Engagement of Florence Maas Reported at Social Event
Florence Maas announced engaged to Leo Middendorf at a Sunday party hosted by Miss Lillian Maas at 1823 Spring Street. Seventeen guests attended with Christmas decor, luncheon, and place cards featuring the couple. Maas is a 1916 high school graduate. Middendorf works at Broadway Bank.
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Florence Maas
Leo Middendorf
Lillian Maas
Miss Maas
Spring Street
Maas
B. H. Maas
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Theodore Middendorf
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Broadway Bank
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Helen McDonnell
Carl Merkle
Edith Martin
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New Year vows and taking stock of character
A columnist argues for New Year resolutions as a tool to assess life and guide progress. Do not fear broken vows, instead repair them with resolve and courage. Vows alone don’t fix life, daily prayers and renewed effort do.
Marriage Licenses and Public Notices Displayed
Marriage licenses list couples in Quincy and surrounding areas with ages and locations including Charles Long and Anna Sloan, Harry W Shank and Naomi G Georger, Ronnie Landwehr and Martha Meyer, Joe Eavans Dorst and Ollie May Rheadman, Willifred Bousquet and Alda Rockwell, Everett White and Blanche Clark, plus legal participants. Court case Clark D Hubbard v Frank W Putz and Milo Cissna cites personal injuries. Probate notes show Eliza Hyler estate real estate valued at 750 and Mary Seward estate with receipts of 1,048 and eighteen disbursements. An order authorizes Edward Clutch to settle with Quincy Street Railway for Eldon Clutch death at 430.
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Legal
Quincy
Anna Sloan
Harry William Shank
Naomi G. Georger
Ronnie F. Landwehr
Martha Meyer
Joe Eavans Dorst
Sioux City
Ollie May Rheadman
Lousiana
Willifred G. Bousquet
Boston
Mass
Alda H. Rockwell
Benjamin F. Frame
Revier
Freda L. Heidbreder
Quincey
Everett E. White
Golden
Blanche M. Clark
Roseville Circuit Court
Clark D. Hubbard
Frank W. Putz
Milo Cissna
Eliza C. Hyler
Mary M. Seward
Edward F. Clutch
Quincy Street Railway Company
Eldon Clutch
White Clark wedding unites Groden and Roseville pair
County Judge Lyman McCarl officiated a Monday afternoon ceremony uniting Everett E. White of Golden and Blanche M. Clark of Roseville. The couple plans to reside on a Golden-area farm. Earlier, Earl V. Poulis and Linnie Ruth Gilker of Quincy wed Sunday morning by Justice Ben Heckle.
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White Clark
Lyman McCarl
Everett E. White
Golden
Blanche M. Clark
Roseville
Earl V. Poulis
Linnie Ruth Gilker
Quincy
Justice of the Peace
Ben Heckle
Bride Miss Frieda Heidbreder Weds Benjamin Frame Today
Miss Frieda Heidbreder daughter of Mr and Mrs August H Heidbreder of 1124 Jefferson street and Benjamin Frame son of Mr and Mrs W Frame of Bevier Missouri will be married this afternoon at 3 oclock at the bride home. The ceremony will be performed by Rev Herman Heidbreder a relative. The house is decorated in Christmas colors. They will reside in Bevier where Frame works as a miner.
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Frieda Heidbreder
August H. Heidbreder
Jefferson Street
Benjamin Frame
W. Frame
Bevier
Herman Heidbreder
LaGrange
Bertha Heidbreder
St. Claire
Mich
Paul Bertram
St. Clair
Calanthe
Frame
Miss Alda Rockwell and W G Bouquest Married
Miss Alda Rockwell daughter of Mrs Margaret Rockwell Quincy wed W G Bouquest a Boston jeweler in a 3 o clock Monday ceremony at Central Baptist church Rev W C Shank officiating A reception followed for friends this afternoon.
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Alda Rockwell
W. G. Bowquest
W. C. Shank
Central Baptist Church
Sloan and Longeswed Married at Vermont Street Church
Mrs Anna Sloan and Charles Long, both of Quincy, were married in the parsonage of the Vermont Street Methodist church by Rev F A McCarty at 7 o clock Monday evening. Attendants were Mr and Mrs M G Bowers of Kinderhook. The couple will reside on a farm near Quincy.
Lisetta Bachman Weds Oscar Eggeson in Chicago
Miss Lisetta Bachman of Chicago formerly of Quincy married Oscar Eggeson of Quincy in Chicago on Monday. The bride has lived with her sister Mrs. R. N. Newby in Chicago the past year. Eggeson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hennan Eggeson of 624 State Street and works as a stereotyper at The Herald office.
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Jersey Street
Ralph
U. S. Army
J. S. Mulacy
Ashland
Ohio
R. L. Russell
Davenport
Artur Nichols
Chicago
Juanita Nichols
Ralph Nichols
Lisetta Bachman
Quincy
Oscar Eggeson
R. N. Newby
Eggeson
Hennan Eggeson
State Street
Herald
P. P. Parker
Newcomb
BeSaw Tire and Rubber Co
Ardmore
Okla
Jim Dozier
Tenk Hardware Co
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
W. C. Kordsieman
South Side
Miller infant Christened at St Mary Church
Lawrence Henry Miller, infant son of Mr and Mrs G H Miller of 612 Jackson Street, was christened Sunday afternoon at St Mary Catholic Church by Rev Father Zurbensen. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Henry Strathoff. Mrs Miller and baby returned home from hospital Saturday. Mrs George R Argeropolis and sons Theodore and Stathis of Galecburg visit cousin John Leventis.
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G. H. Miller
Jackson Street
Father Zurbensen
St. Mary Catholic Church
Henry Strathoff
George R. Argeropolis and Sons
Theodore and
Stathis of
Galecburg
John Leventis
Watch for Wind Predicts Cold Winter Start
An Adams County sage trusts the almanac and weather cues over officials. He claims wind direction on New Year's Day signals January through March 1918 temperatures. If the wind is north on Tuesday a hard winter will follow, otherwise cold and unsettled conditions are likely.
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Adams County
Moderate days hint at warm winter for public
The forecast notes a stretch of moderate days ahead and suggests that if the south brings warmth, the public may enjoy a milder winter. The message blends hopeful and poignant tones about weather and emotion.
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