Social whirl in Quincy hosts and visitors noted
Quincy society reports a string of entertaining events and visits. Hostess Henrietta Schwab welcomed Mildred Wall at 619 Vermont Street for a dinner in honor of Wall’s upcoming marriage to Lawrence Bremser. Pages list other guests, gatherings, auction bridge for Wall, and various parties around town with locals and visitors from New York, St. Louis, Davenport and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Schwab
Vermont Street
Mildred Wall
Lawrence Bremser
Elea Schwab
Isabelle Smyth
Mae Quinlivan
Harriet Schwab
Miss van Huff
New York
Miss Smyth
John Lusk
Fall fashion hints for velvet fall suits and coats
Daily fashion notes favor longer fall and winter coats to suit diverse figures with finger tip to long lengths. High collars and novel choker effects rise in popularity, with pile fabrics like velour and satin dominating, bold colors from reds to purples and greens, and extensive fur trim on coats and dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Social event and bridal party details from Friday notices
Edna Schlipman hosted a party for Elsie Ackerman who will wed Fred Mohrman. Two tables of 500 crowned Miss Ella Moshage. Hearts and cupids décor in red and white, a dainty luncheon followed. Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary held a South Park outing with games and a big picnic supper. Margaret Freiburg left for Mexico Missouri to visit an old schoolmate Ruth Hoxey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Schlipman
Elsie Ackerman
Fred Mohrman
Ella Moshage
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus
South Park
Margaret Freiburg
Maine Street
Mexico, Mo
Ruth Hoxey
Bundy Brown Wedding Sealed in Quincy Home
Annie Dundy and Harley Brown were married Sunday afternoon at 924 North Second Street. The Rev. James Q. Kirkpatrick officiated. Both from Durham Missouri, they plan to reside in Quincy. Attending were Mrs. Emma Dundy, Clara Cameron of Burlington, Mrs. Sarah Mohe of Elvaston, and Pearl Dundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundy. Brown
Annie Dundy
Harley Brown
Ernest Powles
North Second Street
James Q. Kirkpatrick
Durham
Quincy
Bowles
Emma Dundy
Clara Cameron
Burlington
Sarah Mohe
Elvaston
Pearl Dundy
Weigel Jackson Pair Wed in Sioux Falls Bond
Victor Jackson married Vera Weigel at Sioux Falls South Dakota last Friday. The bridegroom is son of Mr and Mrs W B Jackson of Thirty sixth and Broadway. They will reside in Worthing South Dakota where Mr Jackson farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weigel-Jackson
Victor Jackson
Vera Weigel
Sioux Falls
W. B. Jackson
Thirty-sixth
Broadway
Worthing
S. D
Banns published for Katherine Schuett and Albert Doulman
Banns for the forthcoming marriage of Miss Katherine Schuett and Albert Doulman were issued Sunday at St John’s Catholic Church. The wedding date has not yet been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Schuett
Albert Doulman
St. John’s Catholic Church
Officers Elected by United Young People Federation
At St Pauls church in Quincy the annual meeting of the United Young Peoples federation of the Evangelical churches elected officers for the year. Officers include President Rev A W Fruechte Vice Presidents Rev H J Leemhuis Rev Paul Langhorst and Rev Walter Dickman Financial secretary Miss Anna Ellerbrock Recording secretary Miss Helen Koch re elected Treasurer Edwin Hoener and the officers will also serve as trustees. A constitutional amendment moved the annual meeting to January and open air services in a local park were planned though no date was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Young People’s Federation of the
Evangelical Churches of
Quincy
St. Paul's Church
Federation
A. W. Fruechte
H. J. Leem
Day in Congress Passes Relief Fund and Health Use Resolutions
In session starting 11 a.m. debate continued on agricultural policy. Senate Chilton resolution urged President to set aside a day for Syria relief contributions in Mount Lebanon. House approved funding use of federal hospital equipment at Ellis Island to combat infantile paralysis in New York. Recessed to 11:30 a.m. Tuesday. House later passed omnibus revenue bill 240 to 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilton
Mount Lebanon
Ellis Island
New York
Man’s courtship vows harder than marriage repair
A proverb-like remark notes that winning a woman’s happiness in courtship is simpler, whereas sustaining or repairing happiness after marriage proves far more challenging for a man.
