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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1915

Page

7

Marriages, social events fill Quincy society pages

Dorothy Alexander reports on George Steinbrecher and Laura Krause’s wedding at St John’s Catholic Church, with plans for a Chicago trip and home at 124 North Tenth. Also covered are Rice-Ehret wedding at St Boniface, Kelker-Murray nuptials in Omaha, and Loos Schmidt silent ceremony. Local clubs, visits, and upcoming summer plans for residents are noted.

George Steinbrecher Laura Krause St. John’s Catholic Church Joseph Postner George Schumacher August Steinbrecher Quincy Bottling Works

Miss Michelmann Plans New England Trust Sermon

Miss Dora Michelmann of 639 Ohio street spends weeks at Elmhurst Illinois for a special cause for Sunday school teachers at the Evangelical church college. From Elmhurst she will visit Chicago for a two weeks visit with friends.

Nellie. Welch Ethel Oakland E. Welch Elm. Street Chicago Helen Bertha Gehring Vermont Street Dora Michelmann Ohio Street Elmhurst Ill College of the Evangelical Church Avill

Birthday Party for Virginia Lancaster Turns Eight

Virginia Lancaster daughter of Mr and Mrs W Emery Lancaster entertained a group of friends Tuesday afternoon at her home to celebrate her eighth birthday With games diversions a trip to Schwindeler s and a visit to the Orpheum the guests included Mary Sinnock Frederick Mohrenstecher Ruth Gardner Helen Richards Frances Cox Ruth Tenk Mary Agnes Tenk Virginia Newcomb Marie Pieper Nadine Odell Georganne and Elizabeth Castle and Arlene Weis Miss Weis left for Holland Michigan with her parents to spend time at The Grands hotel

Virginia Lancaster W. Emery Lancaster Schwindelers The Orpheum Mary Sinnock Frederick Mohrenstecher Ruth Gardner Helen Richards Frances Cox Ruth Tenk Mary Agnes Tenk Virginia Newcomb Marie Pieper Nadine Odell Tim Castle Georganne Elizabeth Arlene. Weis A. W. D. Weis Holland Michigan

Mrs Thomas B McClintic Returns From Far East

Mrs Thomas B McClintic widow of Dr T B McClintic United States Public Health Service official who died during a spotted fever outbreak in Montana has arrived in San Francisco after visiting the Philippines She traveled with her young daughter Miss Thomasia and described moccasin muleback journeys to remote islands encountering primitive natives and dangers she faced without serious trouble Theresa Drexel of Washington was her prior name and among the capital’s known young women

Eila Kelker Quincy R. C. Murray Gately Clothing Company John Kelker Omaha Neb Mr. Murray M. F. Murray Locust Street Tie Quincy High School Vermont Street M. E. Church Thomas B.’ McClintic T. B.mcclintic United States Public ‘Health Service Montana San Francisc Font Philippines Feybank McClintic Far East Thomasia

Local social notices list dinner and card club hosts

Mrs Will Sinnock plans a dinner for friends at her North Eighteenth Street home this evening. Mrs Lawrence Best hosted a small card club gathering on Wednesday afternoon. Georgiana Cottrell daughter of Mr and Mrs George Cottrell entertains a group at her South Eighteenth Street home this morning. Miss Margaret Lauter of 1128 Kentucky Street will host a small club this afternoon.

Leslie G.hall North Fifth Street Euripides E. N. Monroe Maine Street Northport Mich John Carroll St. Louis Georgina Cottrell South Eighteenth Street Will I Sinnock North Eighteenth Street Georgiana Cottrell George Cottrell Margaret Lauter Kentucky Street

Campaign Facts Raise Vote Total Beyond Three Billion

Report notes an extraordinary claimed voter turnout with totals surpassing three billion. It emphasizes claims about participation levels and polling context, citing unnamed officials and optimistic projections in a sweeping political briefing.

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