Social Roundup From Mrs Best Home and Local Festivities
A detailed society chronicle describes a morning reception at the home of Mrs Ezra Best with Mrs Laurence Best and Mrs Howard Mays hosting. Festive decor includes Southern smilax mistletoe holly pink roses red and green color theme. Guests mingle to a luncheon and a hidden orchestra. Additional notices cover engagements marriages and upcoming weddings of Margarethe Kespohl Oliver Williams and Katherine Williamson. The item lists attendees and weekend visiting friends with social calls and small gatherings across Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Best
Laurence Best
Howard Mays
W. A. Richardson
Margarethe Kespohl
Oliver Williams
Katherine Williamson
John Kirkpatrick Graves
Washington, D. C
Ada Kespohl
Emil Halbach
Lawrence Wells
Arch Rogers
Carrick Castle
Rolland Wagner
Chester Poling
Fashions for Americans Offer Muff and Stole Patterns
Readers ask about muff and stole patterns and ready-made muffs as smart accessories. Velvet or plush muffs with fur bands look elegant, while alternatives use shirred velvet, chiffon, or eiderdown. Velvet or plush costlier, but many fabrics yield cheap, stylish muff sets with silk linings.
Foods for Children Balance Protein Carbohydrates and Fats
Household guidance explains five nutrient classes crucial for growth: proteins from meat fish eggs milk and cereals. carbohydrates and fats from breads sugars and starchy foods. minerals from fruits vegetables and milk. water from beverages and foods. It notes proper proportional feeding and offers sample menus including breakfast dinner and supper with items like baked apple oatmeal milk hamburger steak spinach potatoes cereal and eggs.
Christmas Savings Club Draws Bank Interest
D L Manes of Macomb visited Quincy over the weekend returning home Sunday night. E J Reilix of Quincy spent Christmas in Detroit with relatives. Dean and Mrs Cone left for Brook and will visit relatives over the holidays then see friends in New York. J F Toedte of Chicago, a YMCA worker, spent the weekend in Quincy and left for Bloomington to visit a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Halbach
Mark Cowel
Peoria
Mr. Cowel
Quincy
Mrs. Halbach
Garnett Heitz
Chicago
Mrs. Heitz
Mr. Heitz
North
South Dakota
Dayton Tablet Company
Jr. M. Irwin
Pittsfield
Mass
Eaton Pike Crane Co
J. M. Irwin
Margaret Lyford
Dwight, IL
James Walker
Brookfield
Celia Landy
Lee Elliot
Elliot
Miss Landy
Louis Kuppin
David Stern
J. Stern
Mrs. Stern
Madelaine
Savannah
Mr. Stern
Elise Weil
Armond Kempe
Baltimore
Edgar Musselman
Rushville
National Commercial Teachers’ Association
Illinois State Bank
D. L. Manes
Macomb
Mr. Manes
E. J. Reilix
Burlington Railroad Company
Quincey
Detroit
Dean
W. Q. Cone
Foley Kidney Pills Bring Prompt Relief for Backache
Rogers Nebraska resident Ed Velton reports Foley Kidney Pills quick relief from backache tied to a cold. The ad claims the pills dissolve waste in blood as kidneys fail to remove toxins, easing pains in joints and muscles and reducing nighttime urination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Ed Velton
Rogers
Nebe
Neb
Corn Show Bio Affair at Church Event Dec 30
A local event titled Bio Affair Corn Show is planned at a church on December 30. Organizers invite attendees to learn about corn cultivation and related activities. The notice lists the venue and date with limited details.
Houston Township Farmers Plan Evening at Antioch Church
Houston township farmers will host a 7:00 PM program at Antioch Church on December 30 under the Houston Township Improvement Association. The event features lunch by church women, talks by officials, and a corn stringing contest with multiple age divisions and prizes including agricultural books and magazine subscriptions. Grand prizes include subscriptions and a $100 merchandise sweepstakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Township
Antioch Church
Adams County
Houston Township Improvement Association
W. A. Taylor
John Steiner
E. W. Rusk
Adams County Farmers’ Institute
John Meatheringham
John M. Stahl
Chicare
Alexander & Frichling’s
Prairie Fanner
Quincy Record
Ger
Illinois Corn Growers and Y M C A Meeting Notes
A summary notes the Illinois Corn Growers association score card details events including White and yellow corn exhibits, sweepstakes entries for school exhibits, and champion awards. The B G Mheid ite regular meeting followed at the Y M C A Sunday afternoon with J F Toedte addressing boys on experiences in Chicago. Walter Westerman, a Quincy youth, shared wartime travel experiences, and W L Johnson of Palmyra visited Quincy for business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Corn Growers’ Association
B. G. Mheid Ite
J. F. Toedte
Chicago
Walter Westerman
Quincy
W. L. Johnson
Palmyra
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Emery Lancaster
Florence Walbach
James Murphy
Harry Gage
Laura Mooney
Columbus
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Overstreet
Hannibal
H. Sandell
Pierpont Dutcher
C. H. Bull
William McFadden
Thomas Dolman
Montclaire
N. J
Ruth Calkins
Addison Calkins
Calkins
Princess Theater
Moving Pictures
Victor Winters
J. M. Winters
Palo Alto
Leland Stanford University
Charles Carroll
Kansas City
William Kamp
Will Ellis
City
Los Angeles
E. M. Botsford
Alfred Castle
Eugene Yeates
Minneapolis
Reed Whipple
Mrs. H. L. Whipple
Stephen Irwin
Keokuk
Charles L. Bartlett
Frank Garner
St. Louis
WU. F. Nauman
Eleanor
Helen Goetz
M. K. Weems
Howard Bradford
S. B. Montgomery
Qute
Jack Ellis
Mary Lee
Rade Cureee
Jocal
Millzee & Arteur D&ug OO
Antioch
Houston
Women of Church Will
Quincy Herald
Golden New Era
Loraine Times
Arnold
Breeders Gazette
Country Gentleman
Quincy Whig
Bowen Chronicle
Camp Paint Trrnal Ith
Quincy Journal
Orange Judd Farmer
Missouri Farmer
Militant
Mary
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