Miss Grimmer Surprised With Shower in Quincy Home
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Isabelle Grimmer in the home of her aunt Mrs. William Landwehr on South Twelfth street. Guests included Mrs. Otto Holm and many others. a three course luncheon followed. The wedding date to Ernest Boge of Melrose was announced as February 28.
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Robert Bacon
East Maine Street
Mobile
Ala
St. Louis
Helen Wiener
Lillian Pierson
North Eighteenth Street
Ling
Edna Geiger
Clayton
Laura Linz
Jersey Street
Y. W
Dorothy Quincy D. A. R. to Host Washington Birthday Party
Dorothy Quincy chapter of the D. A. R. will host a Washington birthday party in the Historical Society building Saturday afternoon. Chairwoman Mrs. W Geffingwell will be assisted by a committee including Mrs. H J Eaton and others. The program features a Washington prayer, flag salute, piano solo, tribute to the flag, a solo, a poem Soul of a Violin, piano duet, and a playlette duet.
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Washington
Dorothy Quincy
The
Historical Society
Ailding
W. Geffingwell
H, JT. Eaton
Wm. Evers
Mra
WH. Alexander
R. O. Gibbons
J. A. Bunting
I. A. Drury
Mary Castle
Wave Miller
P. A. Brown
George Govert
T. PD. Woodreff
Frances Mourn
J, PD
Arnold
G. Gibbons
Robert Alexander
VF. F. Garrett
Playlette
Maude Wells Dickson
Jon Foss
Coroner's Inquest Into Woman's Death Finds Heart Disease
Coroner Lawrence Amen presided over an inquest on Josephine Lewis at her home 2007 Apruce street. The jury ruled the cause of death was heart disease, a condition she had endured for a year.
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Lawrence Amen
Josephine Lewis
Apruce Street
Miss Helen Levi To Become Bride Today
Miss Helen Levi of Quincy will wed Edward Wilks of Baton Rouge in Macon Missouri at noon. The couple traveled from Quincy with George Levi and Mildred Heintz. ceremony by Father Barrett at the Catholic church. They will then live in Baton Rouge after a stop in Chicago.
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Helen Levi
Quincy
Macon
Edward Wilks
Baton Rouge
Miss Levi
Wilks
Geo. D. Levi
Mildred Heintz
Father Barrett
Levi
George D. Levi
Quincy High School
Bloomington Normal
Washington University
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Naval Aviation Service
France
F. S. Wilks
Vicksburg
Miss
Y, & M, V. Railroad
Chicago
Six State Officers Of Rebekahs Visit Quincy
Six state officers of the Rebekahs visited Quincy for a school of instruction in the I O O F hall. The afternoon program featured instruction by all six officers and a musical evening with solos and readings. Local hosts Mrs Emma Weinhoener and committees organized the reception and entertainment with visitors from Iowa, Missouri and nearby towns.
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Theebekahs
Quincey
I. O. O. F. Hall
A. Otis Arnold
N. H.slocum
Quincy
Ida E. G. Sherman
Chicago
Alice M. Treas
Peoria
Neille Thompson
Kankakee
Mary &. Crowell
Rockford
Emma Turner
Grace A. Henry
Sandwich
Afton
Emma Weinhoener
Irma Lodge
Rebekahs
Rebekaohas
Oold Fellows
Quincy Conservatory of Music Orchestra
Grace Miller
Elma Crawford
Loreine Meyer
Suulus
Maude Dunbar
Church News and Meetings Around Union Baptist and Local Churches
Revival led by Rev. A J Thompson of Franklin Kentucky at Union Baptist church lasts ten days with strong sermons inviting public attendance. Salemu offers Lenten services at 8 PM with male church quartet providing music. Grace M E names new officers at annual meeting with L E Carson as president and a slate including Mrs Hawkinson and Mrs Bowles. Luther Memorial invites women to home prayer at 2 30 PM with listed leaders. Palestine pictures by Rev E A Thompson shown at First Union Congregational next Wednesday during winter picnic hosted by Woman's Guild.
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A. J. Thompson
Franklin, Ky
Union Baptist Church
Thompson
L. E. Carson
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
A. Hawkinson
Dora Bowles
Eliza Carbaush
Palestine
E. A. Thompson
First Union Congregational Church
Woman's Guild of the Church
Lincoln Team Beats Jefferson in Audidum Shutdown
The Lincoln school basketball team defeated the Jefferson team in Lincoln auditorum Thursday night by a score of 26 to 1. This is Jefferson’s last game in the eighth grade public school series. Lincoln has two more games to play.
