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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1919
Page
8
Side Side Talks Ruth Cameron urges self respect and courage to avoid undervaluing one’s abilities after noting a lawyer’s career suffered from deferential behavior. She cites St Paul and Titus to emphasize authority balanced with humility and warns against letting others despise you while you uphold self esteem.
Concordia residents report on a city ambulance call for a young girl near Eighteenth and Maine, visits by travelers from Ursa and Payson, and local shop promos. Miss May Ligon travels from Canton, Missouri, and several couples attend weddings in Keokuk. Homemaking sales, vacation plans, and hospital updates intertwine with community notes and school enrollments.
Chicago July 16 Republican women district chairmen from Illinois 18 districts outlined creation of a 46 000 strong field workforce to back the party in the 1920 presidential race Vowing unity with men Mrs Medill McCormick national leader spoke of non partisan politics as a misnomer Also presenting were Mrs Fletcher Dobyns of Chicago and Mrs Douglas Harvey of Dixon The session was executive.
Threshing and hay making progress. B C Shires and family and Misa Susie Spath attended supper at Dover. Mrs Laslie McCann visited her niece Mrs J Clow. Blackberries being put up. Mr and Mrs 8S W Killebrew were in Ewing. John Shackleford has a new Ford. Dr Nations and family and CH Ward of Quincy visited Griswold and Shires. Mr and Mrs Davis Briscoe visited Rob Briscoe in Ewing. Susie Spath and Willi Schoffield shopped in Quincy. Mrs Nettle Jenkins is very ill. Dr Custer attending. Rev W K Moore preached at M E church. Ramatist church to hold services Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs A Ketha are on the
Toad to recovery now. Mr and Mrs J W Shackleford and Mr and Mrs Deams Leach attended a basket dinner. Mrs F M Fountain and children spent Monday with Mrs B C Shires. Mr and Mrs Dave Johnson and sons spent Saturday in Quincy. Cal Kelley entertained relatives of Mr Kelly. Mrs Kate Belves and daughter Bertha were in Quincy Friday. Office work under benevolent ruling for two weeks. advertise in Whig Want Ads for better post.
Miss Clara Bauhaus daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bauhaus and Louis Zwick were married at St Boniface Catholic church Tuesday morning. Attendants were Miss Stella Schoenhoes and Cornelius Klene with Regina Zwick as flower girl. Ushers were Andrew Musholt and Edgar Meis. The bride wore white georgette crepe with Ophelia roses, and her attendant pink organza also carried Ophelia roses. A wedding breakfast for thirty four was held at the Bauhaus home with sweet peas and smilax. Mrs Zwick, born in Leavenworth, moved here years ago and works at Kesphol Mohrenstecher Co. Mr Zwick is with Ranhaus-Zwick Co currently a Quincy Conservatory violin graduate. They plan to travel to Milwaukee after Chicago then return to live at 823 North Ninth Street.
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