Don't Laugh If You Can't Dare The New
A speaker argues against ridiculing early adopters who try new inventions. He cites automobiles, gas lighting, stoves, and other benefits as born from doubt and risk. Leaders like Columbus and Edison pioneered progress, with unseen patrons supporting the shift from cave to house and from meat to cooked meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Arkwright
Whitney
Edison
John Jones
Tom Smith
You
Artist's Smock Suit For A Small Boy
A charming small boys smock suit pattern suitable for dress occasions. It features detachable braid straps, knee length trousers, and a simple easy make using velvet wool or tub fabrics like linen or denim. Size guidance suggests six to seven year olds, with material estimates of about three and a quarter yards 36 inches wide.
Y W C A Calendar Notes Weekly Activities
The calendar lists Tuesday events at Morris Shoe and gymnasium sessions for grade girls. Evening Bible classes, a business English class, and leaders meeting are scheduled with Rev. I W Bingaman, plus midweek gymnasium basketball practice and a Peerless con program by the Social Fetes Committee of the High School Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Bingaman
Peerless
Week schedule with gym classes and club activities
Thursday features a 2:00 board meeting a 4:00 gymnastics dancing class a 7:15 stenography and 7:30 gymnasium with 8:30 basketball games at Cheerful home Friday offers a 10:30 ladies gym class an 8:30 Emmerson Friendship club a 7:30 M W B club and gym class a noon program at Pierson Manly ca 4:00 high school gymnasium Saturday includes 10:30 little girls gymnasium 8:00 basketball practice and a noon program at Monroe Drug Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmerson Friendship Cluub
Pierson Manly
Little Girls
Monroe Drug Company
Society Notes From The City Amid Holiday Gatherings
Society pages detail RS. J. W. Emery and Mrs. Ralph Gardner hosting a Friday reception in their home, Annette Kimball leaving for Boston after visiting Quincy, and several visits to Chicago. The Congregational church women Guild holds a full day in church parlors with a turkey supper at 6:30. Mrs. Alfred Heinze celebrates her 60th birthday with a surprise whist party and prizes awarded to Elizabeth Fischer, Otto Linneman, Clara Flair, and Ed Schullian. Marie Fischer’s surprise 19th birthday gathers many friends and includes prizes for Clara and Ralph Lammers and Bertha Lammers. Others include Maida Lee Folgate on business in Chicago, Florence Kupp entertaining sixteen at home, Mrs. Joel Benton shopping in Chicago, Carrie Simons hosting a Saturday party with Victrola music, and Edna Lindsay visiting A. Lindsay in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Kimball
Mrs. M. Stoll
Boston
Miss Kimball
Cheerful Home
Quincy
Alfred Heinze
Vine Street
Elizabeth Fischer
Otto Linneman
Clara Flair
Ed Schullian
Marie Fischer
North Twentieth Street
Clara Lammers
Ralph Gail
Bertha Lammers
Glenn Burch
Miss Fischer
Marie Timpe
Ruth Bunte
Mary White
Helen Wessells
Marie Weiler
Elizabeth Schroeder
Paul Landwehr
Roy Wachter
Edwin Kreiger
Walter Kelkern
Albert Laaker
Frank Lammers
Way of Martha and the Way of Mary featured at Round Table
Mrs Wright presented The Way of Martha and the Way of Mary at the Round Table Monday afternoon followed by a class discussion of Stephen Grisman and his work. The Monday Bridge club gathered with Mrs Julia Bacon. guest Sallie Johnson Burgin of Lexington Kentucky attended. Miss Gertrude Meyer hosted the Met State club Monday evening with sewing as the main activity and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Mary
Wright
Round Table
Stephen Grisman
Monday Bridge Club
Julia Bacon
Sallie Johnson Burgin
Lexington
Gertrude Meyer
Met
Stae Club
Home board meets this afternoon at Young Women's Christian Home
Regular meeting of the home board is scheduled for this afternoon. Miss Ina Clapp visited her parents in Mendon Sunday. Mrs. Laura Porter, formerly living at the home, has returned to Carthage. Miss Fischer of St. Louis is visiting her niece, Miss Nora Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Board
Ina Clapp
Mendon
Laura Porter
Carthage
Miss Fischer
St. Louis
Neice
Nora Schmidt
Turkey Dance by Morris Bros at Labor Temple
Members of the Morris Bros Athletic club will stage a turkey dance at the Labor temple on Wednesday December 20. The event aims to raise funds for club activities and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Bros. Athletic Club
Labor Temple
Conservatory Day Signals Music History Talks At St Marys
Dr Waugh Lauder leads a Pan-Arts Aesthetic circle program at St Marys academy starting Wednesday December 13 with talks on American musical history and rare documents. The schedule includes poetry setting to music Ennoch Arden Hiawatha King Robert of Sicily and English ballads with Creole and Caribbean tunes, plus records and Beaux Arts discussions through December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
St. Mary’s Academy
Enoch “Arden
Richard Straus
Robert
Sicily
Lauder
United States
Congo Square
New Orleans
Cnat
Ware-Wayland Company
Academy
Interest Shown In Study Club Meeting
The K of C Study club held Sunday afternoon to discuss manufacturing and decided to continue the study. At the next meeting, moved to Sunday, papers on salesmanship by Rome Wiskirchen and advertising by Joseph Kiefer were planned. Two visitors, Phalen of St. Louis and Ira McGarland of Monroe City, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C. Study Club