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Lincoln
Jefferson
Lincoln Auditorum
Tdncoln
Father and Son Night at the M E Revival Meeting
The Vermont Street M E church hosted Father and Son Night with the parable of the Prodigal Father read by R R Potter Y M C A general secretary. Evangelist E P Loose preached Quench Not the Spirit warning as fathers and sons attended along with prayers at multiple homes.
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R . R. Potter
Vermont Street
M. E
Bert Chatten
F. G. Fischer
E. P. Loose
Jesus Christ
Loose
Gem City Business College
J. L. Straub
North Fifth
Sarah Thrush
North Eighth Street
Alice Hedges
North Sixth Street
Leo Kobel
Oak Street
A. J. Monroe
T. H. Nichols
C. H. Allard
Kentucky Street
Chaddock Tea Delights With Music and Talk
The Chaddock Aid society held a musicae tea at Mrs. Inghram’s East Hampshire home with flowers, a varied program of violin, vocal, and piano pieces, and an address on child mental hygiene by Dr. George Davis Bivin. Tea, decor, and coordinating staff supported the event, featuring many students and local performers.
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Chaddock Aid Society
John Inghram
East Hampshire Street
Inghram
George Davis Bivin
University of Chicago
Bivin
Edward Hassan
Ira Calkins
Emery Lancaster
A. D. Weis
Herman Brown
Dorothy Bo
Velma Lawrence
Beulah Hopkins
Alma’ Swope
Dorothy Rehm
Dorothy Watts
Irl Hunsaker
Elsa Hunsaker
Elsa Hoskins
Amanda Westhold
Georgia Rust
Edith Kiem
Dorothy Dunlap
Wilma Schwindeler
Olga Sanders
Fiva Fingerlin
Edwin Davidson
Vivian Garrett
Lucille Freiburg
The Maccabees Plan Oyster Supper at March Meeting
Globe Tent No. 97 held its regular meeting at the Moose hall. One new candidate was initiated and two applications were received for action next meeting. An oyster supper is planned for March 4 with a committee chaired by G. M. Ullman and members J. Ro. McKeen J. F E. Storrs O. F. Moore and L. C. Meeks.
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Globe Tent
Maccabees
Moose Hall
G. M. Ullman
J. Ro. McKeen
J. F E. Storrs
Oo. F. Moore
L. C. Meeks
Bliss Native Hercates a Health Remedy
Bliss Native Her promotes a vegetable cure for a disordered stomach biliousness constipation impure blood rheumatism. Each box includes a GUARANTEE coupon sealed with a blue seal signed by Alonzo D Bliss. Sold by leading druggists in boxes of 800 doses for $1.00 and a smaller size for 25 cents. Made by A. O. Bliss Co. Washington, D. C.
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BLISS
Alonzo D
A. O. Bliss .Co
Washington, D. G
Personal notes from Quincy area residents and visitors
Mrs. Ethel Hatchett recovering after surgery at St Joseph hospital Bloomington. Louis Rempe gravely ill at daughter’s home in Quincy. Mrs. William Aleshire and Miss Ethel of Plymouth spent week in Quincy. Virginia Kohl ill at home. Maude Bennett of Clayton visited Quincy Thursday. Attorney John T Ingham in Chicago for Lima Lake Drainage meeting. Elizabeth Hennessey back from Chicago buying trip for W. T. Duker store. Robert Wolf seriously ill with scarlet fever. Mrs. Ben Heckle visiting Bushnell to see son-in-law daughter and grandson. Mrs. H S Churchill of Kinderhook ill with influenza. daughters Aldene and Bess also ill. J J McCale confined at home with grip. Marie Breen left for Macomb for Military Tract Normal School basketball tournament. Merle Williams visiting parents. George H Murray bought bungalow on Maine street. recently from Winchester. Clayton shoppers in Quincy include several residents. Irene Preece of North Eighth street returns to Y M C A duties. Mrs Bernard Briggs and daughter Madge visiting Quincy. Ruth Swan of Mt Sterling visiting Miss Katherine Marrett. Mrs S S Marrett and Mrs Floyd Wing of Clayton shopped in city.
