Schmiedeskamps Visit Pittsfield With Detour to Superior
Mr and Mrs H E Schmiedeskamp plan a day in Pittsfield Sunday visiting Dr and Mrs S H Shastid of Superior Wisconsin who are visiting Dr Kastid's brother Dr Will Shastid. J Schmiedeskamp and Dr Shastid were college classmates at the University of Michigan. Also noted is the Delta Delta formal at Knox College in Galesburg with Mrs Constance Ellis and Mr and Mrs Charles Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
H. E. Schmiedeskamp
S. H. Shastid
Superior
Wis
Kastid
Will Shastid
J. Schmiedeskamp
Dr. Shastid
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Constance Ellis
Charles Eaton
Quincy Rt
Delta Elta Delta
Knox College
Galesburg
Under The Flag drama by church youth group at St Boniface hall
A four act play titled Under The Flag will be staged by the Young Men's Society at St Boniface hall on May 8. The action spans the United States and Cuba during the Cuban War era, featuring a large cast of named роли and multiple characters including George Morfin, Ralph Tuck, Villard Blake, and others, with soldiers and farmers listed among the roles and credited cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Boniface Hall
Young Men's Society of the Church
U.S
Cuba
Eorge Morfin
Ralph Tuck Villard Blake
Aloys Hartman Cane Dunne
Raymond Hilgenbrinkarvy O'Toole
Marcellus Huckicarda Gutierrez
Ed Benning
Firman
Dee Ralph Thiemanastus Hemingway
Bernard Scheming
William Ewing
Carl Ridder Ather Delgato
Frans Hilbing Eder
Alfred Beinhardt Fessenger
Ralph Mast
Grand Opera Singer May Come Here Soon
A letter from Madame Anna Groff Bryant head of Lombard college music and Three Arts of Galesburg to Judge McCarl suggests one or more famous opera singers may perform in Quincy soon. She cites John McCormack Alma Gluck or Schuman-Tevitch as possible guests noting they have appeared in Galesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Anna Groffryant
Lombard College
The
Three Arts of
Galesburg
McCarl
Uincy
Madame Groff-Bryant
Quincy
John McCormack
Alma Gluck
Schuman- Tevick
Pduincy
Church News Rev White to Speak at First Union
Rev Frank Newell White of Chicago will speak this morning at First Union Congregational church. A special musical program by the choir includes an organ prelude Romance by Rubinstein anthems Sanctus from the Twelfth Mass by Mozart contralto solo He Shall Feed His Flock from the Messiah by Handel offertory Melody by Schytle and organ postlude March in D by Tlackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Frank Newell White
Chicago
First Union Congregational Church
Rubinstein
Mozart
Handel
Schytle
Tlackett
Personnel News and Local Notices from Quincy
Gage Pattern Hats Disselhorsts Allen Taylor of St Louis arrives in Quincy to manage United States Tire Co branch. Miss Reba Farmer visits Dallas City with Miss Mary Cain. Dr. Brooks travels for Swift Co returns from Charleston WV. Mrs George Deals attends funeral in Macomb. Rev Eleanor Gordon to speak on Are You a Christian at Unitarian Church. Young People Legion entertains Tuesday at 8. May Victor Records at Weilers. Chifford Carlton Chalmer Hecox go home for weekend. Carl Steinwedell ill with pneumonia at Hotel Quincy. M T Quinlivan recovering. welcomes visitors. Mrs W W Enlow family called to Roland by sister-in-law Martha Gegland’s death. New Victor songs at Weilers. Miss Ida Benner from Knox City weekend here. E Shea of Decatur with Wabash in Quincy. Knights of Columbus postpones initiation from M to June 1. Mrs T E Stevens of Canton weekend visitor. $250 roadster offered at 325 Maine St. Edgar Francis leaves for Chicago and Michigan trip. May Victor Records feature in Weilers. Dr H F Lafler offers chiropractic care. Mrs Lucius Mellen and daughter plan Chicago move. When thinking paint, think Garretts. Richard Dyer resigns from police to return to butcher trade. New Victor Records at Weilers store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
George
Payson Avenue
Macomb
William Long
Disselhorst
Eleanor Gordon
Unitarian Church
Sixteenth
Ntampshire
Young People Legion of the Salvation Army
Weilers
Chifford Carlton
Chalmer Hecox
Carthage
Perry B
Carl Steinwedell
Quincy
Freiburg
W. M. T. Quinlivan
Ferry B
W. W. Enlow
Robert
Agnes Gegland
Roland
Martha Gegland
Victor Records
T. E. Stevens
Canton
al Roadster
Maine St
Edgar Francis
Chicago
Detroit
Michigan
McCormack
Aleta
Caruso
Lauder
Victor
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
Lucius Mellen
A. S. Lindblad
Mellen
Garretts
Richard Dyer
Police Department
New Victor Records
Big Victor
Augusta Couple Wed In Private Home Ceremony
Miss Louise M. Weinberg and Harley Robinson of Augusta wed at the home of Rev. W D Endre former First Christian pastor at Ninth and Broadway on Saturday afternoon. Weinberg an assistant cashier at First National Bank Augusta Robinson also connected with the bank and recently returned from military service. After the ceremony the couple left for the West then plan to establish a home in Augusta. Attending were Miss Edith Robins and Dr Clare Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise M. Weinberg
Harley Robinson
Augusta
W. D. Endre
First Christian Church
Ninth and Broadway
Weinberg
First National Bank of
Robinson
West
Edith Robins
Clare Robinson
Emerson Missouri School Window Dated Local Moves
Local note shows Publix school closed for younger pupils on Friday while younger students remain in class for two extra weeks. Residents Roy Dameron and family moved to Emerson, taking up residence in the Yarbrough house. Several trips and visits are recorded, including trips to Quincy and Maywood, and travels connected to returning servicemembers.
