Recital by Mrs Persons Pupil Ensemble Delights Church Audience
A large audience enjoyed a varied program by Mrs Margaret Persons music pupils in the Presbyterian church parlors. Miss Irma Reichert added violin solos, with a string of pieces including Hungarian Romance and Legende. The event showcased many named performers and pieces, reflecting a lively student recital.
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Margaret
Presbyterian Church
Irma Reichert
William Spencer Johnson
Lustige’ Musikanten
Oskar
Wolf Lilfian Troweers
Reveil du Printemps
Gkrimi Alma
Bredeweg
Rondino
Bee Hire . Schultz
Chester Shannon
Persons
Bohm
Gavotte
Bohm _ Irma
Reichert
V.caceeee Gruetzmacher
Chase
Rheinberger Duo
Valse
Tschalkowski
Dorothy Werner
Marguerite Leindecker
Papillon
Greig
Weiss Eer
Hahn Ethel Myers
Franklin School PTA holds final meeting of year
The sewing circle of the Franklin School Parent Teacher Association held its last meeting of the year on Thursday afternoon at the school. Many members attended and accomplished much work. A social hour followed with dainty refreshments. Guests include Mr and Mrs C P Whitney and Dorothy of Colusa, Mr Whitney a teacher in Colusa, planning a summer trip. Mrs J L Lane of Toronto arrived for an extended visit with her sister Mrs W H Alexander. Mrs Henry Long of Kansas City expected soon to visit her parents. Mr and Mrs Adams returned from New York City. A hayrack ride for the High School Senior class was postponed to this evening due to muddy country roads. Mrs Frank Kirsch and two daughters Genevieve and Marjorie of Isa Porte Ind are visiting Mr and Mrs John Fuelbier. Mrs Joseph VandenBoom of Kansas City is visiting her sister Mrs Henry Strunk.
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Webster
Gem City Electric Company
Quincy Gas, Electric, and Heating Company
W. A. Schwindele
Miisié
Victrola
J. W. Dryden
John. W. Dryden
Louise Curtis
St. Louis
the. Sewing Circle
Franklin ‘School
C. P. Whitney
Dorothy
Colusa
Whitney
William, Peters
Jefferson Street
J. L.lane
Toronto
Canada
W.H. Alexander
Kentucky Street
Lane
Detroit
Mich
Ernest White
J. J. Hanna
Frank Kirsch
Genevieve
Marjorie
Isa Porte, Ind
John Fuelbier
Feta
Rochester Visit to Beloit Wisconsin
Mrs. R. A. Rochester and her daughter Miss Helena Rochester traveled to Beloit Wisconsin to visit the home of Mrs. George Springer, who is Helena’s sister and Rochester’s daughter.
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Wisconsin
R. A. Rochester
Helena Rochester
Beloit
George Springer
American liner to sail despite strike
New York June 4 The American liner Philadelphia will steam for Liverpool tomorrow on schedule despite a wage dispute with engineers seeking a 100 percent increase. P A S Franklin of International Mercantile Marine said a full engine crew would be aboard, with further talks to resolve demands. Engineers from the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association had threatened to strike unless wages were doubled.
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New York
Philadelphia
Liverpool
P. A. S. Franklin
International Mercantile Marine Company
Line
Engineers’ Department
The
Marine. Engineers
Beneficial Association
Citrolax Best Laxative Claim from Salt Lake City Reader
A testimonial from R. H. Weikecht of Salt Lake City Utah praises Citrolax as the best laxative for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels reporting fast relief from a sick headache and a thorough painless flushing. The Miller Arthur Drug Co backs the product noting no griping or after effects.
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R. H. Weikecht
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miller & Arthur. Drug Co
27th Infantry Assignment to Philippines
Washington reports that unless plans change unexpectedly the 27th Infantry will be assigned to the Philippines. The item notes ongoing troop movements and military planning from Washington on the deployment schedule.
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Washington
27Th Infantry
Regiment to relieve 24th Infantry at Texas City
The War Department announced that a regiment sails September 5 from San Francisco for the Philippines to relieve the 24th Infantry in Texas City. The 24th will arrive in Texas City late October. No substitute regiment will be kept at Texas City unless other conditions require it.
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Texas City
War Department
San Francisco
Philippines
Austro German march on Lemberg advances on 1700 mile front
Berlin reports Austro German forces under Mackensen and Linsingen push Russians from Galicia. Slavs scramble to reform lines for a last stand. General Mackensen congratulates the Bavarian king from new Przemysl HQ as the front unfolds toward Lemberg.
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Berlin
Lemberg
Mackensen
Linsingen
Galicia
Przemysl
Bavaria
Gerhard Heads Voyage Amid U S Departure Furore
June 4 New York officials reported Mayer Gerhard, messenger to the Kaiser, hurried to his stateroom aboard the Scandinavian-American liner United States before sailing. Four friends guarded his door preventing interviews as the ship set course for Copenhagen, amid unrest and dramatic scenes ashore. Oswald Kirby defended his Metropolitan golf title with a 3 and 2 victory over James Hyde on the Apawamus Glid links.
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New York
Mayer Gerhard
United States
Gerhard
Copenhagen
Greenwich
Links
Oswald
Kirby
James R- Hyde
Bay Shore
L. L
Confederate veterans rescue at Lexington hotel fire parade
A score of Confederate veterans and Marines from Washington, part of yesterday’s reunion parade, were rescued today by firemen when a fire erupted at the Lexington hotel in Richmond. Smoke filled the building as crews battled the blaze.
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Richmond
Marine
Washington
Lexington “Hotel
Rye News Brief: Carter Jr. Retains New York District Title
In Rye New Jersey on June 4, Phillip Carter Jr. defended his title as the New York district champion. Henry J. Hopping was noted in coverage as a participant or challenger in the event.
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Rye
Phillip, Carter Jr
New ‘York
Henry, J. Hopping
Railroad Freight Houses Shortened Summer Hours
The C B O Q Wabash and QO C and K C R freight houses and offices will close at 12 o clock noon on Saturdays during June July and August. They will keep open Saturday July 3. On account of a legal holiday Monday July 5 1915 local freight agents announce the change with approval from officials of the C B and Q and Wabash railroads.
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C. Bo& Q
Wabash and QO. C. & K. C
Mandy
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Orpheum
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Christ Church
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Lockwood
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VandenBoom
Kansas City
Henry
Strunk
Vine Street
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Democratic Party
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Broadway
Quincy
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Orange Street
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Pittsfield
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