Leap Year Dinner Dance at Hotel Quincy
The Leap Year party planned by Quincy girls moves toward a grand dinner dance on February 2 at the Hotel Quincy. Committee members are Miss Dorothy Allard Miss Hope Taylor and Miss Mary Kegel.
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Quincy
Hotel
Dorothy Allard
Hope Taylor
Mary Kegel
Galesburg
Constance Ellis
Knox College
Phi Gamma Delta
Victor Winters
St. Louis
J. M. Winters
Jersey Street
Miss Fischer
Leona Fischer
Frank Lammers
St. Francis Church
Leo Spettnagel
George Fischer
Helen Lammers
Gunn
C. H. Gunn
Vermont Street
Leonidas Baker
Chariton
Miss Puckett
Iva Puckett
Margaret Erlmeier
Miss Erlmeier
Ina Spangier
Mabel Henhoff
Pearl Brown
Grace Hellake
Ruth Harlan
Bernice Haglan
Erlmeier
Dorothy A. Hayes
North Seventh Street
Chicago
Youngstown
Ohio
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Adams School
Lyla Biddinger
Cheerful Home
Joplin
J. S. Bacon
Japan
John E. Stillwell
Nethanial Themis
Cheyenne
Wic
England
London
Thomas
Edith Prince
Charles Heitz
Edison Stone
Cincinnati
Albert Stone
Forum Committees To Be Named Today
Appointment of committees and officers to be selected by the chairman will be made at 3 o clock this afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs John McAdams, chairman, asks all members to attend the meeting.
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Shakespear Club
M. E. Lusk
North Fourth Street
Pericles
Schmeipleskamp
Civic Department
Forum
Chamber of Commerce
John McAdams
Ostermiller Infant Baptized at St Francis Church
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ostermiller of 1303 Spring Street was baptized Sunday afternoon at St. Francis Roman Catholic Church by Father Francis. The child was named Virgil Richard with sponsors Richard Broeker and Miss Irene Ostermiller.
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Joseph Ostermiller
Spring Street
St. Francis Roman Catholic Church
Francis
Virgil Richard
Richard Broeker
Irene Ostermiller
Dewey Community Club Chooses Secretary and Plans Movie Nights
The Dewey Community Club met on Tuesday in the school auditorium with strong attendance. John J. Stickler was elected secretary replacing E H Glasscock. Treasurer E G Sparks reported encouraging finances. A permanent picture show committee was formed of Dr H A Wendorff Prof R O Gibbons and J W Hart. Members hope to screen weekly movies at the school with Fridays as a probable regular date. The program opened with readings by Helen Ahem and Lorana Goodapple, dances by Margaret Jean Ringier and Hazel Siegel, and duets by Clement Bush with Frank Bush and Helen Boles with James Roberts, all well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Community Club
John J. Stickler
E. H. Glasscock
E G. Sparks
H. A. Wendorff
R. O. Gibbons
J. W. Hart
Helen Ahem
Margaret Jean Ringier
Lorana Goodapple
Hazel Seigel
Clement
Frank Bush
Helen Boles
James Roberts
Playground Plans Made For The Year In Quincy
The Quin cy Playground Association outlined summer work to open playgrounds next season in three schools including Jefferson and Franklin. Miss Emma Beckwith presided. Mrs Tom Crocks served as secretary. Otto Wurl may direct activities. four new members joined: Helen Sprick Elizabeth Oakley J M Winters and John Carroll. Next meeting scheduled on president’s call.
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Quincy
Playground Association
Community Service
Emma Beckwith
Tom Crocks
Jefferson
Franklin
Otto Wurl
Quincy Public Schools
Helen Sprick
Elizabeth Oakley
J. M. Winters
John Carroll
Churches Work For Welfare Of Children
The Congregational church will cooperate with Quincy groups to improve children’s welfare. Plans include handling children out of school, creating more municipal playgrounds, and forming community centers, approved by the church board. Members named: O. G. Mull, E. Percy Brown, Elmer W. King. The board also discussed hospital endowment, deciding to end the Blessing hospital room and start a church fund for needy members to access proper hospital care.
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Congregational Church
Quincy
O. G. Mull
E. Percy Brown
Elmer W. King
Congregational Board
Newton Addresses The Union C E S Newton Addresses The Union C E
Rev R N Newton pastor of the First Christian church spoke at the Union Christian Endeavor meeting in Immanuel chapel Tuesday evening urging dedication to the motto For Christ and the Church. He cited cooperation among denominations and noted postwar Inter church and student volunteer movements. Miss Ruth Byers presided at the business meeting where East End Christian society won best attendance with 60 percent present. The Union revised its constitution and by laws, and plans were set for National Christian Endeavor week in early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Newton
First Christian Church
Union Christian Endeavor
Immanuel Chapel
Christ
Christian Endeavor Society
Ruth Byers
East End Christian Society
Quincey C. E. Union
National Christian Endeavor
Sanitation in the Home Highlighted at YWCA Lecture
The first Health lecture at the YWCA featured Grace Taylor in for Dr. Elizabeth Ball. The talk stressed home livability through ventilation heating and lighting. The next V W lecture is planned for Monday evening with Dr Ball expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ball
Grace Taylor
V. W
New York City
Barriers to sin taught at Central Baptist revival
News Notes of the Churches reports Rev. M. J. Moore addressing a large Central Baptist revival on four barriers to the soul conscience home life the Bible and the church. He warned these can be bypassed as a crossing guard story of a woman killed at a railway crossing illustrated. He will discuss hypocrites tonight. Jennings Clarke assisted with duets. Afternoon prayer meetings at 2:30 in three homes led by Rev. Van Meigs, Jennings Clarke, and Rev H. J. Moore.
