Entertaining Social Round in Quincy circle
A busy period of dinners dances and visits unfolds in Quincy. Mr and Mrs Hunsaker host a dinner honoring Mr and Mrs John Berrian of California with a lilac centerpiece. Joe Menke invites seven friends for a dinner and bunking party. Miss Marian Woodley named Queen of the May at Lombard College.
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Hunsaker
Arthur Hunsaker
John Berrian
California
Berrian
Elmo Johnson
John Fraser
Margaret
Elizabeth Fraser
Joyce Johnson
Eugene Hunsaker
Marian Woodley
Lombard College
Galesburg
Gilbert T. Childs
Quincy
Miss Woodley
Lyman McCarl
Frances Eldred
Mr. Childs
John S. Berrian
Los Angeles
Harvey Riggs
Peptiron Sold as Digestive Tonic for Nervous Prostration
The ad touts Peptiron as a potent, easy to absorb tonic combining pepsia wax iron and celery. It claims relief from grip epidemics paleness nervous exhaustion neuralgia nervous dyspepsia sleeplessness and recommends one or two after meals for economy and efficacy.
First Communion For Six At St Aloysius Orphans Home
Six children from St. Aloysius Orphans Home will receive their first communion in the home chapel on Sunday May 48 with Father Rupert OFM presiding and St. Aloysius officers in attendance. The communicants are Francis Amen Anthony Padavic William Roth Leona Scheinkemper Henrietta Chambers and Josephine McDonald. Father August Holil formerly assistant pastor at St John’s Church preached the Forty Hours closing sermon at St John’s Tuesday night.
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St. Aloysius Orphans
Father Rupert
Home
St. Aloysius Society
Francis Amen
Anthony Padavic
William Roth
Leona Scheinkemper
Henrietta Chambers
Josephine McDonald
August Holil
St. John's Catholic Church
Tuscola
St. John's Church
Weddings in St Francis Parish Highlight Spring Arrangements
Banns for six couples were announced at St Frances Church as May and June weddings approach in Quincy. Father Optatus, pastor, lists numerous couples to wed in coming weeks, with some names withheld for privacy. Among those named: Oral Lawrence and Mildred Bernhardt, Leo Middendorf and Florence Maas, Robert Barger and Mary Kemner, Bernard Ebbing and Anna Schulte, Rudolph Neuser and Adelaide Meis.
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Quincy
Father Optatus
St. Frances Church
Oral F. Lawrence
Mildred H. Bernhardt
Joseph Funke
Virginia Dupre
Waco
Texas
Leo Middendorf
Florence Maas
Lawrence Bernhardt wedding at St Francis church
Miss Mildred Bernhardt daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Bernhardt and Oral Lawrence son of Mr and Mrs Curtis Lawrence were married at St Francis Catholic church. Father Optatus officiated. Attendants were Miss Esther Bernhardt and Robert Bernhardt. A wedding breakfast at the bride’s home followed by a reception for twenty five relatives. couple departed for Mt Sterling and other destinations.
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Mt Sterling
Abenseth and AbensethWed Wedding in Quincy Parish
Earl Dean and Miss Hattie Abenseth of Quincy were married Wednesday evening in the Salem Evangelical church parsonage at five o clock by Rev. H. J. Leemhuis. Miss Edna Abenseth and Miss Frieda Dedert attended the ceremony.
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Dean Abenseth
Earl Dean
Hattie Abenseth
Quincey
Salem Evangelical Church
H. J. Leemhuis
Edna Abenseth
Frieda Dedert
Local nuptials mark spring weddings in Quincy and Keokuk
Miss Leona Reuter wed Anthony Bueter in St. Louis with plans to reside at 1711 State Street. Serita Lake married Chauncey McAdams in Keokuk and will live in Chicago after a Hotel Iowa dinner. Anna Kearney tied with Ralph Maxwell at St. Peter church, with home plans for May 15 in Vermont Street. William Hart and Jessie Allen wed in Quincy, completing a day of ceremonies.
