Vermont Street Ladies Luncheon a Social and Financial Success
The tenth annual Rose luncheon of the Ladies' Social Union of the Vermont Street M. E. church was held at the parsonage, drawing over a hundred guests. Rev. N. M. Rigg and Mrs. Rigg presided, with music by Mrs. J. W. Henry and others. A full menu and numerous attendees marked the event, which also boosted the Union’s treasury and closed the year’s activities. Separately, Walter Maas and Katherine Fessler were married at St. Francis church, with a reception at the Fessler home and a honeymoon to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Social Union
Vermont Street
M. E
N. M. Rigg
Elmer Lummis
L. H. Wolfe
Eugene Seger
Dapper
Garnet Smith
John A. Martin
Lawrence _Kobel
Kitch ‘En
Irwin
D._ F. Cover
Charles Cox
B. F. Homan
Reeder
J. E. Dorsey
Rachel Pearce
S. J. Dapper
Walter Maas
Henry Maas
Spring Street
Katherine Fessler
Louis ‘Fessler
Oak Street
St. Francis Church
Father Didacus
John ‘Walter
Fessler
Lafayette Cargill
St. Louis
Louise Tressler
Dolores Drall
Margie Morris
W. J. Morris
Bertha Walker
Clarice, Porman
Jessie Morris
Mexico
Morris
Adelaide
Velen Kiefer
Broadway
Mabel Vansteel
May Bernbrock
South Park
Miss Morris
Quincy
Quiet marriage of Holtman and Brinkoetter in Quincy
John Holtman, noted traveling salesman, and Esther Brinkoetter were quietly married yesterday at Salem church parsonage with Rev. H. J. Leemhuis officiating. The bride wore Palm Beach cloth. couple to spend a week in St Louis then home to 123914 Kentucky street. Holtman, a popular local athlete, is with Armour Packing and known in semi pro baseball circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holtman
Esther Brinkoetter
Frank Brinkoetter
South Twelfth Street
Salem Church
H. J. Leemhuis
Palm Beach
Holtman
H. H. Holtman
Madison Street
St. Louis
Quincy
Kentucky Street
Armour Packing Company
Mr. Holtman
Mess Brinkostter
President Wilson amused by elopement of aide’s bride
Thomas C O Sullivan, assistant to Joseph Tumulty, arrived in Washington with his bride Louise Lynch eloping after a long courtship with Lynch of Lakewood New Jersey. They wed on Monday June 14 and rushed to meet Tumulty at the train, provoking parental objections and a humorous Washington moment in the White House.
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Wilson
Thomas C O'Sullivan
Joseph Tumulty
Washington
O'Sullivan
Princeton
Louise Lynch
Jasper . Lynch
Lakewood
N. J
Tom
Fragmentary notice on South Eighth Street arrangements
A partial snippet mentions making arrangements for a picnic and finishing work on a quilt on South Eighth Street. The text is incomplete, with no clear event date or full names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
South Eighth Street
Nia to Visit Burrows Relatives in Town
Nia plans a visit to Mrs. Wheelers relatives, the Burrows family, for a family gathering. The event centers on a reunion with extended kin and regional connection noted in the social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nia
Mrs. Wheeler
Burrows
Twin Blazes Destroy Beds and Bedding in Two Sleep Rooms
Two fires yesterday afternoon destroyed beds and bedding in separate sleeping rooms. The Oak Street fire started in a feather bed, damaging the room. the Second Street blaze began in a closet in Dr. Earl H. Toole’s room, with a female resident warning him, and spread into the front room. The one story frame building with stone basement is owned by Henry C. Meiners and the loss is insured.
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Oak’ Street
Third Street
Broadway
Earl H. Toole
Henry C.meiners
Mrs Chas Smith of Ursa Is Dead
Mrs Charles Smith aged 68 of Ursa died suddenly at her Old Ursa home shortly after 6 last evening after a period of impaired health and strokes. An inquest by Coroner M J Haley found heart trouble the cause. She is survived by her husband and two sons.
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Charles Smith
Ursa
Old Ursa
M. J.’ Haley
Anti Tuberculosis Meeting Postponed In Adams County
The Adams County Anti Tuberculosis Society postponed its annual meeting set for last night in the county courthouse due to insufficient attendance for a quorum. Judge Lyman McCarl, the chairman, will call another gathering in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County’ Anti-Tuberculosis ‘Society
Court House
Lyman McCarl
Oliver Players Thrill Quincy With High Class The Stranger
Oliver Players delivered a high caliber performance at the Orpheun theater with a clever interpretation of Mr Dareys The Stranger. The company proved capable rivaling traveling outfits and offers affordable admission. Franz Molnar's Devil will follow starting Sunday for a sensational run in multiple languages.
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Oliver Players
Mr. Darey
The
Franz Molnar
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Vermont Street Ladies
ST. Francis
Maas
Burlington
Otis Elevator Plant
Mrs Boudreau
A. F. Boudreau
South Eighth ‘Street
Wilson’ de Capita
Milan
Boudreau
de Capita
St. ‘Mary's Academy
Helen Reticker
Mabel Nansteel
Gertrude
Tenk
Mary .Adams
May
Bessie Bernbrock
Ellen Cunnane
Teresa Rupp
Madaline
Drummond
Palmyra
California
Ira Calkins
Elizabeth
Florence
Nellie Dines
H. B. Dines
Florence Stewart
Blessing Hospital
Castadna
Helen Jarrett
Ralph
Mendon
W. M. Dickason
Miss Brinkoetter
Lee M. Huis
Miss Lusk
Marguerite
Luska
Orpheum Theater
Schwindeler’s
Clarise Forman
Mexico, Mo
Edna Morris
Pauline Tenk
Margaret. Mallaly
Valentine Rosenkoetter
Alice Reilley
Bernard Reilley
York Street
New York
Maurice. Ketton
New York City
Willis Haselwood
Sixteenth and
Kentucky Streets
Jean. Henry
Fi W. Henry
Prescott
Wash
Henry
Normal School At
Normal
Til
Margaret Morris
Mainé Street
Mothers’ Club of the
South -Side Mission
Miss
Entertained Club
Gustave ~Bauman
G. ‘al Bauman
Sixteenth
York
University’. of Wisconsin
Madison
Agriculture College
Anna Werneth
Marie
Frei
Will Werneth
Chicago
R.W. Moore
Montreal
Canada
Sidney Landcraft
Fielders
A.A. Brown
Hannibal
Edmund Crawford
Seventh and Broadway
Elizabeth’ Wheeler
Daugh‘ter
Marjorie Wheeler
Wellsley
Mass
Califor
Weiler’s
VOSE
Hazelton
Kohler
Campbell
Everett
White House
Thomas C. O’sullivan
Jasper. Lynch
DeRemer
North 5Th
Fox Girmeley
Rickernati
Tenalba
Chas, Smith OF
Sch
Harley-Davidson
Maine St
Orpheun
Orpheum
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