Quincy Banquet Prompts Calls for Unity and Civic Pride
Readers witness a Jubilee banquet discussion stressing Quincy’s need to pull together and raise civic standards. Newcomb and Nespehio supporters urge coordinated effort. speakers praise local citizenship and higher character reflected in work. Also notes a University of Illinois budget plan of 7.4 million dollars for the upcoming legislature.
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Quincy
Staker Ceditor
Clayton Casterpriss
Merge
Isneyers
Clastan
Osin- Coyyeh
Ralph Styder
Pierson
Chamber of Commerce
Ouiney
Snuyder
James Handlv
Vermont Street Church Woman’s Missionary Meeting Report
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Vermont Street M E Church met at Mrs J H Crafton’s home. Revived talks covered self sacrifice and power Women in the Orient and women physicians nurses social work and literature. The group announced a $700 pledge toward a district $5 000 quota for Missionary work.
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Foreign Missionary Society
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Vermont Street
M. E
J. Hl. Crafton
North Sixth Avenue
F. Starks
C. A. Wells
Women Workers of the Orient
D. I. Musselman
Orient
Orr Jed
Homer Tackson
Wells
C. O. Osborne
Miss Busby
YMCA Notes Show Pipe Manufacture Film Friday Evening
The Y M C A gymnasium will host an 8 15 Friday screening of a film titled National Pipe showing factory processes. Invited are employees and families from city plants, with Charles Nichols operating the projector and George Cawthorne organizing the program. The swimming pool will be open from 7 30 to 8 30 for swimming beforehand.
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Gymunasium
Yo Mo. A
Ss. R. A
National Pipe
George Cawthorne
W. OM. C. UA
YWCA expands activities to Italy with new funding
The Associated Press reports the national YWCA will extend its work to Italy with a 6000 dollar appropriation. A secretary who served in France will lead operations, marking another step in the organization’s global outreach alongside war work and relief efforts.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Associated Press
National Association
Italy
France
Believe Two Pilots Drowned In Carolina
Lieutenant Harley H. Pope of Bedford Indiana and Sergeant W. W. Fleming of Providence Rhode Island are believed drowned after their Wrecker plane plunged into the Cape Fear river near Fayetteville North Carolina Tuesday night. Soldiers later raised the craft from Camp Bragg but no trace of the pilots was found. A nearby resident heard cries for help as the plane went down. The river was dragged as searchers attempted to recover the bodies.
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George Macker
Sis Lindstreet
St. Louis
Sinuis
Quines
BL & OQ
Macker
Presbyterian Church
Harry
May
Henry, Mangold
Fred
John
Quincy
Woodland Cemetery
Payetteville
N. O
Harley HL. Pope
Bedford
Ind
W. OW. Flemming
Providence
B. L
Cape Fear River
Cannp Brags
Camp Jackson
Columbia
S.C
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