Social events fill Quincy society page with meetings and visits
The Quincy society page details M E club entertainment at Mrs J L Tapp home, card clubs hosting luncheons, Young People's Christian Endeavor picnic, engagements, birthdays, whist evenings, box suppers, and visits by residents and guests. Notable items include Edith Redmond and Clem Buchler engagement, Up-To-Date Reading club tea, Dewey school box supper, and Rev A L Koeneke visiting for William Berghofer's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bacon
East Maine Street
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society of the
Ninth and Broadway
C. H. Appleton
Jersey Street
St. Rose of Lima Altar Society
E. Parker
Arthur Nolan
Thomas Fountain
Rose Gille
Katherine Shanahan
John Schwab
M. E. O'Donnell
Dan O’brien
John Gomes
Thomas Tushaus
Nellie Heffren
F. Walz
Dewey
California
Jack Dick
North Fifth Street
Charles Dick
el Paso
Texas
R. E. Whitefield
Vermont Street
L. L. Woodworth
Paul Revere
Clarence Dickson
Carl Haxel
Clara Holtman
Earl Abbott
Myrtle Laaker
Henry Wucklein
Kansas City
Whucklein
Bertha Heim
Lucy Cooper
Clarksville
Robert Buerkin
North Sixth Street
C. R. McIntyre
Dallas
W. Hf. McIntyre
H. A. Ippensen
North Twelfth Street
Koeneke
Quincy
A. L. Koeneke
St. Louis
The
Methodist Church
William F. Berghofer
Forum Re elects Mrs Anne J Wood As Its Chairman
The Forum re elected Mrs Anne Jarrett Wood as chairman for a fifth year at its annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce Friday afternoon. Miss Julia Sibley was re elected vice chairman and Mrs C W Leffingwell and Mrs Frank Garner were named recording and corresponding secretaries respectively. February 13 saw W A Richardson present his second paper on Illinois history under Indians and French, a well received address. Mrs Arthur Roy was named chairman of the silver jubilee fund to aid Federation of Women’s Clubs presidents’ visits and federation headquarters funding in Chicago. The meeting was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Jarrett Wood
Chamber of Commerce
Wood
Julia Sibley
C. W. Leffingwell
Frank Garner
W. A. Richardson
Illinois
Richardson
Arthur Roy
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Chicago
Parents and Teachers Discuss Foods Of School Children
Five Quincy public school Parent-Teachers Associations held Friday meetings to set December topics on Foood and School Work. At Franklin School Miss Gertrude Schreiner spoke on home kindergarten work with songs from first and sixth grades and toy and book recommendations. Webster School featured Grace Taylor on proper food for school age children, milk value, and nourishing meals, followed by eighth grade songs. Tea was served. next meetings planned for February and January 380. Madison to Have Father's Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Franklin School
Gertrude Schreiner
Webster School
Grace Taylor
8Th B
Madison
Lyla Bidsinger
A Chat On Hats by a Confessed Hat Seeker
A humorous piece on the struggle of choosing a hat, detailing the mix of style, color, durability, and suitability. The narrator notes how a hat must please a woman, suit her complexion and wardrobe, endure the season, and even appease her husband and purse. The column gently mocks the male perspective on hat shopping.
Watch the Little Pimples—Nature's Warning Ad
An early 20th century style cautionary ad urges readers to beware pimples and skin disorders. It claims they indicate underlying blood issues and promotes S. S. S. blood medicine from Swift Specific Co of Atlanta, urging readers to mail their case history for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Domestic Science Head Highlights School Work
Madison and Irving School programs feature talks by Mrs.ful Home Settlement and Dr Flora Kaempen on education topics. Funds reported for piano, plans made for Fathers night on February 6. Washington School heard Miss Flora Uecke discuss food and school work as pupils performed a charming program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ful
Madison School
Irving School
Flora Kaempen
Flora Uecke
Washington School
Moose Lodge Whist and Dance Draw Big Crowd
A Moose Lodge hall event drew a large crowd despite bad weather, filling tables as players gathered for a whist and dance. Prizes went to Mrs. Minnie Small, Mrs. A. M. Angpaugh, Miss Celia Best, C. J. Hellhake, Fred Schaller, and Clarence Cate. Future events listed include a February 12 whist and dance, a January 29 Mooseheart Legion ladies whist, and a Valentine’s Eve event on February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Maine Street
Minnie Small
A. M. Angpaugh
Celia Best
C. J. Hellhake
Fred Schaller
Clarence Cate
The Preachers Son motion picture program at Congregational
The First Union Congregational church presents a Sunday evening program featuring The Preacher's Son a 30 minute tale about spirited children and weary relatives plus Lady Clare a Tennyson poem themed recreation set in castle gardens Sundown a one reel film. The pastor will deliver a sermonette on Honesty and the quartet provides music. Services are free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Union Congregational Church
Clare
Tennyson
Banquet for Vermont Street Methodist Men Attended by 160
