Miss Helen Homan Becomes Bride of East Chicago Man
Miss Helen Homan will become the bride of Emerson Applegate of East Chicago Ind in the Allen home at 10 30 this morning Rev F A McCarty will perform the ceremony in the presence of immediate family Afterward a breakfast will be served and the couple will depart for Chicago then Bast Chicago to make their home The bride a Locust street resident is a Quincy High School graduate and former physical director in East Chicago He is a Purdue University civil engineer and a Sigma Phi Epsilon member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Helen Homan
Emerson
Applesate
Chicago
Ind
Edward P. Allen
North Twelfth Street
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Allen
Indianapolis
Applegate
Homan
Rock Island
Purdue University
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Quincy
Emma Applegate
Lit erary Club Meets and Neighborhood Party
Thursday evening gatherings featured Miss Clara Wilson presenting A Child's Story at 832 North Twenty Fourth Street with refreshments, followed by a surprise housewarming for Mr and Mrs Sweetling on North Fourth Street with cards, dancing, and prizes. New officers for Women Foresters of St Mary’s were elected. birthdays and spelling contests were noted, along with a Chicago training completion and a Dolls Musical Festival at the Conservatory of Music with numerous young performers and parents attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Taylor
Twenty-fourth Street
Clara ‘Wilson
D. A. Wheeler
Will
Sweetring
Fred ‘Sweetring
North Fourth Street
R. D. Nelch
Sweetling
Walter Mahoney
J. W. Ackerman
Ernest Weiseman
Phil Genteman
Women Foresters of
St. Mary
R. Duker
Sophie Bergman
Antoinette Dunker
Mamie Hokamp
Elizabeth Adolf
Rosina Kenning
Carrie Kroner
Teresa Ryan
Katherine Kenning
Frances Beaches
Christina Marks
Anna Bockheld
Elizabeth Ball
J.W. Aschemann
Southleventh Street
Inna
Banco
Lillian Fleer
Vera Smith
Miss Fleer
Agnes Miller
Miss Smith
Mary Laggan
Mary Terwell
Margaret Westrow
H. C. Strackmeyer
Arthur Buxman
Rena Aflheid
Dolly
Conservatory of Music
Childen
Margaret Persons
Chas. Kingsley
Marian DeReamer
E. Pruyn Hall
Frances Ann Bonfoey
Telenmtenear
Florence Barbour
Louise Black
Valentine
Crosby Adams
Adrienne Jones
Emily Phillips
Bartlett
Y M C A NOTES SEEK WAR WORKERS OF ADAMS COUNTY
R R Potter general secretary of the Y M C A has been asked by the State historical society to report Adams county Y work workers. Potter urges all such persons to contact him for full county credit in Y M C A war work. The Rotary meeting address appears in this month’s Rotarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Potter
State Historical Society
Adams County
Potter
Quincy Rotary Club
Tyte Pott Accepts Position in Detroit Michigan
Tyte Pott of 426 South Eighteenth street has accepted a new position in Detroit Michigan. The job change is effective immediately and reflects a relocation from the preceding locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyte Pott
South
Eighteenth Street
Detroit
Mich
Presbyterian Boy Scout Troop Formed in Church
Scoutmaster Arthur Shumate and assistants organized Troop 10, Boy Scouts of America, for Presbyterian church youths. Chester Childs outlined scouting goals. plans include a basketball team, hikes, and six week summer camps. Next meeting on Friday March 12 expects 30 to 40 boys. Tenderfoot tests and patrol organization planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shumate
Elmer Wilson
Arthur Mahon
Boy Scouts of America
Presbyterian Church
Chester Childs
Dewey Parent Teachers Meet Reports Eight Weeks Meals
The Dewey school association announced that 2081 meals were served to children over the past eight weeks. Maxwell G. Park of Webster school spoke on courtesy, with a program by seventh and eighth graders and a dramatization of Tar Baby. They voted to aid Quincy teachers in their salary campaign and planned events for March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey School
