Milby Family Hosts 25th Anniversary Dinner Gathered Local Kin
Mr and Mrs Thomas Milby near Augusta hosted a large Sunday noon family dinner for their 25th wedding anniversary with guests including Pearce kin Clemens Milby Simp son Gordon McGinnis and several Augusta Rushville and Huntsville families. Also noted are other social visits and gatherings around town including club luncheons and card parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Milby
Augusta
Milby
Jackson . Pearce
Pearce
Clemens Milby
Rushville
Elmer Simpson
Perry Sims
Russel
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Alan Stillwell
Asheville
N.C
J. A. Stillwell
City
Dorothy Boswell
University of Wisconsin At Madison
L. B. Boswel
Charles Bartlett Wis
East Jersey Street
Grieser
Willis Kienzal
Springfield
Virginia Grieser
South Sixteenth Street
Nashville
Tenn
Kienzel
Elizabeth Menke
Joel Benton
Kansas City
Lawrence Wells
Grove Avenue
Monrece Drug Co. To Entertain Salesmen
The Monroe Drug Company and Clemcat Works host a salesmen convention at Congress Hotel in Chicago. About thirty salesmen attend sessions from Monday, with planned breakfasts, a dinner, and a dance in Quincy to conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Drug Company
Clemcat Works
Congress Hotel
Chicago
Qiuney
Lawrence P. Bonfoey
East Maine Street
E. N. Monroe
Monroe
Dye and Chemical Works
Ertel Hall
Hampshire Street
Quincy
Plainville Bride Weds Kinderhook Groom in Kinderhook Ceremony
Miss Flossie E Young of Plainville and George R Lippincott of Kinderhook were married Sunday afternoon by Rev L C Taylor. Attendants included Harold Punmuss and Miss Mabel Young. Guests included Frank Young Frances Anderson and the Lipincotts. They will reside with Edgar Lippincott near Kinderhook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie E. Young
Plainville
Barry High School
George R. Lippincott
Kinderhook
L. C. Taylor
Harold Punmuss
Mabel Young
Frank Young
Frances Anderson
Charles Lipincott
Keith Lippincott
Edgar Lippincott
Congregational Church Notes Election and Talks Mark Meeting
After a 6:30 supper, Congregational church members held their annual meeting and elected officers. The budget of 10 650 for 1920 was largely over subscribed, church finances strong. Deacons Gordon and Wingert re elected. trustees Eaton Bauman Sr King Wall re elected. Gordon and Stone to continue treasurer and clerk. Chester Poling resigned as Sunday school superintendent. T D Lewis named to replace. A new music committee was formed. Several sermons and retreats were announced for today and tonight with speakers from Chicago Kinderhook and La Grange. D O Hopkins of Normal will speak tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
O. B. Gordon
R. W. Wingert
Hl. J. Eaton
G. A. Bauman
Elmer King
J. Will Wall
E. K. Stone
Chester Poling
Poling
T. D. Lewis
S. B. Montgomery
Robert White
Anna Flack Bowen
E. W. Ning
A. P
Dell
Jennings Clark
Chicago
J. W. Tutt
Robert van Meigs
Central Baptist Church
J. W. Crouch
la Grange
D. O. Hopkins
Normalil
Christian Church Cottage Prayers This Week
Cottage prayer meetings will be held this week at homes of Christian church members. Topics cover The Church Awakened by National Self-Examination and other subjects with numerous hosts and locations across Hampshire, North Sixth and Broadway streets, Jersey and Maine avenues, led by Geo Carley Dan Carr R H Newton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
J. B. Taylor
Hampshire — Street
Geo. Carley
Dan Carr
N. 4Th
E. C. Peter
Elijah Shepherd
North Sixth Street
Joseph Steers
Vermont Street
Chas. Barr
O. E. Lemmon
Jersey Street
Edgar Potter
Edwards
North Fifth Street
Peter
R. H. Newton
Broadway
Steers
M. D
Baptist Board of Promotion In Session
Sessions of the Baptist Board of Promotion of the Quincy Baptist Association opened Monday morning and were well attended. The meeting began with a session in connection with the ministerial association and will continue throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Board of Promotion
