Social Life in Quincy Hosts and Visits
A parade of social events fills Quincy this week with Mrs. J J McGraw hosting a book club tea at East State Street, Mrs J C Whitefield visiting, and St Rose Altar Society planning a Thursday whist. Miss Schulte’s sewing party honors her upcoming marriage to Walter Rottman with a pink white luncheon.
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Stephen Bastien
B. T. O'Donnell
C. E. Bowers
Arthur Jeffries
David Higgins
C. E. Parker
Schulte
Adolph Neuser
1611
Elm Street
Clara Schulte
Walter Rottman
Neuser
Katherine
Antoinette Schulte
Gertrude Smith
Loretta Giesing
Lillian Maas
Angeline Musholt
May Damhorst
Leo Middendorf
Charles Morris
Joseph Berter
Hollender
Anna Hollender
John Mast
Mary Winter
Chestnut Street
Charles Bartlett
Phi Gamma Delta
Quincy
Tom Smith
St. Louis
Bisser
Women's Union Label League
Theodore Bisser
State Street
Bert Ryan
Henry Obrock
Lawrence Ellermeier
Bernice Kurnal
Edward Ellermeier
Shelbina
Jack Ellis
Ellis
South East
New York City
New Mexico
George Fischer
Albuquerque
Quotas Fixed For Inter Church Campaign In Quincy
The Inter church world movement drive in Quincy sets city quotas: Baptists 43000 Congregationalists 25000 Disciples 3700 Presbyterians 25000 United Brethren 2938 Friendly Citizens 17550. About 31318 has been subscribed so far with Baptists contributing 27283 Congregationalists 800 Disciples 700 United Brethren 2535. A rally of team workers and directors led by A F Odell is planned for Thursday with reports from denominational and Friendly Citizens reps at Central Baptist church after dinner.
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Quincy
Baptists
United Brethren
Congregationalists
Disciples
A. F. Odell
Central Baptist Church
Friendly Citizens Division
Roney Rakers Wedding At Saint Boniface Church
Miss Dorthy Rakers daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Rakers 643144 Hampshire street will wed Hugh Roney of Chicago this morning at 9 oclock in St Boniface Roman Catholic church Rev Leopold Kitt will perform the ceremony Attendants include Miss Eileen Roney Miss Pauline Rakers and Miss Helen Rakers with John Hitzel and Bernard Rakers as groomsmen A wedding breakfast will follow at the bride's home and a reception will be held in the evening The couple will honeymoon in St Louis DuQuoin and Bresse before moving to Chicago
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Friends In Council
Charles Bartlett
Turkey
Morgenthau
Flint
Mish
Loretta Haggerty
Thomas Sutton
Mich
St. Michael's Catholic Church
City
A. A. Russ
Jennie Alaynick
New Orleans
Alaynick
Juvenile Court of
W. I. McKee
New York City
Kingsbury
Hardy
St. Louis
DuQuoin
Bresse
Ill
Chicago
Mrs W Blackburn of Shelbina Visits City
Mrs W Blackburn of Shelbina was in this city Tuesday for unspecified errands.
Huck Heintz Wedding Set For Early June
The engagement of Richard Huck and Miss Marie Heintz is announced. They will wed in St Francis Catholic church in Quincy in early June and take a two week trip to Chicago and Detroit after the ceremony. They will reside at 90314 Vermont street.
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Richard Huck
Marie Heintz
Quincy
St. Francis Catholic
Miss Heintz
Mr. Huck
Chicago
Detroit
Vermont Street
Herman Heintz
Bingaman Addresses South Side Commercial Club
Rev I W Bingaman of Luther Memorial church spoke to the South Side Commercial club in their regular meeting Tuesday evening. He outlined how a club should be conducted. The session was mainly social with only pressing business discussed. The good road.
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I. W. Bingaman
Luther Memorial Church
South Side Commercial Club
Freshmen Smokers Highlight College Meeting
A business meeting for freshmen and a smokers event were enjoyed with Mage as a feature of the evening. Members were appointed to meet a large party of St. Louis business men arriving May 27, though several could not attend due to a consistory session.
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UCN
TyeRe
Bers
St. Louis
Concordia Glee Club Rehearsal Leads to May Concerts
The Concordia Glee Club, directed by Prof Arthur Diesing after his appendectomy, rehearsed Monday at St James School Hall. Concerts are planned May 19 at St James Hall and May 20 at St John’s Hall.
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Concordia Glee Club
Arthur Diesing
St. James Parochial School
St. James School
St. James Hall
St. John’s Hall
Miss Clara Garretts Departs for Springfield
Miss Clara Garretts left Monday for Springfield after spending a week with Quincy relatives and friends.
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Clara Garretts
Springfield
Quincy
Local residents update and staff moves in Quincy
Miss Besgie and Miss Nellie Teefe and Miss Rose Redmond returned home Monday evening. H B Davenport, formerly on the Quincy Journal editorial staff, left Tuesday for Sheridan Wyoming. Mr and Mrs J P Chandler have returned from a two week visit in Kansas City. Mrs D W Whitford and daughter Neva of Golden spent Tuesday in Quincy. Dr H F Lafler, Chiropractic treatments. Arthur Hominghaugen, former bookkeeper for H G Garretts and Son, accepted a travelling salesman post with the firm. Homer Angell, Swift Packing Co bookkeeper, left for Chicago to join the main office. Mrs William McCreery of Augusta was a Quincy shopper Tuesday. Alex C Swartwout left for Rockford to attend the fortieth Royal Arcanum session as representative of Quincy Council No 195.
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Besgie
Nellie ‘Teefe
Rose Redmond
Sterling
H. B. Davenport
Quincy Journal
Sheridan
Wyoming
J. P. Chandler
Jackson—street
Kansas City
D. W. Whitford
Neva
Golden
Fuller Pension Bill Sent To Conference
Veterans have been asking about the Fuller pension bill which is now in conference. After the conferees agree on its final shape it will be sent back to both houses for concurrence.
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Whig
Milk prices cut for Chicago wholesale dealers
LOWER MILK FRICES, CHICAGO, April 28. Milk prices to Chicago wholesale dealers during May will be lowered five cents a hundred pounds and five cents by the can, the Milk Producers' Co operative Marketing company announced. Consumers will not benefit, and prices to retailers will remain the same.
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Chicago
Why We Torture Ourselves With Bad Habits
A reflective piece on self caused trouble from poor handwriting and messy habits. It argues over-emphasized effort to change, urges addressing bad habits now rather than delaying. Cites Thomas Fuller on starting improvement today rather than waiting for a calendar moment.
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Thomas Fuller
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