Quincy Society HAPTER P P E O Officers Elected
Quincy group meets at Mrs Condron 1624 Hampshire elects officers for the year including President Mrs Kenner Lea and treasurer Mrs H G Jefferson, plus delegates to state convention and plans a luncheon hosted by Mrs Anderson.
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Hapter P. P. E. O
Sunnoon
H. D
Dron
Hampshire Street
Kenner Lea
Anderson
J. E. Fey
Foreman
H. G.ferson
Otto Wurlsam
W. 5. Tucker
Thomas Timothy
H. E. Becker
Timothy
Condron
Agate
Seaton
Man
R. C.ger
Fischer couple honored with silverware gift at home
The Gunther Hardware force visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fischer at Eighteenth and Broadway Friday evening. Fischer is a company employee recently married. Guests presented them a set of silverware. Also note Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Thomason of 1609 Vermont Street will celebrate their forty‑sixth wedding anniversary with...
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Gunther Hardware Company
Elmer Fischer
Broadway
Fischer
E. M. Thomason
Vermont Street
Anniversary Floats Through Quincy Family Years
Mr and Mrs Thomason mark 46 years of marriage in Quincy with their four children identified as Mrs J H Uhlenbrock Emma Pauline and Conrad A note mentions a Women s Forum parliamentary practice department meeting set for Tuesday at 4 PM in the Chamber of Commerce building with readings and instruction before practice. Alva James Eyre at 201 North Twenty fifth Street had a surprise party Saturday afternoon for his birthday with friends Lucille Butler Helen Reed Robert Piggott Joseph Strohl Gladys Gruhn David Jones Gladys Robinson Lester Davis Helen Ray and James Mc Claughry attending. Mrs Joe Harvey at Fifth and Locust hosted the Merm Matrons meeting Thursday afternoon with crocheting and a two course luncheon. The next gathering will be with Mrs E Gim mer Ninth and State streets. Mr and Mrs H Dunbar at 28467 Maine Street hosted Mr and Mrs Hay ward and J Profer of Unionville Missouri for dinner Thursday evening.
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Thomason
Quincy
J. H. Uhlenbrock
Emma
Pauline
Conrad
Women’s Forum
Chamber of Commerce
Alva James Eyre
North Twentyfifth Street
Lucille Butler
Helen Reed
Robert Piggott
Joseph Strohl
Gladys Gruhn
David Jones
Gladys Robinson
Lester Davis
Helen, Ray
James McClaughry
Joe Harvey
Fifth
Locust Streets
Merm
E. Gimmer
Ninth
State Streets
Club Calendar Highlights A Week of Meetings
Monday opens with The Round Table in the library Tower room and several hostesses including Mrs. Guy Noll and Mrs. Chester Poling hosting bridge and study groups. Tuesday sees Friends In Come and The Atlantis in the Chamber of Commerce and study clubs, with multiple hosts listed in the Historical grounds and other locales.
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Round Table
Guy Noll
Chester Poling
F. T. Wall
Friends
Come
Atlantis
Chamber of Commerce
Schullian
Shakespeare Club
H. E. Schmiedeskamp
North Twenty-fourth
Y W C A Calendar A busy week of club and class events
The Y W C A calendar lists Sunday and Tuesday activities across programs including vesper service noon programs at Egg O See Morris Shoe Co and Piersons and numerous gymnasium, stenography, dancing, and first aid classes. Several clubs such as Minnehaha, Emerson Friendship, Business Women and M W B are scheduled with times from noon to evenings.
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Egg-O-See
Minnehaha Club
Morris Shoe Co
Pierson's
Emerson Friendship Club
Baker
Little Girls
Washington school bazar nets about 30 dollars at drug store
The Parent Teachers association of Washington school held a bazar at Miller and Arthur drug store on Saturday. About thirty dollars was cleared. Aprons rugs and home cooking were on sale with a large display. Remaining aprons will be sold at the next meeting. The Berrian booster club elected William Peter president and William Bredenbeck secretary and plan the play Those Wives of Ours to showcase mothers’ effort.
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Parent-Teachers Association of Washington School
Miller & Arthur Drug Store
Parent-Teachers
Berrian
Berrian School
William Peter
William Bredenbeck
Bowles School Entertainment Highlights Local Pupils
Bowles school in Ellington presented a Friday evening program featuring dialogues and readings by its pupils. Mrs Harry Henhoff read The Little Prophet while Addie Thomas earned popularity honors with a cake prize amid pie auctions and ice cream and cake served. Byron Gaines teaches the school.
