Parish Priest Moves East as Quincy Mourns
The community notes Rev. Frederick Penfold, longtime priest at the Church of the Good Shepherd, is leaving Quincy for St. Stephen's in Providence Rhode Island. He served as chapel and force chaplain in France before the move and is to be released from service soon. Nearby, various locals return home or travel for visits as friends and relatives share week end stories.
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Quincy
Frederick Penfold
Marge
Father Penfold
St. Luke's Church
Racine
Isconsin
Local Club Hostesses Share Afternoon Visit and Birthday
Hostess RS Harvey Sprick entertained her card club Monday afternoon at Prairie Avenue home. Guests included Mrs Loyd Castle Mrs Guido James and Miss Irma Bastert. Also notes celebrations of Ralph Thenhaus eighth birthday with playmates attending and prizes awarded to Lester Krallman and James Derrick. Refreshments followed.
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RS. Harvey Sprick
Card Club
Prairie Avenue
Loyd Castle
Guido James
Irma Bastert
Ralph Thenhaus
South Ninth Street
Lester Krallman
James Derrick
Daily Chit Chat on Neighbor Borrowing and Manners
A letter discusses everyday borrowing among neighbors. It covers lending items like vacuum cleaners and tickets, paying others' laundry bills, and the friction of favors. It also vent s about mothers who let children scratch records and create messes, arguing for kinder limits while valuing friendship. The writer closes with praise for the author and reluctance to add more.
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Miss Camerorn
Neghbor
Xulty
Hannibal guests attend Bonfoey dinner at East Maine
Mr and Mrs Bonfoey entertained a small group of Hannibal friends Monday at their East Maine Street home to attend the David Warfield production The Auctioneer. Guests included Mr and Mrs Schofield Mr and Mrs Ward and Thomas McKenzie.
Special Service For Charter Members of Missionary Society
Eight charter members of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church of America were honored at a special Sunday service at Vermont Street Methodist Church. A carnation marked each member, pink for living, white for the dead, and a red for Mrs Edwin Parker. The event featured a procession, remarks by Rev F A McCarty, and readings on early missionaries Miss Isabelle Thoburn and Dr Clara Swain. A new school for girls in Montevideo, South America is planned with a $125,000 cost and funded by a future collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church of America
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Edwin Parker
United States
India
Thomas Petri
Sarah Thrush
IT. B. Dines
P. S. James
Padelford
J. J. Jackson
King’s Heralds
F. A. McCarty
Missionary Society
O Zion Ware
Miss Bennet
Chaddock Boy's School
Isabelle Thoburn
Clara Swain
Montevideo
South America
Church News Retreat at St. Mary's
Rev George Hensey of Beardstown Hl conducts a girls retreat at St Mary academy with opening address at 4 oclock Monday and daily Mass at 7 45. Prof Gibbons preaches at First Christian church with next sermons scheduled and new pastor Rev Newton to arrive. An honor roll of boys in service is presented by Ruth and Naomi society. Various church meetings set for Wednesday and Thursday including women missionary, aid society, guild and a cafeteria supper for Rev and Mrs Thompson.
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St. Mary's
George Hensey
Beardstown
St. Mary Academy
Pather Hensey
Welock
Gibbons
R. O. Gibbons
Newton
Ruth and Naomi Society
Guild
E. A. Thompson
The
Congregational Church
Missionary Play Celebrates Fifty Years of Missionary Society
Sunday afternoon and evening events at Kentucky Street Methodist church featured a well performed missionary play titled An Adventure in Service. Women and young people from the church participated amid good music as the program marked the founding of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society fifty years ago.
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Missionary Societies
Kentucky Street Methodist Church
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Nelle Morris and J C Schuknecht Wed at St John
Miss Nelle Morris of Quincy and J C Schuknecht of Seward Neb were married at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon in the parsonage of St John Lutheran Church by Rev E F Schueler. The bride has assisted Dr Brenner for four years and the groom is a graduate of G C B C. They left Monday night for Nebraska to settle.
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Nelle Morris
Quincy
J. C. Schuknecht
Seward
Neb
St. John Lutheran Church
E. F. Schueler
F. PT. Brenner
Schuknecht
Nebraska
Beulah Bledsoe Marries Immanuel Young at Central Baptist
Miss Beulah Bledsoe daughter of Mrs Margaret Bledsoe of 123 South Third Street and Immanuel Young were wed in the Central Baptist church parsonage by Rev Robert Van Meigs on Sunday afternoon. Mr Young recently returned from overseas service and works for the Street Railway Co.
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Beulah Bledsoe
Margaret Bledsoe
South Third Street
Immanuel Young
Central Baptist Church
Robert van Meigs
Young
The
Street Railway Co
Blessing Exercises Next Friday Night
Miss Florence Bitter will be the only Quincy girl graduated at the antant commencement exercises of the nursing training selects Friday evening in Farther Memorial church. The other nurses are Miss Merle Diurneain, Miss Matt Pileh, Miss Truth Swan, Miss Blew Leiehity.
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Florence Bitter
Quincy
Essuing Hospital
Farther Memorial Church
Merle Diurneain
Bender
Mon
Matt Pileh
Seliiowr
Truth Swan
Mt. Sterling
Blew Leiehity
Maeotah
YMCA Notes Hike and White River Woods Lunch
Y M C A notes recount two student group activities. A class leaders hike west of Quincy ending with a campfire meal and rest, followed by a Mill Creek outing returning to the Hubbard home for an evening gathering. Participants include Chester Tuminenie Edward Dowd Forrest Boyd Julius Rupp Carl Wachel Ray Tabor Fred Resch Richard Bauer and Clay Robinson led the hike.
