Entertaining and Visiting Notes From Quincy Society
Quincy social column records entertainments luncheon guests of Mrs E N Monroe and Miss Marian Light of Pennsylvania and Miss Bertha Sassenberg of Denver. Multiple visits from Chicago and Kansas City. garden flowers decor. card prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Monroe
Charles Bartlett
Marie Stahl
Lawrence Bonfoey
Benfoey
Lawrence Benfoey
Marian Light
Pennsylvania
E. N Monroe
Mel Frazier
Mrs Bacon
Weddings Heck-Meyer and Meierkord Pair Tie Vows
Miss Louise Meyer daughter of Mrs Mary Meyer and Raymond Heck of Indianapolis were married Thursday morning at St Peters Catholic Church. Brides maid Miss Mayme Meyer and Best man Frank Heck. couple to live in Indianapolis with Mr Heck at the Big Four railroad. Out of town guests included John Heck and Meierkord family. A second wedding at the Heidbreder home united a Meierkord and Heidbreder relative with Rev Herman Heidbreder officiating. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents for now. A third ceremony united Miss Freda Houser and Neil McCarrell with plans to reside in Kinderhook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Else Waggoner
W. D. Endres
Mr. Waggoner
Jacksonville
Coletta Meyer
John G. Meyer
Ohio Street
St. Boniface Church
James Hogan
Davenport
Iowa
Chicago
Washington
Heck-Meyer
Louise Meyer
Mary Meyer
Jersey Street
Raymond Heck
Indianapolis
Ind
St. Peters Catholic Church
J. J. Driscoll
Mayme Meyer
Frank Heck
William BE. Meyer
Ira McGartland
Meierkord
Heidbreder
Minnie Heidbreder
William Meierkord
Willam Heidbreder
South Fifteenth Street
Herman Heidbreder
Otis Elevator Company
McCarrell-Houser
Freda L. Houser
Neil McCarrell
Kinderhook
F. A. McCarty
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Patient Covers Shoe To Treat Cold Feet Insertion Plate
A patient uses a heated plate placed on the shoe to warm cold feet. Heat is retained by the surrounding fabric and structure, while harmful effects from the contact are not described.
Farewell Reception For Standard Bearers Leaders
The Quincy District Standard Bearers host a day of events at the Vermont Street M E Church to honor Miss Lillian Dale Wyatt who departs for Mexico as an educational missionary and Miss Mabel Allen of Baylis who becomes the district’s missionary to China. A program featuring district and local members precedes a 6:30 indoor picnic supper with talks by Mrs. George and Rev. Losh. Emma L. Sinclair, Northwestern grand secretary, attends as do several church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Vermont Street
M. E
Lillian Dale Wyatt
Mexico
Mabel Allen
Baylis
China
Wyatt
Miss Allen
George
India
G. L. Losh
Grace M. E
Mss Wyatt
F. A. McCarty
Emma L. Sinclair
Springfield
Northwestern
Illinois
Indiana
Steed's Syncopated Orchestra Begins Pacific Tour
Sergt Steed's Syncopated sextet led by Maurice Dickson and Nick Musolino has started from Chicago for a twenty week tour along the Pacific coast. The first engagement is in Spokane at the Hippodrome on August 31, after which they are booked for the full run. They recently finished a northern states tour and played in Chicago. The group reports a delightful time and good earnings.
Fifth Regiment Band Booked on Orpheum Circuit
The old Fifth Regiment band is booked out under the Orpheum circuit and performed in Quincy some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Fifth Regiment
Orpheum
Quincy
Two Common Drinking Cups At The Institute
Four hundred teachers and speakers at the county institute faced a mean prank as fountains on each floor were not running. Only two tin cups were available, forcing attendees to drink from one or go without. The incident marred an otherwise educational gathering that has continued through the week.
