Social Affairs Highlights New Year Parties Across City
Dorothy Dayton entertained 120 guests at a New Year dance in the Dayton home. Andrew Kurz hosted friends at a watch party on Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Heidbreder planned a family dinner Thursday. Helmer hosted a dozen guests at a watch party Monday. Robert Wall visits in the Boswell home. Euphemia Irwin hosted a knitting gathering with many young women. Barbour and McKennan hosted family and intimate parties New Year’s Day. Adelia Levy hosted ten young people at a watch party, attending a second show at the Orpheum before gathering at Levy’s home for midnight supper. Kaltenbach hosted a card club on New Year’s Eve. Clara Drusch left for Canton after visiting Lois Potter. Marie Schaller presented a music program at Quincy College of Music with several performers. WCTU open house featured Rev. G. F. Oliver and S. M. Spurgeon’s absence noted. Woodland home children staged a fairy tale play with costumed characters. Trene Wells portrayed Allen. young performers sang. A Brunswick Victrola Christmas gift supplemented the event. Friends visited the Robt. Bacon home New Year’s Day for greetings and refreshments.
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Adelia Levy
North Fifth Street
O Rheum
Levy Homie
Pirates
Red Riding Hood
Woodland
Trene Wells
Allen
Dickie
Lola
Brunswick
Why Won't They Try Simple Cold Remedies Now
In a scene of chatter and remedies, neighbors debate cold care while a woman resists pills and salt water gargles. The piece notes fewer than expected attempts at preventive care and urges quick action to reduce colds and their wider harm.
Married couple quietly wed on Diamond Hill
Loraine C Sultzman and Miss Gladys Strubinger married Sunday afternoon at the Christian parsonage on Diamond Hill in Barry. Rev S Joel Burgess officiated with Mendelssohn’s Consolation played by Mrs Burgess. The bride, daughter of J O Strubinger, and the groom, son of Nettie Saltzman, will reside in Peoria Mississippi after visiting Hannibal and Quincy.
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J. O. Strubinger
The
State Bank
Pike County
Nettie Sultzman
Hannibal
Carl
Leo Sultzman
Lou Wendorff
Albert Walters
Barry
Peoria
Saltzman
Armour & Co
Central Baptist church sets thrift stamp drive for building fund
Central Baptist Church building committee met at 4 pm with Walter H Bennett presiding and planned thrift stamp book distribution next Sunday at the Vermont street church to fund a new Central Baptist Liberty church. An annual business meeting was held at the Fourth and Jersey branch. space limits weekday worship, a deacons board decision led by W W Bourne to relocate services to the Sunday school room to conserve coal.
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Central Baptist Church
Walter H. Bennett
Vermont Street
Central Baptist Liberty Church
The
Jersey Street
Board of Deacons
W.W. Bourne
Congregational Church
Best Sellers In Victrola Records Feature Brahms And Stars
A list of January Victrola best sellers highlights Brahms Hungarian Dances by the Philadelphia Orchestra and a suite of wartime and romantic songs. Maria Schumann-Heink Cáruso Lucien Muratore Lina Cavalieri Grace Hoffman and Margaret Woodrow Wilson appear among performers with selections from Pathe Columbia and New World Symphony.
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Philadelphia Orchestra
Schumann-Heink
Danny Boy
Harry Lauder
Rubenstein
Nero
Caruso
France
Victor Machine Company
Lucien Muratore
Lina Cavalieri
Pathe Record Company
Grace Hoffman
Pathe Company
Russell Hunting
U.S
Pathe
Margaret Woodrow Wilson
Columbia
Kentucky
Columbia Records
Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Chopin
Marion County lodge installs officers in Palmyra
Marion County lodge No. 21 I O O F installed officers in Palmyra with Clarence J. Carey named noble grand and Fred T. Straton vice grand. District Deputy Grand Master J Z Bloom led ceremonies as staff from Odd Fellows lodge No. 228 assisted. Also notes a visiting member Zack Gupton, Sgt Howard Dickson’s return from Camp Funston, a New Year party at the Christian home, and county license tallies for 1916 and 1917 plus Red Cross activity reopening in the courthouse.
