Civic league awards prizes for clean homes in Carthage
The Commercial club offered prizes to boys and girls for keeping home premises clean and beautiful. First Ward winners include William Milburn and Leonard Braken sick. Second Ward winners James Cantwell and Frances Kimborough. Third Ward Orpha Palmer and Theodore Morgan. Prizes total up to $3 for first and $2 for second plus honorable mentions. The league plans a two division contest next year and a Parent-Teachers' association proposal is discussed. The Y M C A in high school effort progresses. Maurice Edgecomb and family plan to relocate to Berryville Arkansas after visits to Hamilton and Keokuk.
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Carthage
Commercial Club
M. P. Berry
Civic League
First Ward
William Milburn
Leonard Brakensick
Clara Griffin
James Cantwell
Frances Kimbrough
Gladys Walton
Leonard Berry
Third Ward
Orpha Palmer
Theodore Morgan
Harold Wilson
Mileham Timberlake
Volmer
Alma Horney
Eva Marvel
Anna Rever
Della Bolles
Ida Helfrich
John Woodburn
Ellen Scofield
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Barr
W. E. von
Laura T. Porter
L. W. Berry
Maurice Edgecomb
Fred
Hamilton
Besse Arnold
Keokuk
Berryville
Arkansas
South
Texas
Oklahoma
Father of Mrs Walter Bennett in Michigan faces operation
The father of Mrs Walter Bennett, Dr E A Ince of Ann Arbor Michigan who recently came here, is still unwell and an operation may be necessary.
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Walter Bennett
E. A. Ince
Ann Harbor
Mich
Social notes and upcoming events in Quincy Illinois
Cashier E M Oetting of Golden State bank in Golden Illinois reads papers in the recorder's office Saturday afternoon. Miss Florence Rupp will entertain friends at her home with Ethel Wavering and others. Holiday dances and club events planned with O'Farrell's orchestra and prizes. Many residents travel for family visits and promotions in local organizations.
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E. M. Oetting
Golden State Bank
Golden
Ill
Recorder's
Florence Rupp
Oak Street
Ethel Wavering
Agnes Hartman
Dorothy Rehm
Ida and
Leona Pfeiffer
Francis King
Thomas Kerney
Joe Hartman
Ralph Loebbing
Joe O'Neal
Frank Hartman
Roy Driessellman
John Wacht
Gerry Niehaus
Elm Street
Nevada
Niehaus
Dayton
Marion
Ind
State Street Bank
Grace Osborne
Anti-Tuberculosis Association of Illinois
Red Cross
Ruth Brinkoetter
Edith Walterman
Alice Marston
Dr. Hoffman
Majestic Building
J. B. Murphy
Maine Street
Murphy
Quincey Herald
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
George E. Haas
Jacksonville
C.F. Erwin
Grove Avenue
L. J. Inwin
Kentucky Street
Eagles
Turner Hall
O'Farrell
J. Ness Wells
Kokomo
Quincey
Capt
H. 8. Wells
Wells
Freiburg
Daniel Ness
Bushnell
H.S. Wells
Mr. Ness
Illinois Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Quincy
Philip Deeg
Columbus Township
Cunnane Brothers
Pittsfield
O’farrell
D. W. Miller
Rockport
St. Mary's Hospital
J. R. Pearce
Ricker National Bank
Chicago
J. A. Smith
Galesburg
Robert Wilson
George McAdams
Hher
Chauncy
Eugene
Kansas City
Ernest Smith
Los Angeles
Clara Rummenie
Keck’s Delicatessen
East Broadway
Theer
St. Mary’s
Academy Auditorium
M. W. O'Shea
Wisconsin University
Stanley O'shea
Irwin-Overland Co
Knights and Ladies of Security
Moose Hall
Rotary Club Offers Help to Quincy Needy This Year
Copies of a letter went to all Rotary members urging ideas for the annual Christmas relief. The committee planning the Rotary Christmas work asks members to bring suggestions to next Tuesday's 9 luncheon. It notes the H C of L is causing hardship and the club must fulfill its aid obligations.
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Rotary Club
Rotary
H.C. of L
St Johns Bazaar Well Patronized At Cathedral Sale
Dolls baskets baby clothes and aprons plus home cooking and misc items were sold by St John’s cathedral societies at their bazar in the vacant Fashion Shop building. Booths featured household linens dolls and dresses several craft items and baby supplies.
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St. John’s Cathedral
Chester Pringle
Lawrence Wells
A. H. Hastings
J. Blackburn
C. W. Leffingwell
Joseph Emery
Rose budded carriage straps to crochet robes
A miscellaneous booth was run by Mrs Viehl and a luncheon catered by Mrs Alice Hayworth. The meal featured cafeteria style service at noon and again in the evening.
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Viehl
Alice Hayworth
Local societies showcase fall crafts and drive funds
Morning displays drew crowds as women volunteers worked through the fall season. Proceeds from the event will be turned into the treasury to support ongoing efforts and future programs.
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Ury
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H. H. Reckmeyer
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Helen Sprick
Marian Chumbley
Quincy College of Music and Art
Mary Albert
H. AC. Jackson
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