Local residents and visitors fill Shelbyville area notes
Mrs Ray Weatherson of Moberly returns home after a visit with sister Mrs Frank Schweiter and others. Various residents including Miss Willie Ben Maupin and Winfred Wood go to Clarence to see brother Harry Maupin, and Mrs James Brooks with son Roy visit NJ Darnell and Mrs L K Ingram. Miss Madna Werner completes Bethel school term and goes home. Frank Waters visits St Louis for several days. Mrs Noble arrives from overseas. Haswerd Co. makes a business trip to Bowling Green. Mr and Mrs Wm Baker visit Kirksville. Miss Elizabeth McMahon from Chicago visits Ed and John McMahon. Mrs W S Fow leaves for Chicago to see her son Porter. Miss Blanche Gules of Colorado Springs visits the Nolen family. Mrs Jesse Harding plans an indefinite stay in Kansas City. Mrs Ray Hadley of near Tunnewell spends days with her parents Mr and Mrs T O Garrison. Talvier Beath of Lakenun returns after visiting Aunt Mrs Wirsip Alexander. Mrs J G Wheat of Weydan Iowa visits sister Mrs CF Graves near Shelbyville. Born to Mr and Mrs Everett Hardy on Thursday May 1, a daughter. Mrs Lady Forman returns to Shelby after winter in Oklahoma City. Edward Johnson of Quincy conducts business locally. Mrs J M Browning visits Lake Michigan area. Mrs George Estegs and three children mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Weatherson
Moberly
Frank Schweiter
Mary Spencer
Paris
J. Greening
Willie Ben Maupin
Winfred Wood
Clarence
Harry Maupin
James Brooks
Roy
Hlanniba
NJ Darnell
L. Kk. Ingram
Mdna Werner
Bethel
Frank Waters
St. Louis
Noble
United States
Ovverseas. Co
Oc Haswerd
Bowling Green
Wm. Baker
Kirksville
Kenneth Otte
Elizabeth McMahon
Chicago
John McMahon
W. OS. Fow
Porter
Blanche Gules
Colorado Springs
Colo
W. OM. Nolen
Jesse Harding
Kansas City
Ray Hadley
Tunnewell
Mro
Garrison
Talvier Beath
Lakenun
Wirsip Alexander
J. G. Wheat
Twheydan
Towa
CF. Graves
Shelbyville
Everett Hardy
Lady Forman
Oklahoma City
Shelbina
Edward Johnson
Quincey
J. M. Browning
Lakemi
Priday
George Estegs
Center visit and racing horse sale noted
On Friday a Center resident visited the Estes family. Elmer Magruder has bought paceing horse Reall R., owned by CG. A. Rivercombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Estes
Elmer Magruder
Reall R
CG. A. Rivercombs
Local Visit Notes and School Term Closure
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wyatt, Guy Allen, and Harry Patterson traveled to Clarence on Thursday to visit relatives. J. J. Guynn concluded a successful term of school at Bethel last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wyatt
Guy‘ Allen
Harry Patterson
Clarence
J. J. Guynn
Bethel
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Boniface
Church News
Dr. Chapman
Ida Benner
Knox City
Wiskitchen
E. Shea
Decatur
Ferry B.B
Missouri
Knights of Columbus
Emerson, MO
Durham
Russel Phillips
James Shultz
Phillips
Cecil Marksbury
Palmyra
Nell Chevrout
Ewing
Thelma Hickman
Jennie Bowles
Tra Leach
Shelbina, MO
W.t.duker
Compan
Kentucky
Coke Dept
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!