Marian Wall hosts dancing party for guests of note
ISS Marian Wall entertained Monday at the Country club with about fifty couples. Guests included Miss Sara Sundine of Moline Illinois and Miss Louise Waggoner of Chicago. Mrs. J Will Wall hosted additional invited guest Mrs Tristan von Schrenk of St. Louis. Out of town guests Miss Freda Preistmeyer of Moberly and Miss Helen Wiener of St. Louis attended. Frappe and bites served. Sundine and Waggoner depart for home today. others plan trips and bridge events follow.
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Iss Marian Wall
Country Club
Sara Sundine
Moline
Inl
Louise Waggoner
Chicago
J. Will Wall
Tristan von Schrenk
St. Louis
Freda Preistmeyer
Moberly
Betty Castle
Helen Wiener
Lillian Piers
Social Notes From Quincy Busy Weekends
Quincy social life fills pages with visits from Miss Helen Wiener of St. Louis and Miss Lilian Pierson, hosting card clubs and entertaining guests. Families travel to Lake Geneva Minocqua and Des Moines for gatherings while local couples plan weddings and group outings across Illinois and Wisconsin communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wiener
Helen Wiener
8&J. Louis
Quincy
Lilian Pierson
Berlin Wondersteen promotes dry hair removal cream
An ad touts Berlin's Wondersteen dry odorless cream to remove facial hair instantly from chin cheeks and upper lip. Sold for $1 with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Contact Berlin's Wondersteen Co 500 Fifth Ave New York or Miller & Arthur Drug AF for a free booklet.
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Bellin
Wondersteen
Berlin
Wondersteen Co
Fifth Ave
New York City
Miller & Arthur Drug
New Pastor Installed at St Matthew Lutheran Church
J G Keiser was ordained and installed at St Matthew Lutheran near Burton on Sunday afternoon with Rev Oscar Horn leading the service and sermons. Theodore Walz of Hannibal gave the charge to the congregation and E F Schueler the charge to the new minister. Next Sunday Keiser will be installed as pastor of Zion Lutheran near Ceylon, serving both churches alongside E Dautenhan of Clayton and Herman Heidbreder of LaGrange leading the Zion service. Sewing society at St John’s Lutheran meets all day Thursday. East End Christian Guild meets Thursday at Mrs James Miller’s home. Girls' Missionary society meets Thursday at Miss Daisy Mollenhauer’s home. Foreign Missionary society of Kentucky Street Methodist hosts a lawn social Friday at the Old People’s Home on 418 Washington Street.
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D. S. Wahl
South Park
Martha Bible
Kentucky Street Methodist Church
Frank Miller
M. T. Koelsch
William Waack
J. G. Keiser
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Burton
Oscar Horn
Theodore Walz
Hannibal
E. F. Schueler
Zion Lutheran Church
Ceylon
E. Dautenhan
Clayton
Herman Heidbreder
LaGrange
Zion Church
East End Christian Church
James Miller
Girls’ Missionary Society
Daisy Mollenhauer
The
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Old Peoples’ Home
Washington Street
WEDDINGS Squires and Mewes Tie at Vermont Street Church
Miss Marie Mewes daughter of August Mewes and Thomas F Squires son of Mr and Mrs Walter B Squires were married in the parsonage of Vermont Street Methodist church by Rev F A McCarty at 10 AM Sunday. Squires is a motorman for the street railway and they reside at Thirteenth and Oak. Haner Maas Couple Wed in Quincy Justice E J Bonney officiated for Richard Haner of Quincy and Blanche C Maas of Los Angeles. They will live in Quincy.
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Stanford Hobbs
F. W. Chumbley
Erma Chumbley
Harold Leffingwell
Boston
Squires- Mewes
Marie Mewes
August Mewes
Twenty-fourth Street
Thomas FH. Squires
Walter B. Squires
Vermont Street Methodist Church
F. A. McCarty
Squires
The
Street Railway Company
Thirteenth
Oak Streets
Haner-Maas
Richard Haner
Quincy
Blanche C, Maas
Los Angeles
Cal
Justice of the Peace
E. J. Bonney
Charles Brant
Personal notices and local movements reported
Gen Allenby noted for background action while Adv Frank Van Steel returns to Peoria for summer work and Chicago study likely in fall. Elizabeth Hennessey travels to Chicago on W. T. Duker business. Frances Spenker back from vacation at Hoelscher Seifert. Mrs Yates and daughter to Perkins Oklahoma next week. Liberty union picnic set for Aug 14 with Illinois State band at Bakzer's Grove. John Hild visiting Quincy after Burlington strike affecting Murray Iron Works. Dr J L Swartz Osteopath in Wells Bridge. Irwin Lummis on 86 day St Louis leave, visiting Vermo nt street home. Donald Steers returns to Quincy after Chicago stint, takes Standard Oil role.
