Mrs Wood Arrives in Quincy for Community Council Talks
Mrs. Ida Couch Wood of Chicago, a Community Councils worker, arrives in Quincy to address the Adams County women's committee C. N. D. The 10 o'clock meeting sets the agenda, with lunch at 1 and an address at 2 about transforming the women's committee into a Community Council. Open to all, with reception by a local committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Halligan
P. J. McCabe
W. R. Alexander
Mary Castle
Lulu Felt
Co. W. Leffingwell
Homemakers' School Program For Tonight Surprises Planned
Mrs. Julia Bacon hosted a card club. several upcoming social events are noted, including Easter parties, guest visits, and club meetings. The Homemakers' School Program tonight in Webster auditorium features We Wave Our First Dinner Guest and community singing with performances by Miss Swope Mrs. Inghram and others.
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School For Homemakers
Webster Auditorium
Florinda Uecke
Genevieve Lusk
Miss Swope
Garnett
Maurice Vasen
Bond
Miss Bond Leaves for Plymouth After Visit
Leave for Plymouth Miss Marjorie Bond departed Sunday night for Plymouth Indiana following several days in the home of her fiancé Rudolph Riggs on East Maine street. Returns Home Mrs E A Rogers returned from Cleveland Ohio after a few weeks as guest of Mr and Mrs C G Comstock. For Miss Steiner Georgena Cottrell to host luncheon in honor of Miss Steiner of Montgomery Alabama guest of Mr and Mrs J A Stillwell. Banns Called The banns were called for the first time Sunday in St Francis church for the marriage of Robert Lee Berger and Miss Mary Kemner to take place May 6. Rev Fr Francis DePaul Middendorf to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Monroe
Ralph Gardner
A.S. Ellis
George Cottrell
Lawrence Bunfoey
Neal Monroe
Mary Sullivan
J.W. Gardner
George Dashwood
E. A. Rogers
Rose Cadwallader
Grace Merritt
Edith Baker
East
Jersey Street
Knox College
Miss Baker
Maria Bowen
Georgann Castle
Helen Eaton
Helen Lander
Knoxville
Marjorie Boesch
Burlington
James Potter
William Dayton
Dan Berry
Homer Swope
William Baker
Kenneth Vernon
Hannibal
Harry Zimmerman
Arthur Spilker
Jefferson Street
Mrs. Kendall
RS. H. W. Kendall
Maine Street
John Berrian
Los Angeles
Lyman McCar
J. H. Bourne
la Belle
Carrie Hoxey
Bacon
Robert Bacon
May Steiner
John Stillwell
Arlene Weis
Ruth Appleton
Georgena Cottrell
C. H. Fosgate
A. Q. Lindsay
Montgomery Smith
J. A. Stillwell
W. R. Lockwood
C. A. Fifer
Will Sinnock
M. F. Carrott
Chicago
Edward Dameron
Alfred Grossmith
Mrs. Grossmith
Cameron
Quincy
Phillip Erben
Rosa Dickhut
Henry Beckney
North Twenty-fourth Street
Nichols
Charles Griffith
Rushville
Charles Nichols
Miss Steiner
Lawrence Bonfoey
Miss May Steiner
Montgomery
Ala
New York
Frank Weems
East York Street
Plymouth
Marjorie Bond
Ind
Rudolph Riggs
East Maine Street
St. Francis Church
Robert Lee Berger
Mary Kemner
Francis DePaul Middendorf
Quincy Church News M. E. Revival Closes
Vermont Street and Grace M E churches held their union revival missions ending Sunday night with a full Vermont Street auditorium. The service featured inspiring singing led by Brother Mc Mahon, prayers by Dr. F A McCarty, solos by Bert Chatten and Mrs W B Smiley, and a sermon from the text Ye Will Not Come Unto Me. Over 70 joined for church membership as two weeks of meetings concluded while Easter observances and new memberships were noted citywide. Sunrise services and cantatas occupied the holiday weekend with participation by various churches and groups.
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M. E
Vermont Street
Grace M. E
Brother McMahon
F. A. McCarty
Bert Chatten
W. B. Smiley
Edward Boyd
Jesus
Mrs. Mull Presents Asiatic Immigration Paper
Mrs O G Mull will give a paper on Asiatic Immigration at the Missionary Society meeting of the Congregational church on Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Mull
the Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Easter Bazar Planned by Luther Memorial Guild
The Guild of the Luther Memorial church will hold its annual Easter bazar Thursday afternoon and evening. The flower class will present a program in the church hall as part of the event.
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Guild of the Luther Memorial Church
Eighteen Joined Congregational Church in Service
Eighteen new members were received into the Congregational church Sunday morning and six were baptised.
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Congregational Church
Aid Society to Meet at Grace Methodist Church
The Aid Society of the Grace Methodist Church will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon in the church.
