Social Life in Quincy Highlights Various Hosts and Parties
Social life in Quincy features multiple gatherings. Mrs M F Carrott hosted ten guests at luncheon on East Maine Street for Mrs Mary Montgomery from Columbus, Ind. Miss Hollender hosted a small gathering at 1624 Chestnut Street in honor of her sister Anna on wedding plans with John West, with a fresh shower for Hollender. Cards and refreshments followed. Mrs Ford Kircher entertained a card group at 1401 North Eighth Street with 4500 on the menu. A surprise party celebrated Miss Norma Kuchman’s sixteenth birthday at 908 Ohio Street. Richard and Arthur Stiggins left for California for the summer road trip. Mrs Edgar Haffner and Miss Virginia Bartlett, visiting relatives, returned to Hannibal from the city.
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Carrott
M. F. Carrott
Uncheon
Maine Street
Mary Montgomery
Columbus
Ind
Will Sinnock
Hollender
Berthat Hollender
Chestnut Street
Anna
John West
Louise
Euphemia
Gesina
Theresa Drier
Miss Hollender
Ford Kircher
North Eighth Street
Norma Kuchman
Ohio Street
Grace Bush
Grace Behrensmeyer
Dorothy Fick
Lenore Weiler
Lottie Nesbitt
Florence Pott
Irene Michelman
Hazel Alderton
Pauline Harris
Roxie Ree Williams
West
Richard
Arthur Stliggins
van Buren Street
California
Edgar Haffner
Virginia Bartlett
E. B. Bartlett
North Sixth Street
Hannibal
Sweetring
Fred Sweetring
North Fourth Street
Robert Nelsch
J. We. Ackerman
Walter Mahoney
Phil Gentemann
Miss Broeker
Edith Broeker
Jersey Street
Mildred Adair
Nora Zimmerman
Beatrice Ifouser
Arthur Laaker
Andrew Entrup
George Entrup
Brocker
Clara Moore
Marie Conner
Edward Honaker
Joe Adair
Carl Brocker
Sterne
Benjamin Burroughs
Oakland
Cal
Burrough
Thomas Sterne
Ellington
C. P. Bringate
South Eighth Street
Herman Wrinkleman
Carl Sass
Mary
Telen
Hanah
Virginia
Joseph
Prank
Walter
Eugene
Springfield
Carthage
Fred Wolfe
Fred A. Chandler
Wolfe
Glenna Bloyd
Rev Smith
Christian Church
Mrs. Chandler
Quincy
Emotions Versus Motions in Everyday Talks
A collection of vignettes on daily conversations and social events. Tales range from thoughtful remarks about burdens and planning to humorous anecdotes about gatherings, birthdays, weddings, and club meetings in Quincy era society. Names include Mrs. S., Mrs. Bringate, Judge Wolfe, and Miss Broeker among others.
Friendly Citizens Campaign Launched by Churches in Quincy
The Friendly Citizens drive to raise 72,188 in Quincy begins with 39,524 pledged. Campaign workers met at Central Baptist as Walter H. Bennet chaired and Rev. Edward Thompson spoke. Denominational quotas target Baptist 43,000, Disciples 3,700, United Brethren 2,988, Presbyterian 2,500, Congregational 2,500, with Friendly Citizens at 17,550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taioo
Quincy
United Campaign
Inter-church Movement
Friendly Citizens
Central Baptist Church
Walter H. Bennet
Edward Thompson
First Union Congregational Church
Samue Eldred
Friendly Citizens Committee
Baptist
United Brethren
Presbyterian
Congregational
Ackermans Observe Anniversary Sunday
Mr and Mrs John M Ackerman of 809 South Eighth street will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner at 5 oclock and an open house in the evening. Relatives include F G Ackerman of Bismarck Mrs Gus Michrman of St Louis and seven children plus 15 grandchildren all planning to attend. They were married in Salem Evangelical church and have resided in Quincy. Mr Ackerman retired after 47 years with Gardner Governour Company.
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John M. Ackerman
South Eighth Street
F. G. Ackerman
Bismark
N. D
Gus Michrman
St. Louis
Quincy
Clara Schmidt
William Beckman
Newton Chapman
John Degitt
Jack Ackerman
Arsent
Ackerman
Salem Evangelical Church
Louise Brinkmeyer
Gardner Governour Company
Otto Freiburg to wed Salem girl in wartime romance
Otto Freiburg son of Casper Freiburg and Eva M. Eighme daughter of J C Eichme Salem Iowa become engaged after a wartime courtship. She served with Thirteenth Base Hospital unit in France and was in Paris during bombardment later stationed in Limoges. They plan a future wedding and will live at 580 North Seventh Street. Freiburg worked in Quincy freight office and after service at Kittle Shear Case Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Freiburg
Casper Freiburg
Eva M. Eighme
J.C. Eichme
Salem
Iowa
Miss Eighme
Thirteenth Base Hospital
France
Paris
Lismoges
Cook County Hospital
Fretbure
Ale
Monte Carlo
North Seventh Street
Freiburg
Quincy
Moose Team Whist And Dance At Mance Bath Event
A whist game will be given for the Moose team followed by a dance by the base team at Mance bath this evening at 8 o clock. The entertainment is under the direction of the uni ment and base ball con. Committee members include Russell Rielly Frank Hockenkamp Charles Nobis and entertainment from Lawrence Goodman Walter Breden Peck Charles Nedis Walter sehilling Anton Sibbing Rob Nesta and Law Anders no Sehiime's orchestra.
