Social Affairs plans for joint installation at John Wood post
Social affairs leaders arranged a joint installation of officers for the John Wood post, G. B. R., and John Wood corps of the W. C. T. U. A flag for the high school flagpole is among plans. Guests and residents attended socials, dances, and club meetings around town with multiple visits, holidays and upcoming events noted.
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John Wood Post
John Wood Corps
Monroe
H. C. Turner
Adam
Eagles
The Things One Denies Oneself in Wrong Turns
A reflective essay on life’s wrong turnings and self denial. The author recalls choosing poorly at forks, sometimes striving to avoid selfishness, sometimes failing, and concludes growth comes from accepting missteps and seeking better perspective over time.
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Local Notices
Henry Eckman of Hull and Clara M. Schaffer of Quincy R R legal George R. W. Cate of Camp Point with Gladys OU Michet of Camp Point listed among the marriage licenses.
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Henry Eckman
Hull
Clara M. Schaffer
Quincy R.R
George R. W. Cate
Camp Point
Gladys OU. Michet
Fashions for Americans Frock for early spring wear
The article notes minimal style changes due to wartime effects. It describes a straight silhouette fashion frock with a deep edge ruffle and muffin matching width, featuring taupe wool jersey and purple silk jersey. Upper section uses wool jersey with purple panels and embroidery in purple on gray. Materials include serge satin or taffeta satin, with center back fastening and four yards of fabric for an average figure.
Christening of Virginia Reta Willing At St Rose of Lima
Virginia Reta Willing infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Willing of 725 North Third Street was christened Sunday afternoon at St Rose of Lima Church. Sponsors named were Mrs John Willing and Henry Lubbring.
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Virginia Reta
Louis Willing
North Third Street
Father J. Brennan
St. Rose Oof
Lima Church
John Willing
Henry Lubbring
Post Office Staff Set Up In Corridor For Christmas Rush
Joseph Hildenbrand and Arthur Hoar of the post office staff established themselves in the corridor Tuesday with scales and stamps to serve patrons mailing parcels. The Christmas rush is moderate this year with many packages sent to soldiers at cantonments.
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Joseph Hildenbrand
Arthur Hoar
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