Will Wed Today At St. Boniface
Miss Rose Schell and Albert Heckenkamp to marry at St. Boniface church this morning at eight o clock Rev Father Degenhardt officiating. Attendants are Lettie and Eugene Schell. The couple plans a Chicago move after a wedding breakfast for fourteen relatives.
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Rose Schell
Sophie Schell
South Fourth Street
Albert Heckenkamp
St. Boniface Church
Father Degenhardt
Lettie
Eugene Schell
Miss Schell
Chicago
Heckenkamp
Western Electric Company
Quincy
Reports From Illinois Federation Of Women’s Clubs Meet
Cora Brinton and Mrs A C Cox reported on the recent conference in Chicago at the Round Table gathering in the Tower room of the library. Pauline Hart left for Lindenwood College with her parents for the holiday vacation. The National Defense Council Woman’s committee will meet Wednesday at 2 30 in the Chamber of Commerce building to plan events for the new year. Donald Carley left for Chicago to resume his medical school studies at the University of Illinois. Mr and Mrs Wilfred Bosquet hosted Mrs Lillian Rice of Detroit and Mrs Della James of Springfield as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISS
Cora Brinton
A. C. Cox
Illinois Federation of Womsan
Chicago
Round Table
Pauline Hart
Lindenwood College
Mrs
H. V. Hart
Council of National Defense, Woman's Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Donald Carley
The
University of Illinois
Wilfred Bosquet
Hampshire Street
Bosquet
Lillian Rice
Detroit
Della James
Springfield
Christenings Reported In Local Churches
Christenings and baptisms reported for three local families. John Ervin Snyder, 631 South Sixteenth street, christened Sunday afternoon at Salem church by Rev. H. J. Leemhuis. Virginia Arline Eleanor Bradney, 918 North Twelfth street, baptized at Luther Memorial church by Rev. I. W. Bingaman. Irma Louise Buxman, 405 Washington street, christened Sunday afternoon by Rev. H. J. Leemhuis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Ervin Snyder
South
Sixteenth Street
H. J. Leemhuis
Salem Church
Virginia Arline Eleanor
Harry Bradney
North Twelfth Street
I. W. Bingaman
Luther Memorial Church
Irma Louise
Raymond Buxman
Washington Street
Y W C A Notes on Patriotic League Pledge
The Patriotic League started by the Junior War work of the Y W C A was explained at the Sunday vespers by Mrs E S Potter and Miss Helen Osborn. Nearly all girls signed the league pledge, different from last summer. Musical numbers featured by Ber tha Bock, Irene Wachter, and Ida Hopke. Efforts this week aim to collect gifts and signatures for the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic League
E. S. Potter
Helen Osborn
Bertha Bock
Irene Wachter
Ida Hopke
Allen Encampment elects officers for year
The Allen Encampment No 4 of the I O O F held a regular meeting and elected officers for the ensuing year. Chief Patriarch P C Elsey senior warden A Otis Arnold high priest J G Gorin junior warden F A Hoskins scribe C Newman treasurer A C Swartwout D C P C Newman. One membership application was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Patriotarch
P. C Elsey
A. Otis Arnold
J. G. Gorin
F. A. Hoskins
C. Newman
A. C. Swartwout
D. C
P C. Newman
Golden Wedding Anniversary Of Francis D. Schermerhorn
Mr and Mrs Francis D Schermerhorn celebrated their fifty year marriage with a reception at their daughter’s home in Quincy. Twenty guests attended as yellow decorations and a tea marked the event. The couple, long linked to railroads and local schools, were married January 7 1868 in a double ceremony with Miss Emma Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Stipp
Adams Street
Stipp
St. Jacobi Church
Schmieding
Quincy
George Stipp
Paul Burzlaff
Clinton, Iowa
Francis D. Schermerhorn
North Eighth Street
Addison N. Calkins
Mr. Schermerhorn
Geneva
Ontario County
New York
Northern Cross Railroad
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Norther Cross
Schermerhorn
Anna B. Burns
John Burns
Payson
W. R. Schermerhorn
A. D. Schermerhorn
Helen
Ruth Calkins
Leslie
Olga Schermerhorn
Leonuard
Serene
Sheila
Jack Smith
Dallas
Marian
Harriet
Gertrude Schermerhorn
Frank Willis
Dwight
Fredrick
Willis
Calkins
Mrs. Schermerhorn
Santa Fe Derailment Near Carlyle
A Santa Fe passenger train leaving Kansas City for Tulsa derailed near Carlyle Kansas on Monday, injuring only one person, Mrs G C Waterman of Iola. The rest of the article covers church activities across Topeka including society meetings, school plays, and pastor changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kansas
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Kansas City
Tulsa
Carlyle
G. C. Waterman
Iola
Brandenburg Party Demands Back Peace Terms Endorsed
Amsterdam Jan 8 The national liberty party of Brandenburg province at a meeting Sunday urged that the supreme army command in the east and west be decisive in approving peace terms. Berlin dispatch reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Berty Party
Brandenburg
Berlin
Modern housing changes marriage patterns and space needs
Daily Chit Chat argues that modern apartments and compact houses shift newlyweds to live with parents, reducing privacy. It notes two family sharing strains, claiming women act as the natural shock absorbers in such arrangements and that some compromises may be needed temporarily.
