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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1920

Page

8

Entertaining and engagements mark Quincy social week

Helen Reucker and Virginia Cone hosted a reception for Eleanor Ellis ahead of her upcoming marriage to Harry Flachs. Guests included Dorothy Dayton Boswell and Wells, with Miss Ellis receiving a gift. Other notices mention engagements, card parties, dinners, and dances across Quincy as residents travel, host, and celebrate personal milestones.

Miss Ellis Helen Reucker Virginia Cone Eleanor Ellis Harry Flachs Dorothy Dayton Dorothy Boswell Lillian Pierson Margaret Wells Georgena Cottrell Willis Blakeslee Miss Ell Edward Prince Guy Noll Dorothy McIntosh Mobile Robert Bacon Alfred Ellis Helen Reticker

Amusements for High School Boys and Girls

PTA meeting discusses how to guide youths amusements, urging parents to keep up with trends, offer safe alternatives, and practice proper chaperonage. Lessons on avoiding strict prohibitions, fostering understanding, and watching for dangers in dancing, automobiling, and fascing are emphasized.

Parent-Teacher Association John T. Inghram Inghram

Madison Junior High Declamatory Contest Names

Madison contest entrants include Franklin Green Warren Young and Wilma Schwindler who will represent the school at the High School auditorium January 30. First prize went to Franklin Green for Darius Green and His Flying Machine with Miss Schwindler second for Mark Anthony's Address to the Romans and Warren Young third for Lincoln's Gettysburg speech.

Madison Franklin Bennett Wilma Schwindler Warren Young Madison School Franklin Green Darius Green Flying Machine Little Miss Schwindler Mark Anthony

Victory Camp Initiates Large Class for Anniversary

Members of Victory Camp attended a meeting at Eagle's hall on Friday night January 30. Twelve candidates were initiated and plans were laid to adopt a large class in celebration of the twenty fifth anniversary of the Royal Neighbors of America founded in March.

Royal Neighbors of America Eagle's Hall Order

Torna Doone Shown At Church Screen

The First Union Congregational church will show Richard Blackmore's Lorna Doone and a reel titled The Land of Lorna Doone this Sunday evening. The event aims to bring the outdoor adventure tale to life for students readers and nature lovers as part of a sermonette on The Price of Success with quartet music.

John Ridd Land of Lorna Doone Doone Valley

Grace M. E. Revival Services Closed Due to Illness

Grace M. E. revival services were shut down because Rev. C. L. Losh is ill with a general breakdown and confined to bed. Rev. F. A. McCarty of Vermont Street Methodist delivered the last sermon titled Cowards and Heroes on Thursday night.

C. L. Losh Grace M. E F. A. McCarty Vermont Street Methodist Church

Social at St Francis Foresters Club

Foresters of the St Francis church held a social in the school hall with card games and prize awards to Mrs Anna Groeting Mrs Toney Bueter Miss Clara Siegel Mrs Carl Flair and Theodore Futterer Refreshments followed. The event was organized by Mrs Mary Bueter Miss Ursula Bueter Mrs Richard Bauer and Mrs Elizabeth Brunert. Senior Orphanage Women of the First Christian church spent an all day sewing for the Christian orphanage in St Louis at Mrs Mary Edwards home. Twenty women attended and made thirty five dresses and eight boys waists, followed by a luncheon.

Dorothy Dayton Chicago Miss Comstock Miss Rottman Dudvina Rottman Broadway Robert Peters Rottom St. Francis Catholic Wee Wee Club Knights of Columbus Rialto Jazz Orchestra St. James St James Florida Will McMein Lucy Bagby Quincy John Heitz North Sixth Street Miss Bagby F. R. Morgan North Twenty-fourth Street Tenk Frank Tenk Sheer H. M. Sheer James Beatty Will Smythe Smythe J. A. Kurz California Cecelia VandenBoom Myra VandenBoom Gladys Tobin Inez Boden Lewis George Cawthore East Maine Street Dudley Jackson Washington, D. C T. D. Lewis Pleasant Hour Club Will Fifer Lottie Nesbitt York Street Helen Klepper Rushville Foresters St. Francis Church Anna Groeting Toney Bueter Clara Siegel Carl Flair Theodore Futterer Mary Bueter Ursula Bueter Richard Bauer Elizabeth Brunert The First Christian Church Mary Edwards Christian Orphanage St. Louis

Mt. Sterling Now Calls For Nurses

Mt. Sterling appealed for nurses to handle influenza cases through Mrs. W. F. Kirtley requesting Quincy volunteers. Seven nurses were sent to Timewell and one more is needed. Cases in Timewell are improving though many are seriously ill.

