Social notes mix dinner parties and engagements in Quincy
ISS GRATIA STAHL hosts eighteenth birthday dinner at Hotel Quincy with guests including Marie Reidy Marian Best Helen Schaberg Louise Rogers Jane Eads Trula Earel Adelaide Thuman. Numerous society items follow: Troop I Boy Scouts add five members. Pauline Bergman returns to Forest Park university. Miss Margaret Wells travels to Knox College Davenport IA then to Barry Barry. Miss Steiner honored with luncheon by Mrs Fosgate and later hosted by Bonfoey and Gardner. engagements announced for Arthur Harschber and Minnie Carolyn Schneider. lectures on Birds given at Dewey School. Easter egg hunts at Irving School. various teas dinners and visits across Quincy society pages.
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Iss Gratia Stahl
Quincy
Marie Reidy
Marian Best
Helen Schaberg
Louise Rogers
Jane Eads
Trula Earel
Adelaide Thuman
Pauline Bergman
Frank Goodwin
Forest Park University
St. Louis
Cason Corcoran Wedding in St Peter Church
Miss Helen Corcoran and Aldo Cason were married at St Peter Catholic Church with Rev Father J J Driscol officiating. The couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Corcoran of Broadway and son of Mr and Mrs A J Cason, will reside with the bride’s parents in Quincy after a brief wedding trip.
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George Terwische
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John Sohm
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Ed. Dorkenwald
Florence Hleideman
R. E Corcoran
Cason
A. J. Cason
American Strawboard Company
Quincy
Freight Handlers Strike Hits New York Piers and Stations
A strike affecting freight handlers at all railroad stations and piers in New York was authorized Wednesday night by the New York Freight Handlers union, linked to the International Longshoremen's Association, protesting working conditions.
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In Pernothsped Longshoremen’s Aassociaon
Albert Speaks To Women's Committee
Allen D. Albert addressed the Quincy unit of the women's committee on war-born community spirit and the need to organize a Community Council for the city. He noted Quincy's strong features and advertised progress, urged centralization and joint effort, and described youth recreation and inclusive participation as essential to postwar unity. He recalled his experiences speaking to women's groups, including a ten minute limit set once.
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Corset expert offers free fittings for stout women in Quincy
Local notices advertise Miss Fairbanks of Kespohl Mohrenstecher's giving free corset consultations all week to address stout women's fittings plus new styles. Whig teases a hidden check promotion and notes related ads from Quincy Gas Electric Heating and local merchants.
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Bluffs
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Plainville
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Hamp. St
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Jersey Street
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Newark
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Weems Laundry
Sixth
Maine Streets
Quincy Ice Dealers
Women C H D unit dissolves to form Community Councils
Adams county women of the C N D meet in the Chamber of Commerce building. They vote to reorganize as Community Councils including all people and groups to coordinate work and recreation. Mrs Ira Couch Wood of Chicago outlines plans for wide representation and health initiatives, while reports from committees and a musical program conclude the session. A noon luncheon follows with many county and city members attending.
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Red Cross
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la Prairie
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Germans Submit New Peace League Plan at Versailles
Amsterdam dispatch says German peace delegates at Versailles will propose a league of nations to replace the Paris plan. The draft is attributed to Count Von Bernstorff and Mathias Erzberger, leaders of German diplomacy and armistice negotiations.
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German Armistice Commission
Status Of Germany To Nations To Be Defined
Paris April 23 Articles of the peace treaty detailing Germanys position toward nations cut off relations during the war were to be drafted at the council of fives meeting. The group of foreign ministers and delegates also eyed clauses on German colonies and war material traffic. A further item covered rights for foreign airships to fly over and land on enemy territory after signing.
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