Rome Wiskirchen
Joseph Kiefer
Jost & Kiefer
Phalen
St. Louis
Quincy
Irwin
Ira McGarland
Monroe City
Y W C A Notes and Meetings This Afternoon
Executive committee meets in association rooms this afternoon. Bible class leader hosts a 7 30 p m Y W C A meeting led by Rev I W Bingaman, short due to Lyceum. Future leader meetings will last an hour. Basketball game Y W C A versus Cheerful home Thursday. Neighborhood Bible class met Monday with district leaders and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Bingaman
J. W. Stewart
John Nevett
Gus Keller
Eva Smith
Meta Greuenewald
School Groups Plan Christmas Treats and Play
The Mothers’ club of Berrian school will entertain pupils Friday afternoon with a tree and candy for each child. A play will be presented in the evening and refreshments sold. Adams school PTA held a cooking sale at Miller and Arthur drug store Saturday afternoon featuring cakes salads and canned goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Berrian School
Parent-Teachers' Association of
Adams School
Miller and Arthur Drug Store
Christenings in Melrose and St Mary Church
Violet Mary Anna Lepper was christened at home in Melrose by Rev A W Bruechte with Mrs Anna Hoener hosting. John Leo Frank was christened at St Mary Catholic Church with Frank Schulte and spouse acting as sponsors. Branch 97 Post Office Clerks redirect banquet funds to Associated Charities. Quincy Knights of Columbus to host Music in KC with Dr E G Koetters and Meador quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Mary Anna
Wilbur Lepper
Anna Hoener
Melrose
A. W. Bruechte
St. Paul Evangelical Church
John Leo Frank
John Lennert
St. Mary Catholic
Frank Schulte
The
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Associated Charities
K. C
Quincy Council of the Knights of Columbus
E. G. Koetters
Meador Quarter
St John’s Cathedral Members Hold Annual Meeting
The Cathedral of St John held its annual meeting in the chapter room after a 6:30 supper. Treasurer Thomas A Brown reported a budget over $5000 and a healthy church. numerous guilds and societies presented reports detailing their activities and finances including St John’s Guild netting over $1000 and missions supported by the Woman’s Auxiliary in the Dakotas and Tennessee. FP. H. Whitney was reelected to the Cathedral chapter, with other members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral of St. John
A. H. Hastings
Joseph Weihl
Dean W. O. Cone
Cathedral
Thomas A. Brown
Altar Guild
J. ©. McConnell
Susan Hill
St. John’s Guild
J. W. Emery
St. Andrews Brotherhood
Charles Wetzel
Daniel Ilair
St. Mary’s Guild
William Evers
Dakotas
Tennessee
St. Mary's School
Sewanee
Tenn
T. A. Brown
C. W. Lefifingwell
St. Faith's Guild
FP. H. Whitney
J. E. Blackburn
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement by Bank Official
Bank official T. J. Norrell of Cottonwood Texas writes that Foley Kidney Pills bring relief from kidney pain backache and rheumatism. He claims the pills purge poisons and purify the blood while addressing sleep disturbing bladder disorders. Miller and Arthur Drug Co Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Norrell
V. P. Bank of
Five Named Individuals Mentioned in Historic Document
The record lists five individuals: Thomas A. Brown, Thomas J. Mackay, Joseph W. Emery, Charles Wetzel, and Albert Hastings, appearing together in the source text as key persons referenced in the historical notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Brown
Thomas J. Mackay
Joseph W. Emery
Charles Wetzel
Albert Hastings
Piano hammer improvement aided by C Arthur Brown
C Arthur Brown son of Capt James M Brown chief sanitary engineer at American Steel and Wire assists the firm in solving piano felt hammer issues. In Chicago a discussion among piano superintendents and technical directors featured his prominent role. Once a main carrier in Quincy, his diligent studies broadened his opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Arthur Brown
James M. Brown
American Steel and Wire Company
Chicago
Music Trades Indicator
Brown
Quincy
Miss Emma Klingele Operation Report at St Marys
Miss Emma Klingele of Timewell Illinois submitted to an operation in St Marys hospital Saturday and is reported to be getting on nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Klingele
Timewell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Wong
Business Women Selects It for Bible Class
Miss Tone Fischer was defeated, Miss Elizabeth B presides with Miss Nina Potary and Josephine Uver as officers. The Bible class meets at the YWCA after organizing Friday by Mrs. Loren Jones with a nominating committee. The class has 108 members and will study John. First meeting is this evening at the YWCA with supper at 6 and study at 6:45 led by Miss Mary B. Hye. Regular meeting days will be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tone Fischer
Elizabeth B
Nina Potary
Cp Magy Josephine
Uver
the Tabernacle
Loren Jones
John
Mary B. Hye
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Anson
Othday
Ann
Y. W. C. A. Calendar
Nioon
Morris Shoe Com
Ralph Gardner
Mrs. Finlay Carrott and Sons
James and
Montgomery
Women's Guild of
Congregational Church
Otis Johnston
J. Henry Bastert
Maida Lee Folgate
Fiorence Kupp
Oak Street
Mrs
Joel Benton
Carrie Simons
Jackson Street
Edna Lindsay
Decatur
A, Qo, Lindsay
Young Women’s Christian Home
St. Mary's Academy
ST. John's
Ill
Christmas
the Shopping Guide
Mens&Boys
Silk
Derby
Softats
Mackinaw Coats
Fur
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