Eagles Auxiliary Meets and Community Notices
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Eagles held a regular meeting with a committee report on the recent East St. Louis convention. Drove from Chariton to Quincy, Bert Yeagel and wife visited. several residents and guests planned trips, engagements, and socials around Quincy. The town buzzed with notices of engagements, retirements, dances, sermons, and visits among local families and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaglen
Focal Rder of Eagles
East St. Louis
Adeph Reed
Fred Sweetling
Fred Smith
Peak
WEDDINGS Blaesing Heintz and Duker Herold Brides
Miss Helen Heintz daughter of Mrs Alfred Heintz wed Charles Louis Blaesing in St Francis church The couple plan to reside at 826 North Sixteenth street A second couple Miss Mayme Herold married John Duker in St Peter church with a wedding breakfast and a platform dance after The Dukers plan a week long wedding trip and then live at 10004 Hampshire street Mr Duker works with his father in the furniture and undertaker business The brides are daughters of Mr and Mrs George Cy Herold and Mr and Mrs Louis Blaesing respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cy Herold
E. F. Stannus
I-2
Hampshire Street
Albert F. Smyth
Quincy Coal Company
Freeport
Ill
Smyth
Food Administration
Washington
Lilly Turner
Majestic
A. O. Lindsay
Decatur
Frank Lindsay
Lindsay
Halbach- Schroeder Co
Leslie Chandler
Carthage
Fred Wolfe
Craig
Colo
Donald Cutiss
Blessing Hospital
Frank Smith
Mt. Sterling
Tony Hedrick
Infantry
Army
Willard Brazelton
Cincinnati
Ohio
George McQuire
Virginia Hotel
Isaac Carter
Toledo
Willard-Dempsey
Macks Ragsdale
Fetter
Quincy
Frese Blickhan Wedding in Minneapolis
Miss Margaret Blickhan and Herbert Frese of Quincy were married Wednesday at 8 AM in Minneapolis. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J Blickhan of 318 South Tenth Street. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frese of 423 North Twentieth Street. The couple left Quincy a week earlier.
Quincy Woman Marries Frank Pursell in Chicago
Miss Esther Reed er wed Frank Pursell in Chicago Tuesday at 11 in a church parsonage. Attendants included Maude Dunbar and George Hughes. witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard. They plan to live in a furnished Chicago apartment. Mrs. Pursell formerly taught dramatic art in Quincy College of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Esther Reeder
Chicago
Frank Pursell
Mt. Sterling
Maude Dunbar
George Hughes
Pursell
Miss Dunbar
Great Northern
Mrs. Pursell
Church News and Local Clergy Changes in Missouri
The Hamilton Quincy Lutheran pastoral conference meets today in West Ely with Rev. Charles Rehan and attendees including Rev. W. H. Day, Rev. Herman Heidbreder, Dev. Theodore Walz, Rev. B. Selke, Rev. H. Rabe, Rev. O. Hom, Rev. A. Hom, Rev. E. Schueler, and Rev. J. G. Kaiser who will be installed at Burton Lutheran on August 10. Also noted: Rev. A. W. Cook moves to Gary, Ind., and Rev. E. F. Schueler fills in. A Liberia mining venture seeks an American partner via Consul Thomson. Dartmouth College produced Americas first college paper the Gazette with contributor Daniel Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Quincy
J. G. Kaiser
Concordia Theological Seminary
Springfield
Burton Lutheran Church
A. W. Cook
Gary
Ind
E. F. Schueler
Mr. Cook
Southlawn notices and local personals roundup
Southlayn is owned by Theodore C. Poling and Mr Tekonine entertains O C Reed of San Diego and Mrs Miller of Los Angeles at a dinner Wednesday. Reed once oversaw the C B & Q freight house in Quincy. Miss Verna E Nutt of Mendon has enrolled at Gem City Business College and Miss Marie A Breen has exited to the same college. Numerous notices of travel, visits, real estate promos in Southlawn, and local movements among residents of Quincy and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southlayin
Theodore C. Poling
G. Tekonine
O. C. Reed
San Diego
Cal
Miller
Los Angeles
Quincy
Tekonine
California
Rose Rice
Spring Street
L. Graves
Camp Point
Thelma Stevens
Vine Street
St. Louis
Southlawn
Cade Southerland
Charity
Detroit, Mich
Caspar Jackson
Jackson Street
Wiskitchen
W. H. Woodruff
E. B. Montgomery
New York
Soutthlawn
J. S
J. W. Gruttenden
Ray Leifermann
Henry Leifermann
Newport News
Dr. Stannus
Hampshire Street
G. R. Hess
South Twelfth Street
Kansas
Iowa
Neb
Quincy Real Estate
Lawrence Randall
Culver-Stockton College
Paris
Randall
Navy
Peace Commission
Verna E. Nutt
Mendon
Joliet Township
Gem City Business College
Chapman
