Socialnotes of Quincy area events and anniversaries
Mrs. Danner hosts a dinner for Mrs. Paul Danner of Mobile and guests include Mrs. Stillwell Williamson Bacon and Cottrel family. Frank Freund celebrates 85th birthday with family dinner at 1301 Spring Street. Miss Marguerite Edwards, now Betty Brown, to write for Milwaukee Journal. several club and society meetings noted. William Hill to go to France to install machinery. multiple charitable, educational, and social activities in Quincy listed.
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Danner
R. S. Bacon
Paul Danner
Mobile
Ala
John Stillwell
Charles Williamson
J. S. Bacon
George Cottrel
Frank Freund
Spring Street
Ilaw
J. H. Freund
Freund
Quincy
Mr. Danner
Chicago
East
Maine Street
Marguerite Edwards
Newspaper Enterprise Association of Cleveland
Milwaukee Journal
Miss Edwards
Betty Brown
Milwaukee
France
William H. Hill
Thomas Hill
Lawndale
Hill
New York City
Newark
N. J
Roots of Pride in Ancestry and Pedigree
The excerpt argues pride in birth alone lacks foundation since all share equal reach into the past. It notes true pride rests on distinguished ancestors only if descendants uphold their ideals, education, and service without blemish across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Milk Aid Reaches Lemberg For Starving Children
Through the American food administration ten tons of condensed milk were shipped to Lemburg Poland to feed babies and children without milk for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Food Administration
Lemburg
Poland
Doings Of The Emerson Parent Teacher Meeting
Miss Alice Collings of Blessing hospital staff spoke on hygiene at Emersons P T A meeting Friday afternoon. Children presented a program with Paul Tourney piano solo Roy Voss violin performance sixth grade songs Daisy Kauder piano solo. The association plans a home seeking sale the Saturday before Easter at the Y W C A building. Resolution on the death of former teacher Miss Exie Johnson was prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Collings
Blessing Hospital
Emersons
Parent-Teacher Association
Paul Tourney
Roy Voss
Daisy Kauder
Exie Johnson
PTA Plans New Piano For Franklin School
At Fridays regular meeting the Parent Teacher Association decided to purchase a piano for Franklin School. Miss Mary Stone spoke for women and children in industry from the Illinois based C N D campaign. Miss Mabel Ahern was named piano fund chair to begin fundraising immediately assisted by school girls performances and the Blue Bird club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin School
Parent-Teacher Association
Parent- Teacher Association
Mary Stone
Women’s Committee
Illinois
Child Welfare Department
Blue Bird Club
Mabel Ahern
Piano Fund
Musselman Speaks to Webster PTA on Birds and School Health
Edgar Musselman spoke at Webster school PTA on birds, an authority on the subject who has addressed many PTA groups. The event included a short program by students and a resolution was adopted urging the board of education to provide medical inspection in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Edgar Musselman
Webster School
Musselman
Board of Education
Frederick Kent
Unitarian
England
America
Kent
France
Quincy
United States
Union Now and Forever playlets delight Lincoln school crowd
Lincoln school children presented Union Now and Forever a three part playlet at a PTA meeting Friday evening. The segments depicted Washington Lincoln and Wilson with themes of revolution rebellion and world war. The group endorsed medical inspection in public schools and supported the health material drive. Principal R A Roberts urged mothers to guard against harmful beer slogans distributed to workers and boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Washington
Lincoln
Wilson
Board of Education
R. A. Roberts
Home Bureau adviser speaks to Washington PTA
Miss Grace Taylor of the Home Bureau Quincy addresses the Washington school Parent-Teacher Association on home making lessons for women and daughters. A children’s program precedes the business meeting hosted by Mrs. Lola Kilgore Mrs. M. F. Keyes Mrs. W. Hobbs and Miss Thelma Hobbs. Fathers’ night at Madison school planned for next Friday with the Dads to showcase entertainment. John Kom to call fathers together and finalize plans early next week.
