Quincy Society Hosts Large Holiday Dance Attended by 150
Quincy society circles gather at the Knights of Columbus hall where Margaret Wisherd presides as hostess. Guests include Beulah Todd of Minneapolis and Dorothy Dayton. intermission treats include cream and cake as crowds mingle with teachers, doctors, and families visiting for Christmas.
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Margaret Wisherd
Knights of Columbus
Jleges
Harriet Wisherd
Walter Wisherd
Edx Wisherd
Charles Cottrell
Norman
Gorham
Izabeth
W. T. Duker
Ednand Junior Duker
Iss Dorothy
William Dayton
Couny Club
Miss Dayton
Iss Beulah Todd
Minneapolis
Bredeweg sisters host Christmas dancing party
Miss Bredeweg daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Bredeweg returns from Knox college for the holidays. Thursday evening she and her sister Miss Alma Bredeweg will be hostesses at a dancing party at the Knights of Columbus hall. Bredeweg is active in Knox school activities and debated as a sophomore.
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Galesburg
Elen Rothgeb
Endon
George Wells
Joel Benton
Henry F. Dayton
Dora Easum
Clayton
Herschel Mitchell
Bowen
Madison School
Miss Easum
John B. Schott
Chas. H. Lauter
Carl
Margaret
Antoni@ Wolf
John F. C. Schott
John
Herbert
Theodore
Frances Claire
Adolph Schott
Robert I. Schott
Dorothy Durant
A. M. Durant
University of Wisconsin
Richard Durant
Armour Institute
Chicago
National Malleable and Casting Company
Georgian Ertel
Park Place
Miss Ertel
Edmee Ertel
The
Art Institute
Miss Bredeweg
Mrs
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Knox College
Miss Alma Bredeweg
Knights of Columbus Hall
Collins Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary in Payson
Mr and Mrs D F Collins of Spring Street marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a dinner party at home Saturday. Their children E G Collins of New Rochelle and Mrs I P McNutt attended. The couple, long based in Payson before relocating to town after retirement, are well known with many friends. Lorenzo Bull, W B Bull’s son studying architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, will visit Quincy Monday and stay with Mrs E J Parker through the week.
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New York
Fred A. Hacker
This City
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Sycamore Street
Hacker
Gary Schools
Kansas City
Marjorie Southwick
Edith Short
Southwick
St. Louis
Lome
D. F. Collins
Spring Street
E. G. Collins
New Rochelle
N. Y
I. P. McNutt
Lorenzo Bull
W. B. Bull
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Quincy
E. J. Parker
Cane and Britton Wedding at Plainville Court House
Miss Hazel Cane and Leo Britton, both of Plainville, were married Saturday at 11 30 AM by Judge Lyman McCarl in the courthouse. Attending were Miss Georgia Hull and Raymond Lightle. The couple will reside near Plainville where the groom is a farmer.
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Leo Britton
Plainville
Georgia Hull
Raymond Lightle
Lyman McCarl
Court House
Charges Lead to Raid on Poolroom in Chicago
Chicago December 24 Charges by Abe Rayner an indicted auto thief who said police fixed cases led State's Attorney Hoyne to raid a pool room named by Rayner as thieves headquarters. Fifteen men were arrested and questioned but Horne refused to reveal disclosures.
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Horne
Otis Home Art Gallery Gift to County for Gallery Use
Gen Harris Gray Otis presents the former Otis home in Los Angeles to the county attorney for use as an art gallery. Valued at about 150000 dollars, the property sits opposite one of the city parks across from a major park.
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Gty
Window Dedication in Unitarian Church Honors Judge Berrian
A window depicting William Penn signing the treaty with Delaware Indians at Shackamaxon will be dedicated in memory of Judge B. F. Berrian at the Unitarian church this morning. The design is by R. Philips Ward of New York City.
