Local society notes feature concerts and recitals
A busy church and school scene highlights a missionary program at the Must Bet End Christian church with the Primrose Concert Company performing. Miss Maude Dunbar and others provide scenes with hostess roles, followed by violin and art songs at St Idan's Academy and a Quincy College of Music recital by Miss Roxanna McNeal. Community groups host meetings, social events, and a cooking sale to support district meetings, with notices of absences, travel, and wedding anniversary celebrations also listed.
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Rorkety
Society of ‘Oreagn
End Christian Church
Vipa
Primrose Concert Company
Maude Dunbar
Daisy Mollenhauer
Dorothy Ruth Miller
W. H. Reed
Miss Meyer
Gertrude Meyer
St. Idan's Academy
Edwin Markham
Hermann
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Robert Russell Bennett
Guido Papini
Touraine
J. E. Andino
Julianna Meyer
Kathryn Stratton
Roxanna McNeal
Music Hall
Quincy College of Music
Reinecks
Greig the Elf
Philipp
Grainger
Young People's Society of the
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fashions for Americans Simple Eton Suit with Braid
An article on the Eton jacket as a chic three piece spring suit. It shows a lattice silk braid trim on skirt jacket and sleeves, with options in serge gabardine wool jersey satin or corded silk. Three piece suits offer street and informal dress utility and braid and embroidery dominate trims. Maria Farina Jones anecdote included.
We Want to Be Free From Possessions
A reflection on minimalism and the urge to hoard possessions. The writer recalls a woman who traveled with a single steamer trunk containing all her belongings and argues humans oscillate between braving freedom and the pull of accumulation. The piece notes instincts of self preservation and acquisition require regulation for civilization.
High School PTA Plans May Meeting and Potluck
The High school Parent Teacher Association will meet in the study hall of George Arthur Buttick. First Union Congregational Church pastor will speak on High School Life Versus High School Credits. The annual picnic is set for May 25 at South Park.
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George Arthur Buttick
First
Union Congregational Church
South Park
Quotidian notices from Quincy area brief personals
Multiple short items: Lieut Pat O Brien in Armory May 7. Thomas F P Gore arrives in Quincy as chief clerk at Soldiers home replacing Perry Ellis. Edward Wood leaves for Lancaster Pa to manage Great La Veta show. Dr J H Waldron to Dalesville Ind for a week on his farm. Glenn Burch improves at home Seventh and Kentucky. Miss Mary Griffith of Hannibal visits Mabel Banta. Charles Webb leaves Quincy Coffee shop for American Cafe on Hampshire owned by Frank Jenkins. Paul Pharis of West Frankford Ill plans brief Quincy visit after injuries. Read Delaplain city property bargains at Stern building. Quincy Motor Club seeks settled weather for membership drive through Adams county. Mrs Leon C Welch of Casper go to Chicago then Casper. Major Hugh King offered instructor post at boys training camp Lake Geneva near Chicago. not salaried. Dr H F Lafler Chiropractic at 201-204 Ill State Bank Blog. Western Union subscribes 3,000,000 to third Liberty loan. Quincy receive share 110,000 for St Louis district. Jesse Hudson naval recruiting officer accepts four recruits: Kaspervick, Collins, Owen, Sanderson. Mrs George C Hewes at Blessing hospital. major operation. J B Murphy recovering from tonsil operation. Sheriff Coens cites letter from William Unglaub in France with 26th aero squad. One marriage license issued to Charles W Buhre and Rosa Dedert. Executors Leenerts James Leenerts estate with $10,800 bond. Indian Grave Drainage district case ongoing. hearing deferred. Lorenzo Bull visiting from old home then Camp Custer. Rev George C Hewes employed as science teacher in Hull public schools. to preach Baccalaureate. returns to Quincy Fridays.