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Miss Fry
Lida May Fry
Minneapolis
Tiervey Fry
Quincy
Rody Fry
Lyman Miller
Miller
Misa Fry
Leona Reuter
Robert Reuter
Anthony Bueter
Mary Bueter
St. Louis
St. Anthony Church
Father Daniels
Bueter
Chicago
Baking Company
State Street
Serita Lake
H. H. Lake
Vermont Street
Chauncey McAdams
George McAdams
Broadway
Keokuk
N. F. Lake
Mr. McAdams
Maxwell Kearney
Anna Kearney
J. J. Kearney
Jersey Street
Ralph Maxwell
W. C. Maxwell
North Third Street
St. Peter Catholic Church
Father Driscoll
Nora Honack
Tom Moore
Fred Weber
Carl Hregel
Maxwell
Electric Wheel Company
Women Boosting It Phosphated Iron Credited by Local Women
Hundreds of city women report renewed health and energy after using Phosphated Iron. They say nerves steady, sleep improves, and fatigue fades, with works becoming a pleasure. A notice warns buyers to avoid pills and to seek Gershine Phosphated Iron in capsule form from Owl Drug Store and leading druggists.
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Popenehrs
OWL Drug Store
Couple Wed at Vermont Street M E Church
The nuptials were held at the parsonage of the Vermont street M E church with Rev. F A McCarty officiating. They were attended by Ma Jone Harris and Mrs. Goldie Wayne, friends of the couple. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Allen of 649 Ohio street. The bridegroom is a machinist and has lived in Quincy for some time. They will reside in Quincy after the ceremony.
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Vermont Street
M. E
F. A. McCarty
Jone Harris
Goldie Wayne
Eugene Allen
Ohio Street
Quincy
Glass and Purdy Tie Wedding in Galesburg Office
Simon Glass and Miss Edith Purdy of Quincy surprised friends by marrying in Galesburg with County Judge Frank officiating. Glass recently returned from service in France and is the son of John B. Glass. Purdy is the daughter of Charles Purdy. They plan to reside in Quincy.
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Simon Glass
Edith Purdy
Galesburg
Frank
Quincy
France
John B. Glass
Maine Street
Lemp Brewing Agency
Charles Purdy
Alley
May Victor Records at Weilers feature new hits
Weilers' big Victor store offers ten new popular songs. Miss R Griswell and Miss Lena Murry, both from Plymouth and LaGrange, visit Quincy for shopping while Miss Camille Carter of Ewing, Mo. tours for a shop ping trip. Elvin Stern arrives from Chicago for a few days of business. James Higgins faces a cruelty charge set for the May term. Several residents update health and travel news as Ernst Plumbing moves to 615 Hamp Street.
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May Victor Records
Weilers
R. Griswell
Plymouth
Quincy
Wiskitchen
Camille Carter
Ewing
New Victor Records
Big Victor
Lena Murry
LaGrange
Dr. Chapman
Elvin Stern
David Stern
Chicago
Victor Records
Dolores Walford
Ralph Funk
Barry
James Higgins
Lima Township
John Coens
Ernst Plumbing & Heating Co
Hamp
Ruth Dehmer
York Street
St. Mary Hospital
Martin Howell
Mt. Sterling
McCormack
Aleta
Caruso
Lauder
Victor
George H. Wolf
Ellen Wand
South Eighth Street
Fred Haller
Helen
Detroit
Claud Arp
Sixteenth
Harrison Streets
Fred Luthin
Lodge Upholds Italian Claim to Coast City
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts supports Italy's demand for the port of Fiume as vital to national safety. He argues the Adriatic should be Italian for protection while giving Jugoslavs access for their independence, and notes Italy's sacrifices in aiding allied nations. He cites the Pact of London and calls Fiume essential to Italy's security.
