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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1919

Page

8

Social notices and greetings from Quincy society

Miss Hooeveler hosts breakfast at Country Club honoring cousin Gertrude Hoeveler of Pittsburgh. Various locals attend and plans for summer arrivals, moves, and entertainments fill a busy parish of visits, dinners, and upcoming benefit plays in Quincy.

Hooeveler Frank Tenk Gertrude Hoeveler Pittsburgh Teny Gertrude Tenk Rudolph Tenk Eleanor Ellis Mildred Bastert Helen Reticker Georgena Cottrell Dorothy Boswell Eleanor Nielson

Tallcott Taylor Wedding in Mendon by Rev Thompson

Miss Anna Taylor and Arthur Tallcott of Mendon wed Tuesday afternoon at the First Union Congregational Church. The ceremony was officiated by Rev E A Thompson in the parsonage with attendants Miss Fannie Taylor and Chester Tallcott. The couple departed for a farm home near Mendon.

Ladies Sewing Circle Meets At St James Lutheran

Church group announced by St James Lutheran invites members to a Thursday meeting in the school hall. The church committee says the Wednesday session will be run by the June group of women.

St. James Lutheran Church Guild of the Presbyterian Church

Governor Holds Back State Appropriations

Jefferson City report notes Governor delays disbursement by awaiting confirmation state revenues will cover 1,207,256 in additions to 1,208,423 vetoed earlier. The list enumerates remaining funds to be held until fiscal sufficiency is assured.

Jefferson City Gardner Heaturday

Illinois Suffrage Leaders Plan June 20 Jubilee

Illinois suffrage workers celebrate ratification with Mrs Grace Wilbur Trout and Mrs J McGraw leading a Springfield visit. Plans for a statewide jubilee on June 20 unfold as Illinois becomes the first state to ratify the amendment.

Illinois Suffrage Association Grace Wilbur Trout Chicago Springfield

Local and County Officials Meet and Community Notes

Attorney W J Coley of East St Louis transacts business at his former home here. Board of supervisors held June meeting in the courthouse. John Caughlan sails for home around July first after months with expeditionary forces and studies in a French university. Methodist Sunday school to present elaborate Children's Day program. annual chautauqua July 31 to August 3 with fine talent anticipated. County board awarded new jail building contract to Harry Branch. interior fixtures by a St Louis firm. Mrs W S Capps hosted the Omen's Foreign Missionary Society. James Lyons of El Dara named county highway superintendent. Sheriff Davia attends Springfield meeting of county sheriffs association. Mrs Clara Gillings of Rockport files for divorce from Fred Gillings. case set for June term. H E Williams conducts delinquent tax real estate sales. one tract sold Monday. Theo Moore of Griggsville, county superintendent-elect, visited. Rollo Six of Barry spent days here. former Barry lawyer now in military service.

W. J. Coley East St Louis Board of Supervisors Court House Charles W. Caughlan John Methodist Church Pittsfield Harry Branch St. Louis W. S Capps Omen Foreign Missionary Society The James Lyons el Dara State Highway Commission John H. Davia Springfield Association of Sheryiffs Clara Gillings Rockport Fred Gillings Circuit Court H. E. Williams Theo ©. Moore Griggsville Apt Rollo Barry E Wag

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Duet and solo at church convention and local notices

The article notes a duet My Father Knows with Geneive Quick at organ and a solo by Quick with Ruth Kettle on organ. It lists officers elected for the year: President EBP Frederick and secretary Mrs Wm Sack reelected. It mentions visits by Harry Frasier and O P Spencer, Rev G G Maple’s pulpit, Arthur Gallemore’s trip to Cleveland, a church ice cream strawberry social, Paul Nagle’s car theft near Warsaw, a gathering for Mar in Miller a returned soldier, and a picnic attended by Mrs J A Caliph’s party with friends visiting Hattie Hufendick.

Miss Geneive Quick Harry Frasier Warsaw O. P

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