Quiet Wedding in Quincy Brings Swartz and Wingert Union
A quiet ceremony at the Wingert home on Jersey Street joined Hazel Wingert and Jeremiah J. Swartz from Fargo North Dakota. Rev James Robert Smith officiated with a ring service as relatives looked on. The couple left for Fargo to begin married life. Miss Wingert wore a dark blue corded silk traveling suit. Swartz is a designer and draftsman who worked for Knittel Show Case works in Quincy before moving to Fargo. The wedding and related notices also mention Mrs F E Stannus and daughter Miss Etta C Stannus planning a western trip and other social happenings in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Wingert
Jersey Street
Hazel
Jeremiah J. Swartz
Fargo
North Dakota
James
Robert Smith
Congregational Church
Wingert
Killarney Roges
Smilax
Mr. Swartz
Germany
Quincy
Chicago
Swartz
Etta C. Stannus
Berkeley
Cal
Stannus
Berkeley University
Denver
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Spokane
Black Hills
Adadms County Teachers’ Institute
Clemens Siepker and Miss Pearl Guill wed quietly
Clemens HH Siepker son of Mrs Jessie Siepker 330 South Sixteenth street and Miss Pearl E Guill daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Guill 1511 State street were married yesterday at 9 am by Justice Ben Heckle in his office The wedding surprised relatives as they had known of the engagement Siepker recently worked at Tenk Wardware and is now in St Louis They left for St Louis to live Mrs Steiners sister Mattie wed Lawrence Persons at Palmyra in a separate note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lawrence Wells
Suinday
Will Rothgeb
Billy
Galesburg
Elsa ‘Rothgeb
Peoria
Macomb
Helen Rothgeb
Will ‘Rothgeb
Quincy
Helen
Clemens HH. Siepker
Jessie Siepker
South Sixteenth Street
Pearl E. Guill
J. A. Guill
State Street
Ben Heckle
Siepker
Tenk Wardware Company
St. Louis
Dinner and theater party honor Miss Weis and Miss Prudden
McCullough Winters hosted a dinner at the Winters home followed by a box at the Orpheum for The Girl We Love in compliment to Miss Mildred Weis of Coffeyville Kansas and Miss Elizabeth Prudden of Brookline Massachusetts. A second luncheon honored Mrs Ralph Sarley and Miss Weis with guests including Mrs Carley Miss Tennert and others from Boston Texas and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theater
Mahdah Weems Brady
Quincy
Rose Brady
Kewanee
Lawrence Best
M. B. Crocker
Hannibal
Country Club
Mississippi River Power, Boat Association
Alfred S. Ellis
Eleanor
Dixson
Edna
George Cottrell
Georginia
Julia Bacon
Duker
Cot ‘Rell
Harry Morris
Halbach
Florence Halbach
Mast Avenue
Ralph Sarley
Peoria
Mildred Weis
Coffeyville
Kan
Carley
Weis
Elizabeth Tennert
Texas
Ralph Gardner
Ellen Sinnock
Mildred
Elizabeth Wheeler
Daugh
Marjorie Wheeler
Boston
Mass
Atter
L. P. Wheeler
Melrose
California
Rose Arnold
Twenty- Fourth
Maine Streets
Mildred .Weis
Coffeysville
Mildred McKee
Broadway Beauty Crowned Miss Cassassa in Contest
Miss Florence Cassassa of Brooklyn New York won the American beauty contest among 300 entrants. Standing 5 feet 7.5 inches tall and weighing 4 pounds? she is praised as Venus and Juno by judges. Her father is a retired wealthy merchant, and she favors outdoor sports. A photograph secured her the crown as many beauties appeared in person for Electra’s title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Florence
Cassassa
Tne
Union
Brooklyn
N. Vuaniss
Venus
Juno
Miss. Cassassa
S. Crown
Ipa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sorothy Alexander
Jeremiah Swartz
Miss Wingert
South Park
F. Lepper
Ohio Street
Lepper
Wiliam
Frederick
Edward
Arthur
Ira
Matthew
George
Louis
Quine
Lydia Pfeiffer
Thomas Loos
Emma Lepper
Orpheum
Harold Barnkow
Will’ Barnkow
Toronto
Carleton Place
Canada
Niagara Falls
Clemens Siepker
Miss Guill
Mary’ Robertson
Samuel Robertson
Maine Street
A. C.,valeere
Des Moines
Presbyterian Church
Jacksonville
Rachel” Hall
Geo. Wilson
Ruth Calkins
Kittie
Letha Bunting
Maria “Bowen
Hall
William Dillon
Chitago
W .Gillespie
North Sixth Avenue
Dillon
Dillon & Yestland
Gillespie
Turner Farm
Addie
Julia “Turner
Business Women’s Club
Miss Trower
Lillian Trower
Priscilla Club
North Seventeenth Street
Butler Home
Marie
Zola Butler
North Twenty-fifth Street
Missouri
Byrdie Shirely
Eva
Mary Waddill
Cora Shaw
Florence ~ Rothchald
Lucille White
Helen Landis
Nellite
Kirksville
Miss Fels
Yancey
la Belle
Decatur
Marion. Smith
Ill
Will. Barnkow
Sixth Street
Barnkow
Carl, Knittel
Mrs
Joseph Knittel
Ihuotel Newcomb
Ashville
North Carolina
Chicago Art School
Mary Beatts
Chicago School of the Arts
Marion Belle Weil
Nashville, Tenn
Gussie, Michael
Louisiana, Mo
W. L. Milroy
Mary B. Hyde
Chester Bone
Prairie City
Helen Brinck
Gertrude Meyer
D. A
Eloise
Tim Tastle
Sixteenth
Maine
Lois Benton
Hampshire Street
Florense Cassassa
N. 5Th St
Panama
Quincy ,Gas, Electric & Heating Company
Ted
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