Bide-a-Wee club meets for luncheon and reviews
Kirk Shawgo presented the book review at the Bide-a-Wee club Friday noon during a luncheon at Mrs Wave Miller's home. Guests included Mrs Rome Arnold Miss Mamie Tripp and Mrs Frank Raisbeck plus club members. Several upcoming social plans and visits were noted as members and friends prepare for departures and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Shawgo
Wave Miller
Rome Arnold
Mamie Tripp
Will Sinnock
Roberts and Sexauer Eloped to St Louis for Marriage
Bob Roberts and Miss Walda Sexauer wed during the past week and reportedly honeymooning in St Louis. Roberts left Quincy on business for Halbach Schroeder, in charge of the drapery department, while Miss Sexauer’s marriage and whereabouts remain unsettled. Her mother, Mrs P L Sexauer of 322 South Tent Street, confirms the wife status but not the date or place. Sexauer recently obtained a divorce. decree issued last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Roberts
Miss Walda Sexauer
St. Louis
Roberts
Quincey
Halbach-Schroeder Company
Miss Sexauer
Plog. Sexsauer
South Tent Street
Quincy
German delegates named for peace conference in Zurich
The Munich press lists German delegates to the peace conference in Zurich as Foreign Minister Count Von Brockdorff-Rantzau, former London ambassador Prince Lichnowsky, Count George Aree, and Socialist Karl Kautsky, ex under-secretary of foreign affairs in the Ebert government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Munich
Count von Brookdorff-Rantzau
Prince Lichnowski
London
George Aree
Karl Knutsky
Ebert
Personal notes and social items in Quincy listing
A long stream of brief notices covers visitors and local happenings in Quincy. Charles Sisemore of the American Association Nurserymen visited, various patients and townsfolk are mentioned, and there are theatre and church notes plus a government horse auction notice and several travel plans.
Griffin Elected New Secretary of S S B C
At the South Side Boat club meeting Friday night two new members joined the club and Samuel Griffin was elected secretary replacing Albert Weisenburger who resigned to become a traveling government auditor. Weisenburger has started duties in Minneapolis two weeks ago. he formerly worked for Pips Coal. An engraved boulder will honor George Rentrop, the club’s only member to die in U S Army service, with a nearby inscription detailing his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sisemore
American Association Nurserymen
Jom
Louisiana
Quincy
Gem City Business College
Wm. C. Abbott
N. Sixth Street
Adam Vancil
Liberty
E. F. Stannus
Hampshire Street
S. QO. Borland
Kahoka
Clark County Red Cross
Clarence
Young Borland
Virgil Johnston
Chicago
General Crowder
F. R. Morgan
Illinois Bank Building
Post Office
Camp Grant
Rockford
C. W. Leffingwell
Kansas City
D. W. Barker
Vermont Street
Batavia
N. Y
Thomas White
R. B. White
Key West Naval Aviation Grounds
Princeton
Minneapolis
Key West
Anita Patti Brown
Bethel Church
Stein Zimmerman
Booker
John J. Moriarty
South Side Mission Rooms
Sonel Pree
Zora
Zelma
Lera Johnson
Palmyra
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Loren White
Irma Black
Golden
Maude Dunbar
Mendon High School
South Side Boat Club
Samuel Griffin
Albert Weisenburger
Weisenburger
Pips Coal Company
George Rentrop
United States Army
Blockade to Continue Says London Despatch
London dispatch reports the admiralty has no plan to ease the sea blockade of Germany immediately. The Central News summarizes that restrictions will stay in force for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Germany
Central
Relief Corps Seeks Return of Silk Flag
Members of the Women's Relief Corps John Wood Post urge the borrower of a silk flag to return it to the Chamber of Commerce. The flag vanished during a patriotic demonstration, and the group plans McKinley day and Relief Corps day with Mrs Edna Shank presiding over the 23 member meeting. Mrs Anna Guth will lead February program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
John Wood Post
Chamber of Commerce
Edna Shank
Relief Corps
Anna Guth
Sunday Services Notices Deadline Set by The Whig Office
The Whig announces a Friday 6 o'clock evening deadline for Sunday Services notices, requiring submissions to be in the office by that time. Community calendars and religious listings rely on timely submissions for inclusion.