Doctors Hand Out Live Tips Prominent Physicians Claim
Prominent physicians claim nerve hunger causes life failure and that strong nerves, energy, and pure blood are the keys to success and happiness. They promote Phosphated Tron as a tonic to boost nerve energy and ambition, warning buyers to insist on genuine capsules from Owl Drug Store in Quincy.
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Quincy
Owl Drug Store
N. 6Th
One Sided Fastening Spring Frock Debuts in Fashions
Fashions for Americans highlights a spring frock with a single sided fastening using jersey woven fabrics and fiber silk substitutes. The versatile design suits wool jersey or fiber silk, with trim options in self color embroidery or wool embroidery, and adapts to wool jersey gowns for easy home sewing.
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Jersey
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St. Boniface
Masonic Temple
Neal Monroe
Jack Cruttenden
RS. A. Botsford
C. Crum
Monday Bridge Club
Vesta Hassan
Leaton Irwin
Ethel Irwin
Virginia Irwin Memorial
Neysa McMein
Chicago Tribune
Helen Calkins
Jacksonville
Miss Calkins
Michael E. Larking
J. J. Flynn
Park Place
Lora Rockford
Mr. Larking
Castoria
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Church News
East End Christian Endeavor Society
E. A. Mollenhauer
Broadway
Kate Pennington
Oneida
St. John’s
Anthony
Anna Aitmix
Mistress Fairchild
Mildred Disseler
Prudence Fairchild
Olivia Nieuhaus
Tiorata
Gachero Zihosta
Black Eagle
Marian Zumsteg
Chioresta
Dorothy Fairfield
White Dove
Edna Maas
Rosalia Bakers
Blessed Virgin
Myra- VandenBoom
Manitah
M. Johannes
Oriato
R. Thompson
Owassa
R. Winking
Katinka
C. Meyer
Zanilla
A. Winking
Dorika
M. Marold
Cretanka
E. Boesing
Lampe
E. Feld
Liawatha
A. Bell
Ocanta
G. Bocke
B. Boesing
C. Kuhlman
L. Arnold
A. Altmix
Speisezettel
Prof. Schoenau
South Side
Mothers’ Club
South Side Mission
F. A. McCarty
Ethel Lemay
Vermont Street
Central Baptist Church
Central Baptist Liberty Church
East End Christian Church
A. F. Kellar
Rev. Mauck
Women's Missionary Society of the
E. F. Hunsaker
Frank Sawyer
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Aid Society
Fred Schafft
Missionary Society of the Bethel Methodist Church
South Sixteenth Street
Paul Langhorst
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
St. Louis
R. H. Hartley
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Woodruff
Associated Charities
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Christ Congregational Church
Aid Society of the
First Christian Church
Ruth and Naomi Society
B. R. Bauman
Pilgrims Publishing Company
S. B.C
Good Shepherd
C. W. Breitwieser
Ladies’ Social Union
Martha Bible
First
German Methodist Sunday School
J. N. Carter
Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Fred Brockschmidt
North Seventh Street
St. Paul Evangelical Church
St. Peter Catholic Church
NEMO
Ots Caverot
Dept. 2-R
Resinol
Baltimore
Walker’s
Pepperell
Gr. L
Mer
St.ven's Linen
Towling Co
Pate
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