Banquet for Military Ladies of the Armory
The Military Ladies of the Armory plan a banquet at Hotel Newcom on Monday evening for all members from the last meet. The 7:30 dinner will be followed by toasts. Since formation in Quincy last July the group has grown from 12 to 30 members. Officers include President Josie Wand and Vice President Ruth Rinkoetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcom
Quincy
Josie Wand
Ruth Rinkoetter
Ramona Luckbill
Adelaide Kiefer
Mass Meeting for Men in the Y M C A
The first meeting of the Men's Christian Workers' league will be held at the Y M C A gymnasium at 3 30 o'clock this afternoon. Plans for the league's work will be discussed.
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Mens Hristian Workers’ League
League
Fragmentary note on Pac meeting and temperance books
Fragmentary OCR reads about a Pac meeting and temperance books with lines about all men being present and league involvement. Details are unclear and names incomplete.
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Goteed
Yeuttinony
Wilt
League
Lodge Elections Cigar Makers Elect Officers
At a recent meeting the Cigarmakers union No. 47 in Labor temple elected officers for the ensuing year. President Joseph Stolze. Vice president Albert Brosi. Financial secretary Joseph Heinz. Recording and Corresponding secretary Charlie Aldag. Label custodian Charles Aldag. Sergeant at arms Henry Hemker. Finance committee officers of the union. Trustees Henry Schilling Charles Aldag Albert Broa. Advertisement committee John Heusser president, Charles Aldag secretary. Executive board Joseph Stolze Albert Bross and finance committee members. Bodley lodge No. 1 A F and A M to install officers at Masonic temple Friday December 22 with dancing and refreshments. invitations required.
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Cigarmakers’ Union
Labor Temple
Josep Stolze
Vics
Albert Brosi
Joseph Heinz
Charlies Aldag
Charles ‘Aldag
Henry Hemker
Henry ‘Schilling
Charles Aldag
Albert Broa
Bodley Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Theer
Pulse Displays Antique Furniture in Window
Arthur Lageman showcases handsome pieces in the former Miller and Arthur Drug building window. Items include a mahogany sideboard a walnut sewing table and a chest of drawers.
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Arthur Lageman
Miller and Arthur Drug Company
Old Stove Wanted For Needy Woman Christmas Gift
Judge McCarl of the Associated Charities seeks donations of an old coat burning heating stove to be given to a needy woman as a Christmas gift. Telephone the judge to arrange delivery. Allies Buy Many Horses In English Gov Feed Stables
Marriage License Notice for Cooper and Cain in Plainville
Charles William Arthur Cooper and Rose Cain appear to have filed for a marriage license in Plainville. The notice references a legal process and names the parties involved with affiliation to a Reverend BTIY. Further official details are unclear from the fragment.
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Charles William Arthur Cooper
Rose Cain
Plainville
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Morning Bowel Movement
Inactivity and lack of exercise in winter cause constipation. Feelings of heaviness dullness and low energy. complexion may look sallow or pimply. Dr Kings New Life Pills offer a mild purge to relieve congested intestines. Take a dose before bed for a full easy movement in the morning. 25c at your druggist.
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D. Secher
J. Secher
Hampshire
Mrs. Milk’ Consumer
Hodgdon
Rupert
Charles Rupert
Everett Klah
Morris Brothers
Bay
Quincy Bay
Somers
Charles Lakey
George Saalig
Police Department
John Ahern
Charles Anderson, Jr
Joseph Schwartz
Vermont
Eleventh Streets
Schwartz
Ed Mead
Nelsonville
U. S. Commission
New Orleans
Brockschmidt
A. J. Brockschmidt
W. H. Gross
George J. Schmitt
Henry Muehlenfeld
Muchlienfeld
Mendon
H. J. Leemhuis
Salem Church
Wilson
Men's League
J. P. Tumulty
Rotary Club
Rotary Relief Committee
Tues
Whitman
Fern Leaf
A. L. Brinkman
Misa A. L. Brinkman, Prop
J. J. Howard
Kansas City
Lathrop
Talking Machine
Niehaus Bicycle and Sewing Machine House
K. of C. Building
Maine St
Eee
Hampshire Street
Kessell
Kessell’'S
Waldemar
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