Social Club Becomes Forum For Chicago Juvenile Work
Embers of the Three Arts club held a Monday afternoon meeting in the club rooms at Eighth and Vermont. Mrs. Rheinberger of Chicago spoke for two hours on juvenile court work, detailing court proceedings and child rehabilitation, entertaining guests invited by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Arts
Three Arts Club
Eighth
Vermont
R E. Rheinberger
Chicago
Joseph Fischer
Spring Street
Rheinberger
Daily Chit Chat On Quarrels And Understanding Partners
Ruth Cameron shares anecdotes about happily married couples who quarrel, then reflect on pride and duty. The piece explores how memory fades on the causes of fights and how fatigue and misused meals provoke disputes. A man notes walking away helps gain perspective and reduce conflict.
Mrs Allard Presents Paper on Modern Poetry at Round Table
Mrs C H Allard delivered a paper on Tendencies in a Modern Poetry during Monday afternoon Round Table meeting. The talk was of special interest and well presented.
Church News Holds Unitarian Meeting for Trustees
Members of the Unitarian congregation will meet Wednesday night for annual business, elect trustees, and discuss pastor nomination to succeed Rev. Lyman Greenman. A supper at 6:30 p.m. precedes the business session. Roosevelt sermon topic noted at Vermont Street Methodist Church. Rev. A. F. McCarty spoke on Theodore Roosevelt’s life and virtues in an excellent sermon to the congregation. Calls for Rev. George Southgate continue, with a vote pending at next Sunday’s church meeting. Southgate, a Eureka College and Illinois Wesleyan alum, has 12 years in ministry and impressed audiences. J. F. Wellemeyer praised Roosevelt at United Brethren memorial services with recitations and music. St John Lutheran trustees elected: Charles Oit, William Zelle, X. Fritsch. Henry Pfeiffer secretary. John Ottwein Jr. treasurer. William Ottwein chair of finances. plans for future work to be announced. Lydia Entroth and Carrie Fick to present papers at Bethel Methodist Missionary Society meeting this afternoon. choir rehearsals for cantata The Passover set for Easter. Rev. S. H. Dana of Exeter, N. H., to remain one more week at Congregational Church, extending planned two Sundays.
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Industrial Society of the Unitarian Church
Unitarian Church
Lyman Greenman
Unitarian
Southgate
George Southgate
Metropolis
First Christian Church
Quincy
Eureka College
Illinois Wesleyan
St. John
Charles Oit
William Zelle
X. Fritsch
St. John Lutheran Church
Henry Pfeiffer
John Ottwein, Jr
John Ottwein
Wiliam Ottwein
Lydia Entroth
Carrie Fick
Missionary Society of the Bethel Methodist Church
S. H. Dana
Exeter
Congregational Church
Willing Workers Class to Meet at Presbyterian Church
The Willing Workers class of the Presbyterian Sunday school will meet Thursday evening with teacher Mrs. R. H. Hartley. Miss Luella Kerfoot of Maywood Missouri arrived Monday morning and was taken to St. Mary hospital for an appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Sodality of the
St. Peter Catholic Church
Triangle
Joan McAdams
Presbyterian Sunday School
Christian Endeavor Society
Mary Wood
North Ninth Street
R. H. Hartley
Luella Kerfoot
Maywood
St. Mary Hospital
Star Meeting by Quincy Christian Endeavor Unites Five Societies
In Immanuel chapel Monday night a star program united the five Christian Endeavor societies in Quincy with speakers from each society addressing topics linked to the star points. The meeting also announced Christian Endeavor week for early February and admitted the Central Baptist Christian Endeavor as a new society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Sorieties
Quincy
Immanuel Chapel
Ada Newell
Lockbee
Lulu Morton
Virginia McCaskill
Christian Endeavor
Central Bapist Christian Endeavor
Mrs Morey Pupils Violin Recital Delights Presbyterian Church
Mrs Georgia Ellers Morey led her violin pupils with the Quincy Conservatory of Music orchestra and Miss Lucille Freiburg at a Monday evening recital in the Presbyterian church. The program featured Simple Confession Theme Orchestra Dream Waltz Greenwald Virgil Berblinger Boy Scouts March and several solo pieces by pupils including Louise Worley Edna Freiburg Loin Du Ball Harold Huckle and more, with performances by Alice Wachenheim Dorothy Rupp and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Ellers Morey
