Local society notes from Quincy and surrounding cities
Mrs J Schwartz and Mrs Lawrence Bonfoey host luncheons while Miss Dorothy McIntosh and Miss Kitty Rogers visit from Mobile and hostesses entertain at home. Miss Emily Landwehr enjoys a surprise party with friends, while Mrs D Lewis departs for Chicago with multiple sendoffs. Mr and Mrs Chauncey McAdams and H F Lake travel to St Louis for business and leisure.
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Galesburg
Knox
Calles Ustis
Chamber of Commerce
Helve
Louis
J. Schwartz
Lawrence Bonfoey
Card Club
East Maine Street
Bacon
Dorothy McIntosh
Mobile
Robert Bacon
Jack Ellis
Eastersey ‘Street
Kitty Rogers
J. M. Winters
Rock Island
Derma
East Vermont Street
California
E. J. Parker
Santa Barbara
Calif
Ernest Thayer
St. Louis
Chauncey McAdams
H. F. Lake
Waterloo
Wilma Stock
Virginia Menke
Emily Terwelp
Frances Niehaus
Virginia Hunter
Lewis
D. Lewis
North Sixth Street
Chicago
T. E. Squares
Luther Drury
George Athome
Dudley Jackson
Washington, D. C
H. H. Oelrich
Sunda
Ernest
Sarah Bryson
Dorothy Derkes
Lawrence Dettle
Paul Reith
Robert
Rudolph Winking
McCormick
Quincy
Rudolph Heintz
Davenport
Henry Wegs
Elm Street
Arthur
Walter Mais
Carl Woltring
Lloyd Boden
Aurors
S. N. Gabel
Stanley
Aurora
Bee
Musicians Entertain Ex-service Men in Quincy Hotel Banquet
Members of the Musicians' Union of Quincy hosted a Sunday noon dinner at the Hotel Quincy to honor ex servicemen who have returned to the city. The event featured toasts and talks by union members, with several named ex servicemen in attendance though a number were absent due to unavoidable reasons.
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Musicians’ Union of
Quincy
Harris O'Farrell
Sidney Hausman
Gustav Rischar
Emmett Kintzle
Ernest Phelps
Arthur Sibbing
E. Robert Maier
George Singler
Arnold Lambertz
William Ongland
Albert Rutz
Otho Cleaver
Albert Wolf
John Steinbach
Nick Musolino
Archie Bert
Gilbert Harland
Maurice Dickson
George Mayhall
Caldwell T. Baker
Arthur L. Ford
Burton Strock
Harvey Clingingsmith
Christenings Reported Across Local Churches
A series of christenings took place Sunday with Rev F Eitelgeorg and Rev J C Reiger performing ceremonies. Names include Robert Lawrence Altheide, Norma Sormer, Lee Harry Goodapple, Myrtle May Goodapple, Lorna Laurene Goodapple, Walter Albert Jr., Marian Louise Bessie Mutz, Herschel Walter Marshall, and other infants. sponsors included Lawrence Sturhahn, Mrs Ada Howser, Gustave Holm, Miss Florence Holm, and Walter Dingerson among others.
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F. 8. Eitelgeorg
Kentucky
M. E. Church
Robert Lawrence
William Altheide
Washington Street
Lawrence Sturhahn
Norma
Albert Sormer
Ohio Street
J. C. Reiger
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Ida Steffen
Jeanette Stormer
H. J. Leemhuis
Myrtle May
Lorna Laurene Goodapple
Arry Goodapple
Ada Howser
Walter Albert Jr
Walter Rieper
St. Louis, Mo
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Oscar Horn
Gustave Holm
Florence Holm
Elmer Mutz
Madison Street
A. R. Warscaw
St. Peter Evangelical Church
Marian Louise Bessie
Frank Hussong
Herschel Walter
Waters Brockman wedding in St Marys church
Miss Corrine Brockman daughter of Mrs Teresa Brockman of Mt Sterling and Frank Waters of Mt Sterling wed at St Marys Roman Catholic church. Attendants Miss Florence Heiderman and Charles Yates. After ceremony a wedding breakfast at the bride's home. Honeymoon trip to Chicago and Ottumwa.
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Edward Sohm
Aid
Albert, Sohm
Will Sohm
Brockman
St. Joseph’s Academy
Ottumwa
Waters
Mt. Sterling
Goldsberry Haydon Nuptials In Quincy Home Ceremony
Goldsberry Haydon couple Josyshine E Goldsberry and David E Haydon both of Hannibal were wed Sunday by Rev R H Hartley at the Presbyterians parsonage with attendants Baepey O Ross and Miss Neva Smith. Meador Henning marriage to Evangela Henning of St Joseph Mo performed in St Joseph by F Casky. The newlyweds plan to reside in Quincy.
Call For Volunteer Nurses In Timewell Epidemic
Timewell reports over sixty influenza cases and two deaths with a nursing shortage. Women willing to volunteer should contact Mrs. W. F. Kirtley at phone 4030-W before 10 am. Additional cases exist in nearby towns and possibly in Quincy, with volunteers registering to be called if the epidemic spreads.
