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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1918

Page

8

Social Affairs News From Chester Poling Home Event

King's Daughters of the Unitarian church held an all day meeting and luncheon at Mrs Poling's home on Tuesday now the meeting day. They are making aprons for an Easter bazaar and a committee plans a fundraising campaign for the Charities which aid 150 families amid fuel and food shortages.

AS. T. Chester Poling Cora Montgomery King’s Daughters of the Unitarian Church Mrs. Poling The Associated Charities Washington Franklin Ira Calkins George Binkert Mr. McCarl D. L. Musselman Red Cross

Democracy and breeding in a hotel crowd tale

A long diary style piece reflects a woman who defends democracy and equality of opportunity while acknowledging her preference for educated and well bred company. She explains she is one generation removed from plain folk and argues that privilege does not justify contempt, calling some hotel guests our best people.

Tam Peple Eanerier Omy Areo

YWCA War Work Notes On Charleston Hostess House

The War Work Bulletin describes a Charleston hostess house near the government uniform factory for 75 girls in single rooms with recreation and class spaces. Miss Kate Boyd George, a YWCA secretary recently returned from France, notes huts aiding nurses and workers in France, while local businesswomen will join two weekly gym classes and Friday safety events shift toward YWCA activities.

Charleston S. C Kate Boyd George France United States

Merkel McDonnell wedding at Springstreet home

Miss Therene Repney daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McDonnell of 1800 Springstreet and Carl Merkel were wed Tuesday evening at the bride’s parents’ home. Rev. Ly Greenman officiated. Out of town guests included Edward Merkel of Camp Logan and Mrs. Frank Blickhan of Canton. The couple will reside with her parents for now.

Therene Repney Mro C. E. McDonnell Springstret Carl Merkel Ly Greenman Unitarian Church Edward Merkel Camp Logan Frank Blickhan Canton Adam Christ Quincy Merkel

Cheerful Library Hours At Settlement Reading Event

The children's library welcomed visitors Tuesday afternoon on the settlement's second floor with many children reading. The Kindergarten Mothers' club met Tuesday evening, and a regular public dance was held.

Kindergarten Mothers’ Club

Local notes from Richfield area in Illinois

Richfield and nearby Liberty Payson and Barry saw a flurry of visits and small events. Ed Klamer suffers from pneumonia while Dr Landon attends him. Roy Harris vaccinated hogs near Liberty. Several locals like Charlie Hutt Ben Swan and Mrs Sarah Vaughn traveled or visited, with multiple calls to Kennedy’s and Payson business, and a fox shot by Josh Whitney.

Ed Klamer Dr. Landon Liberty Roy Harris S. Kennedy Charlie Hutt Ben Swan Sarah Vaughn George Olcker Irving Schmatsier Ea Tuten Piainville Eugene Willis Brown B.S. Kennedy Frank Whitney Adams Josh Whitney Mildred Rice Payson Henry Volmer Oliver Campbell Charles Redman Wisconsin Raymond Brown

Chicago Sugar Shortage Deepens After Snow Blockade

Chicago on Tuesday faced a nearly exhausted sugar supply as railroads blocked by snow prioritized coal. Grocers reported widespread shortages while wholesalers held only small, limited stocks amid the urgent energy demand.

Chicago

Pittsfield Exceeds War Savings Stamps and Local Politics

Pittsfield reports exhausting its war savings stamps supply then receiving a rapid reple nishment by telegraph. Postmaster Carroll Bush said stamps will be kept to demand. Local politics feature a Montezuma township primary with Johnston winning 62 to 44 and potential sheriff candidates including Davis Ervin Perry Usherwood Watters Ducey.

Pittsfield Carroll Bush Fred W. Miebur Jacksonville John ©. Dinsmore N. B. Allen Montezuma Jesse L. Smith Griggsville S. C. Whitten New Salem C. S. Franklin Spring Creek John Binge Flint J. Smith Crowder Pearl Township Clay Thomas Pleasant Hill Clarence E. Oakley Milton Montezuma Township Frank S. Johnston William Hayden John Davis Fairmount Township Oren Ervin William Perry John Usherwood Pittsfield Township Claude E. Watters John A. Ducey

County News And Local Notes From Rockport

A Lane a prominent farmer south of the city is seriously ill with pneumonia but improving. County clerk licenses Nick Kindle to wed Goldie Ellison of Rockport. A representative from the internal revenue office assists in preparing income tax schedules, crowding the county court room with taxpayers. The remark about fools and wise guys hints at local humor amid daily proceedings.

A Lane Nick Kindle Goldie Ellison Rockport Collector of Internal Revenue

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