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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1917

Page

18

Red Cross social life and club events noted

The community calendar records extensive Red Cross and Junior Red Cross activities, social gatherings, and club meetings. A series of visits, card parties, and dinners are outlined alongside notes on members traveling to Chicago, Warsaw, and Montgomery City.

Red Cross Red Cross Society Red~Cross

Local clubs schedule Monday gatherings and meetings

Monday events include Mrs. J Willis Gardner hosting the Monday Auction club and Mrs Neal Monroe hosting her club. The Reading club meets with Mrs E G Bredeweg on Tuesday, and the Priscilla club meets with Mrs E Crawford. Mrs FP M Jackson hosts the Snahpro Dia club, and the St Peter Building Fund association will meet.

John Ernst John Fischer Ts. John J. Flynn C. J.rancis St. Peter Building K. of C. Hall J. Willis Gardner Neal Monroe Reading Club E.G. Bredeweg Priscilla Club E. Crawford FP. M. Jackson Snahpro Dia Club St. Peter Building Fund Association

Social clubs meet this week with local hostesses

Wednesday the 1910 Whist club convenes with Mrs. Walter Avis and Mrs. Robert Bacon hosts at the Wayside Inn. Thursday features Mrs. John Walker hosting her club and the Blue Bird club gathering with Miss Katherine Keyser.

Walter Avis Robert Bacon Wayside Inn John Walker The Blue Bird Club Katherine Keyser

Hardwick-Culling Wedding in Quincy Court Office

Leroy Culling and Thelma Lee Hardwick of Quincy were married by Judge Bonney in his office Saturday evening. The couple’s ages are listed as 32 and 18 with other Quincyans named for legal matters. Since the war began electric steel cranes have increased in number.

Ursa Quincy College of Music Lucretia Harris Winchester Lula Felt Washington Bureau of Chemistry United States Department of Agriculture Leroy Cullins Quincy Thelma Lee Hardwick Jacob L. Raymond Anna Mayers Fred Althoff Hanah Echternkamp Umber

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