Board of Promotion of the
Quincy Baptist Association
Ministerial Association of the
Luther Memorial Plans Debt Liquidation Campaign
Luther Memorial church forms a drive to liquidate indebtedness with a $25 000 goal. At a meeting led by the church council head in John L Pipe’s home plans were set and solicitation will start soon and run through Easter. Captains and ushers for three months were named for morning and evening services. Ladies Social Union meets Thursday at Minnie Lagemann home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Memorial Church
Church Council
John L. Pipe
South Sixteenth Street
H. C. Sprick
Will Heidbreder
R. E. Weeks
Eben Turner
J. B. Hoelscher
Fred W. Hoehne
Gus Scheipering
Clarence Hilgenbrink
H. H. Hamilton
David Zoller
Ladies Social Union
Lutheran Memorial Church
Minnie Lagemann
State Street
St Boniface Sodality Installs Officers For Year
Father Degenhardt installed the St Boniface Young Ladies Sodality officers for the coming year. President Miss Marie Jansen. vice presidents Miss Agnes Schroeder and Miss Dorothy Rehm. secretary Miss Emma Hilgenbrink. treasurer Miss Katherine Ehrhardt. consultors Misses Alvina Fox Gertrude Freiburg Adeailde Mushlenfeld Helen Heintz Stella Fredericks Rose Keinzelle. librarians Miss Lowrey sacristans Miss Julia Seifert Miss Caroline Krueger. Reunion and social planned for Jan 27 with officers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Degenhardt
St. Boniface
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Marie Jansen
Agnes Schroeder
Dorothy Rehm
Emma Hilgenbrink
Katherine Ehrhardt
Alvina Fox
Gertrude Freiburg
Adeailde Mushlenfeld
Helen Heintz
Stella Fredericks
Rose Kei
Concordia Leagues Install New Officers
The Concordia Leagues of St. James and St. John churches met Monday to install new officers. Members participated in the ceremony and planned future activities for church outreach and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
St. James and
St. John
St John church installs officers as leagues plan expansion
At St John church the officers for the coming year were installed with John Ottwein Jr as president Herman Stork as vice president W Hankemeyer as financial secretary Elmer Fleer as corresponding secretary and Carl Stormer as treasurer The League headquaters announced a campaign to add 1000 pledges and asked for support from Quincy leagues Two new League chapters were announced for Austin and Giddings Texas A social followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
John Ottwein, Jr
Herman Stork
W. Hankemeyer
Elmer Fleer
Carl Stormer
Quincy
Austin
Giddings
Tex
Very Interesting Meeting On Americanization Of Foreign Born
Members of the Vermont Street M E Church Home Missionary Society met at Mrs. E B Potter’s home to discuss How America Fails in Americanizing her Foreign Born Population. Mrs Cherence Wells, Mrs John Kelker, and Mrs AL Johnson presented papers while Mrs J W Wellemeyer and Mrs A C Johnson reported on mission work. Mrs Garnet Smith led devotions and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Slickly
Frank Platt
North Fifth Street
Harvey Loper
Eley Miller
Frank C. Miller
Maine Street
Champaign
State University
Chamber of Commerce
George Boschulte
South Eighth Street
Ida Fiehter
St. Louis
Lea Lenane
Louis Wachter
Herman Fichter
Edgar Wachter
Fruit Entertains Guild
Eugene Wiefer
St. Anne Guild
Brotherhood of St. Andrew of the
Cathedral of St. John
South Eighteenth Street
Miss Crabbe
Marie Crabbe
Edina
St. Mary's Academy
Elizabeth Dettle
South Fifteenth Street
Mary Morris
Sarah Bryson
Harry Dice
Melvin Schrage
H. L. Smith
East Broadway
Robert Williams
Grove Avenue
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Rose Neuman
South Tenth Street
Murphy
Emma Curry
Harrisonville
N. T. Potter
Monroe City
Curry
Margaret Murphy
Broadway
Bertha Cullins
H. O. Collins
St. Anne
St. John Catholic Church
