Social Affairs and Events of Interest for Women
Social affairs notes from a St Louis area column detail informal party guests including Eloise Reder and Georgann Cashd, with Miss Margaret Scripps hosting. War work plans by Women Teach Club, Red Cross calls for Alma Zoller, and local visits to summer plans and nursing assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Reder
Georgann
Margaret Scripps
Bush
T. Edgar Mussel
Margaret
Agshton
Louise Bale
Elizabeth Channon
Mariella Fernstermacher
Dorothy Buswell
Pauline Hy
Women Teach Clab
Office of Exemption Board
Lucying
Fashions and social notes from wartime era
Fashions described with taffeta and Georgette fabrics dominate a women’s section. Notes detail guests at Miss Hall’s home, travel plans for shoppers, and War Fund sales led by John Wood corps volunteers. Local social calendar includes visits, parades, and upcoming meetings at the Temperance building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood Corps
W. R.C
Curne D. Colman
Edna Shank
Chaiman Poustartice
Ella Avis
Marie Reidy
Adeisness Tank
Isabel Ed
Char Sterns
Meighth
Larrie Colman
Alberta Stein
I Told You So and Other Domestic Arguments
A discussion on gender bias traces traditions that women are more prone to be found guilty of certain faults. The tale compares a woman proving her point to a man claiming victory with “I told you so.” It notes how motive affects acceptance of evidence and labels the behavior as maggaline justice depending on who presents the proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dafer
Pettin
Fememe
Hech
Sunday church notices from Shiloh and Camden churches
Rev G I Lesh led the Shiloh and Camden service while the Grace M E pulpit hosted Gideons. Rev Bingaman attends the district Christian Endeavor convention in Danville with six counties represented. Many Sunday school picnics are planned for church and school members, with events at South Park and the Christ Congregational lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Camden
Grace M. E. Church
Gideons
J. W. Bligaman
Christian Endeavor Society
Danville
Southpark
Christ Congregational Church
Luther Memorial Church
Salem Evangelical Church
South Park
St. John Lutheran Church
Weddings Greifer Kaelber and Kincheloe Nelson Tioga unions
Miss Beulah Kaelber and Edward Greifer were wed at noon Monday with 150 guests at supper and a Chicago honeymoon. Mr Greifer will report for military duty in Macon Ga. Miss Ethel Kincheloe and Carl Nelson wed on Saturday at a Vermont Street parsonage, planning to farm near Loraine. Zella O Slayer and Carl Linerhoff wed Sunday at 3 pm in Basco Tioga union with a celebration. Henerhoff, an Tioga undertaker, noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson.Kincheloe
Ethel Kincheloe
Zella Marie O'Slayer
Basco
Carl W. Llenerhoff
Tioga
B. R. Bauman
Christ Congregational Church
Helen Lenerhoff
Carey Robb
West
Mr. Henerhoff
Miss Gladys L. Thomas Weds Lewes C. Meale in Home Ceremony
Miss Gladys L. Thomas daughter of Mrs Emma Thomas of 1109 Maine Street married Lewes C. Meale a member of a machine gun battalion at Camp Dodge. The ceremony was at Rev P A McCarty home Monday night at six. The couple will depart for Camp Dodge after brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys L. Thomas
Emma ‘Thomas
Maine Street
Lewes C. Mealey
Tommete
Maree Babel
Euey
W. C. A. Notes On Rookies Picnic At Berrian Park
Miss Mildred Carles Miss Margaret Lauder Miss Leila Sullivan and Miss Mary Hamers joined Friendship clues members for a Monday picnic in Berrian park. Leaders and club members enjoyed a cheerful afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Carles
Margaret Lauder
Leila Sullivan
Mary Hamers
Friendship Clues
Berrian Park
Gideons Meeting Raises Bible Fund at YMCA
At a Y M C A Gideons meeting Sunday afternoon funds were raised toward the Society's Bible fund. J W Weekley national chairman conducted the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
J. W. Weekley
Nationaloo
Fifteen Students to Graduate From St Francis School
Fifteen students will graduate from St Francis School this evening. An entertainment precedes the commencement and diplomas will be awarded in penmanship music and other subjects. Graduates include Katherine Mush elt Margaret Lammers Mary Breit barth Clara Timpe Edith Stroot Mary Steinkamp Trene Halzer Gertrude Sehlettert Leona Funke Cyril Mescher Elmer Grawe Bernard Retker Cyril Schutte and Nenneth Grimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis School
Katherine Mushelt
Margaret Lammers
Mary Breitbarth
Clara Timpe
Edith Stroot
Mary Steinkamp
Trene Halzer
Gertrude Sehlettert
Leona Funke
Cyril Mescher
Elmer Grawe
Bernard Retker
Cyril Schutte
Nenneth Grimmer
