Quincy clubs praise district federation meeting in Galesburg
Quincy society notes detail the fifteenth district Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Galesburg with 111 delegates. Miss Jessie Spafford of Rockford spoke on state department work. The Kewanee church event featured music by local hosts and Madame Groff Bryant. Randall Parrish spoke in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wood
Abingdon
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Galesburg
Kewanee
Jessie Spafford
Rockford
Madame Groff Bryant
District Federation of Music
Madame Groff
Knox College
Randall Parrish
Parrish
The
Elks
Little Todyguard from VapoRub for babies and children
A Terre Haute mother praises Vicks VapoRub for her two boys aged nineteen months and three and a half years. She notes it loosens phlegm, aids sleep, and eases croup and colds when applied externally. Available in three sizes 25c 60c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Evinger
6Th St. Terre Haute
Ind
Aurifeg
Social and Club Gatherings Include Birthday Party and Games
Mrs G G worked of 2427 Broadway hosted B F Smith of Chicles formerly Quincy resident for dinner and games. Mrs Elmer W Braden honored by 25 friends on her 24th birthday with whist prizes won by Irene Judd Bunte Heuer. The A B club gave Braden a rug. Thelma Loos hosted a George Washington party with six girls and a Virginia reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G
Broadway
B. F. Smith
Chicles
Quincy
Mr. Smith
Chicago
Elmer W. Braden
North Twentieth Street
Irene Judd
Bunte
Heuer
J. R. Smith
Tia Judd
Sam Bunte
A. B. Club
Braden
Thelma Loos
George Washington
Albertine Stuart
Grace Bush
Emma Loos
Anna Zoe Fischer
Hazel Casterwicke
Roxie Ree Wiliams
Gladys Imhoff
County Press Glub Meets
The Adams County Press association met Friday in the Chamber of Commerce building for its regular monthly session. William Robinson of the Liberty Bee chaired in place of President Wible of the Golden New Era. A second meeting is planned for March 16 to adopt constitution and by laws, and an invitation to luncheon with Chamber members will discuss the new movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Press Association
Women Discuss New Y W C A Building
The YWCA advisory board met Saturday afternoon with 50 to 60 clubs represented to plan a new women’s building for Quincy. Miss Ida Stewart presided, Mrs Edward M Fawcett named temporary chair, and Miss Emma Beckwith elected secretary. Members heard talks on benefits, and a $125,000 minimum estimate was noted. The group planned to reconvene around March 20 when Miss Davis, a national secretary, visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Quincy
Ida Stewart
Edward M. Fawcett
Emma Beckwith
Frields
Chaddock School
New York
Business Girls’ Club
M.s Davis
New York City
Miss Davis
U. W
San Francisco
Club Calendar listings for a week of meetings
A scanned weekly club calendar lists multiple gatherings: Up-to-Date club with Mrs L N Woodworth. Round Pablo at the Library Tower Room. bridge clubs hosted by Mrs Robert Halbach and Mrs Neal Monroe. Friends in Cornel in Historical Building. Atlantis at Chamber of Commerce. Tuesday Study Club with Mrs Schulian. Shakespeare club with Mrs James McNutt. Dramatic club at Hotel Newcomer. Wayside Inn with Miss Margaret Lyford. Three Arts club with Mrs Brinck. Book club with Mrs Dunlap. Civic dept of Woman's Forum at Chamber of Commerce. card party hosted by Mrs Milton Mueller. Snakpro Dia with Mrs Ron Adair. St John’s Guild at the Cathedral with Mrs Tauworth. One Mere chub with Miss Vosmer. Century club at Cuncy College of Music. Woman's Forum at Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Woodworth
Peer Jersey Street
Cornel
Atlantis
Chamber of Commerce
QO. PL Schulian
Shakespeare Club
James McNutt
M00 North Sixth
Newcom
Wce
Wayside Inn
Margaret Lyford
Three Arts Club
H. T. Brinck
Broadway
Book Club
J. M. Dunlap
Woman's Forum
Milton Mueller
North Twelfth
Snakpro
Ron Adair
St. John’s Guild of the Cathedral
Silas Tauworth
Delma Vosmer
Monroe
Y W C A Vesper Meeting and Jubilee Report
The Y W C A vesper service today at 4 o clock doubles as an association meeting. Agnes Henson and Pauline Thomasson will recount the year’s activities since jubilee year. A quartet led by Mrs Rudolph Wilms and others will perform, with a Chadduk Boys school duet. Elise Kordstempen hosts, assisted by Margaret Erimeier and Jessie Brinckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Henson
Pauline Thomasson
Rudolph Wilms
George Roth
Amelia Eichenauer
Grunewald
Chadduk Boys' School
Elise Kordstempen
Margaret Erimeier
Jessie Brinckley
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad in Toledo 1886