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LODGE
Coast City
Washington
Italy
Fiume
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Boston
Ile
France
England
United States
Adriatic
Italia
London
Croatia
Mississippi
Fire rain helps Durham area farmers recover
In Durham Missouri a Sunday storm brought beneficial fire rain and much-needed moisture for locals. Farmers report substantial corn planting in the region while residents note a large Saturday crowd doing business.
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Durham
D. M. Custer
Indiana
John Spath
Ewing
B. C. Shires
Misa Geneva
Quincy
Utta O'Brien
Murder Shocks Jerseyville Family Home
May 1 report from Jerseyville Illinois states Stephen M. Reddish a wealthy resident was found shot dead in his bed. A Negro servant woman was found murdered in another room with no signs of struggle at the scene.
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Jerseyville
Stephen M. Reddish
Reddish
American Ambassador Nelson Pasa Offers Advice to Italian Premier
A French telegram reports Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page has offered his counsel to Premier Orlando to resolve the Ariane dispute. The note suggests pursuit of a diplomatic reconciliation and a peaceful settlement through dialogue and official channels.
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Tahis
Tome
Thomas Nelson Pase
Tally
Orlando
Plan Strike in Rockford Hikes Wage Demand
In Rockford HK on May 1 five hundred Building Laborers union members plan a strike for sixty cents an hour, challenging the current average hourly wage.
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Rockford
Building Labors Union
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Perry
Order of Rebekahs
Golden Rule Lodge
Unitarian Church
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Cherry Street
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Karl Carlton
Kenneth Stuart
William Kircher
Hugh Kircher
Eugene Ware
Misses Geers
Telen
Leona Geers
Tri-cities
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Chestnut Street
Crossland
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America
Tie
Sam Pf
Thompson
Tn Bowen
Frank Weems
East York Street
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Montgomery
May Steiner
Whi
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St. Teuls
Wave Miller
Alfred Grossmith
Boyd Castle
George Govert
M. Finlay Carrott
Lawrence Best
Ed Lameron
J. P. Hardy
S. M. Potter
South Twenty-fourth Street
Hardy
Montana
Mooseheart Legion
Curtis Anspaugh
North Tenth Street
Jefferson City
Grover Smith
W. J. McAllister
Milan
C.N. Chakenbeard
Justine
Clinkenbeard
Miss Maas
Kathleen Jordan
G. C. Club
Lea Middendorf
St Martha Society
Auxilary
Good Shepherd Church
Carl Legg
McAdams
GC Roantree
Chicag
Wayside Inn
Warfield McMein
Thomas Schofield
Twannthal
JT Als Ehart
Russell Williams
Ralph Gardner
Clib
Milton Weems
Chiengs
Ray
Winfred Ravenue
Sheridan Road
Weems
Tretty
Nancy
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Rinis
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Mro
C. B. Hroar
A. Hollingsworth
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Dean Richardson
Julia Bacon
Frank Whitney
George Dashwood
Whitney
Bacon
Dashwood
J. Willis Gardner
Henry Dayton
L. B. Boswell
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Charles Cottrell
W. A. Richardson
Anna Ellis
P. B. Williams
W. I. McKee
Masonic Temple
Snahpro
Woodland Home
Rachelle Yarros
Elizabeth Ball
Home Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Knights of Columbus
Ati
Quincy Conservatory of Music
Luther Memorial Church
Dewey School
Grace Taylor
Miss Bringaze
Sue Bringaze
Herman Pinkelman
Agnes Ililgenbrink
Miss Bringate
Frank T. Hodgdon
Louise Hodgdon
Hannibal
City
Adela Ording
Sorma Ording
A. W. J. Weis
Arlene
Irma Lodge
Rebekah Order
Kiel
O'Farrell
Miss Kessell
Lottie Kessell
Ida Glass
John Lusk
North Fourth Street
Milton Mueller
M. E. Lusk
Lowell
Masa
Morris Adler-Moller Co
Service
Church News
St. Francis Parish
Bueter- Reuter
McAdams Lake
Dalmatian
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Blatchford
Knollenberg Milling Co
8Th and
York Sts
Quincy, Ill
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