Doctors urge use of iron and phosphates by patients
Leading doctors nationwide advocate Phosphated Iron as a reliable nerve and blood builder for mood fatigue and run down conditions. They claim it improves energy, steadies nerves, and helps pale, overworked individuals feel like a new person when taken in capsule form from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Wanted Housekeeper for Family in Camp Point
Wanted a housekeeper to cook for a man and two children. Apply to George Fierge at Camp Point, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fierge
Camp Point
BRIEF PERSONAL AND Ongoing Community Notices
Carson Gabriel a University of Illinois School of Science graduate has been retained for medical training in Chicago as part of a group prepared for service in France. Rev. A F Warskow will be installed as pastor of St Peter's Evangelical on June 30 with Rev Schlinckman assisting. Diverse local notices cover arrests, weddings, hospital updates, society events, and civic club meetings across Canton and Carman, including a Quincy Motor Club annual meeting and a Quincy Dental Club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Westerman
Grace Westerman
Galesburg
Red Cross
France
Chicago
J. W. Westerman
Richard
Central Community Chautauqua Company
Superitendent
Carson Gabriel
School of Science
University of Illinois
Illinois Medical College
Gabriel
E. J. Gabriel
Payson
A. F. Warskow
St. Peter's
Justice of the Peace
J. Bonney
George F. Steiner
Carman
Dorothy Zier
Canton
John Whitaker
Edina
LeRoy Adair
St. Mary’s Hospital
Alfred Reis
Woodmen of the World
Eagles
Aivs. Tfuch Jking
Miss Dorduea
Capeuts
Gale
Ais
Cal
Lettie
Reuckpert
Gay
University of Ulingis
E.G. Boyd
FL RR. Morgan
Morgan
B. B. Williaams
American Medical Association
Summer session plans and travel notes from Palmyra
Mrs Herbert Kaltenbach leaves for Chicago with two children to live with her parents while her husband attends Rahe Auto school in Kansas City. Elmer Lummis and friend travel by motor toward Carthage. Alfred Hawkinson is summoned to Galesburg after his father Andrew Hawkinson dies in an auto accident when Mr Hawkinson was struck by a car while riding a bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Macomb
Herbert Kaltenbach
Chicago
Andrew Hawkinson
T Hawkinson
Demonstrations For Farmers Held In Adams County
Demonstrations conducted in three locations near Golden and Clayton tested the resistance of various wheats to Hessian fly and other pests. University of Illinois members joined local farmers and Adams County farm improvement members to observe results. A second set of demonstrations highlighted the use of limestone and phosphates to improve clover and wheat growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Beek
Eetrida Co
Tord Merten
Golden Morning
Oclecok
Russell Davis
Clayton
State Experimental Farm
M. C. C. Wopkins
E. E. Glicke
University of Tiineis
Adams County Farm Improvement Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ee Eee
C. H. Bull
William MacFadden
Olia Beach
Mass
Warfield
Katherine Warfield
Jo AL S. Ewart
Alma Zoller
David Zoller
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Zoller
Englewood Nurses’ Training Hospital
The
Missionary Society of the Luther Memorial Church
Carroll Albright
Arcade Hall
Amon Daugherty
Tom White
Lloyd Coon
Ross Dickson
Homer Swope
Miss Wall
Helen Wall
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Rosalthea Payne
E. A. Rogers
Missouri
W. A. Jackson
Jackson
Hannibal
Haimbaugh
J. C. Haimbaugh
Denver
Colo
Warvey Sprick
Mayo
Mary
Harriet Hall
Lucy Cover
J. C. Armstrong
Letha Inghram
Rachael Hall
G. H. Wilson
Jacksonville
Hugh de Yarmond
Albany
N. Y
New York State
W. E. Hall
Miss Hall
Lucille Seymour
Springfield
Ruth Pumpelly
Mrs. Harding
Thomas Harding
San Antonio
Texas
California
Westerman
James Riggs
American Defense Society
Temperance
Cornelia Sweet
Albert Troja
Thomas Burrows
George Reeves
Arthur Pfeiffer
P. AL Gardner
Meen
Harriet Wells
Jane Steinwadell
Cleveland, O
W. R. Lockwood
N. Y. City
William Lyman
Alice May
New York City
G. M. Curtis
Vermont Street
Ruth Cameron
Nies
Church News
Old Society of the
Kentucky Street Methodist Church
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Chaddock Boys’ School
Henerhoff O’ Haver
Yy. W. C. A. Notes
Toof
Eeleck
Siparsx
Quincy Motor Club
Chamber of Commercce
Quincy Dental Club
Newcomb
Norman M. Goldburg
Iinois College of
Halbach-Schroeder Co. C
BR. Hosmer
Denger
St. Louis
N. AL VandenBoon
Kansas City
Spring Street
Charles T. Rogers
Roger Wellman
Harvey Weisman
Alabama
George Dye
Macon
C. L. Drescher
State Street
Edna Farnsworth
Costas
Reejee Af Oli Samuel Eer
Puoepha Sand
Centaur Company
York City
Pure Ice Company P. S
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