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W. R. Schermerhorn
North Sixth Street
Florence Trotter
Otis Trotter
Quincy
San Antonio
Ernest Walter Clegg
Lukis Military Academy
Miss Trotter
Clegg
Lucerne
Europe
Royal Flying Corps
Lord Wellesley
65Th
Royal Air Force
Champaion de Crespigny
France
Belgium
E. W. Smith
Muskogee
Okla
St. Louis
Jeanette Hoffman
Clara Grimmer
Dora Schultz
Ninth
Madison
Genevieve Ackerman
William Schnele
Erma
Charles ‘Schnelle
Hazel
August Schnele
Ella Schnelle
Ursa
Fort Madison
Werman Mueller
South Twentieth Street
Iowa
Edward
Esther
Chicago
C. H. Appleton
Theodore J. Keup
City
William &. Berry
San Francisco
Cal
W. W. Berry
W. S. McKee
W. H. Baker
Joseph Barlow
Timothy Castle
Berry
New York City
Ethel Hatchett
North Eighth Street
St. Joseph Hospital
Bloomington
Louis Rempe
George Tobin
North Fifth Street
William Aleshire
Ethel
Plymouth
Virginia Kohl
Gem City Business College
Maude Bennett
Clayton
John T. Ingham
Lima Lake Drainage District Commissioners
Elizabeth Hennessey
W. T. Duker
Robert Wolf
John Wolf
South Seventeenth Street
Ben Heckle
Bushnell
Harry Kirtley
Robert Heckle
H. S. Churchill
Kinderhook
Miss Aldene
Bess
J . J. McCale
Marie Breen
Macomb
Military Tract Normal School
Merle Williams
J. C. Williams
Maine Street
George H. Murray
South
Fourteenth Street
John
Bernard Briggs
Madge
Mt. Sterling
Ruth Swan
Katherine Marrett
Broadway
S. S. Marrett
Floyd Wing
Round Up of Communist Leaders in Rockford
Government and local officers rounded up sixteen more alleged members of the communist labor party, all but one aliens, with deportation awaiting if guilt is proven. The grand jury indicted fourteen citizens, three pled guilty to aid as witnesses, and Clarence S. Darrow and associate counsel plan to move to quash the indictments.
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Rockford
Communist Labor Party
Clarence S. Darrow
Memorial Program for French Memorials Sunday in Quincy Armory
A memorial program and roll of honor for American servicemen who died in the line of duty will be held Sunday afternoon in the Quincy Armory starting at 3 o clock. John Wheelock chairs the joint committee with address by Justice Floyd Thompson and Bishop M Edward Fawcett. The 52 names on the roll are listed including Emery Perkins Rheinheimer and Vincent among others.
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Armory
John Wheelock
Quincy
Wheelock
Justice Lloyd Thompson
Lawrence Smith Henry Ro
Stev
B. N. Murrel
Harrison Perkins
M. Edward Fawcett
Joseph W. Emery, Jr
Labor delegates kept out of strike centers
San Juan reports that unless cane sector conditions improve the AFL committee led by Peter J Brady and Anthony Mac Andrew will be barred from visiting strike centers. Acting Governor Benedicto and Governor Ynger ordered the move from his sick bed. One policeman was killed and two shot amid disorders. Twelve central organizations have signed a wage agreement with the federation.
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San Juan
American Federation of Labor
Peter J. Brady
Anthony Mac Andrew
Benedicto
Y ¥Nger
Schwank and Roberts Tie in Keer Township Nuptials
Henry Schwank a farmer of Keer township and Mrs Clara Roberts Quincy wed Thursday afternoon in a ceremony conducted by Justice of Peace E J Bonne.
Hartfield and Smyster Wed in Central Baptist Parsonage
Nellie Virgin Hartfield and Thomas W. Smyster were married Wednesday at 3 PM in the Central Baptist church parsonage. Rev. R. V. Meigs performed the ceremony. Attendants included Mrs. Smyster, Leona Hadfick, and Monroe Kin. The couple left for their home in Highland county immediately after the ceremony.
Directors Named for Housing Corporation in Quincy
The Quincy Real Estate Improvement Association housing corporation, formed to build homes in Quincy, met in the Chamber of Commerce building. It aims to lay houses by April 1 with a capitalization of $259,000. stockholders are leading bankers, manufacturers, and merchants. DT Genter announced directors would be notified by letter before publication.
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Quincy Real Estate Improvement Association
Quincey
Quitor
Cal ¢. DT. Genter
The
Vertion
Treaty Debate Lapses Again Without Senate Action
Washington February 20 The broader treaty debate lapsed again as neither side moved to bring up the subject for Senate consideration. The session saw no new proposals or votes on the matter.
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Washington
Senate
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Joseph E. Moore
Edward Mueller
Melvin T. Myers
Donald Naderhoff
Clarence Nolte
Alma O’kell
George Persons
John H. Rheinheimer
Melvin R. Rheinheimer
Lorenzo B. Rice
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E. Bowerman
Mesick
Michigan
Olds
Vicks Vaporub
American Cloak and Suit Co
Hampshire St
Ricker National Bank
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