Salem Aid Society Celebrates 24th Anniversary
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Salem church marked its 24th anniversary with special services led by Rev. H J Leemhuis. Since 1892 the group grew to 400 members under Rev L Von Rague. Invited guests included women from St Pauls and St Peters churches with short addresses by Rev Paul Langhorst. Music by the Salem orchestra and organ solos by Prof Hugo Schessler highlighted the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Salem
H. J. Leemhius
L. von Rague
St. Paul’s
Anniversary services mark Luther Memorial church event
Rev H A Ott former pastor of Luther Memorial Topeka arrives Wednesday to participate in the 25th anniversary services. Rev E P Schulere of Albuquerque will join later in the week and preach July 28 before returning home. Bethel Methodist Sunday school holds all day outing at South Park on July 12 with a 9 am march from the church and afternoon amusements, fish pond, fancy work sale, aprons, races and a church women’s supper. Luther Memorial missionary society to meet Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Ott
The
Luther Memorial Church
Topeka
E. P. Schulere
Albuquerque
Bethel Methodist Church
South Park
Missionary Society of the Luther Memorial Church
A Doctor's Remedy for Coughs Ad
A promotional note for Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey claims the cough medicine cures summer coughs and colds. It states the remedy soothes irritation stops coughing kills germs and benefits the patient. A 25 cent bottle is advertised and urged to prove its value at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Adv
Two Yards and a House of Happy Play
A reflection on childhood yards and parental choices between pristine order and joyful play. The author recalls two neighboring yards, one lively with children and the other immaculate but less welcoming, arguing homes should welcome children for real happiness verses sterile tidiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly
Regular meeting in Southpark program led by Miss Bertha Hermans
The afternoon gathering in Southpark featured Miss Bertha Hermans in charge of the program and Rev. I W Bingaman leading the devotional portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southpark
W C T U Meeting At Temperance Home This Afternoon
Mrs. E Moorman and her mother Mrs. Casidy will lead the W C T U gathering at the Temperance Home this afternoon. The Coming Citizen is the stated subject.
Picnic dates set for church events in July and August
At the quarterly Christchurch Sunday meeting the church picnic is scheduled for July 27 on the church campus. St. Anton ius church fixes its annual picnic for August 8 on the lawn, drawing Quincy residents who enjoy the women’s chicken supper. The Fall Creek band will provide the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
Church
St. Antonius Church
Quincy
Fall Creek
Louis William Muegge Born At Home In Fourteenth Street
St Pauls Evangelical church christened the young son of Mr and Mrs Louis Muegge of 640 South Fourteenth Street at 430 Sunday afternoon in the family home and gave him the name Louis William Muegge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Fruechte
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Louis Muegge
South Fourteenth Street
Louis William Muegge
Infant Louis William Muegge Christened at St Pauls
Louis William Muegge infant son of Mr and Mrs Louis Muegge was christened Sunday afternoon by Rev A W Fruechte of St Pauls Evangelical Church with sponsors Liam Schaller Marie Schaller and Willya Schaller. A total of 842 dollars was raised at the St Marys church picnic held Tuesday July 4 per committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis William
Louis Muegge
A. W. Fruechte
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Marie and
Willia Schaller
St. Mary’s Church
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Knee Pain Relief