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Shackamaxon
B. F. Berrian
Unitarian Church
R. Philips Ward
New York City
Holland Thanks Wilson for Peace Cablegram
The Dutch anti war council sent a cable to President Wilson praising his efforts for lasting peace. They say all neutral nations greet his step with greatest sympathy and support his noble efforts in humanity. The note was dated December 24 and relayed via London from The Hague.
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London
Dutch Anti-War Council
Wilson
Holland
Snyman Reaches Border From Mexico
PRESIDIO Texas December 24 Guiller mo Snyman son of the late Gen W D Snyman of Boer war fame arrived here Saturday from Mexico where his long period of hiding from Villa bandits caused his friends to announce their belief that he had been killed.
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W. D. Snyman
Mexico
Villa
Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary Observed by Riverside Family
A family reunion on Christmas Day will mark the 60th anniversary of Mr. Seldon Earel and Mrs. Hannah Sam mong Earel of Riverside. The couple, married in Columbus township, have three sons, one daughter, four grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Mr. Earel is 80, his wife two years younger. both in good health and active. Their brother B Earel and wife celebrated their 11th anniversary.
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Andemont
Iss Elizabeth
Evsville
Ind
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X Dent
Pol
Chicago
Fred
Ars
Chester Pringle
Hampshire Street
City
Robert Pringle
Aurora
James Martin
Arthur Glenn
Mary Louise
Cincinnati
Glenn
Helen Louise Pringle
Seldon Earel
Riverside
Earel
I. J
Arlie M
Sara Barel
J. F. Cooper
Dr. Cooper
Hannibal
B. Earel
Moose Lodge Hosts Christmas Party for 600 Needy Children
Gem City lodge 986 Loyal Order of Moose entertained 600 needy city children with an 8 pm arrival, dance, picture show, and a Santa Claus visited by C. H. McKel of National Refining. Santa distributed gifts and candy along with oil coupons. The event preceded plans for Mooseheart reels and a 500-member winter drive. Mooseheart and other lodges’ll be featured in upcoming show as part of a 500 member winter drive while open house on New Year’s Day invites friends.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Santa Claus
C. H. Mckel
National Refining Company
Mooseheart
Moose
Bandits Take Payroll in Chicago Hold Up
A Christmas payroll of 1360 dollars was stolen by two bandits who held up Joseph Bambino, a member of a tailoring firm, as he returned from a bank on December 24 in Chicago.
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Chicago
Joseph Bambino
Securities Valued at 105 Million Rockefeller Foundation
New York December 24 The cash value of securities owned by the Rockefeller foundation at the close of 1915 was about 105 million dollars according to the annual report for that year.
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New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Films Admitted To Mail by Post Office Order
Washington December 24 motion picture films are admitted to the mails by an order of the post office department effective January 1.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Train Robber Escapes With $10 In Sioux City
A robber held up Milwaukee train No. 3 from Chicago as it entered the yards in Sioux City on Saturday night. He fired at passengers, jumped through a window, and escaped with $10 after a brief exchange of shots.
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Sioux City
Towa
Milwaukee
Chicago
Federal decision upholds act in voting corruption case
Judge Thompson in Pittsburgh holds the federal court practices act valid and allows 101 indictments for alleged corrupt use of brewery funds in electing a U S senator and members of Congress in Pennsylvania. The ruling followed a motion to dismiss the indictments as unconstitutional.
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We HI
St. Thompson
United States District Court
Pennyslvania
United States Brewers’ Association of New York
United States
Thompson
Congress
Pennsylvania
Christmas Tragedy in Des Moines Death by Poison
Des Moines on December 24 reports Messin Wheeler age 38 committed suicide Saturday by taking poison after failing to buy Christmas gifts for his wife and children. The tragedy highlights economic distress and personal despair during the holiday season.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Messsin. Wheeler
Hood's Sarsaparilla Pure Blood Claim
An 19th century advertisement proclaims the body needs pure blood for strength and tone. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as unequaled for scrofula catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia and fatigue and urged to buy today from all druggists.
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