Last Recital Highlights of Lydia Varnhorst and Violin Recital
Social affairs note Lydia Varnhorst graduates with a piano recital in Quincy College of Music hall featuring Mendelssohn Brahms Chopin and other composers. Violin recital by Vlasta Fortier, student of Martha Granadier, follows with works by Onata Beethoven and Gabriel-Marie. Delegates and society guests mingle at gatherings, receptions, and weekend homecomings across Centralia, Champaign, Galesburg, and Washington events.
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Lydia Varnhorst
Uincy College of Music
Miss Varhorst
Neerto
Rees Mendelssohn
Miss Felt
Prcone
Schumann Donaise
Ee Due Wienianste , Seitz
Church News and Social Plans at Local Churches
The W F M S of Kentucky Street Methodist holds annual services at 10 30 with Miss Lydia Poole re turn missionary and Mrs William Bakke district president present to support foreign missions. The Tri Mu Bible class plans a strawberry ice cream social June 15 on T Iler lawn to fund War Savings Stamps for the new church fund. Baptismal services follow Rev S M Duke returning from Chicago revival.
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Kentucky Street Methodist Church
Lydia Poole
William Bakke
Tri Mu Bible
Jersey Street
T. T. Iler
Willam Calloway
Calvary Baptist Church
Hannibal
New Church Fund
Eighth and Elm Street Baptist Church
S. M. Duke
Chicago
Jefferson Friendship club stages The Good Old Days charity play
Members of the Jefferson Friendship club presented The Good Old Days Thursday evening at the Y W C A for the camping fund. The performance supported the association’s camp fund with local participation and community backing.
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Jefferson Friendship Club
Association
South Side B. C. To Have Gymnasium
The South Side Boat club will soon receive complete gymnasium equipment after a meeting Friday night. A committee including Warren Hartzel D. W. Mc Coy Carl Luthin and Sam Griffin was appointed to arrange. A membership committee with Clarence Gail Charles Hartzel and Fred Luthin was formed. Two applications were voted on and three candidates initiated. The board and the Motor Boat club will hold an outing and fish fry Sunday starting at 6 from the club house landing somewhere below Quincy on the river bank with six launches full of members. Henry Dix William Green and Bert Midden dorf head the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Boat Club
Warren Hartzel
D. W. McCoy
Carl Luthin
Sam Griffin
Clarence Gail
Charles Hartzel
Fred Luthin
Board of Directors
Motor Boat Club
Quincey
Henry Dix
William Green
Bert Middendorf
Honest reform in a crowded room unfolds
The Autherman explains his shift to prompt replies and prompt bill paying, saying honesty and timely obligations give a clean feeling. The Cynic challenges the idea while the Authorman touts improved punctuality and reduced guilt from not delaying letters gifts or payments, noting it costs nothing and takes no longer than before.
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Autherman
Berrian Mother's club elects officers at last meeting
Mrs. William Bredenbeck is elected president with Mrs. W Peters as vice president and Mrs. Zahle and Mrs. Schlueter serving as secretary and treasurer. The bazar cleared $25, funds approved for a service flag and $20 to the Red Cross. Webster school lawn fete drew a large crowd with Red Cross program, musical numbers, and student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bredenbeck
Berrian
Webster School
Red Cross
Nicholas Kohl
Lucille Langhanke
Marjorie Stanbury
Robert Gill
Brief Personal Notices and Local Updates
Beginning Saturday June 8 the Quincy banks close at 3 p.m with Saturday evenings open as usual. Mrs Meta Dix returns from Raymond Minnesota due to her mother’s illness. Dr Harrison Major to Building E C Ear Nose and Throat and Glass fitted. W E Grimmer of Kansas City visits his father George Grimmer. Dr Pendleton Stern Bldg. Mr and Mrs J C Brehm and Miss Lillian Lepper of Galesburg visit relatives. Dr Stannus Hampshire St George Taylor resigns from Minors Traction to Gary Indiana for position with Hinvis Steel. 500 stylish untrimmed hats valued to 5 dollars now 1 50. Crooks Bros. Miss Ozela Bass of Lineville School graduates from Normal in Macomb. Hats chosen by Rotarian ladies now here. Mervyn Lytle Northwest ern University student returns for summer with parents. Mooshert Legion and Quincy Lodge of Masons hold meetings Friday night. service flag reaches ten stars. North Side Boat club members Mack Campbell and Walter Riley in Camp Gordon receive letters. Saturday night dances to be discontinued for now.