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Bowles School
Ellington
Harry Henhoff
Little Prophet
Addie Thomas
Byron Gaines
Riverside pupils entertain Mothers club with pictures
The Riverside school pupils entertained the Mothers club Friday afternoon. Three pictures were donated to the school by the McCabe children. The room with the most mothers present earned first choice of the three pictures. Miss Alma Bredeweg's room had the honor of the most mothers in attendance.
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Riverside
McCabe
Alma Bredeweg
Easter church music from Glee clubs and cantata
Presbyterian church will feature performances by the church Glee club and the Chaddock College Glee club directed by Mrs. Lillian Brown Inghram. William Lesters sacred cantata The Triumph a Greater Love will be sung Easter Sunday by a mixed quartet and chorus.
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Presbyterian Church
Glee Club
Chaddock College Glee Club
Lillian Brown Inghram
William Lester
Neighborhood Bible Classes Schedule Listings
A compiled list of Neighborhood Bible Classes with dates and host addresses across Hampshire, Spring, Nineteenth and surrounding streets. Residents like Mrs J W Sinnock, Mrs D Condron, Mrs Margaret Reeder, Mrs Thrash, Mrs Cox, Mrs Fuscelman and others host sessions from 2:00 to 9:45 on various Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout the period.
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J. W. Sinnock
Hampshire St
D. Condron
Margaret Reeder
D. Thrash
Chas, Cox
N. 24Th
C.F. Crawford
Anna Brown
James McNutt
J. W. Stewart
Spruce St
A. A. Richardson
Jersey St
Geo. Taylor
3Rd St
Pfeiffer and Tremme wed at St John’s Luther Church
Miss Freda Pfeiffer and John Tremme were married in the parsonage church Saturday at 6 PM with Rev W A Martens officiating. The couple, unattended, will visit Omaha for two weeks and reside at 722 South Twenty fourth Street after March 28.
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Pfeiffer Hemme
Freda Pfeiffer
John Tremme
St. John’s Luther
Ehurch
W. A. Martens
Omaha
Benevmeon
South Twentyfourth Street
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St. Louis
Ike Morris
Lily
Alan Campbell
New York City
E. J. Parker
Mary Bull
J. N. Carter
Springfield
Sister
Chicago
Montague Ferry
Inetka
PD. Shellebarger
Julia
Salina
Kan
Art
E. B. Hillman
WM. F. Carrott
Montgomery
Dwight
C. D. McWills
Polly Sumner
Parthenia Cooke
Margaret Geschwindner
S. W. Eldred
E. F. Bradford
Miss Turner
J. H. Noll
Hannibal
Rachel Hall
Mrs. Frank Crane
Sol Harris
Frank Penick
Albert
University of Chicago
Malambri
Leland Bullis
Edward Cameron
Bennett Bartlett
Marcellus Kendall
Maida Lee Folgate
Elihu Washburn
Grace Whipple
Killarney
Fern McKenzie
Lillian Meyer
Ruth Brinkoetter
Bertha Bok
Dorothy Rogers
Florence Veithold
Irma Pierce
Gay Braxton
Cheerful Home
Mary Alexander
W. Behrensmeyer
Helen
Miss Behrensmeyer
Decatur
FE. N. Monroe
Phan
Marie Schaller
Lyon & Healy
William Mitchell
Miss Schuller
W. F Kirtley
E. Stockton
Charles Phelps
Harry Berdette
Brice Markee
E. MacAfee
Misa Maude Ogden
Mids Gladys McFarland
Augusta
O. E. S. School of Instruction
Jesse Utley
Macomb
Kirtley
Sttle Lillian Omaine Fisher Gan
Tofogy KK
Fisher
North St
Harris
J. Wilhelm
Harrisburg
Mrsithomas R. Marshall
H. Dunbar
Maine Street
Three Arts Club
N. H. Brinck
Oak Leaf Club
Frank Ernst
Ohio
Book Club
J. M. Dunlap
Ladies’ Sewing Club
J. G. Scherer
Double Thirteen
R. U1
Lubbering
North Eleventh
John Korn
Justamere Club
Vola Murphy
St. John's Guild
George Castle
Levi Adair
W. R. Richardson
Scott Club
O. B. Gorden. Sr
Dr. McReynolds
Washington
Bowles
Church News
Vermont Street Methodist Church Sunday School
Miss Williamson
Chaddock School
Korea
Christian Endeavorers
East End Christian Church
Kate Pennington
Twenty-fourth
Payson Avenue
Anck
Anck Bros
Brinkmann
A. L. Brinkmann Ice Cream Co
Fern Leaf Whitman
North Fifth St
WHIG
Che Keiser
Maine ST
Helm’s
Orpheum Building
Enskes
Giles Bros
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