Miss Harriet Wells Hosts Card Party for Guest Helen Rapp
In Quincy on Grove Avenue Miss Harriet Wells entertained a small group at a bridge party honoring guest Miss Helen Rapp of Santa Fe New Mexico. Prizes went to Mrs. Arlene Weiss Miss Jeanette Burrows and Miss Rapp with a later two course tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wells
Harriet Wells
Grove Avenue
Helen Rapp
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Arlene Weiss
Jeanette Burrows
Jennie Lee Covington
Paducah
Helen Richardson
Kansas City
Leone
Matthew Dettle
Julius Schrage
Raymond Henhoff
North Fifth Street
Ruth Stegeman
M. F. Canavan
Prof
Wilcox
St. Louis
G. E. Bunte
North Twenty-second Street
Harold
Three Weddings In Horn Family Soon
The weddings of three children of Rev. and Mrs. O. H. Horn, pastor of St. James Lutheran church, will occur soon. Amandus Horn, stationed at Napoleon North Dakota, will marry Ottomar Horn in Davenport. Ottoamar Horn, Davenport manager of Vanderselice-Stahmer Co., will wed BeHe Jacobs of Davenport in May in Quincy. Irene Horn, Davenport Red Cross worker, will marry Walter Vieth of Davenport in June in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Horn
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Amandus Horn
Napoleon
N. D
Ottomar Horn
Davenport
Ottoomar Horn
Vanderselice-Stahmer Manufacturing Co
BeHe Jacobs
Quincy
Irene Horn
Red Cross
Walter Vieth
Do You Try To Read Faces Bet Cameron Essay
Side Talks argues reading character from faces is fascinating yet risky. It notes self satisfaction and discontent show in features, and describes attempting to judge strangers during a ride, while warning that fixed opinions without proper study lead to mistakes, likening it to mastering a difficult language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubberman
Teften
Les
Jenkins
YWCA Notes on Quincy Survey and Campaign
Miss Anna Trotter, National YWCA social surveyor, is in Quincy for about 10 days to study educational, industrial, and recreational facilities and to survey women in gainful occupations and local women’s clubs. Miss Tulia Tolman Lee arrives to assist April financial campaign. she will address Rotary, Lions, and a home meeting. Amanda Schralla hosts Loyal Daughters unit at 1118 Payson Avenue tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Trotter
National
Quincey
Miss Trotter
Tulia Tolman Lee
Quincy
Confirmation Classes Held Across Quincy Churches
Confirmation services were held in Quincey Lutheran and Evangelical churches with decorated interiors and sermons by area pastors. The class rosters include numerous named youths and adults from St. Peter's Evangelical St. John's Lutheran St. James Lutheran Luther Memorial St. Pauls Evangelical Salem Evangelical, among others, listing dozens of confirmands and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincey
St. Peter's Evangelical
Marie Blume
Dolores Lohmann
Florence Stoermer
Velma Thenhaus
William Ellerman
Reyal Lilleman
Gilbert Meyer
Ben Miller
Edgar Stuckmann
St. John’s Lutheran
Flora E. Schafnitt
Virgil E. Berblinger
Willis C
Raymond King
Lloyd Erke
Joseph Adair
Verne
Violet Zimmerman
Bernice Ferguson
Ruth Newell
Ruth Zuckswert
Wilhelm Maienverthich
Esther Koch
Leona Thesen
Gladys Huechteman
Grace Kurk
Margaret Lohmeyer
Florence Meek
St. Pauiis Evangelical
Edward Herring
Edward Sandmann
Robert Stoermer
Wilma Venvertloh
Dorothy Westermann
Marion Hoener
Loren Mansfeldt
Marion Spilker
Florence Stroatman
Mildred Schuette
Elsie Never
Louise Steinman
Irma Loos
Florence Adams
Helen Schildt
Helen Heilwagen
Vera Schmidt
Rev Hartley Returns To Old Pastorate In Riverside
Dr Reuben Haines Hartley retired from First Presbyterian and takes a three month leave of absence to serve as pastor of Calvary Presbyterian in Riverside California. The Riverside church was his first pastorate. A committee including A N Calkins F W Crane and George Nethery will arrange pulpit coverage during his absence. Hartley recently submitted his resignation to the congregation effective in April 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Haines Hartley