Maxwell G. Park
Webster School
Marcine Gougler
Esther Boyce
Treasury
Berrian School
St. Patrick's Party
Arch Phillips
Terril Glascock
Lawrence Thayer
Educaton
Constance Ellis
Washington
Laura Scheid
Jack of Hearts presented by East End church group
The Girl's Missionary Society of East End Christian church staged Jack Of Hearts on Friday evening. Mrs. Mary Morton and Mrs. E A Montgomery directed the comedy drama. Cast included Mary Hart as Miss Lucy Pryor Winthrop Hart by Charles Orr and mee Robinson as Miss Gertrude Van lar. A Jack of Hearts Drill and Martha Washington Drill showcased many local participants between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl's Missionary Society
East End
Mary Morton
E. A. Montgomery
Mary Hart
Lucy Pryor
Winthrop Hart
Charles Orr
Mee Robinson
Gertrude Vanlar
Betty Dwyer
Ethel Wolverton
John Aimes
Earl Hunsaker
Jack Botsford
Lawrence Bowers
Ivy Warmke
YWCA Notes and Local Society Meetings
A pie supper was hosted by Jefferson Girl Reserve in the YWCA building Friday night led by Mrs. C A Moorman. The Children’s Aid Society held its regular Friday morning meeting at the YWCA. Burlington Banker Dies in Burlington on March 6 John T Remey former president of National State Bank of Burlington Iowa dies at his home at 9 pm Friday survived by widow and one brother Asis Geores Co Remey of Washington D.C. Darwin found parrots on Tierra del Fuego in native state not tropics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Young Woman's Christian Association
C. A. Moorman
Children’s Aid Society
Burlington
John T. Remey
National State Bank
Iowa
Asis Geores Co
Remey
Washington, D
Darwin
Tierra del Ego
Tropics
Church News Highlights New Members And Events
Central Baptist welcomes new members at a Friday parlors reception with organizational reps and a musical program. Bethel M E plans a March 14 class program at William Schlagenhauf’s home. Loyal Daughters entertain at 934 South Twelfth Street. Mizpah Bible class party postponed due to Mrs. Hilleke’s death. Dr Gerrit Verkuyl leads Christian Education talks at First Presbyterian. Lenten service at Salem Evangelical features Peter's Fall by Rev H J Leemhuis. South Side Mission children urged to attend Sunday school and procession to Bethel A M E for royal entertainment led by George W Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel M. E. Church
William Schlagenhauf
Schlagenhauf
H. C. Mueller
Niss Ora
Elsie Rengsdorf
Loyal Daughters
St. Peter Evangelical Church
South Twelfth Street
First Presbyterian Church
George Hilleke
Peter
H. J. Leemhuis
Salem
South Side Mission
Mission
Bethel A, M
Twelfth
Jefferson
George W. Murphy
Display of clever millinery at Webers Saturday
Mrs. Herbert B. Mueller improves after minor operation. Eye Ear Nose and Throat Dr E P Stannus 80144 Hampshire street. Mrs Jess Wordnam and infant son return to 516 Madison street after birth at Blessing hospital. Jeff Friday for Chicago on business. Paul Reinebach Payson Quincy visitor. Verra Poppe cellist Ernest Davis tenor in Luther Memorial concert Sunday 3 p m. Single tickets 2 dollars. season tickets 1 50 dollars. Mrs Will Witt and daughter Sadie return from Battle Creek for Miss Witt health. Harris son of C W Harris recovering from pneumonia. Ora Underbrink ill, improving. Dr Stannus glasses fitted at 60134 Hampshire street. Joe Meyer to Adrian Mich for new job. former Whig pressman. Mrs M Schild recovering from Blessing hospital operation. Lawrence Travilla returns from Washington D C. Seed oats for sale by Pape Loos. Daniel H Barry appointed line deputy in internal revenue office. H C Rosser naval recruiting in Quincy March 12 and 13 to distribute buttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webers
Herbert B. Mueller
E. P. Stannus
Hampshire Street
Jess Wordnam
Madison Street
Blessing Hospital
Evan F. Morris
Jeff
Chicago
Paul Reinebach
Payson
Quincy
Miss Felt
Verra Poppe
Éellist
Ernest Davis
Luther Memorial Church
Will Witt
Miss Sadie
Battle Creek Mich
Miss Witt
William Charles Harris
