Quincy College of Music Announces Next Year Faculty and Fall Term
The annual Quincy College of Music announcement outlines a expanded faculty for the next year with names in piano voice violin and other arts. Fall term starts September 6 with officers listed and a busy program of recitals and visiting musicians alongside study of music history harmony and related subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy College of Music
Quincy
Central States
Lula M. Felt
Marie Dorothy Schaller
Lucille Goldsmith
Elizabeth Lightfoot
Marguerite Bryant
Juanita, Nichols
Mabelle Hilda -Arnold
Edith Bryant
Florence Brown
Visitors Spend Weekend With Quincy Residents
Mrs. W H Alexander Jr and family from Texarkana Ark arrived after a stay in St Louis to visit Mr and Mrs W O Alexander Sr at 1660 Kentucky St. Mr and Mrs John Wood of Galesburg, formerly Quincy residents, visited at George Wall’s 340 S 24th. Harry Shank, son of Rev W J Shank, returned home to Portland Oregon after visiting his cousins Susie Cornwall and Ethel Wich at 912 N 8th. Mrs John Hatcher and son from Chicago are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs P F Bradford on East Vermont St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hamilton
Bloomington
Chris. Nein
Maine Streets
Hamilton
Quincy
Rome Bockenhoff
Kentucky Street
J. ME Uyman
David Shontze
Broadway
Chicago
Milwaukee
Eleanor. Nielson
Ty €. Poling
James. Nielson
Poling
Nielson
James Gardner
Margaret Jean. Ringier
Kansas City
Elizabeth Ives
Harriet Ives
George
R. Cottrell
Georgina ‘Cottrell
Hchémé
Robert Bacon
Bacon
Julia Bacon
Mr. Bacon
Pollock
Edith Wilson Pollock
Eighteenth
Varmont Streets
Eugene Morehead
Shreveport
Miss Hatcher
Seattle
Washington
Morehead
Hatcher
George Wall
George Behrensmeyer
Harry. Sweet
Philip Schlagenhaus
Charles Seger
Frank Penick
Emery Lancaster
Robert Halbach
Rome Arnold
Wave Miller
Henry L. Whipple
C. D. Center
John Wood
Galesburg
W. H. Parker
Bruce Wilkins
Wood
Motehead
Ida : Hatcher
Katherine
Fannie Cadogan
Wilkins
Fanny Gooch
Lawrence’ N. Pease
James, Pease
St. Louis
Emilie
Gertrude Pease
Pease
North
Eighth” Street
Madison
North Dakota
Bradley Institute
Peoria
Tley
Lucy Bowers
Carthage
Ruth Ferris
Miss Bowers
Ralph VandenBoom
Hi. A. VandenBoom
Springstreet
Mr. VandenBoom
St.Louis
Gardner
P. H. Gardner
Vermont
M. E. Church
A. S Flanagan
Grove
George’ H. Wilson
Herman Wendorff
Mildred Tlenry
el Dara
Til
R. W. Alexander
W. H. Alexander, Jr
David
Catherine
Texarkana
Ark
W. OL. Alexander, Sr
Kentucky
John ‘Wood
South Twentyfourth Street
Harry Shank
W. J. Shank
Portland
Oregon
Susie. M. ‘Cornwall
Ethel Wich
North Eighth Street
John’ Hatcher
PF. Bradford
Vermont Street
Luncheon Bridge Planned at Country Club Series
A luncheon bridge will be given at the Country Club next Thursday afternoon. It is the third in a series of social affairs for ladies being held at the club this summer.
Niece of Mr. Koenig Kramer Visiting From St Louis
Mr and Mrs Daniel Cover of 811 North Sixth Avenue host the latter's niece and her husband Mr and Mrs Edward Koenig Kramer from St Louis. Mr Koenig Kramer is an officer of the International Shoe Company the world's largest shoe business corporation. They plan to stay until late next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cover
North Sixth Avenue
Edward’ Koenigkramer
St. Louis
Koenigkra
International Shoe Company
Gorham Party Visits Bolles Home In Fairview
Prof and Mrs W B Gorham and their son Charles of Fairview Ia are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Bolles. Bolles is a brother of Mrs Gorham and Gorham serves on the faculty of the United States biological station at Fairview the second largest institution of its kind in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Gorham
Charles
Fairview
Frank Bolles
Bolles
Gorham
United States Biological Station
Fick Coal man Roth praised after hold up scare
In Saturday's Whig report on an attempted hold up of George D. Roth there was confusion over his employers. Roth is not with the Wabash Coal company now and serves as treasurer of the Fick Coal company. Friends commend his calm presence. Fireworks: Highland Jumbo arrives and will be shown at Highland Park next Wednesday night. A new piece with a bomb and American flag will illuminate the sky, drawing a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fick Coal Company
George D. Roth
Roth
Wabash. Coal .Company
Wabash
Highland Park
Misses Ford and O Mara Return From Leavenworth Visit
Misses Mary Ford and Elsie O Mara returned Saturday morning from a four weeks visit with relatives and friends in Leavenworth Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Ford
Elsie O'Mara
Leavenworth
Kan
Wills Filed for Probate in County Court
Two wills were presented for probate in the county court yesterday. William Coop of Thirtieth and Elm streets and Charles W. Aldag of this city are the testators. Coop leaves all real estate to son William Coop of Paris Illinois and personal property to Mary Keller of Cuincy with executrix Rob ert Keller. Aldag names widow Augusta Aldag as sole beneficiary and executrix, with two properties in the city also going to her. Both wills are dated 1915 with Coop's dated July 24 and Aldag's February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William’ Coop
Thirtieth
Elm
Charles
W. Aldag
Coop
Robert
John
Martha Ghormley
Ione Reed
William Coop
Paris
Ill
Mary Keller
Cuincy
Charles W. Aldag
Augusta
The Girl That Won't Marry at the Orpheum
Oliver Players present The Girl That Won't Marry at the Orpheum Quincy. The plot centers on a woman who plans to remain single but is drawn toward marriage when an admirer prevails. The company delivers strong performances and the show opens with a matinee today continuing into the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Oliver
Con- Rubia
Orpheum
Town Topics Notes From Local Scene and Events
A rush of small town items highlights community life including visits to Galesburg for relatives, a ham lunch at Blus Ribbon Buffet, a little German band spurring street tunes like Tipperary, and notices of meetings, travels, illness, and a Cape Cod outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blus
Hampshire
Concordia League
St. Jacobi
Believes Father Will Recover From Shock
H. ne Crawmer physical director at the M.C.A. writes friends he hopes his father will recover from a serious electrical shock suffered several days ago in Trenton New Jersey. The Quincy man is now at his father's bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ne Crawmer
M.C.A
Trenton
Quincy
Fall Creek levee district seeks tax for levee repairs
Judge Lyman McCarl approves commissioners petition to levy a tax sufficient to repair levees damaged by recent heavy rains. Levees will be raised two feet higher than their original height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman McCarl
Commissioners of
Fall Creek Levee
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Fourteenth
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Brookline
Mass
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Great Bend
Henry Schmiedeskamy
North Twenty-fourth. Street
Willard Lannerd
Racine
Wis
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Brookfield
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la Crosse
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Duker
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Mich
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Hampshire - Street
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Adams Express Company
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Harry Sweet
Locust
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Anne Rogers
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Country Club
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Iris
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The
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J. J. Freiburg
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Hannibal
Joseph. Urban
Maiden’. Lane
St. Anthonius
Frank
Cape. Cod
Thomas A. Brown
Tama
Wells
Poe EK
Ana Maine
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