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio promising one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A. W. Gleason witnessed the oath dated December 1886. Includes testimonial claims and other product mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Hall
C & CO
Khaki Overalls Become New Quincy Fashion For Women
In Quincy the trend shifts from gingham gowns to khaki overalls as women embrace practical wear. A local company sold out the first batch on sale Saturday, with more rushed from the factory to meet demand. One buyer praised khaki workwear for tending furnaces and carrying wood, noting it as a justified change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Green Valley Couple Wed In Green Valley Ill
Green Valley Ill couple Miss Myrtle McIntyre and Blarey Randolph wed Saturday at 2 30 PM in the home of J B Thomas 908 North Sixth Street Rev H H Waltmire of the Columbus Methodist church officiated Randolph son of Mrs Kats Randolph is a farmer and stock raiser in Green Valley the newlyweds will reside there Mrs Randolph is the daughter of Mrs Bertha McIntyre and a Methodist church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle McIntyre
Blarey Randolph
Green Valley
Ill
J. B. Thomas
North Sixth Street
H. H. Waltmire
Columbus Methodist Church
Randolph
Kats Randolph
Bertha McIntyre
The
Methodist Church
Davis and Humphrey Married in Quincy Home ceremony
Miss Mabel C Davis and Alfred Humphrey of Quincy wed Saturday at the bride's home 123 South Fourth street. Rev W O Shank officiated with Mrs Bruce Waters as bridesmaid and Robert W Humphrey as best man. Forty guests attended. They will reside at 1308 North Eleventh street after March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel C. Davis
Alfred Humphrey
Quincy
South Fourth Street
W. O. Shank
Bruce Waters
Robert W Humphrey
North Eleventh Street
Renunciation filed by Mrs Bertha Wheeler in probated case
Mrs Bertha S Wheeler, widow of Hiram N Wheeler former editor of the Quincy Journal, filed a renunciation in probate court Saturday. She disclaims any legacy or provision from her late husband s will and elects to take her dower share in his estate which largely comprises newspaper property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha S. Wheeler
Hiram N. Wheeler
Quincy Journal
H. N. Wheeler
N. Wheeler
Salem church janitor quits after three years
John FH Jacobsmeyer, janitor of Salem church and school hall, resigns his position. Gus Bauch, former janitor, now handles duties. A meeting will hear applicants in the search for a successor. P Tead, claimant from Waalse, was in Quincy Saturday after local business. Dr FLOM Pendletes will leave for Battle Creek, Michigan, Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FH. Jacobsmeyer
Salem Church
Gus Bauch
Ns Er
P. Tead
Quincy
Weandlee
Flom. Pendletes
Battle Creek
Mich
Dr King's New Discovery Ad for Cough Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to stop a hacking cough with Dr. King's New Discovery. It claims pine balsams soothe irritated membranes and its antiseptic and laxative qualities kill germs and break up a cold. The copy promotes buying at the druggist for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
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Quincy Society
Four Leaf Clover Club
Moose Hall
L. F. Beasore
J. H. Smith
E. Disseler
William Blunck
William Rossmiller
Erma Chumbley
North Ninth Street
Quirtty College of Music
Lulu M. Felt
Rome Arnold
George Hartung
Marian Chumbley
Hilda Menne
Penn McKenvie
Esther Reeder
Margaret Reed
Lucretia Harris
Bessie Dean
Ella Meyer
Frank Lusk
John Lusk
Warren Pearce
Walter Stevenson
H. H. Platt
North Fifth Street
Henry Kosyan
Herman Henhoff
B. Jansen
J. A. Platt
Henry Arntzen
Lous Waltz
H. Frankenhoff
Fred Eisenburg
Joseph Ivy
Frank Platt
Jack Manning
Gertrude Kroner
Hilda Frankenhoff
Zita Frankenhoff
Grace Fargo
Springfield
Scott Club
O. B. Gordon, Sr
Sixteenth and Jersey
Joel Benton
H. L. Turner
North Twelfth Street
Blue Bird Sewing Club
Mabel Dickhut
Paloma
Dan Orr
Houston
Texas
John Guinan
Chester Wilcox
W. R. Lockwood
E. N. Monroe
C. Arthur Pfeiffer
Elihu Washburn
Henry Fosgate
E. J. Parker
Joseph Emery
Ralph Gardner
Mrs. A. Ww. D. Weis
the Gambolers
Dramatic Club
Newcomb
Julia S. Bacon
Robert
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mobile
Ala
M. F. Club
F. A. Wilson
Edwin Massie
Rose Hanson
J. W. Earel
South Eighteenth Street
A. C. Dallach
O. G. Mall
California
Earel
F. T. Brenner
Hampshire Street
Edward Sahland
John Shea
Edna Sahland
Mary Sahland Baecker
Sixteenth
Kentucky Streets
Elles Sinnock
Champaign
Arthur Dunn
County Press Glub Meets
C. of C
Century Club
Cuncy College of Music
Rev. H. H. Waltmire
Davis-Humphrey
Bertha Wheeler
Daleth
Kansas City
Lesser
Southwest
Leiser’s
Messrs. Leiser
Paris
Duluth
Smart Tailleur
Qui Incy
Bai Tel
T- Wass
S.E
Sixth & Vermont
Lestat
Edison
Quincy Phonograph and Art Co
Er An Ao Peery
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