Wedding Date Set For Eleanor Ellis and Harry Flachs
The wedding date for Miss Eleanor Ellis and Harry Flachs of Buenos Aires S A is fixed for Saturday February 7 at the Cathedral of St John. Attendants will be the bride’s sister Constance and Charles Chandler of Philadelphia Pa. The page also notes social events and club meetings in Quincy including luncheons, 500 parties, and visits by locals to Orlando, West Point and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Ellis
Harry Flachs
Buenos Aires
S. A
Cathedral of
St. John
Constance
Charles Chandler
Philadelphia
Harry Edwards
Bruce Odell
Akron
Ohio
Lena Lahr
Ohio Street
Florida
C. A. Fifer
Will McMein
Orlando
Wayside Club
Wayside Inn
Charles Gay
East Maine
Many Pre Nuptial Events For Miss Ellis
Miss Eleanor Ellis, soon to wed February 7 to Harry Flachs of Buenos Aires, hosts a week of social events. Luncheon, bridge, tea, and dinners feature Miss Ellis with friends and notable attendees at East Avenue and South Fifteenth Street homes.
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Eleanor Ellis
Harry Flachs
Buenos Aires
S. A
Dorothy Dayton
Arlene Weis
Margaret Wells
Miss Ellis
Edward Prince
Guy Noll
Virginia Cone
Helen Reticker
Retcker
East Avenue
Robert Bacon
Ellis
Wagner Loos wedding in Bluff Hall parsonage
Miss Mary Wagner of Melrose and Fred W. Loos of Payson marry today at Bluff Hall parsonage with Rev. Fritzmeyer presiding. Attendants are Anna Loos and Oscar Wagner. The couple plan immediate housekeeping on a farm near Payson and hosted dinner for thirty relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wagner
Melrose
Fred W. Loos
Payson
Bluff Hall
Fritzmeyer
Anna Loos
Oscar Wagner
Miss Wagner
Miss Loos
Melrose Township
J. W. Loos
Whitson Haley Tie The Knot At Fast End Church
Rev L C Mauck presided at a marriage uniting Miss Myrtle B Haley of Loraine and Guy F Whitson of Mt Sterling Tuesday afternoon. Witnesses were Miss Cecil Haley and Mrs Elmer Dempsey. Dinner followed at Mrs Frank Bidle’s home and the couple will settle on a farm near Mt Sterling. The bride is Julius Haley’s daughter and ex postmistress at Fowler. the groom is J W Whitson’s son from Rushville.
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Mt. Sterling
Julius Haley
Loraine
Fowler
J. W. Whitson
Rushville
Hastings Huggans Wedding in Mendon Home
Mrs Billie Huggans married Lorenzo D Hastings of Mendon Tuesday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Henry Lueders home 30414 Spring street Judge E J Bonney officiated witnessed by twenty five relatives and friends The couple left for Mendon to begin their life together Mrs Huggans has lived in Quincy for years and is retiring farmer Mr Hastings is well respected The groom's brother Ollie Haistings and wife and daughter Ethel attended as out of town guests
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Hastings-Huggans
Billie Huggans
Lorenzo D. Hastings
Mendon
Henry Lueders
Spring Street
E. J. Bonney
Huggans
Quincy
Ehaistings
Ollie Haistings
Ethel
Miss Elizabeth Smith Weds Rev Scott in Quincy Area
Miss Elizabeth M. Smith daughter of Rev T L Smith formerly of Quincy married Rev Washington B M Scott of Galesburg Tuesday evening. Ceremony by Rev B N Murrell at the Eighth and Elm street Baptist church witnessed by relatives. Brides maid Veronica Moody of Starland. Reception followed with many attending. Bride a Springfield High School graduate and business course completer who has served as private secretary to A E Malone of St Louis. Reid Wheritt travels to Kansas City then enters University of Missouri February 1.
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Springfield High School
A. E. Malone
St. Louis
Jefferson Selects Contest Declaimers
Jefferson school chose three declaimers Tuesday to represent the school in the High School contest on January 30. Winners were Margaret Collins first, Bruce Kopseker second, and Helen Toplett third, with judges Rev. F. A. McCarty Mrs. H. W. Trueblood and Mrs. Erma Knapheide Parker.
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Jefferson School
Margaret Collins
Bruce Kopseker
Lincoln
Helen T.:plett
F. A. McCarty
H. W. Trueblood
Erma Knapheide
Marjorie Elmore
Billy Miller
Naomi Alexander
Enid Chatten
Madison
Ladies Aid Society Holds All Day Meeting At East End Church
Mrs. Le Roy Pullman of 617 South Twenty Third street hosted the Ladies Aid Society of East End Christian church for an all day sewing session. Members attended from morning with oyster stew served at noon. Next week the group meets at Mrs. Perry Morton’s home on North Twenty second street.