Quincy High School
Marie A. Breen
North Eighth Street
Business College
Katheryn Chamberlain
Bedford
Zula Montgomery
Lyons
H. J. Phillips
State Bank
Hampshire
Hotel
August Ridder
Stewart
Broadway
Cameron
Day
Maude Bennett
Clayton
Fredonia Farmer
St. Mary Hospital
P. B. Patterson
North Seventh Street
Two Buttes
Colo
William Henry Bueter
Ft. Madison
Ruth Pumpelly
Elizabeth Funk
Bloomington
Pumpelly
University of Illinois
Gus Ridder
Cameron Junction
Oatmeal Derwille Cream Claims Stunning Complexion Results
Mae Wilder promotes a home oatmeal and derwille mix said to clear freckles tan sun spots rough skin and wrinkles in 12 hours. The ad claims a money back guarantee from Miller and Arthur Drug Co Heidbreder Bros Co and others in New York with a drugstore price of ten cents for oats and a bottle of derwille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mae Wilder
Miller and Arthur Drug Co
Heidbreder Bros, Co
Adv
Grace Whipple Chapter to Initiate Members
Grace Whipple Chapter of O E S will meet at the Masonic temple this afternoon at 4 to initiate new members. A picnic supper for members and families follows at 6 30 in the temple dining parlors, with a short program after. After the meeting, special dispensation allows adjournment for summer until September second Monday. The submarine mountains surface is strewn with shells indicating a feeding ground for carnivorous animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Whipple
Masonic Temple
Order
Temple
St John Lutheran Holds Annual Picnic With Parade
The St John Lutheran church held its annual picnic starting from the church and moving to South Park. The Aid society provided luncheon and supper, with Will Ottwein excelling in the bucket hit contest. Rev O Horn umpired a 9 to 8 baseball game between Zelles and Ottweins as Rev and Mrs Theodore Walz visited from Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Lutheran Church
South Park
Aid Society of the Church
Fred Haas
Lilly Herleman
Chris Quest
Zelles
Ottweins
Rev. O. Horn
Will Ottwein
Theodore Walz
Hannibal
Walz
New York's First Piano Ad Appears in 1789
John Jacob Astor advertised piano fortes on January 10 1789 from his shop at 81 Queen Street next door to the Friends Meeting House. The notice hailed an assortment of pilanofortes of the newest London construction. Germany began importing wood pulp from Sweden as Britain removed its blockade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Jacob Astor
Queen Street
Friends’ Meeting House
London
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Bert Yeagel
J. J. Leonaryy
Missouri
Taylor Road
Hess
William Karp
Peoria
P. Tobin
Pekin
Twelffh Street
Ing
Estes Park
Emil Halbach
Baby N
Volo
E. B. Hillman
South Eighteenth Street
Ida Hopke
Pile Hore
E. Pile of Golden
John Spring
North Third Street
Ethel Arnett
J. H. Brewer
Lucky Friday Literary Club
Miss Eaton
Marjorie Eaton
Hedley J. Eaton
George M. Light
Fairfield
Francis Sheimer School
I Illinois Woman's College
Browns and Mays Drug Store
T. C. Nichols
Mrs. Heiman
Clyde McNay
Cme
Mrs. L
North Fifth Street
Arcade Hall
East Broadway
J. M. Beatty
Beatty
G. M. Malone
S. E. Gregory
Jane Elizabeth
Kirksville
Helen Frances
J. A. Bunting
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Martha's Guild
Churc
Hazen
al Hazen
Willis Radcliff
Alton, Ill
L. H. Wolfe
Zon, D. Roy
Kentucky Street
Thekla Stevens
J. H. Breuer
Vermont Street
G. Guyatt
Lind Street
St. Anne's Guild
St. John’s Cathedral
Ellis
East Maine Street
Pottle
L. A. Pottle
North Twelfth Street
W. Hull
Dallas City
James Scott
Jackson City
Kan
Henry Dreasler
Marshalltown
W. E. White
Wells Trowbridge
Donna
Fort Smith, Ark
TI. Graves
W. H. Alexander
East Kentucky Street
Fuesta
Albert Smith
Washington, D. C
Mra. Smith
Mary Alexander
Robert Alexander
Edith Brockman
Unionville, Mo
Miss Virginia
J. H. Rice
Jersey Street
J. J. Moriarty
Mrs. Worrest Knipe
Baby
Jane Adelle
Oklahoma City
Mrs. Knipe
City
Mr. Knipe
Returna
DeKalb
R. EB. Brown
George Clegg
Maine Street
Six Hand Euchre Club
Carda
Louisiana
Joseph Dupont
Hauma
Dayton
James Dayton
H. L. Whipple
Reed Whipple
George Wheatcroft
Harvey Sprick
Joseph McCrory
Russell Williams
Robert Williams
Chester Poling
Thomas Adams
Will Tapp
C. Spencer
Oliver Williams
Heckenkamp
Lorette Obenthal
Griggsville
F. W. Heckenkamp
Adams Street
Miss Lins
Mildred Linz
Ere
Church News
Alfred R. Thomson
Irkutsk
Biberia
Sliberia
Dartmouth College
America
The
Gazette
Daniel Webster
Charles Giddis
Burlington Station
Canton
St. John Lutheran
Germany
Sweden
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