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McConnell
The
University of Mlincig
Contire County
Ruskid
Brr
University of Ilinois
Grace Taylor
Home Bureau
Washington School Parent- Teacher Association
Miss Taylor
Home Bureau of
Quincy
Lola Kilgore
M. F. Keyes
W. Hobbs
Thelma Hobbs
Madison School
John Kom
Doctor East To Hold Infantile Paralysis Clinic
Dr C W Fast of Springfield member of the state health board will preside at an infantile paralysis clinic at Blessing hospital today. All affected children will be welcomed without charge and many from out of town are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Fast
Springfield
State Health Board
Blessing Hospital
Otterbein Guild Sets Sunday Evening Service Program
The Junior Otterbein Guild will lead Sunday evening services at United Brethren church starting 7 30. A program includes a voluntary scripture lesson prayer and a missionary dialogue with a large cast. The Girls Chorus will sing and Alma Magnusson directs the hymn. An address on the Otterbein Guild follows by Mrs. Charles Tienken.
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Otterbein Guild
United Brethren Church
Seseeesees
Stewart
Fern Cavanaugh
the World Children
Jesus
Naomi Alexander
America
Charles Tienken
Forty Hours Devotion Opens at St Francis Church
A forty hours devotion will open at St Francis church one week from Sunday and run until Tuesday evening. It begins with the first mass Sunday morning and features sermons each evening. The event ends with a large procession of school children through the church on Tuesday.
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St. Francis Church
St Patrick Program at St Rose Church
The St Patrick social at St Rose of Lima Church marks the 20th St Patrick celebration with acts from The Economy Club and a patriotic drill The Kerry Dancers perform solos and choral pieces led by Miss Elsa Schwab Miss Marie Heine and others A large afternoon and evening gathering will feature supper and sales of fancy work plus several musical and dramatic items The frost on bedroom window tracery is caused by warm breath condensing on cold glass.
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St. Patrick
St. Rose of Lima Catholic
St. Patrick's Day
Economy Club
Elsa Schwab
Marie Heine
Margaret Heine
Frances Higgins
Jessie Stepker
Edna Collins
Kathryn Brady
Tara's Hall
A. King
Killarney
Rose Hade
the Matchmakers
Mary Adams
Margaret Ernst
Charles Morris
Nell Daniels
Helen Quinlivan
Paul Ernst
Ellen Cunnane
Joseph Menke
State Officer Grace A Henry conducts Rebekah school in Quincy
Mrs Grace A Henry of Sandwich Illinois state grand examiner of the Rebekah lodge conducted a school of instruction at the Irma lodge D of R in the I O O F hall Friday evening. She received a ti after a hall visit and a town drive. A dinner in her honor followed with many good foods. Nina Spencer chaired the committee assisted by Ella Gilmer Edith Woodworth Julia Mulcahy Lawrence Ellermeier and Minnie Munroe. Otis Arnold past grand master of the state was a dinner guest. A number of Socialist women have been elected to the German national assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace A. Henry
Sandwich
Ill
Rebekah Lodge
Irma Lodge
D. of R
Henry
Rebekahs
Nina Spencer
Ella Gilmer
Edith Woodworth
Julia Mulcahy
Lawrence Ellermeier
Minnie Munroe
Otis Arnold
Naturalization Office Checks Applications in Quincy
Martin M Leavitt from the Department of Naturalization reviews citizenship applications at the Circuit Clerk Erde Beatty office in Quincy. The action involves routine examination of records and applicant eligibility in the local naturalization process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin M. Leavitt
Government Department of Naturalization
Erde Beatty
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R. O. Gibbons
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W. H. Alexander
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Canada
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Rosetown
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H. N. Stacy
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Constance E
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Vernon Castle
Lillian Meyer
Betty Hoagland
Agnes Bitter
Gertrude Frame
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Lattimore
Erlmeier's
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Emerson School
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H. J. Leemhus
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C. A. Cox
I. A. Bottorff
Life Service
F. A. McCarty
A. R. Grumman
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Methodist Minute Men
D. L. Jeff
Co. L. Hargraves
Thomas Nicholson
R. J. Wade
Acra
A. S. Flanigan
A. McCarty
A. J. Caseley
Beardstown
Camp Foint
Good Shepherd
Good Shepherd Church
A. V. Francis
Edina
St. Rose Church
National Assembly
Mehaus
K. of C. Bldg
Maine
Dr. Bell
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