Quincy Conservatory of Music Orchestra
Lucille Freiburg
Presbyterian Church
Greenwald
Virgil Berblinger
Carl Pfeiffer
Lowell Mueller
Mendelsso
Gm Fost
Ted Monta
Esther Duker
Bartlett Demuth
Severa Mazurka
Jesse Wimp Miserere
Verdi Alice Wachenheeim
Dorothy Rupp
Schubert Orchestra
Faust
Gounod
Edwin Davidson
Virginia Reath
Dorothy Tilensz
Carlene Weinherner
Gabriel-Marie Russel Wagner
Brahms Velma Smith
Danté Wiynarski
Merriman's Blend Coffee Prices and Local Notes
Personal notices from a late 19th or early 20th century issue list residents and visitors in Quincy. Mentions include influenza recoveries for Earl and family, Noll-Hayworth trip to New York, Dr. Stannus ENT office, Hoskins Chicago trip, undertaker Wiskitchen, David Ross seeking GOP nomination, machinists ball at Magles hall, Rudolph Riges discharge, Crocker heading to Muscatine, Arnold in Springfield, Miss Menke private secretary to Homer Jackson, Lillian Lewis seeking mother, Pierre Pickard visit, Cunnane recovery, influenza cases at 2020 Cherry, Halbach and Meyer trips, Mrs. Suter in Golden, Alfred Castle Chicago, Ada Kespohl pneumonia recovery, Beverly Harvey illness, centenary meetings in Chicago, Florence Burgtorf recovery, hospital updates, P H Wickhofel, M J Turner move, Dave Lyman hospital, Oscar Nebling to New York for Met Life, James Ward registration, Edward Allen home from Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriman
Earl Smith
South Thirty-sixth Street
W. G. Noll
S. J. Walworth
Noll-Hayworth Company
Fourth
Hampshire Streets
New York
Ross
Duke Schruer
Magles Hall
O'Farrell
Rudolph Riges
Harvey G. Riges
Merchantile Blank
Quincy
Springfield
Marie Menke
Washington, D. C
Homer Jackson
Eagles Hall
O’farrell
Lillian Lewis
Kansas City
Melton
Effie MecCanery
Effie Lewis
Jersey Street
Jerome Pickard
Kewanee
State Savings Loan and Trust Company
Joe Pickard
Sadie
Vermont Street
Joseph Cunnane
St. Mary Hospital
Ida Bobilliere
Chicago Heights
Mk. Dehner
P. H. Blascock
Florence
Pearl
Cherry Street
Samuel Hyatt
St. Louis
Halbach
Herman Stranck
Meyer
Halbach-Schroeder
A. E. McCarty
D. L. Musselman
Chicago
Florence Burgtorf
P. H. Wickhofel
Blessing Hospital
B.C
Edward P. Allen
Federal Court of the
Southern District of Illinois
Arrest at White House by National Woman's Party
Washington January 14 17 women were arrested after a demonstration before the White House staged several fires using oil soaked wood. Police detained the protesters and a street cleaner quenched fires in a metal garbage can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
National Woman's Party
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Comus
Him
Lappropriatia
Saarlor
Sheaver
Wa FT
Gous
Sterrett
Red Cross
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Joel Benton
Grimmer
Carl Grimmer
Miss Barry
Iss Irene Barry
Oklahoma City
Virgil Logan
Mr. Logan
YY. W.C. A
J. W. Gardner
Ralph Gardner
Alfred Botsford
George Cottrell
Vesta Hassan
Mary Harness
Franklin School
Virginia Fry
Gardner
James R. Gardner
Vinestreet
Will Amer, Jr
Clayton
Will Lemme
Decatur
Brant
Will Sinnock
Lawrence Best
H. L. Brant
East Hampshire Street
Charles Heitz
Will Binkert
Mrs. Binkert
Dewey
Parent-Teacher Association
Nina Malambri
A. Sabauni
Bonansinga
Frank
Nicholas Malambri
Dorothy — Bakers
Stella Musolino
William Malambri
Barry
M. J. Barry
Broadway
Blanche Bolles
Irene Barry
George Thompson
John Wall
Thompson
Joseph Weiler
Ball
Elizabeth Ball
Helen Cocoran
Anna Doran
Woods
Anna Jarrett Wood
Wood
Dewey District Community Club
Shakespeare Club
Frank Schleicher
William Heim
Camp Gordon
Vurple Burkhardt
Hannibal
Bertha Weim
John Kerkering
Wiliam Weim
Miss Burkhardt
Herman Mueller
O’donnell
Eva O'Donnell
North Seventh Street
Harry O'Donnell
Naval Aviation Service
France
Dee
Johns-Nanville Company
Blanche Rolles
Trene Barry
Y. Wc. A
Pittsfied
Genevieve Lusk
Pittsfield
Judge Hicks
Miss Lusk
Helen Comstock
Anne Jarrett Wood
Department of Home Service
the Red Cross
Ruth Cameron
Wiese
Caroline
Princple
Gretchen
Loos
Anti Digest
Denner
Solomon
Church News
Roosevelt
J. F. Wellemeyer
United Brethren Church
The
Danela
Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
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