The Vermont Street Methodist church Business Men's class held a Friday banquet with about 160 attendees and guests. After thanks by Rev Duncan, a three course dinner was served. Toasts by H. F. Lummins, J. F. Wellemeyer, W. B. Smiley, J. H. Crafton, George H. Wilson, and C. A. Mohrman focused on church growth aims of adding one million members. A later note: Christian Science lecture set for January 15 at 8 pm in the Eighteenth and Hampshire streets church. John Randall Dunn of St Louis will speak. event free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Duncan
C. H. Allard
H. F. Lummis
J. F. Wellemeyer
W. B. Smiley
J. H. Crafton
Eighteenth
Hampshire Streets
John Randall Dunn
C. S
St. Louis
Dunn
Boston
Mass
Golf Championships Awarded To Three Clubs In New York
The National Golf championship goes to Inverness Club in Toledo Ohio, the national Amateur to Engineers Country Club in Roswell New York, and the national women's title to Mayfield Country Club in Cleveland Ohio, announced by the United States Golf Association on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Inverness Club
Toledo
Engineers Country Club
Roswell
Mayfield Country Club
Cleveland
United States Golf Association
Personal notices from Quincy area social scene
Local items report Chester Childs invited to speak to Springfield Scout officials January 29 and his expectation to accept. Various notes cover a home cooking sale, Christmas Savings Club drives, travel to Boston for a shoe convention, Army enlistment and transfers, neighborhood visits, and social club activities with names and addresses of residents and businesses in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Childs
Springfield
Childs
Chapman
North Fourth
Association of Jackson School
Miller& Arthur’s
Stannus
Hampshire Street
James Starr
Canton
VanHorn
South Fourth Street
State Street Bank and Trust Co
Catherine Shear
Palmyra
State Savings Loan and Trust Company
Broadway
Christmas
Quincy
Christmas Savings Club
State Street Bank and Trust ‘O
Guy Irvin
Pittsfield
Peoria
Camp Grant
James Martin
John Martin
South Fifth Street
South Side
Orginal Homes
John Till
North Thirteenth Street
Blessing Hospital
Neva Tipton
Clarence Dickhut
Camp Point
Edward Loeffler
South Eights Street
Charles Gaushell
H. J. Leemhuis
Salem Church
Fowler
B. Krebber
Colorado
Queen of the West Camp
Rosa Meyer
Lena Duesdheker
Eleanor Meise
Theresa Hellhake
Inter-Church Budget For Evangelizing The World Is Made Public
Atlantic City Jan 10 Inter church leaders approve a five year budget of 1330000000 dollars for evangelizing the world with funding for hospitals homes colleges and social programs Presbyterians and Methodists protest the timing and demand denominational consent before participation The plan includes fixed budgets and a board of review with representation from all denominations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Inter-Church World Movement
America
Revolution Likely After Prohibition, London Rector Says
SYRACUSE N Y Jan 10 Rev G Campbell Morgan pastor Westminster chapel London now visiting in Syracuse says revolution is likely to follow in wake of prohibition. He asserts whenever a great country bans liquor the social order tends to change dramatically. Morgan cautions against rigid enforcement while urging moral reform and dialogue. He notes historical precedents and calls for careful policy to avoid chaos or unintended upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
G. Campbell Morgan
Westminster Chapel
London
Prohibition Talk Sparks Revolt Warning in London
A preacher warned that strong drink fuels revolution from the pulpit in London. He tied Russia's upheaval to vodka abolition and cautioned that an American dry era would eventually settle, though not soon. He added that if London goes dry, its East End will rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
London
East End
United States
Morgan
Mexican government approves four million peso railroad buy
Laredo Texas Jan 10 The Mexican government has authorized an appropriation of four million pesos to purchase railroad rolling stock in the United States. Excelsior the Mexico City newspaper says American equipment concerns were offering bargain prices in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Texas
United States
Excelsior
Mexico City
Mexico
Sloan's Liniment for aches and pains relief
A vintage advertisement describes Sloan's Liniment easing aches from rheumatic and neuralgic pains, stiff joints, backache, and weather effects. It touts instant relief without rubbing, no skin stains, and proclaims it an old family friend kept handy with three sizes priced 35c, 95c, and $1.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
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M. E. Club
J. L. Tapp
Homs
Aurora
Fred Wessels
A. L. Schuhardt
Shannon Wallace
Miss Redmond
Cecelia Keane
Vine Street
Edith Redmond
Clem Buehler
Bluebird Club
J. A. Carter
State Street
Walter Stockheler
Theodore A. Middendorf
North Eighteenth Street
Mr. Middendorf
Vicki Vare
Porubs
Das
Member
Weilers
Forum
Anne J. Wood
Ooe
Butt Cameron
M. E
Persia
Egypt
Grocer
Rifeysbaks Linime
Eee
SUN Maid
Sixth Avenue
Maine
Art Weisenberger
Mgr
Wisherd’s
Horst
Prompt Delivery Service
EK. L. Horst
Washington
the Pork Shop
Hampshire
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