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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1918

Page

8

Baby Welfare Station Opens for Mothers and Babies

A permanent baby welfare station will start in the Cheer Ut home settlement, opening every Wednesday morning with a doctor and nurse to perform health examinations. Free services cover feeding and clothing advice during the summer months. The station is run by the baby welfare committee of the women’s committee, C. N. D., with Mrs. John Tillwell as chairwoman. Weighing and measuring of babies continues this week, and the last meeting of the baby estate committee will be held Wednesday afternoon to disband.

Cheerut Sby Welfare Committee Women's Mmittee John Tillwell F. Carrott

Women Have Al Da ay Meeting For Belgian Relief

The Ricety of the First Christian church will meet all day Wednesday in the church to sew for the Belgian relief. Women bring a picnic luncheon. Mrs Edward McCann of Battle Creek Mich guest of sister in law Mrs Henry Muegge may stay three weeks. Miss Cone graduates at Goucher College with 100 graduates this year.

Al-Da Ay First Christian Church Edward McCann Battle Creek Mich Henry Muegge McCann Cone Virginia Cone Dean W. O. Cone Goucher College Baltimore Chaddock Aid Society Chaddock Boys’ School Unitarian Church C. E. Baker

Fashions for Americans dress and hat set for young girl

A two to three year old girl wears a delicate dress of flowered cotton voile with hemstitched organdy collar and cuffs and a matching hat. Options include white and lavender accents with blue pink lavender color themes, promoting dainty, correct dressing for small children. Also shown are garden sets for girls two to six years, featuring aprons with large pockets and sun bonnets in bright cretonne.

Littlemaker

Mental Account Books Of Spouse Faults And Gifts

A columnist discusses a wife or husband's habit of keeping a mental account of faults and gifts. Such petty tallying, opened in crises or after months, harms happiness. The piece argues against keeping these petty ledgers and urges cleaner, more direct communication for peace.

Lincoln school picnic planned at Berrian Park

Principal Roberts of Lincoln share Ras announced an all day picnic will be given in Berrian park Friday for the pupils teachers and parents and friends of the school. There will be cats of all kinds aplenty including refreshments. Games of all kinds will also be furnished for amusement.

Roberts Lincoln Share Ras Berrian Park

Baccalaureate Service Honors Local High School

The Congregational church hosted the High School baccalaureate with Rev. George Arthur Buttrick delivering the Life's Decision sermon. More than 120 seniors attended as spring flowers and class daisies decorated pews and special music was arranged for the ceremony.

Congregational George Arthur Buttrick

Burton School Wins The Lowden Prize

The Livingston school in Burton township won the Lowden bond of 50 in the last Liberty loan drive. County superintendent John Steiner received a letter announcing the victory. Miss Bessie Skirvin was the teacher. The Livingston school is proud of its success.

Lowden Livingston Burton Township John Steiner Bessie Skirvin

Y. W. C. A. High School Fete Planned On Lawn

The High School Girls club of the Y W C A will host a fete on the high school lawn Wednesday evening with class day exercises in the school auditorium. A social hour will follow the main performance. Ice cream and cake will be served at small tables and a series of entertaining stunts is planned.

Carpenters Local 1366 Elects Officers for Year

Carpenters Local Union 1366 held its annual election Monday evening. Elected: President Henry Winking. Vice President William Schelp. Financial Secretary Henry Thesen. Corresponding Secretary Jacob Schulz. Treasurer Ed Ringstorf. Conductor William Gaines. Warden Charles Lubert. Trustees August Schelp, Phil Funke, Ed Schroeder. Marvin McGinley of Loraine withdraws from sheriff bid after prior speculation.

Carpenters Local Union 1366 Henry Winking William Schelp Henry Thesen Jacob Schulz Ed Ringstorf William Gaines Charles Lubert August Schelp Phil Funke Ed Schroeder

New Social Workers Club To Be Formed In City

Social workers met Monday evening at the Congregational church to discuss organizing a Social Workers club. Judge Lyman McCarl chaired and spoke on the juvenile court. May Thompson and John A. Thompson discussed law enforcement while Rev Lyman Greenman reviewed New York and Boston social workers. Others spoke including Rev R H Hartley LeRoy Adair Mrs Mary White Miss Eugenia Dudley. A committee was named to decide if the effort remains with the Welfare Federation or forms a new society.

Social Workers Congregational Church Social Workers’ Club Lyman McCarl John A. Thompson Lyman Greenman New York Boston R. H. Hartley LeRoy Adair Mary White Eugenia Dudley Associated Charities Welfare Federation Anne Jarrett Wood Miss Dudley

Pilot Captain Proud Credits Old School For Honor

Capt Hughes Proud of his former Livingston school in Burton township after the Lowden prize was awarded for the last Liberty loan drive. The Civil War veteran said he graduated there with pride as the school earned the honor.

J. M. Hughes Jersey Street Livingston School Burton Township Lowden

Western U Employes Get Extra Payment

E. W. King, manager of Western Union Telegraph Co., announced a board finalizes an extra special payment for regular employees on the roll as of October 1, 1918. The October payment equals 4 percent or 3 percent of semi annual salaries, with July and January payments at 5 or 6 percent for different salary brackets. Messengers receive 12.50 in July and January and 6.25 in October.

E. W. King Western Union Telegraph Co New York

Church Fragments Highlight Local Endeavor and War Efforts

Yates addresses the United Christian Endeavor in East End church urging youth duty as many members join the service. Rev Shank sails for France with Y M C A workers. Virginia Katherine Barden christened. various church groups plan meetings for aid to relief efforts in France and Belgium. Other events include Children's Day observances, confirmations, and a parochial school graduation program with diplomas and medals.

Yates E. Society E. P. Yates United Christian Endeavor Society East End

Rev Meigs to Preach at Central Baptist June 23

Rev R V Meigs, invited to the Central Baptist church, will arrive June 23 to preach and confer with the members on terms of accepting the call.

R. V. Meigs Central Baptist Church

Big Mt Sterling Barn Burns at Cronin Farm

Mt Sterling June 11 The large hay and seed barn belonging to J R Cronin burned Monday night at 11 30 o clock The cause is unknown The barn was filled with hay and seed and the loss will be great The barn is owned by the same man who had several structures burned last fall.

MT. Sterling J. R. Cronin

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