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Frank van Steel
Elmer van Steel
Park Place
Peoria
Chicago
Elizabeth Hennessey
W. T. Duker
Wiskirchen
Frances Spenker
Hoelscher-Seifert
Eighth and
State Street
Yates
Perkins
Oklahoma
Liberty Union
Bakzer
Local Births Record for Sturhahn and Laaker Families
In this Sunday notice, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sturhahn of 623 Payson Avenue welcome their fourth son born Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Laaker of 1108 North Twentieth Street welcome a son born Sunday morning. The Laaker child was christened that afternoon at St. Francis Church by Rev. Father Optatus with Miss Leona Fisher and George Fisher as attendants. Mrs. Laaker formerly Miss Marie Fisher.
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Walter Sturhahn
Payson Avenue
Albert Laaker
North Twentieth Street
St. Francis Church
Father Optatus
Leona Fisher
George Fisher
Laaker
Marie Fisher
Program Arranged for Scout Camp Visitor Day
Scout Master Bennett of Troop No 3 plans a visitor day at the Irwin farm east of the city from August 24 to 30. Events include tug of war a 100 yard dash 50 yard dash hurdle jumping first aid drill and running broad jump followed by a sunset parade. Glimpse of a flag lowering ceremony echoes Camp Parker. Bennett recently joined the movement with wartime service. He is joined by Scoutmasters Young and Harry Haley to lead the camp.
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Bennett
Irwin Farm
Camp Parker
123Rd Machine Gun
Boy Scout Movement
Young
Harry Haley
Wayward Mother Is Arrested In Riverview Park
Mrs. G Riley and John Leman were arrested in Riverview park Monday night by Detectives Harvey Schepers and Probation Officer Thomas Nolan. The woman is held on a vagrancy charge while the man faces disorderly conduct. Neighbors say Mrs. Riley locked her children in their Second and Lind streets home while she was away at night. The couple's absence and the tot's remark that Mamma had gone to grandma's are noted as police found the woman at Riverview park.
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Grandma's
Riverview Park
Prisoner Boasts of Whiskey Trap in Quincy Police
A. J. Neaterur bragged to officers Monday that he could buy large amounts of liquor. He displayed two pint bottles from his pockets and claimed he could obtain 500 gallons, saying he had $25 in a purse engraved with his name and Mendon address, while on hand it appeared he was well supplied.
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A. J. Neaterur
Quincy
Neaterur
Mendon
Former Residents Here On Trip Down The River
Mr and Mrs William Evans of Springfield formerly of Quincy arrived in Quincy harbor Sunday after a summer trip up the Mississippi River. They traveled by auto to Springfield and, after weeks at Wisconsin lakes fishing, bought a large houseboat and launch and have been drifting downriver in stages. They plan to leave the craft in Quincy when they return home. Evans previously owned the Quincy theater and has lived in Springfield for several years. They have been away about two months.
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St. Louis
Arthur Hopke
Daniel
Ed Hapke
Ed Oblander
John Albright
Frances
Bushnell
Quincy
Hapke
Oblander
New Canton
William Evans
Springfield
Quincy Harbor
Mississippi River
Mrs. Evans
Wisconsin Lakes
Mr. Evans
Quincy Theater
Insurance Held Up On Clugston Policy In Macomb
Former police chief George Koch says Tri-State Insurance of Quincy delays a 1500 dollar life policy payout on Lawrence Clugston of Macomb. His death led to the arrest of his wife and Dr G W Alverson. A post Pfanschmidt era law bars beneficiaries involved in the insured's death.
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George Koch
Tri-State Insurance Company
Quincy
Lawrence Clugston
Macomb
G. W. Alverson
Ray Pfanschmidt
Neighbor Doused Her With Water Over Trash Fire
Mrs A DuBois of 1306 Oak street says a neighbor Mary Spencer of 1308 Oak street dumped a bucket of water on her during a dispute over burning trash in the alley. DuBois filed a peace disturbance charge with police after seeking a warrant.
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A. DuBois
Oak Street
Mary Spencer
Back From Army Service A Sabatini Displays Woolens
A Sabatini, exclusive ladies tailor at 1183 North Fifth Street, has returned from army service and presents a fine display of woolens and styles. Sabatini learned tailoring in Rome under Italian masters, then moved to the United States and has since settled in Quincy.
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A. Sabatini
North Fifth Street
Mr. Sabatini
Rome
Italy
United States
Quincy
Deaths and Funerals William Robert Altmix
William Robert Altmix died at midnight at 100114 Vine Street after a long illness from complications of diseases. Born in Quincy February 2, 1901, he lived his life there. He leaves two sisters and two brothers, Cora Weis, Frank Altmix of Detroit, Ralph Richard, and Virginia at home. He was a St. John's Catholic Church member and worked at Connery meat market, Twentieth and Broadway. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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William Robert Altmix
Vine Street
Quincy
Cora Weis
Frank Altmix
Detroit
Ralph Richard
Virginia
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