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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1919

Page

10

Miss Knapheide Visit and Social Round in Quincy

Miss Mildred Knapheide hosts a social season in Quincy with visitors from Champaign including Mrs. Gunkel wife of Red Gunkel the Cleveland pitcher now in France. Attending events span university life, clubs, and social dinners as locals welcome guests and theater outings.

Knapheide Woodward Gunkel Champaign Mildred Knapheide Quincy City Paul Folckemer Irene Camp Point Voorvaart Marie Wessels University of Illinois Aurora John Voorvaart Rochester N. Y Chicago Fred J. Wessels Vera Wessels Earl Mudd Isabel Monroe City Isabel Terwische David Warfield

Church Film Show At Interchurch Center Friday

The Last Days of Pompeii will be shown at the Interchurch Center at Fourth and Jersey Friday evening followed by a taffy pull. Saturday is Juvenile Night with a three reel film and no admission charged.

Pompeii Interchurch Center Fourth Jersey Street

Home Making As a Business Explained

Mrs C J McConnell told Adams county listeners that home making is a business and patriotic duty for young families. She urged mothers to involve daughters in responsible home management and noted women must adopt efficient routines to free time for family. Nine weekly lessons start Tuesday at Webster school with music and talks on marriage, trousseaus, and home affairs.

Friends In Council Bacon McFadden Belgium Chicago J. P. Allen A. E. Newberry North Fifth Street A. B. Clatworthy Harmon Newberry C. J. McConnell Mrs. McConnell Home Bureau Webster School McConnell University of Illinois Adams County John Inghram Trousseau

Walsh asserts League of Nations solidarity with Monroe Doctrine

Senator Walsh of Montana told a Washington audience under the American Woman's Suffrage Association that the league of nations constitution does not conflict with the Monroe Doctrine and would enable universal application of its principles. He argued US concessions to join would be outweighed by benefits and urged support for the covenant. The speech noted illiteracy in some Sirolla villages.

Washington Senator Walsh Montana National American Woman's Suffrage Association League of Nations United States Walsh

Yanks Must Pay For Damage To Quarters

Damages assessed against the supply company and battery B 64th coast artillery for injury to living quarters in France will be collected pro rata from officers and men of the two units. The board asks captains of both companies be retained in service pending further investigation. Demobilization of part of the regiment at Camp Eustis, Virginia, had been held up.

Washington 64Th Coast Artillery France Camp Eustis

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