Mrs W A Richardson returned from Chicago and local visitors welcomed guests at South Eighteenth Street homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph
East Maine Street
F. E. Briner
St.Louis
South Eighteenth Street
Richardson
Lyman Wiley
Chicago
W. A. Richardson
Blakeslee
Willis Blakeslee
East Kentucky Street
Willis
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Charlotte
Donald McCarl
Galesburg
Lombard College
Quincy
Lyman McCarl
T. J. Wright
Richard McCarl
Side Tals Talks Ruth Cameron
A reflective column discusses the longevity of urban tales about shoes and prices, exploring consumer influence and wage impact. It notes local social items, weddings, anniversaries, and greetings from Quincy society, including engagements, parties, and visits, with several residents returning or moving.
Marriage on Jan 3 announced in Hannibal Mo
W J Brown night agent for the American Railway Express and Mae Wellman both employed at the same office secretly wed in Hannibal Missouri. They went to St Louis after the ceremony and will live at 113514 North Sixth Street. The couple, long suspected to be engaged, kept the marriage private until this week. Mae Wellman is the daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Brown of 718 Kentucky Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brown
Arberican Railway Express
Mae Wellman
St. Louis
Sixth Street
Miss Wellman
Mr. Brown
Hannibal, Mo
Elizabeth Brown
Kentucky Street
Last concert of the season proves great at Luther Memorial
Miss Lulu M Felt of Quincy College of Music presented Frances In gram contralto Myrna Sharlaw Louis Kreider baritone and Isaac Van Grove pianist in the last concert of a winter series at Luther Memorial church under her sponsorship. Miss Margaret Carlisle accompanied and also performed in the first concert. The program offered solos duets and piano with rare excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu M. Felt
Quincy College of Music
Frances Ingram
Myrna Sharlaw
Louis Kreider
Isaac van Grove
Luther Memorial Church
Margaret Carlisle
Concert Series Plans After Winter Recital
Miss Felt intends a series of similar concerts next winter and will seek Miss Ingram again. After the program Mrs. Rome Arnold hosted a tea for the musicians at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Felt
Miss Ingram
Rome Arnold
Rev Zurbonsen to Leave St Mary Church
Rev Anthony Zurbonsen resigns after 14 years as pastor of St Mary Roman Catholic Church and is transferred by Bishop Ryan to Riverton to serve as chaplain at a tuberculosis sanitorium under construction. Health issues forced the move. effective July 1 he will be succeeded by Rev E A Niebling formerly of St Joseph church Mt Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony ZugSensén
Og&e
St. Mary Roman Catholic
Bishop Ryan
Riverton
Father Zurbonsen
E. A. Niebling
St. Joseph Church
Mt. Sterling
Father Neibling
Quincy
St. Boniface
Xoito
Ackermanns to observe fiftieth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Ackerman of 809 South Eighth street will celebrate their fiftieth anniversary on May 3 with a family reunion. Mrs Ackerman, formerly Louise Brinkmeyer, married in Salem church Quincy fifty years ago. They have seven children, all in Quincy except John Ackermann of North Dakota and Mrs Guy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ackerman
South Eighth Street
Ackerman
Louise Brinkmeyer
Salem Church
Quincy
John Ackermann
North Dakota
Guy
Mohrmann Guests Gather for Anniversary Visit
Mrs. John Ackermann travels from Quincy to attend the anniversary event as Mr. Ackermann will visit, and Mr. and Mrs. Mohrmann will also attend.
Church groups plan greater cooperation at Vermont Street M E church
The official board of the Vermont Street M E church met Monday evening to organize closer coordination of church activities. A committee with representatives from all church organizations was appointed and new members may be added as other groups form. H W Jackson was named general chairman and the committee includes C H Allard E J Taylor Virgil Musselman Geo X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Street
M. E
H. W. Jackson
C. H. Allard
E. J. Taylor
Virgil Musselman
Geo
Local Church Committee Members Named
Gabriel heads junior work with E. V. Musselman on the official board alongside Mrs. J. R. Pearce and the Ladies Social Union. Members include Mrs. D. L. Musselman, Mrs. M. K. Sinnock, George Il Wilson, Miss Haze Wagg, Rev F. A. McCarty, and Mr. Marie Crossland, church secretary, among others.
Y. W. C. A. Campaign Extended for Several Days
The campaign to raise funds for the Quincey Young Women's Christian Association continues for several days more. Solicitors report total contributions exceeding $6000 so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincey Young Women's Christian Association
Miss Grace Ainslie Returns From Kirksville Visit
Miss Grace Ainslie spent the weekend in Kirksville Missouri with relatives before returning home, according to local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ainslie
Kirksville, Mo
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Monroe
Neal Monroe
Ens Women An and Children of
Tals
Ruth Cameron
Yen
Nteur
John Ackley
Cherry Street
Ackley
Caldwell
Idaho
Inghram
Joseph’ W. Mott
Maywood
Lillian Brown
George Heintz
East Broadway
Edward Schulte
J. Tilden
West
Dickerson McAfee
North Eighteenth Street
California
Wallace
Houston
Texas
McAfee
Thomas White
Henry Brant
East Hampshire Street
Charles Heintz
East Vermont Street
John Parton
Maine Street
Salem Evangelical Church
Parton
Vera Scharnhorst
Aloise O'Donnell
D. L. O'Donnell
Genevieve Brinks
East Spring Street
Edith von der Haar
Miss Fusselman
Helen Digtmeyer
Timothy Ford
Ohio Street
Excelsior Stove
Liebman
North Sixth Street
George Harrison
Springfield
Tenk
Detroit
E. R. Couzens
Jack
Grace Louise
E.B. Watson
Marga
Ta. Watson
M Anata Exer
Rev. Zurbonsen
ST. Mary Church
Mrs. Ackermann
Weilers
Kohler & Campbell
Vose & Son
Packard
Estey, Ivers & Pond
Autopiano
Hazelton Brothers
N. 6Th ST
Mohrmann
Mr. Ackermann
Mrs. Mohrmann
Halbach-Schroeder Co
Quincy, In
Mina Taylor
Cambric
Madras
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