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Timewell
W. F. Kirtley
Quincy
Plymouth Districts Decide Against The One Big School Plan
Plymouth voters rejected a proposed community school after a hard fought race across about 50 000 acres, including Plymouth Birming Colmar and St Mary. The district of roughly 45 schools favored consolidation for St Marys future, while men and women over age 21 voted 310 to 32 against the plan.
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Plymouth
Birming Colmar
St. Mary
St. Marys Sa
Methodist Revival in Moravia Wisconsin Services Four Weeks
Revival services span four weeks, led by Rev. Loose and Rev. McCarty with Prof. Fisher directing singing. An evangelistic party is in Moravia Ta at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Loose. A large chorus choir and multiple committees prepare cottage prayer meetings with listed hosts and locations from Locust to Van Buren and Maine to Twenty-second.
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Vermont Street
M. E
Loose
F. G. Fisher
Moravia
Vine
Walter Scott
Lee Deeter
E. V. Moorman
North Eighth
B. F. Leake
Elmer Lummis
Broadway
J. F. Schaberg
Vermont
Maine
E. J. Taylor
North Twenty-fourth
North Twentyfourth
van Buren
S. Murray
South Third
W. H. Grumman
Washington
Navng
E. B. Potter
South Twelfth
J. F. Wellemeyer
Jersey
R. Potter
Prairie Avenue
F. T. Brenner
West Avenue
Edwin Miller Leads Cong Church Troop
Edwin Miller a noted Quincy businessman leads the Congregational church boy scout troop. He spoke at the Sunday evening service urging church members to enroll every boy over twelve, with younger boys placed in a separate group. An invitation went out to other boys to join. The session included moving pictures on The Boy Problem and a Judge Brown real life story about juvenile courts and guidance for unmanageable boys.
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Edwin Miller
Quincy
Congregational Church
E. A. Thompson
Monette On Plays Troop Invite At Church
Monette notes emphasize that a boy who refuses to smoke or gamble is not lacking backbone but stands for his beliefs. Mr Miller invites church boys who want to join the troops to meet Wednesday night in the church chancel.
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Miller
Baptist Revival Draws Large Crowds at Central Church
Rev Harvey J Moore of Keokuk preaches at Central Baptist church with eight additions on opening day. He discusses music in war and religion and envisions the heavenward song I Have Been Redeemed as the last in heaven. Afternoon and evening services continue daily. girls friendly society meets at Miss Hazel Willis home at 700 Vermont Street.
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Harvey J. Moore
Keokuk
Central Baptist Church
Robert van Meigs
Moore
Girl's Friendly Society of the Church of the Good Shepherd
Hazel Willis
Vermont Street
Singing Lessons Held in Church by Prof Morrison
Prof Harry Morrison conducted a large community singing class at the Congregational church Monday evening. The class has grown too large for the Community Service offices and he plans a large Easter chorus in Quincy. He stays in Quincy to direct a community sing for the colored people at 7 30 this evening at the eighth and Tim street Baptist church.
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Harry Morrison
Congregational Church
Morrison
Quincy
Eighth
Tim Street Baptist Church
Meierkord for coal and wood and other local notes
District Superintendent Oliver C. Quinn of Sinclair Refining Co. left for Rock Island on business. Mrs. James H. Orr of Hamilton Illinois arrived for a few days with her daughter in Quincy. Earle Hodges of El Paso Texas and wife visiting Quincy en route to Firestone factory. Various locals note glass fitting services by Dr. Stannus, fire alarm incident, and multiple visits, travels, and hospital cases including Miss Mary Miller at St. Mary's Hospital and Miss Alma Lane group from Palmyra.
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Texas
Firestone Tire Company
Quincy
Blandinsville
Firestone
Stannus
Hampshire Street
Spring Street
Wiskitchen
A. M. Arlington
Chicago
Ruth Glass
Mary Miller
Edina
St. Mary's Hospital
E. E. Steiner
John Steiner
Steiner
Loraine
Edgar Hafner
Hannibal
Hafner
Betty Bartlett
Clyde N. Ware
Ware-Wayland Company
Grand Rapids
R. B. Backman
Bart . C.H. Ott
Seoviil “ Company
Eugene Weber
South Fourteenth Street
PF. Stannus
Hampshire’ Street
Mary Langan
L. N.rehling
Covington, Ky
B. EB. Schelepphorst
Washington Street
S. B. Montgomery
Ilinois Bankers. “Association
State Street Bank and Trust Ia
W. O. Marquiss
Gary
Ind
Letha Thomas
Kentucky Street
St. Mary's’ Hospital
City Ambulance
Alma Lane
Pressley Lane
Mary Lane
Palmyra
Charles Webbwaiters
Majestic Cafe
Milan
Pri Webb
Miss Webb
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