Have Large Party at St Rose Court Whist Event
TWENty tables of whist played at the St Rose Court of Forresters in the home of Mrs J C Walker 1000 North Eighth street Thursday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs Henry Snelton Mrs Elizabeth Ball and Mrs Carl Hofmeister. Refreshments followed and music by Mrs Harry Walker and Anton Padowic. A second whist is planned before lent.
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St. Rose Court of
Forresters
J. C. Walker
North Eighth Street
Henry Snelton
Casey
Elizabeth Ball
Carl Hofmeister
Harry Walker
Anton Padovic
Woman Suffering Recounts Recovery From Illness
Perth Amboy New Jersey woman describes severe female troubles including backache dizziness and faint spells. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports restored strength no pain and improved appearance. She endorses the remedy and cites its long standing reputation.
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Perth Amboy
N.J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Martha Stanislawski
Penn St
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Malchert Barnes Wedding Held in Parlor Ceremony
Miss Hattie Barnes of De Pue Ill and Harvey F. Malchert of Princeton Ill wed in a home parlor ceremony conducted by Judge E J Bonney. The couple plan a Quincy honeymoon before settling in Princeton.
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Malchert- Barnes
Hattie Barnes
de Pue
Harvey F. Malchert
Princeton, Ul
E. J. Bonney
Hampshire Streets
Quincy
Princeton
Warner Marries Miss De Ridder in Chicago Surprise
Clarence G. Warner of 2000 Nort Front street, son of Mrs. Frank Urbanowski, wed Geneva De Ridder of Henry, Illinois, in Chicago Tuesday at 10 30 AM. The ceremony was a surprise to friends. they will return to reside with his mother. Warner works at Monroe Chemical plant.
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Warner-De Ridder
Clarence G. Warner
Nort Front Street
Frank Urbanowski
Chicago
Geneva de Ridder
Henry, Ilinois
Warner
Monroe Chemical Plant
Church News New Pastor Arrives
Rev. O. H. Horn and his wife with two children arrive in Davenport to lead St. James Church filling the vacancy left by Rev. G. D. Hamm. He is well recommended by his former church and active in public affairs including Davenport war campaigns. The Horn family will stay with Mr. and Mrs. William Hanson at 832 Payson Avenue until furniture arrives.
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O. H. Horn
Davenport
St. James Church
Horn
G. D. Hamm
William Hanson
Payson Avenue
Personal notices and local updates from Quincy area
Jacob Peters of Palmyra and other locals appear in a string of brief items. Dr. H F Lafler offers chiropraic care, and Attorney Emmons reports slow recovery from a porch fall. Police and city mentions include Charles Nelsch’s return to duty and Chief Louis Melton’s nose operation recovery. Local shop ads promote Georgette Crepe Waists and winter suit sales at Halbach Schroeder.
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Kiefer
Jacob Peters
Palmyra
Adams County
Quincy
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
L. E. Emmons
Maine Street
Emmon
F. R. Morgan
Mlinois Bank
Charles Nelsch
Georgette Crepe
Hatbach-Schroeder Co
Carl Zang
Swift Packing Company
Chillicothe
E. F. Stannus
Hampshire Street
Louis Melton
Halbach-Schroeder
War Work of Women C N D Committees
Report on World War I era efforts by the C N D women's committees led by Mrs Ray Oakley and Mrs R W Alexander detailing chairmen and tasks across departments such as Speaker's committee Conservation and thrift Courses of instruction Women and children in industry Food production Child welfare Allied Relief Red Cross Registration Social hygiene Home charities Publicity and other committees with achievements including adoption of French orphans and food programs.
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General Supplies Committee
the Red Cross
Women's Committee
Ray Oakley
R. W. Alexander
C. W. Leffingwell
Women's Forum
Edna Kiem
Kiem
John Stillwell
Allied Relief
Charles Bartlett
Quincy
Red Cross
Maida Lee Fosgate
Liberty
Anne Jarrett Wood
Elizabeth Ball
Ball
Charles Gay
Emma
Missouri Man Named As Glass Successor
Secretary Glass said he would resign as secretary of the Democratic national committee and probably would be succeeded by W. R. Hollister of Missouri, now assistant secretary. Homer S. Cummings, vice chairman of the committee, expected to become chairman, conferred today with Mr. Glass.
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Washington
Glass
Democratic National Committee
W. R. Hollister
Missouri
Homer 8. Cummings
Kurt Eisner Fails to Win Seat in National Assembly
Basel Jan 24 Kurt Eisner Bavarian premier failed to secure a seat in the German national assembly in any constituency where he stood as candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Eisner
Basel
National Assembly
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Moline
Mare Miller
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Edith Hewitt Baker
Knox College
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Vianche Bolles
Springfeld
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Edgar Goodspeed
Frances Greenough
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C. C. Crooks
Dennis Cover
Marnce Vasen
J. Cox
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H. V. Hart
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Fred Mueller
Rome Beockenhoff
J. R. Walker
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Myron Quinby
Hospital Corps
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North Seventh Street
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Woodland Home
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Ellis
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Jersey Street
George Riedinger
Marion Sheer
Riedinger
St. Louis
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McMein
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Frederick Parker
Mr. Parker
George Surmeyer
Surmeyer
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E. G. Bredeweg
Belgium
Ruth
A. J. Bakers
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Albert Lahay
Cabinet
Ninth District
Adams
Brown
Hancock
Brown County
Dewey
St. Rose Altar Society
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
Y. W. C. A. Board
National Board
Pleasant Hour
George Cawthorne
Children of Woodland Home
Institute
J. E. Poe
R.C. Boger
Miss Heintz
Mss
Marie Heintz
Star Theater
Allen Mueren
Belleville
Edna Morris
Miss Morris
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W. D. Mumper
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Decatur
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