Social at Flanigan Residence and Nearby Gatherings
A social gathered last evening on the lawn of Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Flanigan at 2638 Grove Avenue hosted by the Standard Bearers of the Vermont Street M. E. Church. Lanterns lit the scene as ice cream cake and decorations drew funds for the society, with Miss Jennie Dorsey and Miss Frances Crowl among performers.
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A.S. Flanigan
Grove Avenue
Vermont Street
M. FE
S¢Ne
Jennie Dorsey
Frances Crowl
Wooster
Unes
George H. Wilson
Lcla Butler
Standard Bearers
Eurhemia Trivini
Irene’ Flanigan
Daisy Frank
Miriam Pendleton
Zola Butler
Ray Penrage
Aldo Germann
Kitty Bunting
Ruth Flanigan
United States Navy
Manila
Social notices and visits fill St Louis gossip
Miss Elizabeth Hartley and sister Mrs. John F P Menke visit Mrs. John Ansbro in St Louis. M W B club meeting postponed to Monday. Miss Flora Eickmeyer and Miss Clara Mast report Lake Dewey conference. Work starts on a new brick residence for Otto Bauman on Kentucky street. Marguerite Edwards returns from Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Mabel Williams hosts Esther McKennan before McKennan moves to Madison. Carrie Gilmore returns to Keokuk after visit with Mrs. Charles McNeill. Rorathy Loudermil guests Cath- in La Grange Mo.
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Elizabeth Hartley
John FP. Menke
John Ansbro
M. W. B Club
Flora Eickmeyer
Clara Mast
Lake Dewey
Kentucky Street
Otto Bauman
Carrie Gilmore
Keokuk
Charles McNeill
North Sixth, Avenue
Swinging Doors cast spent night filming at Santa Rosa Vineyard
Murdock MacQuarrie and a twelve member company spent the entire night at a Los Angeles wholesale wine establishment to shoot scenes for The Swinging Doors two reel drama. They returned at 4 am satisfied with results and filmed vineyard worker scenes in champagne district France the next day. See it at the Family theatre today.
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Murdock MacQuarrie
MacQuarrie
Universal City Lake
Santa Rosa Vineyard Company
Los Angeles
Champaign
France
Family
Frame-Up tale at Quincy theatre sparks deadly feud
Kalem's two act drama The Frame-Up unfolds a deadly plot as Freeney and rival Lewis clash over Nellie. Freeney escapes court, then attempts to kill Lewis, leading to police intervention and a dramatic arrest. Nellie’s love fuels the feud. the thriller promises excitement today.
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Pat
Freeney
Lewis
Kalem
Thunderworld
Quincy Theatre
Nellie
Birthday club gathering at Mrs Schwindeler’s
A birthday party for Mrs W A Schwindeler was held at 1235 Maine St with twelve ladies from a birthday club enjoying a six o'clock dinner and informal visiting. Other city notes include people returning from trips, shoe sale ads, and local transport and social plans.
Postponing Old Age by Kidney Pills Warning
Overworked, weak, or diseased kid neys cause early aging signs such as rheumatism aches back puffiness under eyes stiff joints and headaches. Poley Kidney Pills claim to restore health by aiding kidney function and removing uric acid and poisons from the system. Miller & Arthur Drug Co.
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Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Dusty Missouri Roads Baffle Attorney C H Wood
Missouri roads shift from mud to dust after a rainless day. Attorney C H Wood, returning to Kirksville from a business trip, notes muddy sections en route and later dusty stretches, attributing the change to dry air and sand on the highways.
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Missouri
C. H., Wood
Kirksville
River Notes and Riverboats Lead Up to Picnic at Sherman Park
Old time musician Peck Hamilton, long time calliope on the Uncle Sam, visited Quincy yesterday to greet friends along the levee. The North Side Boat Club plans its annual picnic Sunday in Sherman Park with ferry rides on the B. Bor and all-day enjoyment. A misprint in The Whig stated Keokuk backed into the Rambler. it was the Rambler that damaged none. The Dubuque arrives tonight from St. Louis en route to Burlington carrying 72 Knights of Columbus Choral Club members and 200 St. Louis lodge members with the Ladies Auxiliary. The Rambler show boat continues upriver as Rice-Cove water circus advances. Keokuk carries freight and passengers. river conditions improve as banks recede. Sunday Keokuk excursion will be attended by many river watchers eager to see the high stage.
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Hannibal
E. ‘Epler
Quincy
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hiram Wheat
Wheat
Adams County
E. W. Beatty
Heintz
Joe Trelands
Keokuk
Swift Packing Plant
Illinois Sportsmen’s and
Game ‘Protective League
Esther Hertzler
Esther Mills
Davenport
Dunbar Chautauqua
E. G. Bauman
Chautauqua Association
Comedy Players
J.H. Crafton
Pittsfield
al. ‘Johnson
F. T. Todd
W. C. Waltz
Galesburg
Burlington
Bates Taylor
W. TI
Noehler
Spruce Street
Dodger IV
Billy Evers
Cliff Padgett
Associated Power Boat Clubs of America
Chicago
Acc
Peck Hamilton
Kansas City
North ‘Side
Dubuque
St. Louis
Knights of Columbus Choral Club of
Hugh McKenzie
New Shovel Installed At Quincey Sand Loading Dock
A modern clam shell shovel has been replaced on the loading apparatus at Quincey Sand on Front and Broadway. A large pile of sand sits on the shore awaiting haulers. The old shovel proved cumbersome and slow before this upgrade.
Dun's Review on Trade Upturn and Iron Growth
Dun's Review reports broader commercial progress funneled by improving trade data and steadier iron and steel output. Pig iron production hits a two year high while steel demand prompts rising quotations. Shoe factories run near capacity. woollen revival visible. blue denims mills idle due to dye shortages. Weekly bank clearings total $3,085,745,440.
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New York
Dun’s
East
Money Order Chief Gus Bunte Ill at Home
Gus Bunte of Thirty sixth and Broadway, head of the money order division at the post office, was ill yesterday and confined to his home.
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Gus Bunte
Thirtyssisth
Broadway
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