First Presbyterian Church
Calvery Presbyterian Church
Riverside
Cal
Hartley
A. N Calkins
F. W. Crane
George Nethery
Reunion of Salem Evangelical church confirmands draws large crowd
More than 120 persons attended the annual reunion of the confirmands of Salem Evangelical church on Sunday evening. A Cross and Crown league program featured several musical selections led by organist Hugo Schuessler, with Rev H J Leemhuis delivering an address. The church was decorated and each confirmand received a souvenir from the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Evangelical Church
Cross and Crown League
Hugo Schuessler
H. J. Leemhuis
Inter-church Move Before Ministers In Quincy
Adams County Inter-church conference was the subject at the Ministerial Union meeting in the Y M C A Quincy. The conference will be held Wednesday in First Union Congregational Church with program led by Rev IT W Bingaman Rev W T Beadles and Rev R H Newton named to draft resolutions on the departure of Dr Reuben Haines Hartley who leaves next week for California Boe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Musselman
South Twenty-fourth Street
Dickey
Tulsa
Okla
Neal Monroe
Elizabeth Wood
California
Robert Williams
Knollenberg
Curtis Wynn
Galesburg
Luella Knollenberg
Kentucky Street
Mrs. Wynn
Caroline Doltry
Chicago
Hoskins
M. A. Smith
North Eighth Street
C. L. Hoskins
Elma
Washington
Hosking
Bertha Smith
Marshall Johnson
City
Perry Hoeffler
Minneapolis
Minn
Blake
Jack Hoeffler
East Maine Street
Wynn
Marks Alexander
Broadway
Curtis Wenn
Mattae Club
John Lusk
Mildred Hirth
Adams County
Ministerial Union of
Quincy
First Union Congregational Church
IT. W. Bingaman
W. T. Beadles
R. H. Newton
Reuben Haines Hartley
Boe
Christenings and Cantata At Cathedral
Virgil William Beckman son of Mr and Mrs William Beckman baptized Sunday afternoon by Rev Carl Buch at Bethred M E church with grandmother Elizabeth Boehl as sponsor. Kyle William Snowhill son of Mr and Mrs Kyle Snowhill baptized Sunday afternoon with sponsors Dewey Snowhill and Owen Brinkmeyer. Easter Cantata Olivet to Calvary sung at Cathedral of St John Sunday under William Spencer Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil William
William Beckman
Jackson Street
Carl Buch
Bethred M. E. Church
Elizabeth Boehl
H. J. Leemhuis
Salem Evangelical Church
Kyle Snowhill
Jersey Street
Kyle William
Dewey Snowhill
Owen Brinkmeyer
Olivet
Calvary
Cathedral of St. John
William Spencer Johnson
Cure Acid-Stomach With Eatonic Now
A sales pitch claims acid-stomach causes illness and weak blood and promotes Eatonic as a quick, natural remedy. It touts a guaranteed relief, universal use, and a free test offer, urging readers to buy a big box and carry tablets for meals.
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Eatonic Remedy Co
S. Wabesh Av
Chicago
Eatonic
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Birdie DeMoss
Camp Point
Gladys Miller
Elizabeth Sigsbee
Alma Rayburn
Hannibal
Hosmer H. Horton
St. Paul
George Cottrell
South Eighteenth Street
Mr. Hamilton
E. B. Hamilton
Peoria
Elisha B. Hamilton
Brookfield
Crystal Reynolds
Ethel Wavering
Vine Street
Katherine Harrington
Esther Hokamp
East State Street
E. A. Hardt
Mr. Gallagher
Charles Gallagher
Grace Dennison
H. D. Parke
York Street
Betty Castle
Lindenwood, Seminary
Timothy Castle
Sara Jane Hinmann
Texas
Castle
James Murphy
Harry Gage
Emery Lancaster
Madison
Madison School
Horn
Bett Cameron
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Amanda Schralla
Payson Avenue
Loyal Daughters
St. Peter Evangelical Church
Theresa Reason
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Hecken Kamp
Flower Shop
North 6Th Ave
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