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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1918

Page

8

Social clubs and visits fill Quincy society roster

Madison schoolgirls form the Monday Sunshine club to knit coverlets for Red Cross work. Members include Florence Koehler Marjorie Moore Florence Brosi Gertrude Kuhlo Susan Piggott and Florence Wyckoff. Other items note bridge club hosting and guests from New York Texas and Illinois, plus local birthday celebrations and club meetings at the Chamber of Commerce and Hotel Quincy.

Madison School Sunshine Club Susan Lathes Florence Koehler Marjorie Moore Florence Brosi Gertrude Kuhlo Susan Piggott Florence Wyckoff

Mothers Friend Benefits Expectant Mothers Widely Sold

An advertisement extols Mothers Friend as an external application to ease childbirth. It claims to relax the pelvic muscles, reduce tension, and prevent nervousness and nausea with regular use. Drops theBradfield Regulator Co offers a guidance book and urges purchase at drug stores.

Tess Bradfield Regulator Co Lamar Hide Atlanta

A Lesson on Self Talk From a Humble Listener

In a chatty group a poised man recalls a single piece of advice that shaped his career. The counsel was to resist the temptation to talk about oneself, a restraint he embodies as a listener who draws others out, keeping egos in check and stories focused on others.

George

Adams County centennial committee forms and plans Lincoln birthday events

The Adams county centennial executive committee met in the Chamber of Commerce and organized with Judge S B Montgomery as chairman. Members included J Lyman McCarl and others. The women’s committee discussed urging Lincoln birthday observances and patriotic school celebrations in Adams and Quincy schools.

Adams County Chamber of Commerce S. B. Montgomery Lyman McCarl John H. Steiner J. W. Emery Truman Pierson David Wilcox W. A. Richardson Joseph L. Thomas W. A. Jackson W. A. Pfeiffer

Christening of Ruth Marie Bitter at St Jacobis Church

Ruth Marie Bitter daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Bitter 918 Madison street was christened Sunday afternoon at the parsonage of St Jacobi church by Rev G D Hamm The sponsors were Miss Flora Hageman and Miss Hilda Bitter Ernest Herman son of Mr and Mrs William Hageman 43913 Chestnut street was christened Sunday afternoon by Rev G D Hamm Hermann Hageman grandfather and Albert Hitter uncle of the child were sponsors

Ruth Marie Albert Bitter Madison Street St. Jacobi Church G. D. Hamm Flora Hageman Hilda Bitter Ernest Herman William Hageman Chestnut Street Herman Hageman Albert Hitter

Schofield and Anderson Weds in Nelsonville Courthouse

Miss Ruth Anderson and Charles Schofield, both of Nelsonville Missouri, were married by Rev. W. C. Shank at the county courthouse Monday afternoon at 2. Attendants were Miss Maggie Ingram and Rex Ingram, the bridegroom’s niece and nephew. The couple left for their Nelsonville home.

Y W C A NOTES ON NURSING CLASS ENROLLMENT

The elementary hygiene and home care of the sick class begins at 7 30 pm with Miss Lila Biddinger giving an introductory talk. A few seats remain. arrive tonight or sign up at the office. Books not yet in. price 50 cents. No gym tonight. Patriotic league groups met briefly Monday afternoon with no action taken.

Lila Biddinger

Quincy’s Pulse Officers Chosen for Ensuing Year

Knights of Columbus bondholders delegates elected officers Monday night in the Freiborg undertakers office. Joseph J. Freiburg was chosen president with J A Connery as vice president Lo J Jochem as secretary and Robert J Loebbing as treasurer All officers were reelected except Soebbing who succeeds his father as official. The only business was auditing the books. Inquest Over Body Death from a brain hemorrhage was the coroner’s verdict over William Johnson 72 who died Sunday afternoon at Soldiers Home Hospital He served in civil war and was a Missouri native who never married Midland Bar Sold O Ratner sold the Midland bar in Fourth and Hampshire to Ben Slaughter and J L Simpson new owners took possession Monday Ratner will move to Elisberry Mo to run a 710 acre wheat farm and a 420-? setup continues.

Knights of Columbus Freiburg Undertaking Establishment Joseph J. Freiburg J.A. Connery Lo J. Jochem Robert J. Loebbing Soebbing Lawrence Amen William Johnson Johnson 18Th Linois Infantry 120Th Illinois Infantry Missouri Midland Bar O. Ratner Fourth Harmpshire Street Ben Slaughter J. L. Simpson Mr. Ratzer Elisberry

Maroon Victory Over Quincy College in Practice Game

The Maroons defeated Quincy College 21 to 8 in a Sunday practice game on the college court. Al Merkel, on furlough from Camp Logan, boosted the lineup with Wich r f Watters E Meyer Merkel A Merkel Leindecker Heidbreder. Also notes a farmer meeting in Adams county to discuss seed corn supply on Friday February 8.

Maroons Quincy College Basketball College Court al Merkel Camp Logan Wich R. F Watters E. Meyer C. Merkel A. Merkel R. G Leindecker B. Heidbreder Whalen Landon Luke Hinton

New Royal Society Package Outfits for Girls

Two designs in fine nainsook and stamped to be embroidered include corset cover at 65c, gown 1.50, and envelope 0.25. Another set features dainty nainsook garments with gown 1.25, envelope 1.00, corset cover 0.40. Store of Quality offers charming dresses for ages 2 to 12 in batistes lawns picques and repps, ready made and stamped, priced 1.00 to 2.00.

Flower Basket and Butter Fly Set Ad

A cheerful design stamped on White Clover Bleach to be embroidered in dainty colors. Clover Bleach has the same weave as linen and launders with equal facility. A scarf and pincushion at 75c, a centerpiece at 25c, a pillow at 50c, and a made up laundry bag like the sketch at 75c comprises this set.

Royal Society No. 110

Store of Quality patterns and accessories advertised

A newspaper snippet lists pattern packets and prices. Packet No. 753 boudoir cap in blue pink or white with simple embroidery priced 25c. Package No. 752 dressing sacque up to size 42 with pink blue white colors. Package No. 775 five piece tea set with napkins 1.25. Includes color chart and floss.

Batiste

Attractive Baby Embroidery Sets and Accessories Sold

A New York shopper informs on ready stamped patterns for baby wear in voile batiste and linen look materials. Sets include full sized white voile apron, infant caps bibs and dresses with floss supplied, priced from 25c to $1.00. Designs No 776 749 726 727 746 described with color embroidery options.

Batiste

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