Parish picnic set for St. Joseph’s church on Columbus road
St. Joseph’s church will hold its grand annual picnic on Tuesday Aug 31 from 9 am to 7 pm with a full program. Families supply chicken vegetables and other goods. Snider jitneys run routes to transport a party of four in about an hour. Activities include meals from 11 am to 2 pm and a music by Freeze’s band. A large tent will shelter attendees in case of rain.
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St. Joseph's Church
Old
Columbus Road
Snyder
Father Reinfels
Rossmiller
Freeze
William E. Barry
Lan Hummel
Wm. E.barry
Ben Brink
Pabrick
O'Hare
John C. Cramsey
George Cramsey
Mat Hummel
R. Deidrich
Anthony McNeff
Roman Ohnemus
Ed Cramsey
Ben’ Gale
Ed Russmiller
Julia ‘Gale
Noram Cramsey
Wm. Gramke
H. Barry
Wm. Cramsey
Maurice O'Hare
A. Gale
Agnes
San
Everline
Wm. Zanger
Joss McNeff
Wm. E. Barry
Geo. Cramsey, Sr
M. Cramsey
John Cramsey
Jos. Pessler
Geo. Bowman
Social Notes Roll Through Quincy Week in 1900s Style
Editor Marie Stahl catalogues a long sequence of local gatherings in Quincy. Miss Helen Urban hosts a class party at St. Marys Academy with pink decor and candy gifts. Numerous families host luncheons and dinners while relatives and guests travel to and from Keokuk Dartmouth and St. Louis venues. Students prepare for college moves as Gates Linnehan heads toward Dartmouth and Joe Emery to Dartmouth College in the fall.
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Helen Urban
G. A. Urban
Hampshire Street
St. Mary’s Academy
Virginia Heintz
Alice Morris
Frances Anne Bonfocy
Mary Louise Ru
Frank Whitney
Anna Whitney
Richard, Whitney
Bert Castle
Elizabeth Castle
Cotuit
Joe Emery
Dartmouth College
Rotarians Bring Cheer to Orphans in Quincy
Members of the Quincy Rotary Club hosted orphan children from Woodland Holme Cheerful Home St Aloysius Orphan Home and St Marys Hospital yesterday afternoon. Sixteen automobiles carried the children on city drives through parks and to amusements. Each child received a box of candy an ice cream cone and a flag. The outing offered an afternoon of enjoyment for the youngsters.
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Quincy
St. Mary's: Hospital
Hay fever and asthma relief via Foley’s Honey and Tar
Hay fever is caused by pollen in the air and asthma by dust and summer conditions. Sufferers are advised to seek mountains or sea. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is promoted to soothe inflamed bronchial tubes and ease breathing, aiding sleep. Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
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Foley
Miller & Arthur, Drug’Co
Hypocrites to Open at Hippodrome for Four Days
The Hippodrome will feature Hypocrites as the opening attraction starting September 1 with matinees daily. The program includes travel pictures by Dorsey, Burlesque September Morning Glories, and 1930 era showings through September 4. The Hypocrites is praised as sensational and provocative yet delicately presented.
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Dorsey Travel Pictures
Tapans
Dorsey Travel
Japan
China
Dorsey
Hypocrites
Hippodrome
Lost Ad Prompt for The Whig Notice
The reader is urged to telephone a Lost ad to The Whig after discovering a missing watch parasol or similar item. The notice emphasizes prompt action to file a local lost item advertisement with the paper.
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Whig
Local notices and estate items listed in county records
Local notices cover church picnic details at St Joseph's Columbus road on Aug 31 with chicken dinner. Also reported are inspections of roads and bridges, a Gulf States Farmer editor visiting, and multiple estate inventories and final reports in McCoy's addition, Clayton, and the Quincy properties. An Eagles excursion to Hannibal and a Cheerful Home bequest are noted.
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St.Joseph’s Church
Columbus Road
U. L. Boyer
McKee
O.h.cady
Wild
New Orleans
Erde W. Beatty
Quins Cyan
South
Gulf States Farmer
Hannibal
W. W
Lorenzo Bull
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