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Pat O’brien
Armory
Thomas FP. Gore
Quincy
Soldiers’ Home
Perry C. Ellis
Edward Wood
Lancaster
J. H. Waldron
Dalesville
Ind
Stannus
Hampshire St
Glenn Burch
Whig
Seventh
Kentucky
Mary Griffith
Hannibal
Mabel Banta
Charles Webb
American Cafe
Hampshire Street
Frank Jenkins
Paul Pharis
West Frankford
Inl
Gem City Business College
Jacksonville
Fla
Delaplain
Stern
Quincy Motor Club
Adams County
Leon C. Welch
Casper
Wyo
D. L. Musselman
Chicago
Hugh King
Lake Geneva
May- King
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
Western Union Telegraph Company
Liberty
St. Louis
Jesse Hudson
William W. Kaspervick
Spruce Street
Clifford Warren Collins
Barry
George Edward Owen
Carthage
William H. Sanderson
Stillwell
Ill
George C. Hewes
Blessing Hospital
J. B. Murphy
John Coens
William Unglaub
Quincy Boy
France
26Th
Aero Squad
Charles W. Buhre
Ursa
Rosa Dedert
Mendon
John O
Renke
Reverend Shank to attend La Grange assembly meeting
Rev W O Shank travels to La Grange Missouri today for the executive board meeting of the summer assembly. The educational event will be held in July or August in La Grange with speakers Rev Shank and Rev Dr John Crouch of La Grange College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Shank
la Grange
Shank
John Crouch
la Grange College
Rev McPherson Preaches at Kentucky Street M E Church
Rev Hugh C McPherson will occupy the pulpit Sunday at the Kentucky Street M E Church in place of regular pastor Rev David S Wahl who has gone to Kansas City to assist in revival services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Hugh C. McPherson
Kentucky Street
M. E
David S. Wahl
Kansas City
Holland Seeks Written Guarantees Before Any Ship Sails
In The Hague on April 26 Minister of Foreign Affairs Jonkheir J om told the chamber that no Dutch vessel would sail without a written guarantee that seizures of ships would cease. He cited an interview with American Minister John W. Garrett showing a written assurance had been given. He also said negotiations on an economic agreement with Germany were delayed by difficulties and Holland could accept more than it currently does.
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the Hague
Fest Chamber of Parliament
Jonkheir Jom
Holland
John W. Garrett
Germany
Sugar Ration Relaxed for Illinois Housewives
CHICAGO April 26 Illinois housewives may obtain all the sugar needed for the early canning season but are limited to twenty five pounds per purchase as announced by the food administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
The
Food Administration
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Fred R. Smith
Oak Street
Charles Dabney
L. M. E. Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Maine Street
Maurice Cook
EB. O
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J. L. Klemme
H. D. Condron
Card Club
H. A. Christ
John Fick
Hilda Kuchmann
Stanford Park
Park Two
West Chicago
Kuchmann
Dewey School
Women’s Liberty Loan Committee
East
Arthur Dunn
Scranton
New York
Women Teachers’ Club
M. E. Fawcett
Webster School
Nettie Fredericks
Mae Broady
St. Rose Altar Society
Henry Altmix
Pat Curry
Emile O'Donnell
D. L. O'Donnell
James Burner
Fred Frees
Lena Knuf
Anna Binkert
Lyman On McCarl
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C. F. Bradley
Unitarian Church
Margaret McCarl
Charlotte
Donald
Richard
Maria Farina Jones
Ruth Cameron
Springfeld
Springfield
Zf Maria Bowen, Chairman, Irma Gerdes
Edna Collins
Lettie Gay
Ruth Enlow
Edna Heidbreder
Pauline Marshall
Gladys Paul
Wheeler Brittain
Carl Martindale
Robert Butts
Cayton Blair
Harold Lashbaugh
Harold McCarty
Lula Wright
Lorenzo Bull
E. J. Parker
Camp Custer
Hull
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Roxbury
Ohio
J. Yousim
Teisen
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