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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1917

Page

10

Colorado Springs Lieutenant Weds Miss Mabel Reed

Colorado Springs Lieut G L Morin married Miss Mabel Reed at the Presbyterian parsonage with only family present. The bride wore a blue silk dress and the couple will reside with her parents while Morin reports to his assigned camp after furlough.

Mabel Reed L. C. Reed Vermont Street G. L. Morin Presbyterian Church R. H. Hartley Morin W. Morin Colorado Springs Muskogee Mrs. Morin

Fashions for Americans Three Piece Skating Set Gift Suggestion

A smart three piece skating set shown in a sketch makes an excellent Christmas gift. Sets may use imitation fabrics at low cost or real fur and velvet. Muff foundations and hats are easily assembled with fur or imitation fur pompons and matching collars. Accessories like scarf and handbag complete the look. Fashion notes urge coordinating colors to suit individuals.

Should Christmas Be a Last Straw This Year

A reflective column laments post holiday illness blamed on overdoing Christmas preparations. The writer recalls colds, sneezes, and fatigue among shoppers and shopgirls, notes post Christmas illness is common, and urges a “fence and goodwill” Christmas focused on peace and goodwill.

Home Improvement Directors Chosen To Elect Friday

Mrs. Frank Tenk, Mrs. Leslie G. Hall, Mrs. Gustav Kramer, Mrs. Robert Bacon and Mrs. Lillian Brown Inghram were elected directors of the Home Improvement association at the meeting of the city members Tuesday afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce building. These directors will meet Friday afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce with county directors to elect officers for the year and discuss selecting an advisor for the county with the aid of the University of Illinois. The advisor must be a graduate from a domestic science school with five

Frank Tenk Leslie G. Hall Gustav Kramer Robert Bacon Lillian Brown Inghram Home Improvement Association Chamber of Commerce University of Illinois

Wartime youth aid society forms in county

Maude Hessler leads a new movement to aid war time food supply for children. Directors will meet Friday to finalize the organization and begin monthly bulletins with travel plans and recipes for wartime dishes. Membership is three dollars, with state funds contributing fifteen hundred dollars for the advisor’s salary. Christmas bazar at Christ Congregational church planned with rummage, fancy work, and Swan stew served in the evening. Alma Sellers of LaGrange attends as a guest, while Mrs Will Rothgeb and son Billy visit for the holidays.

Maude Hessler Christ Congregational Church Reus Will Rothgeb Billy Danville Rothgeb

Chinese protest over Shan tung civil administration

Peking reports that the Chinese government has protested to Japan in a note regarding the creation of a civil administration in Shan tung outside the Tsing Tau area. Japanese authorities seek to delay settlement of the issue until after the war.

Peking Japan Shantung Tsing-Tau

University of Minnesota Adopts Citizenship Faculty Rule

MINNEAPOLIS Dec 12 Only American citizens or men with first papers will be accepted for faculty positions at the University of Minnesota according to a regents board ruling.

Minneapolis University of Minnota Board of Regents

Weddings Tie Bates to Miss Myers in Versailles Parsonage

Miss Perle Myers daughter of William H Myers and Lyle Wright Bates son of A G Bates both of Versailles Illinois were married in Rev Maucks parish house Tuesday at 3 pm. Mr Bates is a telephone operator in New Salem Illinois and the couple will reside in New Salem.

Perle Myers William H. Myers Lyle Wright Bates A. G. Bates Versailles Hil Mauck Mr. Bates New Salem Ill

Miss Cecil Downey Weds Jess D Hargrove in Courthouse Parlor

Miss Cecil Downey of Chambersburg Illinois married Jess D Hargrove of Rushville Missouri in the county courthouse parlor Tuesday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by County Judge Lyman McCarl with Mrs R A Conrad a sister of the bride and her husband R A Conrad of Chambersburg in attendance.

Cecil Downey Chambersburg Ill Jess D. Hargrove Rushville Lyman McCarl R. A. Conrad

Nurse Miss Welen French Weds Robert Hinchman

Miss Welen French graduate nurse at Blessing Hospital Training School married Robert Hinchman treasurer of the Empire Hippodrome theater Tuesday evening at 6 30 in Vermont Street Methodist church parsonage by Rev P F A McCarty Mr Hinchman is prominent in Y M C A activities

Local couple tied to town sports and new home

A well known local couple, part of the champion in door baseball team last year and a volleyball team member, plan to reside in Townsend apartments at 219 South Eleventh street. The bride hails from Kahoka Missouri.

C. A. Work Kahoka Townsend South Eleventh Street

Beulah Patterson to Wed Lincoln Mc Nutt at Home Ceremony

Miss Beulah Patterson daughter of Mr and Mrs P B Patterson 42d North Seventh street and Lincoln Mc Nutt of Two Buttes Colorado will marry in the bride's home this morning at 10 o'clock. After the wedding they will drive to their Colorado home.

Beulah Patterson P. B. Patterson North Seventh Street Lincoln McNutt Two Buttes Colo Colorado

Women to march on Capitol for suffrage event

Four hundred women gathered in Washington for the annual convention of the National American Women Suffrage Association. They will present arguments to state congressional delegations urging passage of federal suffrage and meet with senators and representatives in their offices. The hearings were held at the congressional conference of the suffrage association.

Washington Nutona American Women Suffrage Association Capitol House Judiciary Committee House Congressional Conference of the Suffrage Association

Khaki Military Supplies With Prices for Soldiers

Khaki covered toilet cases with ebony fittings include brush soap box comb toothbrush holder and shaving items for 5 dollars. Identification card cases in two khaki styles 35 and 50 cents. Belt and tie set in Christmas boxes for soldiers at 1 dollar. Rosaries in khaki cases for Catholic lads at 1 dollar. Folding nickel cups in khaki case 50 cents. Khaki purses with snaps 50 cents. Khaki tobacco pouches with waterproof lining 50 cents. Linen playing cards with mixed wool and cotton socks for trench wear 25 or 35 cents khaki bound 50 cents. Store of Quality on first floor.

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