Miss Eleanor Ellis to Wed Buenos Aires Groom
Social notes from Quincy detail a linen shower for Miss Eleanor Ellis hosted by RS. M. F. Carrott on East Maine Street with about twenty five guests. The event precedes her marriage to Harry Flachs of Buenos Aires. Days feature upcoming entertainments and other local rites, including birthdays and club events.
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Miss Ellis
RS. M. F. Carrott
East Maine Street
Eleanor Ellis
Harry Flachs
Buenos Aires
S. A
Lillian Pierson
North Eighteenth Street
Knox
Georgana Castle
Quincy
Galesburg
Knox College
Miss Castle
City
Gertrude Tenk
Large Audiences At Revival Services
Rev. Harvey J. Moore preached to the largest Quincy audience since his arrival at Central Baptist. All day services drew big crowds with twelve decisions. Moore to stay through the week. sermon tonight on Why Men Do Not Repent from Sin. Jennings Clark returns to Keokuk to form a large revival chorus. Mrs Moore visited Quincy and dinner honor guests marked H O Channon home with Mr and Mrs D T Collins for their fifty fourth wedding anniversary.
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Harvey J. Moore
Central Baptist Church
Quincy
Moore
Jennings Clark
Keokuk
Return Home From C. E. Rally In Chicago
Miss Teresa Parsons and Miss Ruth Meyer have returned from the Intermediate Christian Endeavor rally in Chicago last week. Parsons acted as toastmistress at the banquet in the Business Girl's Club where 150 members attended. Sessions were well attended and enthusiastic with Paul Brown of California among the prominent speakers.
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Teresa Parsons
Ruth Meyer
Christian Endeavor
Chicago
Parsons
Business Girl's Club
Paul Brown
California International Intermediate
Excellent Music at the Christian Church
Sunday at the First Christian Church featured one of the season’s best winter programs led by Mrs. H. E. Becker G. G. Meador performed a saxophone solo and the ladies quartet including Neva Schallenberg Nona Schallenberg Oran McRae Edna Mufffley offered several numbers In the evening Mrs Becker and her son sang several songs
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First Christian Church
H. E. Becker
G. G. Meador
Neva Schallenberg
Nona Schallenberg
Oran McRae
Edna Mufffley
Vermont M E Welcomes Many New Members and Baptisms
Eighteen new members joined the Vermont Street Methodist Church Sunday morning and three children were christened Bonita Moorman Elizabeth Dorthea Nutt and John Benjamin Murphy. A first lesson on Christian Americanization is set for Wednesday at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Hartley leading after a pre-lecture supper. The Women’s Foreign Missionary society executive committee of Vermont Street M E will meet at the YWCA rooms Wednesday at 2:30 PM.
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Presbyterian Church
Hartley
D. V. Barker
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of
Vermont
M. E. Church
W.C. A
Shonts Widow Files Suit for Over Million in Property
Mrs Milla D Shonts widow of Theodore P Shonts files a new summons against Amanda C Thomas principal beneficiary of the late Shonts will seeking recovery of real and personal property valued over $1 000 000 alleged to have been given before his death She had recently sued Mrs Thomas for 1 000 000 damages alleging alienation of her husband s affections.
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New York
Amanda C. Thomas
Theodore P. Shonts
Milla D. Shonts
Thomas
Health Center Plans Outlined By Dr Ball In Quincy
Dr Elizabeth Ball spoke on Monday at the YWCA about establishing a Quincy health center offering free physical exams for girls and corrective gymnastics. The program aims to straighten spines improve posture and lungs and promote comfortable footwear. A demonstration clinic will follow next week with exercises and deficiencies shown by Dr Ball and Miss Florence Crush. The foot and shoe moving picture failed to arrive but will be shown in upcoming lessons and at community centers.
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Elizabeth Ball
Quincy
United States
New York City
Ball
New York
Y. W
Florence Crush
Miss Lillie Stahl Improving After Operation
Miss Lillie Stahl is steadily improving in Blessing hospital following a recent operation. Several brief notes mention Dr. Green flu vaccines, local residents visiting hospitals, and other social items including visits, travel, and a Christmas Savings Club formation at State Street Bank and Trust Co.