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Marion County Lodge
Clarence J. Carey
Noble Grand
Fred T. Straton
Donald Losey
T. J. Suter
R. J. Winn
C. J. Johnson
J. Z. Bloom
J. F. Anderson
William Cox
Joseph Retti
James Reber
Odd Fellows
Zack Gupton
Union Township
Palmyra
Howard Dickson
Camp Funston
Rufus Christian
Hi. M. Field
Gentry Cummings
Ely
Howard White
St. Louis
Louise Cummings
Lucile White
Audrey Christian
Allen Smith
Francis Nelson
Earl Christian
Marion County
Red Cross
Court House
Weddings Frame Heidbreder and Georgens Shank Pair
The wedding of Frieda Heidbreder and Benjamin Frame took place Tuesday afternoon at 3 in the bride’s home with a wedding dinner. The couple will reside in Bevier Missouri. Naomi Georgens married Harry Shank at 4 on New Year’s afternoon in the bride’s home. they had no attendants and a small wedding dinner. The Shanks plan to travel with Mr Shank employed by Hoffman Directory. Also noted is a collective estimate of Britain’s coal supply lasting 720 years and Germany’s 1800 years.
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Frame Heidbreder
Frieda Heidbreder
August H. Heidbreder
Benjamin Frame
Bevier
Mrs. Frame
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Dorothy Dayton
Dayton
Andrew Kurz
Oak Street
W. H. Heidbreder
South Shirteenth Street
A&family
Snd
Edward J. Helmer
Spring Street
Robert Wall
Davenport
Roland Boswell
Madison
Boswell
Euphemia Irwin
Edna Pearce
Dorothy Tyrrell
Helen Jarrett
Lilian Egan
Mabel van Steel
Ruth
Irene Flanigan
Ruth Powell
Florence
Ruth Brown
Emma Breitstadt
Letha Jarrett
Edith Gabriel
Helen
Virginia Reticker
Virgil Kibler
Helen Smith Miller
8. A. Barbour
F. B. McKennan
Mra
Leslie Hall
D. Lambert of
Coatsburg
Charles Kaltenbach
Clara Drusch
Culver-Stockton University
Canton
Lois Potter
Marie Schaller
Rome Arnold
Lulu Felt
Quincy College of Music
Straus-Tauszig
Miss Schaller
la Tosca
Buccini
Mrs. Arnold
Mazetta
Fekeh Bey
G. F. Oliver
Robert Bacon
Vameronw
ISS
Edith Martin
Margaret Reed
Norma Pieper
Lillian Maas
Helen Eaton
Ethel Klocke
Marguerite Behrensmeyer
Dorothy Hokamp
Helen Dittmeyer
Beulah Sternbrock
Maude Dunbar
Frank Grainge
Edmond Williams
Laddonia
H. E. Sellers
E. Percy Brown
Orpheum
Lillian
Mariam Wetzel
Detroit
John Inghram
Jesse Wetzel
Betty Castle
Anna Whitney
Constance Ellis
Edith Hewitt Baker
Jeanette Burrows
George Startung
W. H. Hartung
Rena
Chicago
Homer Huggins
North Twentieth Street
St. Vincent
Dorothy Rader
Book Club
C. H. Merkel
North Seventh Street
Louis Nebe
Henry Merkel
Princeton
Quincy
Princeton Club
Arthur Dunn
E.M. Botsford
M. Finley Carrott
W. M. Gamble
Henry Carter
John Wood
W. R.C
John Wood Post
Eagles Hall
Ruth Bywaters
H. S. Wells
Anna Bush
Lucia Bywaters
Pauline Huffman
Catherine Palmer
Clara Colman
Agnes Gibbons
Elizabeth Taylor
Salina Michelman
Edna Shank
Fannie Chandler
Reis
Emma Goodapple
Lena Arends
Straub
Mester
Mary Nichols
Amanda Steinkamp
Henry C. Turner
John Caddick
J. C. Dickhut
Adam Wild
Michael Cashman
Otis Wessels
John Wessels
William Strube
William Nl. Gay
C. Arthur Pfeiffer
Loraine C. Sultzman
Gladys Strubinger
Church News
Victrola Records
Britain
Germany
Fifth St
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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