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Quincy
Meta Dix
Raymond
Minn
Harrison
W. E. Grimmer
Kansas City
George Grimmer
Pendleton
Stern Bldg
J. C. Brehm
Lillian Lepper
Galesburg
Stannus
Hampshire St
Crooks Bros
Ozela Bass
Linevela
Macomb
Bass
Crooks
Mervyn Lytle
Northwestern University
Paaty
Orpheum
W. C. Lytle
Vermont Street
Mooschert Legion
Quincy Lodge of Masons
Masonic Temple
Mack Campbell
Walter Riley
North Side Boat Club
Camp Gordon
Man on the Box college play delights crowd at Orpheum
The High School Seniors staged The Man on the Box with Miss Gladys Paul as Miss Annesley and Ralph Heidbreder as Colonel Annesley. The play features mistaken identity, romance, and a Washington backdrop, with Mrs Hartung guiding the cast and a police court to Chevy Chase setting.
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Ralph Heidbreder
George Annesley
Marie Bowen
Conway
Miss Annesley
Helen Schulte
James
Annesley
Ted Urban
Frank Malambri
Count Karloff
George Hartung
Chevy Chase
Washington, D. C
Colonel Annesley
Martin
George Ebert
Cassidy
Ee Darepe
Albert Dickhutfficer O' Brien
Mounted Police
Geesee Vhd
Fred Garner
Charles Henderson
Lawrence Emmons
Watts
William Hayworth
Carl Martindale
Betty Annesley
Gladys Paul
Cora
Helen Schultze
Robert Warburton
Pierre
Karloff
Nancy
Warburton
Bob
Virginia Pry William
Casper Schwab
Frank Raleigh
U.S.A
John A. Bader
Bijou theater to close temporarily in Quincy
A hot weather driven closure announced Friday will pause Bijou operations with plans to reopen later. Other items note Deputy Grubb’s arrest for child abandonment, William Allensworth released on recognizance, Warren Cassell leaving for Denver to work for Kale Stock Remedy, and a publishers meeting on second class mail rate changes. Gene Murphy lies ill at Marv's hospital amid family ties in Quincy. The column closes with a tale of a wise youth seeking a father’s telephoned consent.
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Bijou
Ernest Grubb
William Allensworth
Near Liberty
Denver
Warren Cassell
Polo Department
Colo
Kale Stock Remedy Company
Quincy
Cassell
Parade Marks Close Of Baby Week At Cheerful Home
About 275 babies examined this week with 200 registered for the closing baby parade this afternoon at Cheerful Home. Mothers must call to reserve a place by noon. parade departs from Ninth and Hampshire headed by the city band and will include rides through city parks. Judge Lyman McCarl spoke on Illinois as the biggest mother and juvenile care, noting the state and county systems, mothers pensions, and placement of children in good homes.
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Chester Wilcox
Ninth
Hampshire
Wampshire
Maine
Eighth Street
McCarl
Mr. McCarl
St Johns Class Confirmed Sunday
St Johns parish confirms a list of children to receive confirmation from Bishop Ryan during his Quincy visit next Sunday. The group includes Frank Kuhlmann Elmer Menke Elmer Weichlein Arthur Rocke Earl Altgilbers Maurice Jansen Louis Deters Aloysius Frankenhoff Walter Prost George Winking Henry Dopheide Fred Schuette Gertrude Bocke Esther Boesing Laurine Engels Agnes Frese Ruth Hummel Mildred Johannes Marie Nollmeyer Helen Lummer Alvira Winking.
