Quincy Womans Social Notes Highlight City Events
The Quincy Whig details a weekend of women and children focused social life. Notable items include Mrs D A Wheeler hosting the Friday Literary Club on Maine Street with a talk on Home Life in Norway, as well as various visits, entertainments, and travel plans among local residents and guests at homes and hotels.
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D. A. Wheeler
Maine Street
F. M. Pendleton
Norway
St. Patrick
W. E. White
North Sixth Street
Henry Dayton
Chicago
Dorothy
Kansas City
Joseph Oertle
Hampshire Street
Oertle
Lot Springs
Ark
Pickard
Welen Gorman
St. Louis
J. F. Pickard
Jersey Street
Miss Gorman
Virginia Ware
Quincy
C. N. Ware
Vermont Street
Ware
Springfield
Mass
Evan Morris
Amelia Burman
1409
State Street
Blue Bird Club
David Donald
North Seventh Street
Howard Lewis
Augusta
Earl Cooper
Hotel
Newcomb
Elizabeth Qakler
Delta Delta
Knox College
Galesburg
Helen Eaton
Eaton
Charlies Miller Eaton
Hf. O. Channon
Harold Leffingwell
Double Thirteen Club
Double Thirteen
Ralph Albright
Chestnut Street
Leona Sibbing
Dan Dever
Andrew Hummert
Mayme Brommelmeyer
Dever
L. Lansing
Lind and Teelth Streets
More Money For Schools Indorsed In Parent Meetings
Parent teachers across multiple schools endorsed increased school funding and higher teacher salaries. At Webster auditorium Fathers night featured student performances from first through eighth grades, with dances, songs, and recitations. Speakers urged tax increases to support education, emphasizing courtesy in schools and long term benefits for democracy and citizenship.
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Webster Auditorium
Mothersoose
Joelle Haven
Robert Brant
Humpty Dumpty
Justtne
Arline Saunders
Alfred Ellis
M. G. Park
Frank
Quincy
Join Carroll
Bert Goldburg
Goldburg
Edward A. Thompson
Cartes Biehenauer
Trranklin
Thompsen
Kiehenauer
Knox College Glee Club May Come Here
The Knox College Glee Club may visit Quincy for an April concert after the Young Women’s club secured tentative backing. The club’s manager says an engagement on that date should be satisfactory, with past Quincy concerts popular and the current program expected to top former performances. William Becker, son of Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Becker, is a member of the Glee Club.
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Knox College Glee Club
Quincy
Glee Club
Quincey
Knox Boys
William Becker
H. E. Becker
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society report planned
Amelia Gruenwald, president, to present a five year report of the society’s Foreign Missionary work at the Kentucky Street M E Church. Rev F S Ettelgeorge will preside. Recitations, songs, and a talk on W E M S accompany the program. A ladies chorus will perform.
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Amelia Gruenwald
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Kentucky Street
M. E
Foreign Missionary Society
F. S. Ettelgeorge
Seng
Ruth Dorothy Vander Reith
Lucille Etelgeorge
Smith
Mollie Spory
Lille Meyer
Mary Bunte
Eta
Robert
Josephine Fleer
Elsie Hamel
King’s Heralds
W. EL M. S
Personal notices and local business ads in brief
A collage of personals and ads: Bill Donnelly heads to Plymouth for a house party hosted by Mr and Mrs Carl Carlin with Kurtzmann Pianos and Giles Bros. offerings. Mrs R E Maier leaves Madison Street for a Mich visit. Elsie Field recuperating from nose and throat operations. Crook Bros. Millinery advertises $5 hats. Dr E F Stannus and eye ear nose throat services listed. a misprint in salt bacon price corrected. Quincy Gun Club set for Sunday shoot. Mr C S Hart named assistant in Co E Delaptain’s office.
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Chickering Bros. Acoustigrande
Salcomy
Giles Bros
Bill Donnelly
Plymouth
Carl Carlin
Kurtzmann Pianos
Crook Bros. Millinery Company
R. E. Maier
Madison Street
Niles
Mich
Kimball Planes
PF. W. Bowley
Dr. Rice
Wells
Newcomb
Elsie Field
van Buren Street
Stannus
Hampshire Street
Adelia Grasshoff
Maine Street
Chicago
Gary
Ind
West End
Quincy Gim Club
North Twentieth Street
C. S. Hart
1817
Vine Street
Co. E. Delaptain
E. F. Stannus
Interchurch move plans campaign in Adams county
Organization for the Interchurch movement in Adams county with Rev Edwin B Romig of Chicago in Quincy to secure a campaign director. Campaign week April 25 to May 2 aims to raise 356 777 572 dollars across 20 denominations, funded by friendly citizens if needed. Funds allocated to foreign missions home missions education hospitals pensions and unclassified items with each church receiving a set allotment to spend by field. Edward E Braithwaite of Chicago is state director.
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Adams County
Edwin B Romig
Chicago
Quincy
Romig
Carthage
Tle
Adams Hancock
Brown
Remig
Edward E. Braithwaite
Pleasing Program By Central Baptist Children
The Baptist children presented The Old Woman Who Lived in a 2 Shoe at Central Baptist Church Friday night. Written by Miss Lottie Luther, directed by Mrs Woodward, the play pleased a large audience and netted 25.31 for the Turner song book fund through a free will offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
Lottie Luther
Woodward
Miss Luthes
Turner Song Book Fund
Last Recital by Academy Pupils at St Marys
The final recital of the series was presented Friday afternoon at St Mary's Academy by advanced pupils of the musical department. The program printed in Friday's Whig was performed charmingly and met with strong audience approval. Both students and instructors deserve credit for the series of entertaining performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Academy
Whig
Church News Says His First Mass at St Boniface
Rev William Pietsch succeeds Rev Anthony Kunsch as assistant pastor of St Boniface church and said his first mass Friday morning. Father Pietsch was stationed at St Vincent Home six years ago.
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William Pietsch
Anthony Kunsch
St. Boniface Church
Father Pietsch
St. Vincent
Hearing on Chester highway route announced in Springfield
Springfield Ill March 20 The department of public works and buildings will hold a hearing at East St Louis Friday March 26 on the route to be followed by the Jacksonville Chester highway as part of the proposed state bond issue highway plan Representatives of the committees between Jacksonville and East
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Department of Public Works and Buildings
East St. Louis
Jacksonville- Chester
Jacksonville
East
Crown Prince Asked Not To Mix Politics In Germany
Former Crown Prince Frederick William reportedly urged to pledge not to involve himself in German politics and to agree to definite internment. Secretary General Kan of the Dutch government met Frederick William and Burgomaster D Pereboom at Wieringen. Dutch anti militarist and anarchist socialists plan a March 30 demonstration in Amsterdam protesting the residence of the Hohenzollerns.
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Associated Press
Trike Wague
Frederick William
Kan
Duteit
Wieringen
Dpereboom
Holland
Amsterdam
Hearing on road between East St. Louis and Chester set
At 10 30 a m a hearing on the section of the road between East St. Louis and Chester will be held at 2 p m today. Officials and residents are invited to attend and present views on proposed improvements and traffic impacts.
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