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Ner Quincey
Chester Tuminenie
Edward Dowd
Forrest Boyd
Julius Rupp
Carl Wachel
Ray Tabor
Fred Resch
Richard Bauer
Clay Robinson
X.ng
Mill Creek
8. A. Hubbard
Margaret Mollenhauer
Vera Hubbard
Helen Knittel
Betty Merrick
Carl Hubbard
Edward Junkerman
Floyd Belt
Personal notices from Quincy midweek update
J A Harbourn of Barry travels toward Ewng Mo via Quincy. Dr Miller, dentist. Wilbur Smith of Casper confined with blood poisoning. Mr Smith ill, Wiskitchen Undertaker Frank Hl. Weems leaves Mosiday Jay Springfield for business. Judge McCarl moves to Clinvis State Bank Bldg suite 623. Bernard Lawrence christened at St John Catholic by Father Postner. sponsors Walter VandenBoom and Mrs. Oscar Krat. Eve Ear Nose and Throat. Dr E F Staunnus on Hampshire street. Daughters of Frederic Parker die shortly after birth. mother Edna Duker recovering. Mrs Amelia Erkey and daughter Lulu move into new home at 1619 North Fourth. Ernst Plumbing & Heating Co moves to Hamp St 615, plane 606. John Carroll, assistant postmaster, spent weekend in Kirksville. Frances Botsford begins stenography teaching at Thief school replacing Veneta Shumate. Dr Stannus fits glasses at 6013 Hampshire. Father Francis of St Francis church conducts Keokuk retreat. Edward A Pratt Audit Co expands to Quincy Illinois. W B Tompkins named local manager, offers cost estimates. W B Slageman, Great Lakes station arpenters first class, in Quincy for sister-in-law’s funeral.
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Wiskitchen
Frank Hl. Weems
Mosiday Jay Springfield
Judge McCarl
Clinvis State Bank
Bernard Lawrence
Leo Kipping
St. John Catholic Church
Father Postner
Walter VandenBoom
Oscar Krat
Eve
E. F. Staunnus
Hampshire Street
Frederic Parker
Edna Duker
Miller
Stern
Amelia Erkey
Daugl
Lulu
Camp Point
John Spindler
North Fourth Street
Ernst Plumbing & Heating Co
Hamp. St
John Carroll
Kirksville
Frances Botsford
Thief
Veneta Shumate
Stannus
Father Francis
St. Francis Church
Keokuk
Edward A. Pratt Audit Co
Chicago
Peora
Quincy
Tinois
W. B. Tompkins
City Comptroller
State Bank
W. B. Slageman
Great Lakes Station
Arpenters
Funeral for Boyhood Friend In Des Moines Monday
Rev R F H Hartley conducted the funeral services in Des Moines for a boyhood friend. He will travel to Pittsburgh for a conference of the North and South Presbyterian church commissioners.
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R. FH. Hartley
Des Moines
Ile
Pittsburgh
North and South Presbyterian Church Commissioners
Cantata “The Triumph of the Cross” at vesper service
The Congregational church will present the Lenten cantata The Triumph of the Cross on Sunday April 6 as a communion piece linked to the Christmas cantata by H A Matthews. Martha Granadier violin and Frank Malambricello will assist the choir.
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H. A. Matthews
Martha Granadier
Frank Malambricello
Tea at Vespers in Cathedral of St. John Services
Tea was served after vesper services in the Cathedral of St. John, a small church event noted in the bulletin. Residents gathered for a brief tea as part of the evening observance.
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Cathedral of St. John
Local residents and visitors noted in Blessing hospital updates
Mrs August Shelp of 918 South Ninth Street was taken home from Blessing hospital Sunday after a second operation. her condition is greatly improved. Mrs Leo Laughlin of Golden shopped in Quincy Monday. Miss Bertha Telford departs for Chicago for an extended visit with her brothers. Miss Selina Kelly spent the weekend in Hannibal with relatives. Miss Veda Lynn of Clayton spent Monday here. Mr and Mrs W T Wilson of Edina are visiting for a few days. Wave Miller bought the bungalow at 2031 Prairie Avenue, formerly owned by Mrs Sophie Butterworth. Rollin Wisherd spent Sunday in Hannibal visiting. Mrs M K Webb of 1623 North Second Street is improving after Blessing hospital operation. Miss Winnie Ocerter is recovering well from Blessing hospital operation.
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August Shelp
South Ninth Street
Blessing Hospital
Leo Laughlin
Golden
Quincy
Bertha Telford
Chicago
Selina Kelly
Hannibal
Veda Lynn
Clayton
W. T. Wilson
Edina
Wave Miller
Prairie Avenue
Sophie Butterworth
Rollin Wisherd
M. K. Webb
North Second Street
Winnie Ocerter
Change in Life of Storekeeper Prompts Phosphated Iron Tale
A prominent city merchant recounts a remarkable recovery after rest and taking Phosphated Iron. He says his fatigue vanished within weeks, his vigor returned, and he now feels healthier, more ambitious, and eager to show others the benefits of the remedy. He warns readers to seek Genuine desphated Tron from Owl Drug Store.
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OWL Drug
Mrs Albert Hageman Profile Emerges From School Service
Mrs Albert Hageman was a manual training instructor in the Quincy public schools before entering the service. The note highlights her long association with the school system and her move into military service.
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Albert Hageman
Hageman
Quincy Public
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