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule Notes and Names
A fragmented church timetable lists Grace Methodist Lind Fifth streets Rev G L Losh pastor with classes and services at 9 39 Sunday school 10 am preaching 6 pm Epworth League and evening preaching. Vermount street location with Rev A Mcviarty pastor morning 10 30 South Side Sunday school 2 30 Epworth League 6 60 led by Robert Wunting. evening 7 30 subject Mind of Christ Stewardship of Intercession by Rev Bob N Towle. Bethel Jefferson Twelfth with Carl Bush pastor Sunday school 9 18 German service 10 00 Epworth League 7 39 evening 5 pm Life Roosevelt address by J Nichols. Kentucky Street Bethel A M church Churchill Oak W H Hagie pastor services shown with sermon times and Roosevelt reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist
Lind
Fifth Streets
G. L. Losh
Vermount
Vermont
Kisincn
Tev
Mcviarty
South Side
Epworth League
Robert Wunting
Christ
Bob N. Towle
Bethel
Jefferson
Nev
Carl] Bush
Kentucky Street Methodist
Kentucky and
Eighth
Wahl
Bethel A.M. . Churchill
Oak
W. H. Hagie
Patstors Wiao P.m
Eix
Roosevelt
Ho J. Nichols
Central Baptist and Immanuel Chapel Sermon Schedule
Hubert Van Meigs pastor at Central Baptist preaches Sunday morning on The Modern Life or Life the Cause of Ratification and evening on The Glorious Resurrection at Immanuel Chapel Cedar and Twenty-second. Sunday school at 3 pm. Eighth and film streets S M Duke pastor holds morning 11 30 services and Sunday school 2 30. Women's Mission Society meets at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist
Vermont
Hubert van Meigs
First Christian Church services and details
First Christian Church Ninth and Broadway with Endres as pastor holds church school at 9:00 a m and preaching at 11:30 a m Evening service at 7:30 p m Youth and elementary classes noted. Rev J B Clark to lead morning service. East End Christian Church led by Rev A C Manuck with Sunday service at 11:00 a m Junior and Senior Endeavor groups meet during or after the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Ninth and Broadway
Endres
la A. m
EL Stu
J. BG. Clark
Walling
East End
East End Christian Church—l Rev. A C. Manuck
Junior Christian Endeavor
Doings Of The Parent-Teacher Association Franklin School
Dr. S. H. Dana addressed the Franklin School Parent-Teacher group on Friday praising improvements made during his absence. He highlighted the Payarent- Teacher association for linking parents with the school. The seventh graders sang, the group voted to support the Smith-Hughes bill, and there were folk dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin School
S. H. Dana
Parent-Teacher Association
Dana
Quincy
Payarent- Teacher Association
Cooperation theme at Adams School PTA meeting
How T W Tingaman used the war’s early cooperation as a model to urge Adams School Parent-Teachers to unite their efforts. The program featured pupils from all grades and five teachers Cecilia Dempsey Lillian Pierson Catherine Ryan Lois Jones Sarah Derrick. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
How
T W. Tingaman
Adams School
Aafternoon
Mr Tingamean
Cecelia Dempsey
Lillian Pierson
Catherine Ryan
Lois Jones
Sarah Derrick
Flag Presented at Webster School Meet By PTA
The Parent-Teacher Association presented a beautiful American flag at Friday afternoon’s Webster school meeting and plans were made to purchase a piano. A committee will arrange the instrument’s purchase. Miss Katherine May spoke on reading in the lower grades and Miss Elizabeth Schreiber on English and reading in the Junior High. The association, like other city groups, endorsed the Smith-Hughes bill before the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster School
Katherine May
Elizabeth Schreiber
Smith-Hughes
Bill Wherh
Senate
Jackson School Pupils Present Pleasing Hille Play
Pupils of Jackson school staged a charming production titled The Land of in a school event. The student cast delivered a cohesive performance showcasing confidence and teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson School
Realize or Idealize in Daily Chit Chat