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le Roy Pullman
South Twenty Third Street
Ladies Aid Society
East End
Side Talks Tales Ruth Cameron The Time to Be Happy
Essay urges living in the present over future-focused happiness. narrator recalls a couple debating happiness now versus later and cites Mr Aldrich on joy. warns against missing everyday beauty while chasing distant goals, urging readers to share happiness by making others happy.
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Mr. Aldrich
Personal notices from local page list residents and events
James Cusack entertains his brother Rev Thomas E Cusack of Morrisonville Meierkord for coal and wood. Mrs Herman Caempen returns from Canton Mo visiting her mother. Christmas Savings Club forms at State Street Bank. Mrs P H W Gardner hosts a 1 pm luncheon next Friday. Gem City Business College girls clash with YWCA businesswomen in basketball at the YMA Arena next Friday 8 15 pm before Elvaston. Dr Green promotes flu vaccination. Sam Dickson, Wabash conductor, assigned as extra on passenger trains. Rebekahs and Odd Fellows host a whist at I O O F hall tonight. Dr H T Lafler offers chiropractic care at 201 204 Ill State Bank Bldg. Virgil Johnston on business trip to Clayton Camp Point Golden. Ella Dimmitt improving in Blessing hospital. YWCA Business Women Club to meet tonight for supper and meeting. Mr and Mrs Carl Zoller now in Gary Ind. Zoller resumes motor inspector job. Two junior high basketball games set for Friday: Webster 8A vs Irving at Berrian and Webster 9A vs Madison at Madison. Arthur Bille 715 Kentucky St recovering from St Marys Hospital operation. Miss Mary Miler of Edina Mo recovering after St Marys Hospital operation. Charles Vernon four-year-old son of Mr and Mrs H C Lear 112 Riverview Ave somewhat improved after illness since last Friday. Oscar Busch 922 N 12th St visiting sister Mrs N Morse in Chicago.
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James Cusack
North Sixth Avenue
Thomas E. Cusack
Morrisonville
Meierkord
Herman Caempen
Fifth and
Washington Street
Canton
State Street Bank and Trust Co
P. HW. Gardner
Gem City Business College
Y. M
Elvaston
Dr. Green
Sam Dickson
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
I. O. O. F. Hall
H. T. Lafler
State Bank
Virgil Johnston
Clayton
Camp Point
Golden
Christmas Savings Club
State Street Bank and Trust
Webster
Irving
Berrian
Madison
Arthur Bille
Kentucky Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Mary Miler
Edina Mo
Charles Vernon
H. C. Lear
Riverview Avenue
Oscar Busch
North Twelfth Street
Normand Morse
Chicago
Dr Ball Addresses Health Talk at YWCA
Dr Elizabeth Ball lectured at the YWCA on the Food Tube the Source of Energy and the Blues detailing how indigestion affects the body. Remedies were discussed and the second in a series of health talks, with lectures to continue next month, following her return from a New York health conference.
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Elizabeth Ball
Ball
New York City
Two Quincy Nurses Sent To Timewell
Two volunteer nurses were sent to Timewell Tuesday evening to care for influenza patients after a Monday call for six nurses. Mrs. W. F. Kirtley organized the effort, noting several cases and some deaths in Timewell. The volunteers will be well paid for their services.
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Timewell
W. F. Kirtley
L M E Society Holds Delightful Meeting at Home
The L M E society of the First Christian church met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Harry Robertson's home on Sycamore street. About twenty ladies attended and enjoyed informal social time. Mrs. Oran Mc Rae sang several numbers and other members performed. Two new members, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Gregg Meador, were welcomed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Wayne Smith's home on Ninth street.
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Mooseheart Legion
Movseheart Legion
May Lightner
Emma Anspaugh
Bertha O'Farrell
Legion
J. E. Emmerson
L. M. E. Society of the First Christian Church
Harry Robertson
Sycamore Street
Oran McRae
Johnson
Gregg Meador
Wayne Smith
North Ninth Street
Merger urged for Methodist Episcopal Church reunification
Louisville January 21 The joint committee of the Methodist Episcopal Church North and South unanimously adopted recommendations to reunite the two branches. The plan would create a unified Methodist Church and submit the recommendations to the general conference for final decision. A ten member committee will prepare the submission. The constitution envisions a supreme general conference with seven regional conferences and shifted power to regional and local bodies on most matters.
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Louisville
Methodist Episcopal Church
North
Methodist Church
General Conference
South Russia War Situation Report Cables
London Jan 20 The cables summarize official dispatches dated January 16 on south Russia events. Insurgent attacks on Derbent were repulsed and Bolshevik advances toward Praskovaya were checked. The Caucasus army held the Baritsin Ekaterinodar line about 120 miles southwest of Daritsin. West of the Don, Bolshevik attempts were unsuccessful though a small party advanced.