A Philo Pennsylvania reader reports wonderful relief after using Sloan's Liniment on stiff knees. The ad urges readers to try one application, noting it penetrates without rubbing and costs 24 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
James S. Ferguson
Philo
Personal notices from Quincy area readers on summer travel and visits
John Daniels of 613 North Eighth street leaves Sunday for Denver Cole to spend a two week vacation visiting Colorado City and Colorado Springs and other points. Russell Reese of Kansas City arrives to spend school vacation with grandmother Mrs. Hanora Daniels, 613 North Eighth street. Miss Louise Givens of Mt. Sterling came to Quincy and was operated on at St. Mary's hospital, convalescing nicely. Edgar S. Potters of 1119 State street went to La Grange to join family on a trip. Maude Barrett, Cheerful Home visitor, enjoying summer with Galena relatives, plans to return in fall. Porter Dunbar of 1007 Kentucky street, burned from lime, progressing nicely. Lee Helmich, Wabash express messenger, hosting his mother from Bloomington. Mrs. Charlies W. Pfeiffer of Quincy and Mrs. Peter Deitz of St. Louis return from near Marceline after about a week visiting relatives. Mrs. Deits visiting Quincy relatives. Alvan Bruening of St. Louis visiting Frank Wachtel, 312 South Eighteenth street. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dick return from Kansas City with Albert J. Dick and bride, honeymooning at Yellowstone Park and Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daniels
North Eighth Street
Denver
Cole
Mr. Daniels
Colorado City
Colorado Springs
Russell Reese
Kansas City
Hanora Daniels
Louise Givens
Mt. Sterling
Quincy
St. Mary's Hospital
Edgar S. Potters
State Street
la Grange
Lee Helmich
Chicago
Bloomington
Charlies W. Pfeiffer
Peter Deitz
St. Louis
Marcelline
Deits
Quincey
Alvan Bruening
Frank Wachtel
South Eighteenth Street
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P. C. Johnson
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Elizabeth Channon
Francis Poling
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Katherine Cadogan
Macon
E. M. Betsford
Rockford
Tiny Leone
Frank Henry Weems
Orpheum
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Oak Street
Wall
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Davenport
John Fick
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Oscar Ringier
Charles Demaree
Nan Curry
Ottumwa
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Cameron
Ira Calkins
Rankin Farm
K. E. Waldron
Vine
Fifth Street
West
Adele Witzig
Emma Olmsted
City
A. J. Brockschmidt
Park Place
Anna K. Anderson
James O. Kirkpatrick
Grace Methodist Church
Anderson
Sheridan Road Methodist Church
Edna Pearce
John Schmiedeskamp
Mrs. Cranmer
Edith Wentzel
Edith Reuter
W. I. McKee
Danville
Mrs. McKee
J. H. VandenBoom
Herman Hokamp
Macomb
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Peoria
Eva Bernstein
Rome
N. Y
Winifred Irwin
Frank Osborn
Bauff Park
W. S. Flack
Anna Flack Bowen
Maria
Ralph Gardner
Gladys Anderson
Bishop
Charles Anderson
Long Lake
Wisconsin
Miss Anderson
Gardner
Emery
May Farrar
Julius Williams
Monrovia
Cal
Williams
Julia Heath
California the Beautiful
E. V. Seggelke
Jacksonville
Addison Taylor
Taylors
Charles Osborn
Wilbur Lemley
Kansas City, Mo
Lemley
Finley Carrott
Ness
U. ¥. P. Federation
St. Paul’s Church
Congress
Senate
House
Salem Aid Society
St. Jacobi Church
Kleemeyer
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Twenty-fourth
Bay Racks
St. Francis
Wand Springs
Melrose
Louisa Mast
Anna Grave
Rose Lammers
Pauline Freese
Agnes Tibesar
George Meise
Henry Brinks
Herbert Dreier
Otto Linneman
Edward Schlangen
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Young People's Society
Cleveland
Ohio
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Liam Schaller
Normandy
Platte Valenciennes
Albert Dick
Albert J. Dick
Yelowstone Park
Gem City Grocery Co
Hampshire
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