W. J. Reis
North Tenth Street
Antoinette Duker
Josephine Duker
America
Home Missionary Society
Vermont Street
M E
E. B. Potter
South Twelfth Street
Cherence Wells
John Kelker
AL. Johnson
J. W. Wellemerer
A. C. Johnson
Standard Bearers Entertained Monday at Alma Neville Home
Vermont Street M. E. church group gathered at 824 Cherry Street for a Monday evening event. They started a new study book Medical Workers in Foreign Land with Letha Butler presenting the first chapter. After business, games and clever advertising puzzles entertained guests before a two course supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Street
M. E
Alma Neville
Cherry Street
Letha Butler
Men's League Elects Officers for 1920 at St Paul Church
The Men’s League of the St Paul Evangelical church held its monthly meeting and elected officers for 1920. Clarence Ruff was named president, Alfred Meyer vice president, Clarence Quest financial secretary, Edwin Hoemer recording secretary, and Ray Lampe treasurer. An auditing committee of William Schield and Carl Slack was appointed, and delegates to the United Men's League were Elmer Lampe Herman Warma Carl Slack William Danhaus and Henry Muegge. The gathering was well attended with refreshments served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Clarence Ruff
Alfred Meyer
Clarence Quest
Edwin Hoemer
Ray Lampe
William Schield
Carl Slack
United Men's League
Elmer Lampe
Herman Warma
William Danhaus
Henry Muegge
Regular WO. T. Up meeting at headquarters
The regular meeting of the WO. T. Up will be held this afternoon at their headquarters, located at 224 North Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WO. T. Up
North Eighth Street
Sloan's Liniment Relieves Rheumatic Pains Quickly
Thousands suffer from rheumatic "crick" and external aches and pains. Sloan's Liniment offers rapid relief for neuraglia lumbago stiff joints and overstrained muscles. Penetrates without rubbing, leaves no residue, and is a handy precaution for weather exposure. AU druggists. 10c, 14c, 1.0?
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Sloan
Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatism Relief
Claiming to purify the blood and remove rheumatic poisons, the advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as easing pains and stiff joints. It urges readers to buy at Owl Drug Store and other local druggists.
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Pawnee
Althea Halligan
Til
J. B. Hallgan
Marion Fiatz
Pauline Schultz
Alice Wavering
Max Ginther
Tacoma
Wash
North Seventh Street
H.C. Smith
Evanston, II
Rupp
Mary Jeouise
Virginia
Thomas McDavitt
St. Paul
Caroline McDavitt
Ira Calkins
Miss Weisenhoorn
Regina Weisenhorn
Sophia Weisenhorn
Columbia University of Expression
Snaphro Dia
C. H. Wood
Lydia Wilmeth
Dena Wilmeth
Gorin Mo
T. A. Hays
Wilmeths
North Twentieth Street
J. L. Adair
Miss Shannon
Lucille Shannon
South Seventh Street
John Shannon
John
Tom
Beatty
Margaret Beatty
Erden
University of Illinois
William Clow
Quincey
Edith Hewitt Baker
Maria Bowen
Helen Eaton
Ethlyn Ebert
Dorothy Hokamp
Ruth Calkins
Wiliam Becker
Homer Swope
Georgann Castle
Harry Timmerwilke
Galesburg
Knox College
Orpheum
Irma Kiefer
Orpheum Theater
Kiefers
Charles Dorsey
Park Place
Kiefer
Dorothy Werner
Ruth Michleman
Geraldine Gunther
Eleanor Naumann
Robert Kiefer
Brooklyn
New York
Dorsey
Katherine
Bertha
Anna Kiefer
North Ninth Street
Mrs. Futterer
H. Freund
Mr. Futterer
Futterer
Freund
Frederick A. Westerbeck
Macomb
Trene M. Stille
Eagle's Hall
Queen of the West Camp
Ella Hellhake
Emma Timme
A. S. Mester
Edward Hyver
Helen Sohn
Leona Westmann
Monrece Drug Co
Lippincott- Young
Good Church
W. O. MacQuarry
Dr. Williams
Brazelton
Hoxey
North Twelfth Street
W. N. Brown
Dr. Bell
ST. Boniface Sodality
Concordia Leagues
Men’s League
Owl Drug Store
Remova
H. Pocras
Hampshire
Ware-Wayland Co
West Side Square
Big White
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