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London
Russia
Caucasus
Derbent
Praskovaya
Baritsin-Ekaterinodar
Daritsin
Don River
Polo Title Left With England For One Year
The United States will not challenge England for the international polo cup until 1921 due to a pony shortage from the war. Lord Valentia of the Harrington club explains it will take until summer 1921 to field a team worthy of England. The Polo Association secretary expresses hope the delay can be avoided if circumstances permit in 1921.
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New York
United States
England
Polo Association
Lord Valentia
Har-ingham Club
William Whazard
Association
Men's League To Swell Church Fund at St Johns
Members of the Men s League of St Johns Lutheran decided in a Tuesday meeting to devote 20 percent of future dues to the church building and sinking fund. A February 16 smoker and Dutch lunch were announced with entertainment committee X Frisch and Henry Bangert. L F Meeker, Herald staffer and new Quincy resident, spoke on My Impressions of Quincy.
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Men's League
St. John’s Lutheran Church
X. Frisch
Henry Bangert
L. F. Meeker
the Herald
Quincy
Tablet to Riot Hero Capt. Mattes Honored in Houston
A bronze tablet honoring Capt. Joseph W. Mattes of Battery A 122nd field artillery was unveiled in Houston by H. M. Mayo and presented to Col. Milton J. Foreman. Mattes was killed in 1917 in Houston while trying to quell disorder among Negro troops in the regular army.
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Chicago
Houston
Texas
Joseph W. Mattes
122Nd Field Artillery
Milton J. Foreman
H. M. Mayo
Tex
Mattes
Debtor in Siam Can Be Seized If Three Months Behind
In Siam a debtor three months in arrears may be seized by the creditor and compelled to work out the debt. If the debtor flees, his father wife or children may be kept in slavery until the debt is cancelled.
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Siam
Bolsheviks Reach line 20 Miles North of the Chronger Isthmus
A historical broadcast notes Bolsheviks advancing toward the Crimean direction and reaching a line about 20 miles north of the Chronger isthmus while the stream south of Nakhichevar appears in the report.
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Nakhichevar
Crimea
Chronger Isthmus
Births in Boonville and Blessing Hospital
Word has been received of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Rees of Boonville Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker of 616 Jersey street are the parents of a baby girl born to them early Tuesday morning in Blessing hospital.
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E. L. Rees
Boonville, Ark
Charles Baker
Jersey Street
Blessing Hospital
Routes Used to Move US Troops in War Time
American troops were transported to Archangel by multiple routes including through the Pacific and Vladivostok, the Siberian railway, and via the Atlantic and Arctic routes going north to Scotland.
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Archangel
Vladivostok
Siberian
Arctic Ocean
Scotland
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Frank Crane
East Jersey Street
Modern Novel Club
Caldwell
C. A. Schwindeler
East Maine Street
Earle Caldwell
E. W. Poole
Charles Briddick
Carl Liebman
Omaha
Florence Duker
South Eighteenth Street
Neb
Inlaw
Roy Hardyman
Edward Ziener
C. A. Koch
North Tenth Street
George Ernst
Henry Schnelton
Harry Sullivan
P. H. Gardner
South
Guido Jones
Bennison
Knoxville
Tenn
West Point
Anna Whitney
Frank Whitney
National Cathedral School
Washington,d. C
Whitney
Washington
W. A. Diege
Rose Mary
Billy
Jack Healey
W. T. Snyder
Healey
Cumi Snyder
Shakespeare Club
J. A. Martin
South Fifth Street
Pericles
Schmeideskamp
Miss Webb
Marie Webb
Broadway
Orpheum
Josephine Small
Marie Redfern
Nell McKinney
Walter Michel
Presley Pitts
Round Table
Marcellus Kirtley
Tower
Forum
Woman's Forum
Chamber of Commerce
J. D. Arnold
St. Joseph
Anna Linneman
South Twelfth Street
St. Joseph, Mo
J. G. Meyer
Ladies Auxiliary of
The
W. C
St. Francis School Hall
Robert Gunther
Narcissius
Chris Klein
A. H. Behrens
Anton Weltin
Homer Swope
Margaret Weidner
Young Women's Christian Association
Presbyterian Church
John E. Wall
Raymond Padberg
Park Place
Will Hesse
Fred Moller
Ed. Moller
Amburn
Wilfred Amburn
Des Moines Sn
Dan Hedges
Pipe
John Pipe
L. C. Gibbs
M. J. Barry
Betsy Ross
Lewis
E. E. Squire
South Fifteenth Street
T. D. Lewis
M. E. Carrott
Charles Bartlett
George Cottrell
W. H. Baker
Loos
Wagner
Reid Wheritt
Reid Motor Supply Company
Kangag City
University of Missouri
Jefferson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ruth Cameron
Walt
Dr. Ball
Y. W
L. M. E. Society
South Russia
Men’s League
Castoria
Crescent
Riverton
John L. Pipe
Finh
Gm Singerie
Mercantile Trust & Savings Bank
Maine Streets
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