Will Attend Wedding and Visit in St Louis
ISS LILLIAN PIERSON will leave this month for St Louis to attend a Wells College wedding in New York and visit Miss Marpoe Manning. Corporal Monroe recently arrived in the U S and May join wife and daughter at Camp Stewart Newport News. Ben Dobyns will visit Quincy over the weekend. Mrs Ralph Snyder plans Omaha and Columbus visits. Mr and Mrs Raymond Henhoff return from honeymoon in St Louis. Mrs Brown and Ksounson visit Quincy. Daily Chit Chat notes reflections on fear of being conspicuous and small town events.
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St. Louis
Lillian Pierson
Wells College
New York
Miss Pierson
Marpoe Manning
Corporal Monroe
United States
Neal Monroe
Corporal Neal Monroe
Cororal Monroe
Camp Stewart
Newport News
Quincy
Ben Dobyns
Shelbina
John Cruttenden
Lawndale
Nebraska
Ralph Snyder
Omaha
Neb
Columbus
Mr. Snyder
Willian Snyder
Snyder
Raymond Henhoff
Mrs. Wenhoff
Henhoff
North Fifth Street
Mildred Obrock
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purification
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior spring medicine for recovering from influenza grip and prostration. It claims to purify blood, improve nourishment, and relieve weakness with a physician-endorsed formula. Also promotes Hood's Pills for family use.
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Hood
Parliamen tary practice division meets in Chamber of Commerce
A large Parliamen tary practice division meeting of the Women’s Forum convened Tuesday afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce building. new members joined and Mrs Anne Jarrett Wood led a lesson in the Christian Church Party. The First Christian church held two Sunday school classes for high school boys and girls with a St Patrick party Tuesday evening featuring games, stories, music, and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Frank W Crane will host visiting Knox College president Thursday from 8 to 10 p.m.
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Centennial Boys
Quincy High School
Hotel
Quincy
E. E. Anderson
T Pegler
Soebbing
Leo Soebbing
North Sixteenth Street
Elmer Lundstrom
Fremont
Neb
Women’s Forum
Chamber of Commerce
Anne Jarrett Wood
Frank W. Crane
Knox College
Program To Be Given At Lippincott Hall
A Friday evening program at Lippincott Hall benefits Woodland home. Lois Weber and Agnes Miller provide music while a long list of performances by Franklin School students follows including recitations, solos, dances, tableaux and a closing evening dance.
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Lippincott Hall
Lippencott Hall
Woodland
Lois Weber
Agnes Miller
Ralph Tawkins
Gladys Helmers
Vallie Geschwindner
Teachers of Quincy Plan Afternoon School Outline
Teachers of Quincy meet at Webster school this afternoon at 3 30 to hear the planned work for the rest of the year in the physical culture department. Otto Wurt, recently returned from France, resumes his duties and will present the program while Charles M Gil, superintendent, will preside.
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Quincy
Webster
Otto Wurt
France
Mr. Wurt
Charles M. Gil
Life Of Christ Shown At Central Baptist Church
The inter church gospel center at Central Baptist Church will show The Life of Christ in 5 reels on Thursday and Friday evenings at 7 and 9 oclock with admission 6 and 10 cents. Rev Robert Van Meigs promotes the event and notes week outline including sermons prayers talks and religious films through the week with small charges for some nights.
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Central Baptist Church
Christ
Fourth
Jersey Street
Robert van Meigs
G. P Burdon
Griggsville
Eugene Neubauer
Carbonville
Women’s Club backs Thompson for mayor at spring vote
John A. Thompson was unanimously selected as the women’s favorite candidate for mayor by the Women’s Political club on Tuesday. The group urged re election and pledged united efforts to support Thompson. Indorsed for other posts were John Wheelock for city attorney A H Pennoyer for city treasurer and Duke Schroer for city clerk. Some aldermen were favored for specific wards. further selections to occur at the Y W C A meeting Thursday evening.
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John A. Thompson
Women’s Political Club
Thompson
John Wheelock
A. H. Pennoyer
Duke Schroer
Charles Hoar
J. L. Hase
Grace E. Black
Matt Dettle
Propositions on Election Discussed by Local Speakers
Afternoon program will include explanations of the three propositions. Charles Bartlett and W O Lee will be asked to speak as part of the event.
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Charles Bartlett
W. O. Lee
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Votes No April Fooling
The slogan No April Fooling, Everybody Is Voting was adopted at a Tuesday meeting of the W C T U to urge voting, with emphasis on women voters. Mrs Mary Edwards led the session, and Rev I W Bingaman and Rev H W Trueblood attended, with Mr Trueblood leading devotions.
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Mary Edwards
I. W. Bingaman
Hf. W. Trueblood
Mason and Klarner Wed in Private County Ceremony
County Judge Fred G. Wolfe united Roy Mason of Liberty and Hazel Klarner of Plainville in marriage Tuesday afternoon in his private office. The couple, from prominent local families, were witnessed by a few friends and relatives. The groom is a farmer.
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Fred G. Wolfe
Roy Mason
Liberty
Hazel Klarner
Plainville
Missionary Society Meets at Luther Memorial Church
Mrs. Charles Buerkin hosts Thursday afternoon for Luther Memorial church Missionary society. Devotional led by Mrs. E Fusselman. Mrs. N J Uhlenbrock to read and review the fourth chapter of Path of Labor titled Among Negro Laborers. Mrs. Munroe of the social center will attend and discuss Negro problems.
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Charles Buerkin
North Sixth Street
Missionary Society
The
Luther Memorial Church
E. Fusselman
N. J. Uhlenbrock
Munroe
Social Center
South Side Boat Club Members Organize social event
Officers were elected and a whist game marked the first meeting of the South Side Boat Club and Ladies Aid society. The joint group will meet on the first Tuesday monthly, except April when the session moves to Thursday after the election. No refreshments Tuesday, but future meetings will offer ample eats. All members and families are urged to participate in the social functions.
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South Side Boat Club
Ladies Aid Society
Whist Club Awards Prizes at Tuesday Social
Fourteen tables of whist were in play Tuesday night with prizes awarded. Men’s first went to August Bergman, second to A. B. Weis-enburger. Ladies’ first to Mrs. A. J. Brown, second to Mrs. C. H. Gail. A business meeting elected permanent officers: Chairman Elmer Mutz, vice-chairman Mrs. William Green, secretary Mrs. Herman Arp, treasurer Mrs. Elmer Duesdieker. The eighth anniversary complimentary dance is set for March 27 and the next club meeting is next Friday night.
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August Bergman
A. B. Weisenburger
A. J. Brown
C. H. Gail
Elmer Mutz
William Green
Herman Arp
Elmer Duesdieker
Indian Medicine Man and Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy
In the Indian Tribe the Medicine Man heals with roots herbs leaves and barks for emollients astringents laxatives and tonics. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised as the world’s most efficient female remedy for fifty five years restoring American women to health and recognized as the standard medicine.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
America
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