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St. John's Parish
Bishop Ryan
Quincy
Frank Kuhlmann
Elmer Menke
Elmer Weichlein
Arthur Rocke
Earl Altgilbers
Maurice Jansen
Louis Deters
Aloysius Frankenhoff
Walter Prost
George Winking
Henry Dopheide
Fred Schuette
Gertrude Bocke
Esther Boesing
Laurine Engels
Agnes Frese
Ruth Hummel
Mildred Johannes
Marie Nollmeyer
Helen Lummer
Alvira Winking
Pittsfield Illinois Personal Notes and Travels
Bert Niccum returns from a two week stay with relatives in St. Louis and Kansas City. Albert Hoos buys a new six cylinder automobile to better serve customers at his Nelson garage. Charles H. Nelson travels to Chicago for business and expansion of his car allotment. Ada Farrington visits Helen Shriver at a Quincy business college. Helen Leeds stays with grandmother Mrs. James R. Bradbury at Versailles. Pearl Dell plans to attend Macomb State Normal School. Mrs. C. W. Caughlan visits Payson with her mother Mrs. Elvina Long. Mrs. Roy Carrel and children stay with Frank Carrel’s family near town. Margaret DeLapp visits Hull friend Miss Gertrude Wells. Edna Robison returns home from Ashland for the summer. W. C. Hippard reports to the secretary of state on auto licenses and finds several holders still worded LOST H cenees. Prosecutors may follow unless new licenses are obtained. Charles Bodine of Lake City visits. Faye Williams arrives from Whitewater Wisconsin where she studied. Prof RL OR Kirinel addresses Milton eighth grade commencement. Mrs. Emma Wassell and Miss Fannie Rentiew plan an extended trip through Arkansas Texas Colorado to visit relatives. Epworth League delegates to Rushville district convention June Ted.
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Pittsfield
Ill
Bert Niccum
St. Louis
Kansas City
Albert Hoos
Charles H. Nelson
Chicago
Nelson Garage
Ada Farrington
Helen Shriver
Frank Carrel
Margaret DeLapp
Hull
Gertrude Wells
Edna Robison
Ashland
W. C. Hippard
Secretary of State
Charles Bodine
Lake City
Town
Faye Williams
Fran Whitewater
Wis
RL OR. Kirinel
Dpirtsfield
Milton
Emma Wassell
Aliss Fannie Rentiew
Arkansas
Texas
Colorado
Helen Biddle
Marvy Cauchlan
Tewel Curless
Louise Wells
Marv Brown
Frank Berry
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Rushville
Registration outlines for German alien women in the United States
U S Marshal emphasizes rules defining German enemy alien women under April 1918 general regulations. The long list details who must register based on birth, citizenship, marriage to Germans, naturalization, and status changes, including American mothers with German spouses and widow rules.
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United States
Vincent Y. Daliman
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Schleswig-Holstein
Georgetown University confirms Charles Nauert graduate in 1134 Adams Street
The Georgetown D C list of graduates this year includes Charles Nauert of 1134 Adams Street. He previously attended St Francis College and Gem City Business College.
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Georgetown University
Georgetown
D. C
Charles Nauert
Adams Street
St. Francis College
Gem City Business College
Fashions for Americans Three Piece Sleeveless Coat Trend
The sleeveless coat first shown as sport wear in spring 1918 has been adopted by Paris designers in three piece suits. American makers follow Paris, creating versatile outfits with a plain straight dress, a deep square sailor collar, and a draped coat. Velvet or velveteen underdresses with satin or wool coats emerge as smart fall options.
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Paris
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James Wedter
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Jacksonville
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Mt. Vernon
Ohio
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W. W. Enlow
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Country Club
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Church News
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Anna Kordsiemon
Department of Special Schools
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Helen Comstock
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