Yearly election and officers of Electrical Workers Union No 67
The Electrical Workers Union No 67 held a semi monthly meeting at the Labor temple hall last evening and elected C. H. Smith as president Albert Dix as vice president Fred Moeller as financial secretary and treasurer Benjamin Flotkoetter as recording secretary and C. H. Smith Frank Trish and Charles Duncan as trustees for one year Installation will be at the next meeting on January 10 Also Barbers Union No 193 elected officers at their Labor temple meeting with O A Volm as president A L Thompson as vice president Ed Wamsley as financial secretary Orin Cheney as recording secretary Ed Wheeler as treasurer W L Thomas as guide W McIntyre as guardian J Harris C Wilmes and W Johnson as trustees for one year George Smith Earl Smith and Charles Miller as finance committee Carpenters Union No 1866 met at the Labor temple hall and will hold their next meeting on the second Monday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Workers, Union No. 67
Labor Temple
C. H. Smith
Albert Dix
Fred Moeller
Benjamin Flotkoetter
Frank Trish
Charles Duncan
Barbers
Barbers’ Union
O. A. Volm
A. L. Thompson
Ed. Wamsley
Orin Cheney
Ed Wheeler
W. L. Thomas
W. McIntyre
Guardian
J. Harris
C. Wilmes
W. Johnson
George Smith
Earl Smith
Charles Miller
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Union No. 1866
Labor Temple Hall
Turners Annual Christmas Party Shines at Turner Hall
The sixty third annual Christmas entertainment of the Quincy Turners drew a large crowd. A decorated hall featured a tree loaded with gifts for attending children and colored lights. After gift distribution, dancing continued with the O Farrell orchestra. Committee chair John Pott led the group with assistants. A new rifle range was installed in the gym, and members plan to form teams to compete, signaling rising marksmen talent at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Turn Verein
Turners
O'Farrell
John Pott
Oscar Keller
Oscar Mueller
Wills Dick
Lawrence Smith
Arthur Naempen
Rey Keller
Turner Hall
Armory
Four Generations Attend Reunion At South Twenty Third Street
A Christmas day family reunion at 1023 South Twenty third Street brought four generations together. A D Young seventy eight eighty year old host and father led the line with his son William A Young, his granddaughter Mrs Margaret Lyons, and her daughters Gertrude and Edna. Others attending included Everett and Henry Young Mart Lyons Catherine Paden and W W Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam A. Young
South Twenty-third Street
A. D. Young
Wiliam
A Young
Margaret Lyons
Gertrude
Edna
A D. Young
Everett
Henry Young
Mart Lyons
Catherine Paden
W. W. Young
Peroney Girl Deemed Attacked by Local Court Belief
Irene Peroney, a young Italian girl, is said to be mentally affected by an alleged attack by Tom Hassell after visiting the Hadsell home on Vermont Street. Authorities believe her memories of the night with the Hadsells haunt her mind, with details linked to a Shep family dwelling near Twenty-eighth and Vine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Peroney
Tom Hassell
Hadsall
Vermont Street
Hadsell
Myrtle
Hadsells
Shep
Mental health statement in rape case noted
Probation Officer Thomas Nolan reported last night that a young girl from 406 Tursey Street still fears an attack by Hadsell. Hadsell and his wife are jailed on rape charges, and Nolan suggested the girl may need state hospital mental treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rossmiller
Tursey Street
Thomas Nolan
Hadsell
Nolan
Voung
State Hospital
Christmas program delights Knights of Columbus hall audience
The Knights of Columbus hall hosted a Christmas show featuring the Taliputians and a big Christmas tree. Violin solos and vocal numbers entertained a large crowd as Rome Weskirchen portrayed Santa Claus, delivering gifts and wrapping up a thoroughly enjoyable Yuletide program.
Dance Follows Entertainment for Happy Children
Following the entertainment, a dance was held for the children, bringing joy and lively music to the event.
Local notices mix Christmas events and travel
Local items describe a Mason burial notice, Christmas visits by Judge Epler and others, a birthday party at 521 York Street for Miss Rose Pocras and Miss Sarah Pocras, and various city visitors. Also noted are a Masquerade dance, Masonic installations, a YMCA schedule restart, and travel notes for several residents and businesspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Langel
Sterling Cole
St Marie
Misses Rose
Sarah Pocras
York Street
Joseph Yousom
Out Cove
Bes
Miss Rose
Miss Sarahs
Labor Temple Men Take Three In Row
In three well played games at Tansman alleys South Eighth street Labor Temple defeated ConcorDia league team in all matches. Several Labor Temple players posted high scores with Otten posting 195 163 166 and Wrath leading games with 152 227 149 as the team totaled 800 775 4829.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tansman
South Eighth Street
Labor Temple
Concordia League
Otten
Apenbrnk
Concordia
Hageman
Stoermer
Sunday School Officers Chosen at Ver mont Street M E
The Ver mont Street M E Sunday school re elected officers and teachers. Secretary G Musselman reported flourishing attendance with 24000 yearly attendance and 521 average per Sunday, up ten percent. Officers elected: H P Lummis superintendent W B Martin N Z Hinton assisting secretaries G Musselman Nell Crawford treasurer Eliza Taylor assistant choristers C A Annewell M Barton Miss Nefie Read was noted as dif fize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Street
M. E
G. Musselman
H. P. Lummis
W. B. Martin
N. Z. Hinton
Nell Crawford
Herbert Parsons
Eliza Taylor
C. A. Annewell
M. Bartons
Nefie Read
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Mrs
William Young
Peroney
Hadseall
Jersey Sts
The
Weems Laundry Company
Hone
K. OF. C. Hall
Henry Prentiss Walton
Carl E. Epler
Jacksonville
M. F. Carrott
Taylorville
Shelbyville
Edgar Simms
Lewistown
H. P. Simms
Quincy Chamber of Commerce
G. M. Klittman
Rock Island
James QO. Wosseller
H. T. Holtz & Co
Chicago
R A. M
Masonic Temple
Ta Maight
Grace Whippie Chanter
EFSS
E. L. Wingerter
G. A. Kurk
Lincoln, Neb
Mr. Kurk
South Ninth Street
Raymond Heidbrink
Washington Street
M. M. Hess
Clarkton
John D. Hess
Bessie Seaton
East Man Street
Davenport
T. Be i
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