Honored at Many Parties for Mrs Kasper
Mrs Kasper of Chicago has spent the past week as a guest of her daughter Mrs George Fischer at 903 12 Vermont. Fischer hosted sixteen friends at coffee. Out of town guests included Mrs F E Briner of St Louis. Mrs Catherine Lubbe entertained at dinner. Mrs Henry Rupp and Mr and Mrs Herman Heintz planned dinners in her honor. Mrs Travilla hosted luncheon for Mrs W H Konante en route to California. Miss Timmerwilke honored by Miss Josephine Griffith. guests listed. Mrs Ellis in New York City. Miss Schulte engaged to Walter Rottman honored by Miss May Damhorst. Merry Matrons meet hosted by Mrs Ray Lee. next meeting led by Mrs W R Schermerhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Tenk
Catherine Lubbe
Park Place
Kasper
E. Fischer
Henry Rupp
Herman Heintz
Travilla
Marshall Travilla
W. H. Konante
California
Mary Montgomery
Columbus
Ind
Timmerwilke
Josephine Griffith
North Fifth Street
Mildred Timmerwilke
Ralph Timmerwilke
Broadway
Miss Griffith
Lyle Leary
Helen Bruenger
Ruth Gray
Thelma Clark
Mildred Thomas
Rosalia Timpe
Leona Blodget
Mary McKenzie
Helen Haley
Laura Newell
St. Lewis
Vonder Hart
Helen Dittmeyer
Blanche Fisselman
Edith von der Haar
North Fifteenth Street
Arthur Schelp
East Kentucky Street
Henry Ronicke
Esther
Detroit
Mich
Bowen
Annie Walton
Miss Rakers
Dorothy Bakers
Hugh Roney
Chicago
Fred Althoff
Vine ‘Street
Angela Musholt
A. J. Bakers
al Smith
State Street
William Nummensen
Ed Snyder
Amos Conger
Gem City
South Park
Women and Children of Quincy Return From Peoria
Quincy news item highlights Mrs George T Thompson returning from Peoria after weeks with sister Mrs Paul Jones. Dorothy Duranty arrives from Chicago to visit parents Mr and Mrs A M Durant. Miss Mary Griffith from Streator visits Briddick home. Various social gatherings and visits noted, including card clubs, musicales, and a backwards party at Jefferson school. Several local residents plan summer stays in Bowen California and Harris Missouri.
Bachelors Club Hosts Second Dance at Knights Hall
The Bachelor Club and many friends danced Friday night at the Knights of Columbus hall with Rialto Jazz providing the music. The club has 18 members all Quincy High students, the second dance after an initial event at the Hotel Quincy, held as a subscription affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelor Club
Knights of Columbus
Rialto Jazz Orchestra
Bachelors
Quincy High School
Quincy
Daniel Cover Visits Daughter in Pittsfield
Daniel Cover of 811 North Sixth Street visits his daughter Mrs. M. W. Laird in Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cover
North Sixth Street
M. W. Laird
Pittsfield
Baptist Workers Subscribe $15,000 Among Themselves
Central Baptist church workers raised 15000 in five minutes as part of a 100,000,000 inter church world movement campaign. Thirty five team members subscribed toward the 43000 church quota, with plans to raise the remainder and boost nationwide results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
Robert van Meigs
Guiney
Atks
Value Of Special Subjects Discussed At School Meeting
The High school Parent-Teachers Association heard Miss Mary E. Beatty discuss the value of art and Miss Maud Harding outline music benefits including religious social altruistic cultural and mental training aspects. Mr. Rossi spoke on physical education and the gains from games and play as essential to development and civic duty. Plans were announced for the May 29 annual picnic and the last Saturday in April home sale event, plus a pledge to support a new high school building. The principal J. F. Wellemeyer highlighted the newly formed high school band, and posters for a home cooking sale were shown, designed by Miss Beatty’s art students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Mary E. Beatty
Maud Harding
A. E. Rossi
Board of Education
J. F. Wellemeyer
Miss Beatty
Enthusiastic South Side Evangelistic Meeting Delivers Strong Sermon
Large attendance heard Rev. J. W. Bingaman of Luther Memorial Church praise the gospel. Mrs. O R Keer sang a solo and the meeting concluded with plans for the Interchurch World Campaign. Chester Childs completed local campaign plans with Congregational Church solicitors joining five million workers in a nationwide drive. Sunday saw class members prepare for a school party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Chester Childs
Interchurch World
Congregational Church
Vermont street church hosts Hard Tyme party
The M. E. church on Vermont street was taught by R A Potter and Mrs J H Crafton. They enjoyed a Hard Tyme party in the church parlors Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Street
M. E
R. A. Potter
J. H. Crafton
Mrs. Edgar Potter Returns From YWCA Convention in Cleveland
Mrs. Edgar B Potter has returned home from the National YWCA convention in Cleveland Ohio. Summer camp plans are finalized and a booklet detailing the camp will be issued next week by the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar 8. Potter
Cleveland
Ohio
Duke for a Day Shown at Church Juvenile Program