A short discussion on seeing virtues versus faults in others. Molly argues about idealizing versus realizing with the Lady-Who-Always-Knows-Somehow. The Lady challenges the idea, noting eyes can be sharp for faults or virtues, and asks whether one can realize beauty as well as ugliness. The piece reflects on unfair labels and the usefulness of the term Ideahble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olly
Cavily
Molly
Gil Scott
Local church notices list priests and service times
Cathedral of St John on Seventh and Hampshire streets lists Dean W. O. Cone as priest. Good Shepherd on Twelfth between Maine and Ilamopshire streets. St Alban Chapel at Spruce and Twenty second streets with W. M. Gamble in charge. Church school and evening prayer at ty o'clock, ty Pr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Seventh
Hampshire Streets
Dean W. O. Cone
Good Shepherd
Twelfth Street
Maine
Ilamopshire
St. Alban Chaapel
Spruce and
Twencond
W. MM. Gambler
Ty O
Ty Pr
Church services and Bible school schedule
First Union at Corner Twelfth and Maine Sts invites church school and adult Bible class at 9:45, morning worship at 11:00, vesper services at 4:89. Rev. B H Dana will give the sermon with morning subject The Meek Shall Inherit the Earth and vesper subject The Secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Union
Twelfth and
Maine Sts
B&h. Dana
Church notices at First Church of Christ Scientist
Sunday services listed with times and locations on Eighteenth and Vermont. Wednesday evening meeting, daily readings in Wells Building reading rooms open 10 am to 9 pm, Saturdays until 9 pm. Morning subject titled Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Eighteenth
Vermont
Wells
Hartley Sunday Services at Broadway and Eighth
Rev R H Hartley I 1 pastor schedules Sunday school at 9 15 morning services Christian Endeavor 6 40 and evening services at 7 80 o clock. Morning subject A Day of the Son of Man evening subject What We Learn from Roosevelt.
Lutheran Churches Sunday Schedule and Sermons Listed
St Jacobs Lutheran Church Wash ington and Eighth led by Rev G D Hamm offers Sunday school Bible class es at 9 00 Levine services at 10 00 Luther Memorial Jersey and Twelfth led by Rev I W Bingaman hosts Sunday school 15 morning services 10 60 Christian Endeavor 6 45 and evening 7 30 O clock Morning subject League of Nations Evening subject Book of Revelations St John Lutheran Seventh and Kentucky Rev E F Schueler holds Sunday school Bible classes 9 Levine service 10 30 Evening Scope of the Work of the Church St James Lutheran Church Sunday school Junior Bible class at 10 German services 10 a m English service 7 30 Student Kaiser of Springfield will conduct both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacobs Lutheran Church
Wash- Inston
G. D. Hamm
Luther Memorial
Jersey
I W. Bingaman
Christian Endeavor
League of Nations
St. John Lutheran
Kentucky Streets
E. Fpf. Schueler
Levine
St. James Lutheran Church
Kaiser
Springfield
Evangelical Churches Announce Services and Schedules
The St Peter Evangelical York Ninth announces Sunday school at 9 o clock English worship at 10 o clock and German worship at 11 o clock Rev A F Warshow leads. The Ninth and State church under Rev A J Leemhuis lists Sunday school from 9 to 2 56 welock English services and German services with evening services at 7 90 oclock lecture subjects include We are Evangelical Christians Why and David at the Fountain at St Paul Monroe Street 29 Monroe street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter Evangeleat
York
A. F. Warshow
Lateor Evangelical
A. J. Leemhuis
Pavid
Community church schedule for Sunday services and groups
UNEPED BRETHREN at Sixth and Cedar streets presents a Sunday program led by Rev HH Trueblood. Bible school at 9:18, preaching at 10:50, Junior and Intermediate C E at 2:30, Christian Endeavor at 6:45, preaching and evening service at 7:80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Cedar Streets
Trueblood
Licenses to Export Sugar Expanded After February First