C. W. Harris
South Fifth Street
Ora Underbrink
South Twenty-second Street
Stannus
Joe Meyer
Adrian
Mich
Meyer
The
Whig
M. Schild
Lawrence Travilla
Washington, D. C
Illinois
Pape & Loos
Daniel H. Barry
Broadway
Pipe Line
Internal Revenue Office
Kenneth Kemp
H._C. Rosser
Maple Grove social visits and mumps close school
In Maple Grove Illinois Harry Thomas and family visited the B J Wichoit home while Clay Lawless visited Priday in Quincy. J Roy Myers and family motored to Beardstown and visited the Charles Waener home. Several families visited in Missouri and a Maple Grove school closed Monday due to mumps. Mabel Jackson returned to Quincy for the school vacation. Russell Lawless improved after bronchitis. Arthur Eicken had mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Ili
Harry Thomas
Grover Myers
Wesley and
Howard
Missouri
Alonday
Mabel Jackson
Quincy
W. B. Jackson
Russell Lawless
Arthur Eicken
Hayes and Barry visitors noted in Beverly column
Beverly Illinois notes include Mr and Mrs Harry Hayes and Glenna Hayes shopping in Quincy on Wednesday Ora Funk of Barry visiting Tuesday with their Grand Kelly. Mr and Mrs Harry Test and son Emil of Meredosia visited Friday evening and left Monday. Many residents moved this week as J C Orebaugh relocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly, Ill
Harry Hayes
Glenna Hayes
Quincy
Ances
Ora Funk
Barry
Kelly
Harry Test
Emil
Meredosia
J. C. Orebaugh
Side Talks on Youth and Old Age by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron urges readers to resist bitterness toward children and young people. She notes aging hearts turn sour when adults scowl at youth and recalls times when youth’s energy uplifted crowds, contrasting with selfish grumbling and a warning to “look in” and laugh rather than frown.
Farm occupancy shifts and Sunday visit recap
The report lists multiple residence changes within a community. S. D. Moore and family moved into J. E. Orebaugh’s house, followed by W. C. Richardson into Moore’s vacated home. Charles Graham moved to Strother farm to work for Floyd Phillips, and Harry Snyder took over Lanham farm duties for J. Lanham. Emma Kelly visited her parents J. and Mrs. Kelly on Sunday. Mrs. E. A. Stockwell returned home after a week with her daughter. Several locals attended a funeral of a community member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Moore
J. E. Orebaugh
W. C. Richardson
Charles Graham
Strother
Floyd Phillips
Harry Snyder
Lanham
J. Lanham
Emma Kelly
J. Kelly
E. A. Stockwell
D. Moore
Ray Moore
H. Masterson
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East Chicago
Hilda Heldkamp
Helen Strape
Selma Strape
Alberta Bloom
Myrtle Laaker
Esther Heidkamp
White
John White
North Sixth Street
Blue Bird Club
St. Patrick
Ida White
Howard Lewis
Derona Quinn
East Vermont Street
Marie Peters
Genevieve Welsch
Carlene Eberhardt
Ruth
Hannibal
Highter Hixson
William Perkins
el Dara
R. W. Alexander
Elizabeth
Women’s Sewing Circle of Mooseheart Legion
A. Y. Koch
Bancas City
James Riggs
West
Kansas City
Ohio
Riggs
Miss Berry
Junita Berry
Springfield
Fred Ward
Elm Streets
Jeanette Morton
Frank Widmaier
Grace Burwell
Berry
Marjorie Elmore
Flora Bousman
Ruth Westerman
the Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Westerman
J. W. Westerman
Doll Music Festival
Sens
Rhode
Lynes Elizabeth Korn
Fritzie Mohrenstecher
Catherine Lannan
Celeste Rupp
Marion
Dolly’s Kitchen
Hollaender Mary Louise Rupp
Dolly Lost
Martin Dolly Found
Martin Marian DeReamer
My Dear
Jerushy
Earn Prastic
Jessie Gaynor
Dolly’s Dream
Oesten
Gurritt
Ruth Weiler
Mary ‘Adelaide Konefes
Virginia Rupp
Mary Louise Rupp
Heidbreders
Resources
U. S
J. H. Sieckmann
Presbyterian Boy Scout
Dewey
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Church News
Wecome
Central Baptist Church
Vicks Aporur
Warewayland CO
Ruth Cameron
George Wymer
Clara Hasting
Niehaus Bicycle and Sewing Machine House
K. OF C. Bldg
Maine ST
Clough-Reihm Batteries
Macomb
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