Social News From Quincy and Surroundings
Elizabeth McDavitt of St Paul visits aunt Mrs Tra Calkins and attends a Country Club dancing party with fifty guests. Miss Gehring hosts an informal gathering. Helen Ford returns home after several parties. Mrs George H Wilson hosts tea for Frances Crowl and Clara Ball. Picnic at Highland Park enjoyed by Hirsh store staff. Wedding surprise for George Knoblock and Bertha Barth in Hannibal. Dr Alice B Wiemar to lecture at Presbyterian church. Exposition visit group from Quincy reports San Francisco Panama Fair.
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Paul
City
Margaret Horton
Minneapolis
Elizabeth Prudden
Brookline
Mass
McAfee
Oak Park
Neysa’ McMein
New York
Helen Ford
Mt. Sterling
Florine Gehring
Maine Street
Miss Ford
Miss Gehring
George H. Wilson
South Twenty- Fourth Street
Frances. Crowl
Wooster
Wilson
Clara Ball
Bushnell
Winifred Tompkins
Avon
George Knoblock
Bertha Barth
Melrose
Hannibal
Theodore Walz
St. John's Lutheran Church
Knoblock
E. J. Barth
South Thirty-sixth Street
Edward Knoblock
East State Street
Quincy
Alice. B. Wiemar
Presbyterian -Church Christian Endeavor Society
Weimar
Ethel Myers
San Francisco
George
Koehler
Harry Channon
Elizabeth
James
Chester
Hattie Collins
Grace Channon
Long Beach
C.al
Noise of War Continues as London Feels Pulse of Battle
Viscount Bryce reviews events that may follow from a massive struggle. The report notes ongoing war noises echoing through London as tensions rise and potential developments loom.
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London
Viscount Bryce
Small States Gain From War Threat, Bryce Says
Lord Bryce argues that preserving territorial integrity of Belgium Serbia Switzerland Holland is a major war outcome. He lauds small states as pacific barriers and urges an international code ensuring treaties are respected by all nations.
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London
Viscount Bryce
Associated Press
Lord Bryce
Washington
House of Lords
Westminster
America
Lord’ Bryce
Germany
Belgium
von Bernhardt
Serbia
Switzerland
Holland
Auc
Suburban Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Winnie McMiffen and her children visited parents Mr and Mrs W W Harris in Fiford last week. Mrs Amey Shousé visits daughter Mrs Ellery Allensworth south of Edina. Mrs Chester Travers travels to Linneus for her grandmother Mrs Dent’s illness. Mrs and Mrs McRae host Hannibal visitors. Vera McReynolds spent weekend in Kirksville with Dr Ralph. Frances Ewart and Miss Wright of Galesburg stayed with Lela Shouse. Wm Meredith of Edina was a business visitor Saturday. Mr Shenk, formerly of this city, now of Elmer, greeted old friends Tuesday. Hazel Goodwin visits Edina this week. Funeral of Mrs A R Music at Brashear drew Honorary pallbearers Mesdames Cora Yearger Rachel Browning Janie Burk Lucy Freeman and Rosa Browning from Yeoman Lodge.
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Winnie McMiffen
Fiford
W. W. Harris
Amey Shousé
Ellery Allensworth
Edina
Chester Travers
Linneus
Dent
Hannibal
Mrs. McRae
Vera McReynolds
Kirksville
Ralph
Frances .Ewart
Miss Wright
Galesburg
Lela Shouse
Wm. Meredith
Mr. Shenk
Elmer
Hazel Goodwin
A. R. Music
Brashear
Mesdames
Cora Yearger
Rachel Browning
Janie Burk
Lucy Freeman
Rosa Browning
Yeoman Lodge
Social News From Bethel Missouri Ties Local Families
Bethel residents report family visits and social events with extended relatives from Shelbyville and Green City. Mrs. MM Smith hosts an ice cream social for grandchildren and neighbors while Miss Ethryn Curry suffers fever. parrot eggs hatchings noted. William Steinbach plans to visit Aurora Oregon for relatives and the Panama exposition.
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MM. Smith
Robertson
Shelbyville
Bethel
Miss
Marine ~ Runyon
Near Leonard
Samuel Baiz
Ethryn Curry
James Clagcott
Polly
United States
William Steinbach
Aurora
Ore
Panama Exposition
QO. B.rirk
Louray
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Dorothy ‘Alexander
Highland
Hirsh
Highland Park
John Sanftleben
Beatrice Sanftleben
Prairie Avenue
Sne
Teles
Wall
Frey ‘and Tittle
Virginia
Toledo
Mamie Richardson
Michigan
Sam- Blas- Janid
Blassind Uinderwent
Blessing Hospital
Pauline’ Laws
Macomb
State Normal
Plymouth
Augusta
Miss Laws
Jackson School
Princeton
East St. Louis
Halligan
Louise ‘Stinson
Springfield
J. E. Halligan
North
Twelfth Street
Miss Stinson
Chicago
Miss Vansteel
Miss Butler
Clarence, A. ‘Wells
East
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Peas
Lulu Morton
Moody Institute
HW. D Morton
North Ninth Street
Minneapolis, Minn
John A. Stillwell
Miss Horton
George R. Cottrell
Missouri
de Brown
Helen
Mrs. Brown
Woodlawn, Mo
Ben Benjamin
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Gem City
Gem City Furniture Store
F. W. Bunch
Maine St
Quincy, Il
B. H. Schallenberg
Metz
Studebaker
Flanders
Carter
Overland
Europe
Illinois
Quincy, Ill
Iowa
F. R. Lusk
Seaton Irwin
J. Albert Wittler
B. F. Baldon
News OF Suburbs
Knox City, MO
Bethel, MO
Lee Newman
A. Grossman
Shelbina
Houtz
M. E. Church
G. Bauer
William Bair
P. EB. Steinbach
David Hower
Lucy Moore
North of Bethel
Badke" Hayward
C. E. Bower
Trene
Vivian
AL HL. Boehringer
Green City
Léo Will
Ray Vickett
St. Paul
Lake Cooper
Keokuk
Keokuk Lock
St. Louis
Streckfus
incsAmerica
Mississippi
St. Louis, Mo
Sibley
St. Paul, Minn
Mooré
Shiloh
Chichester
Diamng
Ialag
Icheea
Randy
Red
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