Mt. Sterling W. F. Kirtley Quincy Timewell

Clough and McNeall Wed in Bowen Home

Warren Clough, vice-president of Clough-Reihm Co., married Tina McNeall in Bowen at the bride’s home with few relatives present. They plan a Chicago honeymoon at the automobile show and will reside on East Broadway after returning.

Clough-McNeall Warren Claugh Clough-Reihm Company Bowen Tina McNeall Chicago Broadway

Talent Shines At Quincy Music College Recital

Advanced students from the Quincy College of Music presented an enjoyable recital Friday at the Unitarian church parlors. A large audience heard 25 selections, beautifully performed, including dances, concert pieces, and songs by students such as Mildred Lange Jane Weaver Virginia Harding Margaret Wiedner and many others. Two more recitals by intermediate and primary departments are scheduled for this afternoon at the same location.

Quincy College of Music Unitarian Church Poldini Valse Karganoff June Cook Shadow Dance MacDowell Louise Stern Beccuse Joslyn Mildred Lange Silver Spray Sforner Jane Weaver Virginia Harding Viasta Fortier Marshal-Loephe Florence Adams Old Hickory Joe Thompson Margaret Wiedner Treharm Case Margaret Kuchmann Spindler Geraldine Gunther Eilenberg Hilda Simons Bendal Ahna Anderson En Bateau de Bussy Onalee de Jean Mandelssohn Valeria Geschwinder Vergas Irene Preece Echerveria Elsie Steinbach Blanchet Mabel McConnell Gounod Roxanna McNeall Miantowna Christine Chadwell Romance Sibelious Thelma McDole Tessa Puccini Lorine Meyer Pearl King Interemdiate

Lowden Plans Presidential Tour Through South Dakota

Governor Frank O. Lowden will campaign in South Dakota February 18 19 and 20 delivering about twelve speeches. Cities to be visited include Sioux Falls Pierre and Deadwood according to his campaign headquarters.

Chicago Frank O. Lowden Will Iake South Dakota Sioux Falls Pierre Deadwood

South Carolina Senate Passes Tobacco Bill

The South Carolina Senate approved a bill banning smoking during meal hours in public eating houses. Violators would face fines of 10 to 20 dollars or 10 to 30 days in jail. The measure now moves to the state House for action.

Columbia D. C Senate of the South Carolina General Assembly House of Representatives

Oil Fire Destroys Atlante Refining Warehouse in Pittsburg

A fire of unknown origin broke out in a warehouse of the Atlante Refining company in Pittsburg on January 24 destroying hundreds of barrels of oil and the two block building, with damage estimated at $500,000.

Pittsburg Pittsburgh Atlante Refining Company

Grocery Ad Highlights Bargains on Canned Goods and Produce

A fragment from a late edition ad lists prices for vegetables and canned goods. Items include Northern potatoes at 4.20, Jersey cream corn, baked beans, sauer kraut, tomatoes, sweet potatoes and salmon. Also notes on dried fruits and choice coffees priced around 30 to 40 cents per pound.

The Contagion of Nerves and Other Personalities

A reflection on how contact with different people alters mood and behavior. The piece notes nervous contagion from neurotic hosts, the energizing effect of well poised individuals, and even influence felt in absence through conversations, letters, and imagined admirations. It stresses that personality plus others shapes expression and thought.

Bolsheviks Enforce 12-Hour Working Day in Russia

A Helsingfors dispatch reports the Bolsheviks order a compulsory 12 hour daily work schedule across Russia. All working classes are affected and enforcement is described as severe. The move aims to maximize labor output amid political upheaval.

London Central News Helsingfors Russia Trax

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