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Mance Bath
Unment
Russell Rielly
Frank Hockenkamp
Charles Nobis
Aslha
Lawrence Goodman
Walter Breden- Peck
Charles Nedis
Walter Sehilling
Anton Sibbing
Rob Nesta
Law Anders No Sehiime
Schedule Changes for Boys Classes at Y Moc A
A schedule change affects the boys classes. Beginning Monday the Junior class meets Monday and Friday evenings at dela oeleck instead of von Pues ae and Saturday. Junior C meets Saturday morning at 9 oclock in June Boat 944 and Preps at 10 20 We look.
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Ohe Y Moc. A
Dela Oeleck
von Pues
Oovlock
Ministers Attend Methodist Conference in Des Moines
Rev FP A McCarty pastor of Vermont Street MoE church and Mr and Mrs D L Musselman left Thursday for Des Moines to attend the quadrennial general conference which opens Saturday evening and lasts a month Rev C M Duncan will conduct services next Sunday and May 16 with ROR Potter G S Yo M C G A in charge May 9 and 2
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FP. A. McCarty
D. J
Vermont Street
Moe
D. L. Musselman
Des Moines
The
Methodist Church
McCarty
C.M. Duncan
Ror. Potter
Yo M. CG. A
Kings Heralds Meet At Vermont Street M E Church
A Kings Heralds meeting at Vermont Street M E Church will convene this afternoon at 4 o clock in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Herald
Imest
Kings
Vermont Street
M. E
Parcel Post Sale by Bethel M. E. Church Women
Parcel post packages from many cities and states were disposed of at a sale held by the women of Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church in the church parlors Thursday evening. Refreshments were sold during the event. Mrs. Walter Fick chaired the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel M. E. Church
Walter Fick
May Day Gathering at Carthage College
Carthage College campus hosts a May Day celebration with county girls from schools clubs and groups invited to attend. Two field secretaries from the YWCA will assist and direct athletics while Dr. Harvey Hoover president of the college delivers an afternoon address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage College
Seconf
Iancock County
Yearing Women’s Christian Association
Harvey Hoover
Irving School Opera Tonight in Salem Hall
Irving school presents the operetta "Polisheroid Pebbles" by grades six to eight in Salem Hall tonight at 8 o'clock with a 4 o'clock matinee for those unable to attend. Committees are made up of school teachers and music is by Hugo Schuessler, organist of the Salem church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving School
Salem Hall
Hugo Schuessler
Salem Church
Dramatic News From Other U S Cities
Miss Marjorie Day reports dramatic happenings across several U S cities, delivering observations on events and social scenes beyond her home. The item highlights national scope and cultural notes from her travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Day
Community Service Outlines Dramatic Work in Cities
Headquarters of Community Service met with the dramatic committee of the Quincy Community Service Wednesday afternoon and outlined to them what work along dramatic lines is being accomplished in other cities by this organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Service
Quincy Community Service
Plans for Children's Week Prepared at Quarcity Meeting
Plans for the upcoming Children's Week were prepared at the quarterly meeting of the Sunday school association held at the United Brethren church Thursday evening. Miss Amelia Eichenauer was named chairman of a committee to arrange the program. Mrs L L Woodworth and Mrs Ef W Trueblood were appointed to nominate officers for the coming year. Addresses were delivered by Rev J W Bingaman and Mrs Woodworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday
United Brethren Church
Amelia Eichenauer
Eichenauer
L. L. Woodworth
Ef. W. Trueblood
J. W. Bingaman
Woorlworth
Marriage of Stuckman and Eva Graff in Hannibal
The marriage of Stuckman, a fireman, and Mrs Eva Graff occurred last Wednesday at the Now o engine house. The couple intended to keep the move secret but word got out. They will reside at 434 North Wirth Street.
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Robbins
PL Mo Wallace
Golden
James H. Robbins
Detroit
Earl Dean
Quincey
Kresge Company
Luther Grass
Netter
Mroo
Ray Sinmert
Chicago
Rome
George Sinnuck
North Firth Street
Mer
John Pipe
Evern
South Sixteenth Street
Rome Bockenhoff
Edn
Crawford
Ors
Florence
Gap
Jefferson Street
Eagles Hall
Omiusae
Miss Kergnan
Surya Vt
Missi
Walker’s Bargain Basement
Walker’s
Geo
Heck
Viet Kid
Scotts
Oxford
Kid Hoed
Lewis
Bagain
Mary Jane
White House
Tso
Brown
Ther
Ackermans
Salem, SR
MOOSE
J. Z. Deis
Walter Flachs
State Street
St Peters Roman Catholic Church
Louise Marcaret
Louis Zwick
Y. M
Church News
U. S
Vicks Vaporub
Ile Store
Lily
Kirk
Koch Steffen Florenze E. Koch
Quinney
St. Lows
Virginia M. Steffen
Koch
Hsl
Gaines Show
Roch
Mrs. White
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