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Lillie Stahl
Blessing Hospital
Dr. Green
W. J. Wible
Golden
Quincy
State Street Bank and Trust Co
Washington, D. C
E. F. Stannus
Hampshire Street
Lucy Bagby
Chicago
John Heitz
Ernest Manchester
Jersey Street
Jack Danahsy
W. J. Smyth
Elm Street
Stannus
Arlene Weis
L. Musselman
Pittsburg
Green
C. H. Weiss
State Street
Fred Taylor
Gary
Ind
George Taylor
George Gilbert
New Canton
Charles Gilbert
Ten Pairs of Shoes and Not a Single Shoe to Spare
A church group discusses why men hoard clothing and household goods. Women note husbands cling to shoes and suits, while men fear losing items they might need. The piece probes gendered spending and attachment, concluding Eve’s plight echoes in domestic battles over clutter.
Easter Singing Rehearsals Under Way in Quincy
Rehearsals for Easter songs in Washington Park proceed under Harry Morrison of Community Service. A large turnout from Quincy attended a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Selections from The Messiah and The Creation were chosen, and Mrs Maude Wells Dickson will accompany the festival. Morrison plans Quincy as his headquarters with Mrs Morrison arriving.
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Washington Park
Harry Morrison
Community Service
Quincy
Chamber of Commerce
Maude Wells Dickson
Morrison
Mrs. Morrison
Christening highlights amid church services across town
Leo O'Donnell son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo O'Donnell of North Fifth street was christened by Rev. Father Brennan at St. Rose of Lima. Antoinette Friedhoff daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Friedhoff was christened by Rev. Father Optatus at St. Francis. Arthur Lohmeyer’s infant son was christened by Rev. H. J. Leemhuis with grandfathers George Lohmeyer and William Green as sponsors. Charles Soebbing son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Soebbing christened by Rev. Father Optatus at St. Francis Catholic Church, with sponsors Robert Soebbing and Mrs. John Soebbing. In Washington, a Senate naval committee wrapped up questioning Arthur Fair in connection with charges that a Naval vice squad at Newport sought to incriminate citizens for unnamed practices.
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Mr. King
Association
Elmer King
King
Chicago
Charles Blanchard
A. Heckenkamp
Little Rock Ark
Blanchard
Sophie Schell
Quincy
Ethelyn Wisegarter
Clarence
Merle Rickey
Vermont Street
John Frericks
North Twelfth Street
Frericks
St. Francis Roman Catholic Church
Mattarius
Anna Schmier
Herman Miller
Josephine Griffith
North Fifth Street
Orpheum
Griffith
Jennie Dagenberry
Laura Jean Leary
Ruth Gray
Alma Bradshaw
Margaret Haley
Orvill Puckett
Curtis Simpson
Kenneth Peague
Moody Whitfield
Ronald Gray
Margaret Baker
C. B. Baker
Broadway
Vivian Ohnemus
Harold Briggs
J. G. Briggs
North Sixth Avenue
George Lawrence
South Sixteenth Street
Harriet Pringle
Gertrude Brinks
Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert Halbach
East Maine Street
W. N. Sinnock
Hodgdon
E. Morris Hodgdon
Oak Street
Emma Brown
Kansas City
John Pipe
Schontz
Paul Beck
Fourteenth
Vermont Streets
Robert Peters
Ludwina Rottmann
St. Francis Catholic
Frank Baumgartner
Mary Waterman
Melrose
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Dayton
Henry F. Dayton
East
Maine Street
Paul
Fred Mueller
South Ninth Street
Mueller
Leo O'Donnell
Father Brennan
St. Rose of Lima Church
Antoinette
Harry B. Friedhoff
Father Optatus
St. Franci Catholic
Otto Rothgeb
Catherine Zimmerman
Arthur Lohmeyer
H. J. Leemhuis
Salem Evangelical Church
Arthur George William
George Lohmeyer
William Green
Charles William Soebbing
Leo Soebbing
St. Francis Catholic Church
Robert Soebbing
John Soebbing
Washington
Senate Naval Committee
Arthur Fairbrother
The
Providence Journal
John Raitham
Newport
Illinois Defeats Michigan 41 to 14 in Conference Match
In Urbana Illinois State University cruised to a 41 to 14 win over Michigan in a Western Conference basketball game on Monday night it marked Illinois fifth win of the season Michigan was penalized 14 times and captain Rynehner was sent from the floor after four personal fouls were charged against him.
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Urbana
University of Illinois
Michigan
Illinois
Rynehner
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio pledges one hundred dollars toward any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A W Gleason signs. advertisement states medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. testimonials and pricing included.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J
A. W. Gleason
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Ohio
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