Social News From Quincy Woman's Club Luncheon Era
Devoted to the women and children of Quincy hosts a Friday luncheon at East Maine Street home with a roses and sweet pea table arrangement. Guests include Mrs Gardner and many named members. visits from George C. Thomason of Barlington Oklahoma and arrangements for Uhlenbrock family reunions. Others hostesses host informal gatherings, card parties, and dances at Hotel Newcomb. engagements, anniversaries, and dinners mark a bustling social week in Quincy.
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East Maine Street
Gardner
Denardson
We Sinnock
Wil ‘McMein
W. H. Baker
BE. M. Thomason
Vermont Street
H. J. Uhlenbrock
Madison Street
Joseph Uhlenbrock
Rock Island
Uhlenbrock
George Abel
State ‘Street
Earl Abel
Russell
Edna Abel
Miss Lohrs Declamation Contest Victory At Irving School
Miss Lohr won first prize in Irving school's Friday declamation contest with Mine Children. Lucile Sweetting earned second for Little Brown Baby and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address took third. eleven contestants competed in sixth to eighth grades.
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Wilma Lohir
Irvschool
Irving School
Herbert Smith
Fred Miller
Earle Schuette
Carother Man
E. E. Squire
Mhy School
George B. Cawthorne
E. E. Anderson
Rev
E. A. Thompson
When Eye Meets Eye in Everyday Light
Ruth Cameron explores a quirky sense that eyes meet across distance and scenes like dorm windows and trolley cars. She muses whether this eye contact hints at a hidden psychic influence shared by all, beyond mere sight and chance.
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Moe
Miss Theodora Futterer Weds Capt Kenneth Williams in Tacoma
Theodora Futterer married Captain Kenneth L. Williams of Denver on January 3 in Holy Rosary church Tacoma. Attendants were the bride’s aunt and Dr G M Steele. After sealing papers Williams will return to Camp Lewis then relocate to California with his wife. The brides early education included St Francis school St Marys academy and Gem City Business college.
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T. J. Futterer
Miss Theodora
Kenneth L. Williams
Denver
Colo
Tacoma
Wash
Miss Futterer
J. W. Rietck
Capt. Williams
Camp Lewis
Holy Rosary
Father Marks
G. M. Steele
Capt
Willams
California
Williams
St. Francis School
St. Mary's Academy
Gem City Business College
Sarteius McClain Wedding May Be Bowen Farm Home
Rev R H Newton of First Christian Church united Miss Albina Mc Clain of Huntsville and Henry R Sarteius of Bowen in marriage Thursday afternoon. Ceremony held in county clerk’s office with Miss Lena McClain and Arthur McClain as attendants. Couple to live on a Bowen area farm.
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R. H. Newton
First Christian Church
Albina McClain
Huntsville
Henry R. Sarteius
Bowen
Lena McClain
Arthur Mclain
Delightful Talks At School Parent Teacher Meetings
Four talks highlighted kindergarten work and its benefits for children advancing to first grade. Speakers discussed play based learning, storytelling, handwork, and practical home activities. A brass of events included sales, debt payments, future plans, and a social hour with refreshments.
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Robert van Meigs
Brooks
Yale
J. W. Wall
J. G. Briggs
Brunswick
Jefferson School
Jefferson Parent
Flora Uecke
Quincy Public Schools
Harriet Lee
Lee
Woodland Home
John T. Inghram
Adams County Home Bureau
James Ihrig
Tom Grimmer
Sam Levi
Edith Whittington
Enid Chatten
Miller and Arthur Drug
Two Recitals By Quincy College Of Music Next Week
Two recitals by Quincy College of Music pupils are scheduled next week at the Unitarian church. The advanced pupils perform Friday evening. Saturday afternoon features primary and intermediate pupils in the same venue.
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Quincy College of Music
Unitarian Church
High Cost Workers To Meet This Morning
Workers of the Home Bureau membership thrift campaign will meet at the Home Bureau office 645 Hampshire street this morning at 10 o'clock. Miss Fern Harris University of Illinois organization specialist will give instructions and supplies for carrying on the work against high cost.
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Home Bureau
Hampshire Street
Quincy
Fern Harris
University of Illinois
Services Of Nurses To Be Commemorated
Five state governors have chosen January 25 to mark nurses service during the war with a nationwide observance expected by President Wilson. A rose will be worn to show national appreciation.
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Wilson
Boy Problem Film To Be Shown Sunday
A community effort in Quincy promotes youth welfare with a Sunday program at First Union Congregational Church. The 30 minute film Boy Problem will be shown with two one reel shorts The Street Beautiful and Wanderer and the Whozitt Free admission. A pastor talk on Boys and a quartet will follow.
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Quincy
Rotary and
Lions Clubs
Boy Scout Organization
Chuuches
First Union Congregational Church
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claim
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County presents Frank J Cheney as senior partner of J Cheney & Co a Toledo firm offering one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine sworn December 6 before a public official. The ad notes internal use and blood surface action with testimonials and free samples.
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Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Fim
J. Cheney & Co
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Gbea
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Birthday Tea for Charlotte Lee at Prairie Avenue
Charlotte Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs Wave Miller hosted a birthday party on Thursday at Prairie avenue for many young friends. Jennie Miller YWCA cafeteria manager resumes work after illness. Ada Lemmon former YWCA cafeteria manager now in Denver returns home today. Charles Lee Weems travels to Chicago on business. Walter E Dorsey heads Friday to Mt Vernon Illinois for United Commercial Travelers booster meeting. Dorsey serves as Grand Counsellor of the state.
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Joseph Fischer
Spring Street
Charlotte Lee
Wave Miller
Prairie Avenue
Jennie Miller
Ada Lemmon
Y. W
Denver
Ant
Charles Lee Weems
Chicago
Walter E. Dorsey
Priday
Mt. Vernon
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Local Grocery Ad List of Pigs Pickles and Flour Prices
A fragmented ad item lists J. H. Wahle, Roxanne pancake flour, two percent milk, dill pickles large two, salted herrings at five cents, two extra large for fifteen cents, plus butter and baking goods including cream, Enterprise Puritan Gold Medal Bonanza barrels and Benes brands.
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Bonanza
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