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M. J. Moore
Central Baptist Church
Moore
Jennings Clarke
Charles Martin
Kentucky Street
Robert van Meigs
W. H. Koehler
Spruce Street
D. L. Kinne
North Twenty-fourth Street
H. J. Moore
Vermont St. M. E. Plans For Revival
Preparations for evangelistic campaign at Vermont Street Methodist Church begin January 25 with Evangelist Elmer Loose his wife and Prof. Fred G. Fischer engaged to lead services in Quincy. The official board splits into thirty units, each with a leader and two to three assistants to organize activities during the stay. Fischer brings Billy Sunday ties and strong musical leadership. Loose is widely known for his field work and his wife is regarded as a personable figure.
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Vermont Street
M. T
Elmer Loose
Fred G. Fischer
Quincy
Quincy Methodists
Evangelist Loose
Prof. Fischer
Billy Sunday Party
Quincy Methodist
Quincy church campaign committees announced for meeting
The article lists campaign units and committees for a Quincy church effort. Music headshoden by T R Bunting and Merle Lummis, Finance by C H Allard, R F Lummis and others, Ushers including David Long and J H Kelker, Publicity led by D L Musselman and Geo Wilson, Advertising by H B Getty and W Jackson, Entertainment by H B Dines and J R Pearce, Equipment by E E Orr and Wm McComas.
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Quincy
T. R. Bunting
Merle Lummis
E. B. Potter
Leslie Beaver
Geo. W. Davis
W. B. Smiley
J. H. Kelker
E. G. Boyd
C. H. Allard
R. F. Lummis
T. R. Petri
E. V. Moorman
E. J. Taylor
Uishers
David Long
C. E. Sparks
E. S Thomas
D. A. Wheeler
J. H. Crafton
A. L. Dickhut
S. I. Thompson
QO. E. Penrose
F. W. Phillip
Herbert Parsons
J. W. Crafton
C. A. Cox
E. A. Grumman
C. A. Moorman
D. L. Musselman
Geo. I. Wilson
A. Otis Arnold
Elmer Lummis
R. R. Potter
H. B. Getty
Men's League Elects Officers at Salem Church Meeting
The Men s League of Salem Evangelical Church held its annual election in the school hall Tuesday. Arthur Mester was elected president, Charles Becker vice president, Hugo Schuessler financial secretary, Roy Huseman recording secretary, and Robert Bastert treasurer. An auditing committee and hall and pool room committees were named. Delegates to the United Men s League were elected. Rev N J Leemhuis led the installation as chaplain. A box supper carnival is planned for late December with a Jan 28 date set for the event in the school hall, and a spring minstrel show is being organized with Hugo Schuessler in charge of cast and rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League of Salem Evangelical Church
Arthur Mester
Charles Becker
Hugo Schuessler
Roy Huseman
Robert Bastert
A. Koring
F. Wessels
F. Brinkochter
George Schlueper
H. Luecke
August Koring
Will Blievens
United Men's League
F. Busch
Edward Schroeder
N. J. Leemhuis
Christian Church Hosts World Vision Conference Nights
First Christian church schedules a Thursday through Saturday series of World Vision conferences with speakers Clifford Weaver Roy N Cloyd and Miss Pearl Leonard Also planned are Ladies Aid Ruth and Naomi and Boy Scouts meetings plus a mid week study class offering Bible Teacher Training Missions and Stewardship
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Clifford Weaver
Eureka College
Call of Life
Call For America
Roy N. Cloyd
Bible School
Indianapolis
Presbyterian Guilds Plan Afternoon Meeting and Friday Event
The Presbyterian church ladies guild will meet this afternoon at 3 p m in the church parlors with a social hour after the business session. Hostess is Mrs A V Center. Friday evening the church youth plan A Leap Year Excursion to Merryland. Young people assemble at 7 30 p m for surprises arranged by the Christian Endeavor society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
A. V. Center
Merryland
Christian Endeavor Society
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Lind Street
Harry
Henry Middendorf
W. Anderson
A. Lange
J. Bangert
Louis Spears
Marie Pierson
T. T. Pierson
Orpheum Theater
Mary Schroer
Vivian Lee
Virginia Bennett
Felon McNeall
Miss Pierson
St. Mary Academy
Knoxville
Clara Blackford
Andover
Mass
Alfred Castle
Mary Castle
Newcomb
John Duker Jr
Hampshire Street
Card Club
Bertha Gehring
Lawrence Borsing
Paul Beck
Fourteenth and
Swanberg
Marion Swanberg
Harold Swanberg
Ware
Donald Ware
Galveston
Texas
C. N. Ware
Harriet Smith
J. J. Smith
Mr. Ware
Miss Smith
Camp Login
Friends In Council
Meeting of Friends In Council
Robert Christie
J. W. Wall
Hans Christian Anderson
Mary Bull
Uncle Remus
Minneapolis
John Fischer
Grove Avenue
Minnesota
Clarence Bird
Fred Rummenie
St. Paul
M. H. Club
Edward Myer
M. W. Club
North Twelfth Street
Will Nickerson
Cherry Street
Miss McKenzie
Mary McKenzie
Julia van Doorn
Frances DeHaven
Adelie Levi
Lewis Gilmer
Floyd Hunsaker
Louis Shumate
Camp Utility
Upper Bay
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Murgen
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Geneva Gard
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Ruth Schlettert
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Broadway
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Louis Deverbess
Canton
Agnes Hilginbrink
Marguerite
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Paul Westerman
Henry Anderson
Victor Rag
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek Mich
Newton
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Christian Church
Presbyterian Guild
Men's League
St. Peter Evangelical Church
H. J. Leemhuis
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J. C. Rieger
East End Christian Church
Carrie Miller
Loyal Daughters
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