Mrs Fosgate Dinner Honors Harbison Guests
Mrs Maida Lee Fosgate hosted a Tuesday dinner at Hotel Newcomb honoring Miss Anna Howard Harbison and Captain Shelby Harbison of Lexington Kentucky. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Bacon Mr and Mrs A O Lindsay Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bonfoey Newcomb Stilwell Charles Lee Weems and Vincent Dahlman of Springfield.
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Fosgate
RS. Maida Lee Fosgate
Hotel
Newcomb
Anna Howard Harbison
Shelby Harbison
Lexington
Canales
Folgate
Robert Bacon
A. O. Lindsay
Lawrence Bonfoey
Newcomb Stilwell
Charles Lee Weems
Vincent Dahlman
Springfield
Maida Lee Folgate
Anna Roward Harbison
Benefit Program For Social Center At Eighth Street Baptist
Mrs Sylvesta Thomason arranges a Thursday evening benefit at the Eighth and Elm Street Baptist colored church to aid the North Tenth Street social center. The program features The Awakening Chorus Rev Duke Duet Frank and Alva Vaughn readings by Alvera Thomason and Julia Dyson songs by Lena Duncan Lucille Major Louise Major Leona Wells Elsie Duke Lillian Lewis Emogene Irwin Martha and Elizabeth Roberts Mildred Bullett Winifred Henderson and Helen Bedince with a closing Star Spangled Banner as the audience participates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvesta Thomason
Eighth
Elm Street
Lena Dunca
Blue Birds
Alice Casey
Julia Dyson
Estella Zimmerman
Charles Thomason
Arthur Buckner
Lucille Major
Genevieve
Usdias
Eevee
Louise
Lela Burnett
Leona Wells
Elsie Duke
Charles Vaughn
Little Stranger
Lillian Lewis
Emogene Irwin
Martha and
Elizabeth Roberts
Csececeevaes
Ella Cassidy
Oath
Mildred Bullett
Garden of Promise
Winifred Henderson
Geerates Pty Ei
Helen Bedince
Obrock Henhoff wedding at Luther Memorial Church
Miss Mildred Obrock daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry W Obrock and Raymond Henhoff son of Mr and Mrs Herman Henhoff were married at noon Tuesday in Luther Memorial church. Rev I W Bingaman officiated. They will live on a North Fifth street farm. Reception at the Obrock home followed by a trip to St Louis.
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Henhoff Obrock
Mildred Obrock
Henry W. Obrock
Chestnut Street
Raymond Henhoff
Herman Henhoff
North Fifth Street
Luther Memorial Church
I. W. Bingaman
Clarence Obrock
Obrock
St. Louis
Kuchman
Herbert Kuchman
Otto Kuchman
Jersey Street
Ethel Bishop
Jacksonville
Kuehman
United Cereal Mills
School PTAs Set Meetings Across Three Schools
Webster school PTA will hear T Edgar Musselman speak at Friday meeting. Emerson school PTA meets Friday at 3 30 PM. Franklin school PTA gathers Friday after classes. Retail grocers in Seattle suspend credit for striking shipyard workers.
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Webster School
T. Edgar Musselman
Parent-Teacher Association
Seattle
Wash
Hood's Sarsaparilla Health Preservation Ad
Reconstruction of lost health tone describes Hood's Sarsaparilla boosting appetite aid digestion and improve nourishment absorption to raise reserve strength after war epidemics and harsh seasons. It proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as America's best blood purifying medicine with strong sales and Hood's Pills as a gentle family cathartic.
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Hood
America
Women to pick candidates for choice at polls
The Women’s Political club will endorse one candidate per office in the spring election. At a Tuesday meeting at 2:30 PM in the Cheerful Home settlement, officers were elected and committees named. The club remains non partisan and will consider candidates from all parties. An evening session is planned for March 20 to recruit new members.
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Cheerful Home
Cheerful Home Settlement
Neil
Women's Political Club
James Riggs
John McAdams
A. F. Kellar
Abbie van Frank
E. S. Waggoner
Bible class and gymnasium group share supper
The Bible class and members of the business girls gymnasium class had supper Tuesday evening in the association. The regular meeting of the board will be held Thursday afternoon.
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Business Girls
Association
Employers study of European labor methods unveiled
Washington March 12 The employers industrial committee traveled to Europe on a Labor Department mission to study how foreign governments managed labor and industrial issues during the war and to review general plans for reconstruction Secretary Wilson announced the briefing notes the inquiry aims to compare approaches and inform U S policy ahead of postwar rebuilding.
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Washington
Employers Industrial Committee
Europe
Department of Labor
Wilson
Brief Personal Notices and Local Updates
Mrs J Li Howe and children relocated to Talooma Missouri where Mr Howe had been based. They long resided in Quincy. Dr Green of the Occidental building and Hi Flaisig Loomis, baggage man, recovered from illness. Eagles Dance O Farrells Orchestra on March 12. War Relief club Lincoln school hosts banquet Friday for returned colored soldier boys, with a dance Saturday. John Hildebrand transferred from Farmers’ Nome to St Mary hospital for rheumatism. James McKinnay back from Bowling Green where he built a barn. Mooseheart Legion Women host a whist at Moose Hall this afternoon. Ralph Doty ill with pneumonia at 412 Oak. Fred Meyer back to business after months of illness. Dr H F Lafler Chiropractic at 201-204 St State Bank Bldg. St Vincent Home Society holds annual meeting at 2:30 PM. N C Roberts Fort Madison postmaster attends good roads meeting. Miss Clara Stagg ill at home. Russell Williams learns Lieut Robert Williams in Bordeaux expects to sail home soon. John Koscielski visiting Omaha. William Hand home after nine weeks at St Mary hospital. Louise Bowen’s son Andrew in Brooklyn now en route home from Naval Reserve. skating at Highland tonight. Hotel Quincy to serve planked Lake Erie Whitefish dinner 6–8 PM nightly.
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Dr. Green
Occidental
Flaisig Loomis
Eagles
O'Farrell
War Relief Club of
Lincoln School
John Hildebrand
Nome
St. Mary
Fred Meyer
South Eighth Street
H. F. Lafler
St. State Bank
St. Vincent Home Society
N. C. Roberts
Fort Madison
Good Roads
Clara Stagg
Russell Williams
Robert Williams
Bordeaux
France
States
John Koscielski
South Twelfth Street
Omaha
Neb
William Hand
St. Mary Hospital
Highland
Louise Bowen
Andrew
Brooklyn
N. Y
Naval Reserves
Quincy
Lake Erie
Australia funds public works for returning soldiers
The federal government appropriates 2 500 000 dollars for public works to aid unemployed returned soldiers while awaiting a larger plan to provide lasting employment for the homecoming.
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Melbourne
Australia
Federal Government of Australia
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East Jersey Street
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Lawndale
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North Twelfth
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Payson
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New York City
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Peoria
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Friends In Council
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Lou Clarahan
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Montello
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