Washington, Jan. 18. Licenses for export of sugar to all destinations except the United Kingdom, France and Italy will be considered after February 1. The allied nations will continue to be supplied by the Allied Provision Export Commission. The food administration credits American conservation for the new export possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastiington
United Kingdom
France
Ialy
War Board
Tall
Food Administration
Allied Provision Export Commission
Aemircan
Equal Chance Featured at Jackson PTA Meeting
At the Jackson School Parent Teacher Association meeting Friday afternoon Mrs Ella Gilmer sang two solos and Mrs L K Woodworth sang. The business session covered the proposed new board of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equal Chance
Jackson School Parent Teacher Association
Ella Gilmer
L. Lk Woodworth
Board of Health
Emerson School Female Minstrel Delights Junior High Crowd
Twenty five Emerson School Junior High girls staged a lively female minstrel at the eighth grade room on Friday night. Jokes and comic songs drew steady laughs as students entertained with tender sentiment and strong musical numbers including a violin solo by Roy Voss, an 11 year old boy, whose stage nerves matched his bow strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson School
Roy Voss
Examinations Topic At February PTA Meetings
Medical inspections in public schools will be discussed at February PTA meetings. Dates and speakers include Jefferson February 21 and 7, F Wellemeyer Adams February 21, Miss Lyla Biddingver Berrian February 7, Edward Fawcett Jackson February 21, Mr Fawcett Lincoln February 14, Miss Biddingver Webster February 14, Charles M Gill Washington February 7, Mrs R W Alexander Franklin February 21, High School February 28 with Mrs Fawcett, Irving February T, Rev EW Bingaman Madison February 21, Mrs Fawcett Emerson February 21, Mr Bingaman Dewey February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Jefferson
F. Wellemeyer
Adams
Lyla Bidding
Berrian
Edward Fawcett
Jackson
Fawcett
Lincoln
Biddingver
Webster
Charles M. Gill
Washington
R. W. Alexander
Franklin
Gill
Irving
EW. Bingaman
Madison
Emerson
Mr. Bingaman
Dewey
Mr. Wellemeyer
Peruvian Strike Ends With Eight Hour Day Decree
Washington reports Peru’s general strike ended after a government decree setting an eight hour day and designating the President and the supreme court as arbitrators. The measure was received from Lima via the Peruvian legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Peru
Lima
Chicago Beats Iowa in Western Conference Game
Chicago defeated Iowa 31 to 19 on Friday night. Gorgas scored five baskets to lead Chicago while Cotton, subbing in for Iowa in the second half, added three baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Gorgas
Cotton
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J. W. Arnold
Ponca City
Okla
Arnold
Olle Hoxey
Fred G. Wolfe
Henry Kemp
Dean Richardson
Carrie Hoxey
Flora Ueccke
Yligh School
Wall
Will Wall
M. Go. Craseam
Guiketen
Arthur Dunn
Hme
New York
Miss Barry
Paaneche Bolhes
Sprimsfield
Treme Tharry
Mirearet Konpp
Oand Mes
Black
Mroo
Edo Cameron
Black Fata
Mrs. White
M. G. Cruzen
Galaten
J. Will Wall
Cathedral of St. John
Lawrence Wells
Charles Heitz
Heitz
The
Presbyterian Church
R. O. Gibbons
Peerless
Pierson
Gemerion Nel
R. H. Malcomson
Homer Townsend
Prof. Malcomson
Townsend
Marks Alexander
Welmelsdorf
Miss Strothoff
Prof
Malcomson
Emmy Rye
W. A. Richardson
George Stahl
Frank Whitney
Guy Noll
Friends
P. S. Jones
Cherry Street
Morton
J. E. Dorsey
Harry Jackson
J. M. Meador
State Streets
Rome Bovkenhoff
Bartlett Hostese
Charles Bartlett
Pleasant Hour Club
George Cawthorne
Woodland Home
C.F. Bishop
Cawthorne
Dorothy Quincy
Daughters of the American Revolution
Aliss Myrtle Huitman
Frances Zimmerman Mouning
Esther Reeder
Edina Kiem
Georgia Rush
11Th and
Ilinois
Chaddock College
John Woodstone
State Street
John W. Cruttenden
Samuel Potter
George A. Binkert
Trustees
M. F. Carrott
Griffin
Methodist
Baptist
Christian
Episcopal
Presbyterian
Cardus
Effie Carroll
Franklin Furnace
Ohio
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