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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1915

Page

6

Christmas Services Across Quincy Churches Shine

Plans for Christmas in Quincy churches are detailed with multiple high mass celebrations, cantatas, and organ recitals. East End Christian, St Boniface, St Rose, Cathedral, Good Shepherd, Unitarian and other congregations schedule morning and afternoon services, with choirs, orchestras, and special readings to observe the Nativity.

Quincy Santner Singenberger Zangl Lenk Geo P. Willhauck Louis Zwick Richard Huck Paul Huck Albert Ridder A. G. Kunsch Degenhardt Kunsch Henry Oenning C. SS. R Redemptorist Order Redemptorist College Kirkwood Oenning Elizabeth Oenning Father Brennan Joseph Weiler Emerson Giles Wagner Salutaris Gans Elsa Schwab Hugh Ernst St. John’s Agutter Ouiney Bethlehem Church of the Good Shepherd Twelfth Street Maine 9 Hampshire St Cecelia

First Built Here Forty Years Ago Quincy Skiffs

A letters and inquiry tracing the origin of the Quincy skiffs reveal that the first model was built by a Quincy firm Tennison and Phelps over forty years ago. John Schott of Schott Saddlery Co corroborates the tale, noting the boat was unique on the Mississippi and likely gave the name to the class. The mayor's office forwarded the query to the Chamber of Commerce which secured this information and sent Quincy literature in appreciation of the interest.

Quincy New York City Allen Wooda Quincy Ekiffa Abbott Upper Mississippi Minnesota Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce Wim. K. Abbott John Schott Schott Saddlery Co Schott Quincy Finn Tennison and Phelps Mississippio Quincey

Christmas Day Court House Busy Despite Holiday

Sheriff Coens office remains open on Christmas Day while other offices close. Twenty three prisoners will be served a Christmas dinner prepared by the sheriff's wife, with twenty three turkeys and trimmings. Court business urged to be transacted today to avoid legal delays.

Chriatmas Sheriff Coens Feld Coens Sherff

Christmas program at Colorey Laundry drawing guests

Miss Florence Wand and Martha Granaches presented a purse program at noon yesterday at the Colorey Laundry as part of the Christmas celebration conducted with the aid of the extension department of the YWCA.

Grace M. E Dailies Mollerhaner Myra Kirkpatrick Colorey Laundry Company Missis Florence Wand Martha Granaches W.C. A

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