Tubercular Patient Seized On Eve Of Wedding
Health Commissioner John Dill Robertson said William Forrestral, a tuberculosis patient, was hospitalized as routine public health duty on the eve of his marriage to Miss Mary Fenlon. He denied any policy favoring eugenic marriage and said the wedding plan was only a side light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Dill Robertson
William Forrestral
Forrestral
Mary Fenlon
Department
Tuberculosis Seizure Splits Medical Opinion in City
A man with advanced TB faces a possible $200 fine under state eugenic laws forbidding marriage to a tubercular person. Health officials seized him on the eve of his wedding to Miss Mary Fenlon. Doctors split, some backing forcible action to protect others, others challenging the authority and personal rights. Forrestral remains in a county hospital ward awaiting possible release in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrestral
Chicago
Health Department
William A. Pussey
E. M.webster
Hugo E. Betz
Clara Ferguson
Medical Women's Club
Inois
Health Commissioner
Mary Fenlon
Calumet Avenue
Warden Zimmer
Mary
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WOME
Miss Meyer
Lulie Meyer
Bertha Sassenberg
Denver
Colo
Miss Sassenberg
Canada
A. A. Richardson
Central Baptist Sunday School
South Park
Ella Anderson
Nell Fowler
D. G. Anderson
St. Louis
Rome Boekenhoff
Krieghauser
Enos Krieghauser
Averkamp
O. D. Pieper
Steve Struck
Wil Hartman
Hannibal
Ida Mae Rush
Francis
Gary
Ean
Camp Point
Daniel Cover
Macomb
Iamond
la Grange
Gertrude
Margaret Freiburg
Irene Enright
Edna Swope
Earl Nolan
Richard van Steel
Will Curry
Victor Dillon
Georgena Cottrell
Hildred Hatcher
Stillwell
Roland Wilson
Peoria
Newcomb Stillwell
Kansas City
George Arrowsmith
Louise
Georganne Arrowmith
East Broadway
Miss Sohm
Magdeline Sohm
John Nesler
John Hunsaker
E. T. Faucett
Miss Pearce
Edna Pearce
Hildegarde Germann
Dorothy Getz
Baltimore
Mrs. Strong
Blanche Strong
Oregon
Hy. Wo. Trueblood
Brazelton
Harold Bragelton
Anna Mae
Bloomington
Tom Reidy
Marie
Miss DeCrow
Edith Schrage
Hazel DeCrow
Otto Curtis
Erma Kiefer
Ruth Michelman
Gladys Paul
Dorothy Werner
W. G. Young
Eleanor Naumann
Laurel Liggett
C. A. Becker
Anne Hamilton
Recker
Northwestern Sash and Door Company
Addie Turner
Turner
Remezins
Pauline Thomason
Emma Thomason
Greeley
State University of Colorado
Johanna Rummenis
Detroit
Esther Reinecke
Lisetta Ringstorff
Miss Reinecke
Mrs. Ringstorf
Miss Jackson
Jane Ensminger
Limai
Mable Jackson
Columbus
Miss Ensminger
Lima
C. M. Green
Tacoma
Wash
T. F. Green
Mr. Green
Lincoln
Neb
Miss Dunbar
Miss Maude Dunbar
Irma Kiefer
Washington, D. C
Rudy Kiefer
Adelaide
Iss Kiefer
Ste Naval
W. B. Sheets
Marthe Venghaus
Loraine
Miss Venghaus
Spokane
Miss Hyde
Mary Hyde
Carthage
Maude Wells Dickson
J. W. Powrie
Marian
Roy
Endi Ag
Mrs
John Pipe
Perry
Beatrice
Matilda Straley
Miss Hintz
Emma Hintz
Milton Sandman
Charlotte Sandman
Payson Avenue
Hintz
John Hintz
Golden Rule Lodge
Rewkah
Esata Park
Rebekah
Odd Fellow
Miss Nedrow
Beulah Nedrow
Alton
Ida Nedrow
Kentucky Street
C. D. Center
Minnesota
Dorothy Darton
Oklo
Su Vy
Miss Boswell
Dorothy Boswell
Journal
Placum Cereal Company
Hottie
Steed
Dr. A. L
Reusing Laboratories
Akron
Ohio
Reusing
Dr.Reusing
Brown & Mays Drug
Hampshire
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