A three reel comedy drama titled Duke For A Day will be shown at the First Union Congregational church juvenile picture program on Saturday afternoon. It follows a young American who for a day believes he is heir to a ducal title and estates. Also shown will be Playing in Florida, a one reel on the habits and occupations of wealthy winter migrants to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Union Congregational Church
Florida
Personal notices from city columns listing sales and visits
Aug Muegge sells a six room brick house at 1010 Adams Street City with sale at the courthouse Saturday at 2 pm. William Cheesewright buys the Maine cafe on Maine Street between Fourth and Fifth, a former Quincy resident returning recently. Dr Stanus offers eye ear nose throat care at 601 1 2 Hampshire with glasses fitting. W J Wible, editor of the Golden New Era, was in the city Friday. Mr and Mrs A D Kendall and son Audrey spend the weekend in Coatsburg. Edward Jacobs of Lima was in Quincy Friday. Mrs Mary Bazsi of Coatsburg visits her son in law and daughter, the County Superintendent of Schools and Mrs John Steiner. G W Altenbaumer, traveling auditor for the Wabash Railway, left Thursday night after checking books at local offices. William Knoffmeier, 634 South Thirteenth Street, returned from St Louis after a business mission. Miss Marguerite Downing of Golden is visiting her brother William Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stannus
Hampshire
W. J. Wible
The
Golden New Era
This City
A. D. Kendall
Audrey
Coatsburg
Edward Jacobs
Lima
Quincy
Mary Bazsi
John Steiner
G. W. Altenbaumer
Wabash Railway Company
Jine
William Knoffmeier
South Thirteenth Street
St. Louis
Marguerite Downing of
Golden
William Donnelly
Vaudeville and silent film lineup at city theaters
Pictures Today lists acts at Orpheum featuring Wm Russell in Shed with Fire. Bloju hosts The Gray Wolf's Ghost with H B Warne. Fan t*u Girls perform The Rose of Panama. Belasco features Hope Hampton in A Modern Salome. Star shows Norma Talmadge in She Loves and Lies. Gem presents Harold Lloyd in His Royal Highness. Savoy screens Slaves of Pride with Alice Joyce. Family screens Ben Turpin in Tant ing Target Center and Heads Wins. Princess features Vivian Marin in The Home Town Girl. Quincy Theater presents J J Corbett in The Midnight Man with Hoot Gibson and Virginia Fair. Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran in Downing an Uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theater
Wm. Russell
Bloju
H. B. Warne
Fan ‘Tua Girls
Panama
Belasco
Hope Hampton
Salome
Star
Norma Talmadge
Gem
Harold Lloyd
His Royal
Savoy Theater
Alice Joyce
Ben Turpin
Tanting Target Center
Princess Theater
Vivian Marin
Quincy
J. J. Corbett
Hoot Gibson
Virginia Fair
Eddie Lyons
Lee Moran
Downing
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Internal Cure
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as they do not reach the disease seat. Catarrh is influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. The preparation combines well known tonics with blood purifiers. Druggists sell it for 75 cents. Testimonials free from EF J Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Do You Make New Friends A Look At Friendship
A 35 or 40 year old woman says she does not make friends easily, prompting a reflection on how relationships with people shape happiness. The piece urges keeping an open mind, staying curious, and continuing to make friends throughout life, warning that a year without new friendships is incomplete. It discusses meeting new people through community, travel, or visits, and cautions against heart hardening with age while encouraging a lively mental life to remain receptive to new friends. It ends with a prompt: how long since you have made new friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blessed
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Ellis
New York City
Jack Ellis
Sham
Miss Schulte
Clara Schulte
Walter Rottman
May Damhorst
Miss Dambhorst
Gertrude Smith
Loretta Giesing
Charles Morris
Alma Terter
Merry Matrons
Ray Lee
Maple Street
W. R. Schermerhorn
Peoria
George ‘T. Thompson
Paul Jones
Miss Durant
Dorothy Duranty
A.M. Durant
Miss Duranty
Marshall Field
Maine Street
Frank Weems
Ira Calkins
Theodore J. Keup
C. H. Apperton
Jersey Street
Miss Bowers
St. Mary's Academy
Marion Bowers
C. E Bowers
North Eighth Street
Desert
Molly
Frank Terwelp
George Bromelmeyer
Lawrence Dedert
Tony ‘Sibbing
J. ‘Reede
Briddick
Mary Griffith
Streator
Charles Briddick
North Twenty-fourth Street
W. W. Williams
East Maine Street
Dr. Williams
C. J. Williams
Wood
Patl
Harris, Mo
Halbach
Robert Halbach
W. Q. Powell
Ruth
East Hampshire Street
Sewing Club
Charles Allard
LVS
Matone
Kings Daughters
Emil Halbach
Russel Williams
King’s Daughters
Unitarian Church
Mrs. Brown
Rudolph Brown
South Eighth Street
W. Beckmeyer
William Judson
Minnie Peter
Alfred Meyer
Hoener
Crooks Bros
Millinery Co
CAT Tales
Asi
Dicky Dippy
Joe Locke
Sinnott
Iit
Church News
Y. W. C. A. Notes
O'Farrell
Ide
the Tallis
Ruth Cameron
Web
Princess
Vivian Martin
Ford
Savoy
Sennett
Taming
Target Center
Columbia
Pope
Rambler
Dayton
Crown
Mehaus Bicycle
K. of C. Bldg
Maine St
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