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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1915

Page

7

Dorothy Alexander and Ray Stephens to wed at St Marys

Miss Agnes Keck daughter of Mrs Mary Keck of 603 South Sixth street and Ray Stephens of St Louis Mo will be married this morning at St Marys Catholic church Rev A Zurbensen pastor of the church will perform the ceremony. The couple will leave for Louis after a wedding breakfast at the Keck home with about thirty in attendance.

St. Mary’s Catholic Church Agnes Keck Florence Keck Milan St. Louis Keck ‘Home Frank. Schoenberg St. Joseph Will Burlington Louis George . Stephens Belle Boulevard Stephens Keck Schoenberg The Telephone. Company Golden Red Club St.Mary’s Young Ladies’ Sodality Quincy Palm Panama

Waterkotte Gieseker Nuptials At St Peter's Church

Florence Evelyn Gieseker and William E Waterkotte wed at St Peter's Catholic Church in a ceremony led by Rev Father Driscoll. Attendants Frank and Frances Waterkotte. Reception and breakfast at the Gieseker home followed by a housekeep at 1020 North Twelfth Street. Families, clergy, and friends attend. The couple will reside at their new home and begin married life.

ST. Peter’s Church Florence Evelyn Gieseker Charles Gieseker Ohio Street William E. Waterkotte Albert Waterkotte Chestnut Street St. Peter's Catholic Church Father Driscoll Frank Waterkotte Frances Waterkotte Waterkotte Gieseker North - Twelfth Street St. Joseph’s St. John’s Church

Allen couple welcomed their first daughter

Mrs. Katherine Powell Allen gave birth to a daughter on Monday at 2425 Chestnut Street. The child is the first for Mr and Mrs Harvey Allen, who reside in the Electric Wheel Company office area. Lilian Breitstadt of Ninth Street is noted in the accompanying fragment.

B.frank Weisenhorn Billy Marion el Paso Texas Weisenhorn Nell- Hayworth Company William McMahon Harvey Allen Chestnut Street Allen Katherine Powell The Electric Wheel Company

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonial

Mrs Auvgustus Lyon of Terre Hill Pennsylvania testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her female troubles and back pains restoring appetite and sleep. The advertisement extols the remedy as the grandest for women's ills from roots and herbs and cites Lynn Massachusetts as the Pinkham Laboratory with letters from grateful women.

Terre Hill Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Auvcustus Lyon Terre -Hill Pinkham Lynn Mass Lydia Hi

Leffingwell Family Guests and Edith Flair Vacation Visit

Mrs. T. W. Leffingwell of Chicago visits her son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs C W Leffingwell at 12641 Maine Street. Miss Edith Flair, nurse trainee at Mullanby Hospital in St. Louis, enjoys a two weeks vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Plaiz of 650 North Fourteenth Street.

T. W. Leffingwell Chicago Mrs C. W. Leffingwell Maine ‘Street Edith Flair Mullanby Hospital Training School For Nurses

The Devil at the Orpheum Delights and Divides Audiences

The Orpheum hosts The Devil by Oliver Players to mixed praise with praise for St Pierre's scenic design and color harmony. The play generates talk and debate as critics and audiences react to its plot. Tonight marks the final performance of The Devil before Across the Great Divide opens tomorrow matinee, hailed as the best western play yet seen.

New’ York Sun Oliver Orpheum East St. ‘Pierre

Sloan's Liniment Relief Claims by a Grateful User

An ad-style notice touts Sloan's Liniment for tired aching muscles claiming quick relief from over exertion and soreness. It praises the product as a superior counter irritant versus mustard, notes price of 25 cents, and urges readers to buy at all druggists.

Sloan

Rain Delays Third Day Of Clay Courts Tennis Championship

Pittsburgh June 29 Rain halted play in the Clay Courts tennis championships during the third day. In the men's singles sixth round, F C Inman led J C Castle two sets to one when referee Julian S Myrick stopped action. Women's singles preliminaries and early second round matches were completed. Eastern players still alive include R Norris Williams M Ghurch M W Washburn N W Niles and Dean Mather. Boston’s Nike defeated W W McElroy of Pittsburgh who earlier won the Ohio title but was eliminated in the sixth round.

Pittsburgh F.C. Inman West Side Club J.C. Castle Julian S. Myrick R. Norris -Williams Chiets M. Ghurch W. Washburn N.W. Niles Dean Mather Nike Boston Cleveland

Cornell crew coach suffers skull fracture in train accident

Ithaca June 29 Charles FE Courtney Cornell crews coach is reported to have a skull fracture. He was moved to a hospital after a Highland jolt on the train to Poughkeepsie June 13. His condition is serious but not alarming, and he delayed treatment to continue coaching.

Ithaca Charles FE. Courtney Cornell Highland Courtney Poughkeepsie

Brooklyn Downs Kansas City in Federal League Tilt

Brooklyn triumphed over Kansas City with two runs on a steal of home by Cooper, forcing a wild pitch from Cullop. Finneran allowed nine hits as the visitors struggled to generate offense. Final score details and battery pairs listed.

Brooklyn Cooper Cullop Kansas City Finneran Club Blackburner Brown Land

Pittfeds Lace Terrapins in Opening Series Game

Baltimore June 29 Pittsburg took the opening game of the series from Baltimore. Pittsburgh scoring started with a fence homer by Kenetchy and continued with Jacklitch driving in runs. Final score shows Pittsburgh ahead 11 to 1 as Baltimore’s defense faltered.

Baltimore Pittsburgh Jacklitch Kenetchy Fey Arma BS Kaeteen Berty Briley

Dream of Greater Romania causes Allied concern

The text notes aggressive Balkan politics as Romania seeks large portions of Bukovina and Transylvania as a wartime price. It highlights the populous regions, including Czernowitz, and vast tracts of rich agricultural land, underscoring the potential upheaval for Allies.

Rumania Ruman Bukormina Transylvania Bisarabia Bukodina Transylvanit Czernowitz Europe

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