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L. M. E. Society
D. J. Strickler
First Christian Church
Aid Society
Aid Society of the
Grace Methodist Church
Nine Are Christened At Luther Memorial Church
Nine babies were christened Sunday at Luther Memorial Church with Rev J W Binga officiating. The list includes Warren John son of Mr and Mrs W J Simmons Evelyn Leon daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Oberling Donald Richard son of Mr and Mrs Al Koch William Leon son of Mr and Mrs M G Worman Floyd Louis son of Mr and Mrs Chester Ocenning Virginia May daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Canning Marilyn Josephine daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Harvey Ruth daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Platt.
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Luther Memorial Church
J. W. Bingaman
Warren John
W. J. Simmons
Evelyn Leon
Lee Oberling
Donald Richard
al. Koch
William Leon
M. G. Worman
Floyd Louis
Chester Ocenning
Virginia May
Arthur Canning
Marilyn Josephine
Joseph Harvey
Ruth
J. A. Platt
Bazaar and social at St Paul Evangelical church
The women of St Paul Evangelical church held a bazar and social in the school hall on Monday afternoon and evening. Many pretty items were sold and attendance was good.
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St. Paul Evangelical Church
Thirty two new members join Luther Memorial church
Three services welcomed thirty two new members to Luther Memorial church. A special offering was collected for the parsonage fund totaling $1,600.
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Luther Memorial Church
Deaf Rushville couple wed in sign language ceremony
Sunday afternoon Walter Foote and Miss Nannie Griggs, both deaf mutes from Rushville, were married by Rev. F. A. McCarty at the Verm ont Street Methodist church. Sister Ethel Bevans interpreted the ring ceremony. Foote is a cream tester and longtime Rushville resident. They will reside in Rushville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Foote
Nannie Griggs
Rushville
F. A. McCarty
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Ethel Bevans
Foote
Miss Verna Scharnhorst Wed to John Parton in Salem Church
Miss Verna Scharnhorst daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Scharnhorst 1133 Tayson avenue wed John Parton of Quincy son of Mr and Mrs George Parton Edina Mo in Easter morning ceremony at Salem Evangelical church Rev H J Leemhuis officiated Attendants were Miss Quint a Finks and Estel Hancock flower girl Verna Goederis They planned to live at 1006 Spruce street after a dinner for forty relatives and friends Dayton Dowd company employed Parton the couple will begin housekeeping at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Scharnhorst
Henry Scharnhorst
Tayson Avenue
John Parton
Quincy
George Parton
Edina
Salem Evangelical Church
H. J. Leemhuis
Qunita Finks
Estel Hancock
Little Verna Cgoederis
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Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows and Rebekahas
Odd Fellowship
Luther Memorial
Political Club
Poitical Club
W. P. Martindale
Visita
Sergt
Taylor Donahree
Rockport
W. H. Miller
Iowa
John Meyer
Ursa
Bert Woodruff
Walter Brennecke
Edward Meyers
Mrs. Bacon
Julia Bacon
Will Means
East State _ street
Kentucky Street Methodist Church
Alicia Potter
Frederick H. Fay
Boston
Mass
Fay
Clara Potter
Miss Eaton
John D. Eaton
Rachelle Yarros
the Historical Society
F. M. Foley
Voshake
Henry Voshake
North Twelfth Street
Mary M. Freiurg
Fred Freiburg
Clara Duright
Fowler
Joseph Trapp
William Spencer Johnson
Kenneth Lewis
Great Lakes
Ella Lewis
Kittie
Letha Bunting
Illinois Women's College
Jacksonville
Ill
Miss Corcoran
Young Ladies Sodality of
St. Peter's Church
Helen Corcoran
Aldo Cason
Walton Heights
Terrell Glascock
Cherry Street
St. Mary Academy
St. Louis
Clyde McNally
L. G. Ost
C. Lawrence Wells
Mondy
Grove Avenue
Burtha Brown
Mrs. Neal Monroe
Ottumwa
F. W. Simmons
Nan Curry
M¢ttumwa
Utica
C. H. Williamson
A Lee
Richter Hixson
William Perkins
Alice Hilpert
Hilpert
Joplin
Leslie Lycan
Joplin, Mo
Mr. Lycan
Biglow- Frown Advertising Company
Miss Henkemeyer
Miss Ruth Henkemeyer
Jackson Street
William Trollensteiner
Barbara
Margaret Farris
The
Eagles
Grace Rantwick
Homemakers
Ceylon
Tondon
Verna Helmers
Riverview Park
Helmer
A. O. Arnold
Nancy
Ruth Warren
Arnold
Macomb
State Normal School
House of Representatives
Quincy Church News
Eva Frields
K .E. Hartley
George Carl
Saloa
Greenmount Cemetery
Presbyterian Church
John Inghram
George Reeves
Ed Hodgkins
Paul Morrison
Betty Barbara Elizabeth
Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Lake
Brunswick
Altona
Artiste
Bazar
St. Paul
Foote.Griggs
Parton-Scharnhorst
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