High School Art Exhibit Opens to Public View
An art show by Miss Mary Beatty's public school pupils fills the high school auditorium and runs through next Wednesday. Fifty four students display work from drawing to stained glass design, including two girls who created a pleasing window design in the studio. The Prang curriculum covers four years with many pieces ready for practical use, and some senior dresses designed by the students are shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beatty
Beatty
Prang High School
Fife
Round Table Club members spend day with Mendon friends
Twenty two Quincy ladies from the Round Table club journeyed to Mendon for their annual outing. They visited the Chittenden and Frisbie homes, heard a Greek literature paper, toured antiques, enjoyed a long tea and an informal music program, then returned to Quincy for ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mendon
The
Round Table
Anna Chittenden
Cora Brinton
Burlington
Chittenden
Leaton Irwin
Greece
Frisbie
Charles Henderson
Miss Frisbie of
Mendow
Mrs Randall Hosts OCS Club Social Afternoon
Mrs E C Randall of South Fourth Street hosted the O C S club Thursday afternoon with whist as the diversion. Prizes were won by Mrs Ed Flowers Mrs William Shaffer and Mrs George Phillips, and Virgil McDavitt received the guest’s favor. Dainty refreshments were served as the informal social hour closed the delightful afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Randall
South Fourth Street
Ed. Flowers
William Shaffer
George Phillips
Virgil McDavitt
Elinor Trimble Keeps Vigil With Ill Aunt Bernard
Miss Elinor Trimble arrives from Chicago to be with her aunt Miss Effie A Bernard whose paralysis stroke’s a few days past. Bernard’s condition slightly improved yesterday while Miss Anna Logan and sister Miss Jessie Logan from Chaddock school had planned to depart for New York and the East, now delaying until next Monday. Mrs Louis Hartman and daughter Miss Margaret of Macomb visit Mrs Ernest Dick at 635 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Arthur J. Shircliff
Francis Brinkman
City
Carver
Minn
Father Lambert
Quincy
St. Nicholas Church
George ,Reigsgraf
Marie Spohr
Bride
Bernard Brinkman
North Thirteenth Street
G. W. VandenBoom
Locust Boulevard
Mary Margaret Baumberger
Richard Baumberger
Miss Baumberger
The
Green Gables
Irene Brazelton
University of Nebraska At
C. Rummenie
South Sixth Street
Kahoka
Louis ._Eagon
Elinor Trimble
Chicago
Effie A. Bernard
Miss Bernard
Anna Logan
Chaddock School
Jessie Logan
New York
East
Monnday
Louis Hartman
Margaret
Macomb
Ernest. Dick
Broadway
The Poet Exclaims Life Binds In Veins
A jubilant declaration extols life’s vigor as an ideal state and contrasts it with mere existence. The piece touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a medicine that builds up the system and enriches daily life, urging readers to try it for renewed strength and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Kidney Health Promptly
A historic ad urges immediate treatment for kidney and bladder issues. It warns against delays and promises strong, regular kidney function from Foley Kidney Pills, with Miller & Arthur Drug Co as the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Enlargement of Capital Grounds Nears Assured Purchase
Springfield supports expansion of the Capitol grounds by acquiring two square blocks south of the current site. The Manny bill allocates 150000 for the land, with Springfield contributing 100000 and real estate estimates placing total value at 200000. The plan aims to save costs long term by securing land now before future buildings rise, ensuring architectural harmony for forthcoming state structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Springfield
Senate
Manny
Capitol Grounds
House
Mannner
Local pick ups and shopping notices mix with visits
Flood dam from the Kedux steamer drawn Sunday draws local notice while Arthur Wiederin of Burlington is described as a business visitor. The ad line highlights pretty voile dresses for today at 3.95 from Halbath Schroeder Co and fabric prices at 10c a ball. Clara Raich has returned home to Warsaw after visiting here. Meyer Wilms Co advertises crocheted threads and mercerized white merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kedux
Arthur Wwiederin
Burlington
Halbath-Schroeder Co
O.H Cady
Clara Raich
Warsaw
Meyer-Wilms Co
Local shoppers flock to June clearance bargains
A bustling scene as Halbach Schroeder Co and local shops promote quarter daily specials on woolens, silks, dresses, hats, and shirts. Miss Lora Burns visits from Camp Polat while Chalmers Dayton tours Quincy trade. Michael Edwards hosts a party at North Sixth Street as merchants push summer apparel and model clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Burns
Polat
Confirmation Plistos
Ike Anbrandt
Ilamp
Helen Bauer
South Ninth Street
Notre Dame
Acnun
Wolly Cross Order
Quincy
Macomb
Halbach
Schroeder Co
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Dorothy Alexander
Berrian
H Thesen
Ed. Weisenberger
William Stackelbeck
R. O Gibbons
YW. C. A
Mayme
Lucy Ralph
Grace Brady
Round Table Club
Fred ‘Brinkoetter
Weather Bureau
Water Works
California
Brinkoetter
St. John’s Catholic Church
Walter Goetsche
Adeele
Louis Dingerson
State Street
Dorothy Dayton
William Dayton
Annie Tuffle
Kingston
Fairweather
Candy Trust
Benjamin Schneewind
Entertained Club
Tse
Oedes
Halbach- Schroeder Ca
VW Clal
Claeer
Halbach-Lehrav
Chalmers Dayton
Manistee, Mich
Model Clothing Co
Christie
Shango
Hindi State Bank
Emery Lancaster
East Avenue
Halbach-Schroeder Co
Mro
Ded Edwards
North Sixth Street
Warner
Meryer-Wilms
Thomas Moxey
Sty Laas
Thalbach-Schroeder Co
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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