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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1919

Page

18

Asked To Be Chairman For State Women Doctors

R Elizabeth Ball has been asked to serve as state chairman of the Association of American Women’s Hospitals. The group, revived after the armistice, keeps women doctors in war stricken areas to aid civilians. Ball must register all women physicians and dentists and raise funds to support doctors. government funds are not allotted. Dr. Mary M. Crawford is national chair, Eliza Mosher honorary chair and president of the Medical Women’s National Association. Ball may or may not accept the post. There are 700 women doctors in the state.

R. Elizabeth Ball Association of American Women’s Hospitals Mary M. Crawford New York Eliza Mosher Miss Mosher Medical Women’s National Association Ball

Vary Your Friend Menu And The Neighborhood Needs

The piece argues for balanced friendships types from steady to stimulating, noting two pairs in the neighborhood and praising both for stability and variety. It urges embracing all kinds of people to keep life lively and warns against overreliance on any single companion.

Saveir Faire

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Rejuvenation and Vitality

An early 20th century advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as repairing appetite and digestion while boosting nourishment absorption to strengthen blood and vitality. It claims rapid improvement after first dose and positions the remedy for war fatigue influenza and seasonal strain. It also promotes Hood's Pills as a mild laxative.

Hood

Riverside School PTA Plans Spring Programs and Publicity

The Riverside school PTA met Friday evening and formed a committee of Mrs. William H. Reed, Mrs. J. F. Sinnock, and Mrs. Clare Irwin to handle entertainments this spring. Mrs. Reed was chosen to manage publicity and a strong program is planned for soon.

Parent-Teacher Association of Riverside School William H. Reed J. F. Sinnock Clare Irwin Reed Agoga Central Baptist Sunday School Agomo Hattie Collins William Channon Luella Blessing Gladys Alberta Lulu Gurney IY. O. Channon, Jr Lawrence Thornhill H. O. Channon Alberta Ruth Smith Dixie McCann Glee Club Grace Neuman

Golden Wedding Anniversary Marked by Family Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Hiram S. Hahn of 1616 North Fifth street observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at home on Tuesday March 4. Son Harry S. Hahn and daughter Mrs. A. H. Seaton celebrated with calls, letters, and a yellow tulip centerpiece, recalling a Civil War veteran husband and a long partnership spanning Adams County Illinois and nearby towns.

Hiram S. Hahn North Fifth Street Harry S. Hahn Chicago A. H. Seaton Mr. Hahn Marie J. Swan Charles W. Swan Barnesville Belmont County Ohio Drummond First Methodist Church Hahn Guernsey Adams County Illnois Camp Point Twenty-fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry Coatsburg Paloma Harry Linha Burlington General Freight Auditor Nulnnngw

Church News Social Union Meets

Mrs. George Holtzgrafe will host the Social Union of Luther Memorial church Thursday afternoon at Eighth and Madison streets. The item notes church groups and officer elections within local parishes.

Entertains Guild Ray Miler Neyer Dorcas Guild Luther Memorial Church Statz Street Social Union George Holtzgrafe Eighth Madison Streets

Social Calendar and Club Meetings Schedule

Monday events include Mrs Edgar Musselman entertaining her Round Table club. Tuesday features Shakespeare club Atlantis Friends in Council and Forum political study group. Wednesday hosts Mrs Robert Halbach at Bide-a-Wee as Welfare station opens in Cheerful Civic Forum. Friday lists M F club Independent club and Dorothy Fick hosting Red Cross Snippers plus a St Mary academy recital and Women's Forum gathering.

Edgar Musselman The Round Table Shakespeare Club Atlantis Friends In Council Forum Robert Halbach M. F. Club Dorothy Fick Red Cross St. Mary Academy Women's Forum

Uppinghouse Peters Wedding at St James Church

Mrs. H. Peters daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wild of 641 Washington street wed Ben Uppinghouse of Canton Missouri at 6:30 PM Saturday in the St James church parsonage. Rev H O Hiorn officiated a wedding dinner followed at the home of Mr and Mrs William Waack before the couple left for their Canton home.

Marine wedding ties Besling and Marlow in bound Brook New Jersey

Herbert Besling and Clara Marlow wed on Sunday March 2 in Bound Brook New Jersey. Attendants included Miss Dolores Besling and Miss Margaret Marlow with Marines Corporals Hill and Noakes. Besling serves at Marconia wireless station New Brunswick. The couple will reside in New Jersey during service with plans to move to Quincy later.

Marlow-Besling Herbert Besling Oak Street Clara Marlow Bound Brook N. J Frank Besling Dolores Miss Besling Margaret Marlow Corporal Hill Corporal Noakes Mr. Besling Marconia Wireless New Brunswick Maurine Harmony Four New Jersey Quincy

Women’s Political Club To Be Formed In Quincy

A large women’s political club is possible in Quincy with every woman invited to join. A meeting is planned Tuesday at 2 30 PM at the Cheerful Home settlement to finalize plans and decide on formation or drop. The group aims to educate voters on citizenship and voting, endorse candidates, and operate nonpartisanly.

Quincy

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