Social Life in Quincy Bide-a-Wee Meets
Social life notes from Quincy describe Bide-a-Wee lunch at Mrs A W D Weis on East Maine Street with guests Mrs Montgomery Mrs Frazier Mrs McDavitt Mrs Birdsall and Mrs Calkins. Wave Miller gave a book review as part of the meeting. Mrs Ralph Snyder arrives in Quincy for a few days and Mrs T C Nichols recovers from pneumonia in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. D. Weis
East Maine Street
Montgomery
Frazier
McDavitt
Birdsall
Calkins
Wave Miller
Snyder
Quincy
Ralph Snyder
Milbert Wolf Celebrates Fifth Birthday with Two Parties
Milbert Wolf son of Mr and Mrs Fred Wolf of 1408 Jefferson street was guest of honor at two Tuesday birthday parties. Afternoon guests included Gar land Cook Curtis Allen Clarence Sielem an Russel Ackerman and Lee Rouse with games and refreshments. Evening party featured cards and prizes won by Mrs Marv Boehl Fred Ackerman and Mr and Mrs Will Hag erbaumer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollender
Louise
Euphemia Lessing
Carlena Bakers
Anna Hollender
John Mast
Miss Farris
L. Y
Margaret Parris
South Eleventh Street
Miss Parris
Estella Heinz
Helene Baker
Mia Strunk
Ghidys
Charles Resse
To Veo Santos
Stockton
Cal
Archie Ziamsteg
Chammaten
Irag Sante
Siser Mroo
J. Ho Vowel
Eath
Santos
Tedtesday
Milbert Wolf
Fred Wolf
Jefferson Street
Garland Cook
Curtis Allen
Clarence Sieleman
Russel Ackerman
Lee Rouse
Marv Boehl
Fred Ackerman
Will Hagerbaumer
Miss Channon Guest Of Honor At Dinner
Miss Grace Channon, formerly local YWCA secretary, now voluntary secretary in Honolulu, headlined a dinner by the Business Women's Club at the YWCA. In Quincy on vacation, she spoke on the club’s prominent work in Honolulu. Thirty three members attended, with a May Pole centerpiece and red and white streamers. Committee organizers were Melvina Hull, Rose Wacheheim, Hattie Oschmann, and Elizabeth Crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Channon
Honolulu
Business Women’s Club
Channon
Business Women's Club
Melvina Hull
Rose Wacheheim
Hattie Oschmann
Elizabeth Crooks
Mooseheart Legion Hosts Big Whist Party in KC Hall
About 300 members attended a Mooseheart Legion whist party at K C hall on Wednesday evening. Music by the O’Farell orchestra accompanied the event while Clyde Briscoe won a gift basket prize. Committees on entertainment refreshments check room and floor were led by named officers and members including Mrs A B Sibbing Mrs C E Bross Mrs John Miller Mrs James Summers Mrs Theodore Risser Mrs M McMann Mrs Will O Farrell Mrs E Carl White Mrs Bowlen Mrs Goodwin Mrs Fuller and Mrs Paul Meise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouseheart Legion
K. C. Hall
O’farell
Clyde Briscoe
A. B. Sibbing
C. E. Bross
John Miller
James Summers
Theodore Risser
M. McMann
Will O.farrell
E. Carl White
Bowlen
Goodwin
Fuller
Paul Meise
Leo Spettnagel
George Spitt
Weddings of James Bauer and Miss Like Hail in La Grange
The wedding at the First Christian church noon Wednesday united James Bauer and Miss Like Hail of La Grange, with Rev Newton officiating. Attendants were Guy Brinkley and Miss Eva Blackwood. In St Francis Roman Catholic church, Miss Cliva Schulte wed Walter Rottman, with Rev Optatus officiating. Bridesmaids wore peach and blue gowns. reception followed at the Rupp home. The couple will honeymoon then reside in Quinsey. he works for Gardner Governor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bauer
Like Hail
la Grange
First Christian Church
Rev Newton
Guy M. Brinkley
Eva J. Blackwood
Cliva Schulte
Walter Rottman
St. Francis Roman Catholi
Father Optatus
Catherine Schulte
Mis
Vailey
Rupp
Mrs Kattlekamp Named W F M S Leader At District Meet
Mrs Kattlekamp of Peoria was elected president of the Womens Foreign Missionary Society of the district at the Kentucky Street church convention. New officers include Vice President Miss Agnes Adolph of San Jose and Secretary Miss Sarah Ludders of Emden. A playlet Missionary Peaches and musical numbers highlighted the closing meeting, with life memberships awarded and devotions led by district and local pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kettelkamp
Peoria
Womens Foreign Missionary Society
Kentucky Street
M. FE
Agnes Adolph
San Jose
Sarah Ludders
Emden
F. E. Eitelgeorge
Quincy
K. Krughoff
Bloomington
Meyer
Selma Achepohl
Marjorie Kanpheide
Marian Ebert
Robert Sander
King’s Heralds
Meta Gruenewald
Doris Sander
Dorothy Mueller
Mae Ryniker
Olga Sander
Frank Gruenewald
Lowell Mueller
Robert Eickmeyer
Irma Knapheide Parker
N. Gabel
Laura Sanders
Mildred
Florence Lange
Herbert Fick
L. E. Kettelkamp
D. D
F. S. Eitlezeogre
Carl Buch
M. R. Humphrey
Warsaw
D. E. Hertzler
Burlington
U. A. Rademacher
Henry Adolph
Fannie Kramer
Cecila Weaver
Pekin
Gertrude Maul
St. Louis
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Christine Heuer
Amanda Enzeroth
Annual English Tea at Vermont Street M E
The Annual English Tea at Vermont Street M E church is set for Thursday at 6 30 pm in the church parlors. Decorations will grace parlors and tables with a choice menu. Warvey and Bert Chatten will sing. The reception committee includes Dr and Mrs F A McCarty Miss E McCarty Rev Charles M Duncan and Mrs Rundle, among others. The Ladies Social Union oversees the banquet with president Mrs Z Ry Peareve as supervisor. Purchasing committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Street
M.D
Warvey Chatten
Bert Chatten
Wall
F. A. McCarty
E McCarty
Charles M. Duncan
Rundle
Mr Beadles
Robert Potte
G. Lo Uosh
Ve Fields
Mary Anderson
Ladies’ Social Union
Z. Ry Peareve
C. S. Irwin
Long List of Hostesses and Committees Named
A lengthy roll lists head table and dining room committees with numerous members including Mrs. Eugene Seger and Mrs. Shaffer, and a large group of hostesses led by Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Duncan. The document details kitchen, salad, dining, and serving duty assignments with many named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Seger
W. H. Ruder
Shaffer
Litle
C. N. Ware
IT. €. Sterling
R. Bunting
A. VanDorn
E.B. Potter
George Gabriel
C. Cox
E Duncan
7. Weiler
Guild Sections Name Officers For Year
Members of the Women s Guild of the First Union Congregational church elected officers for four sections. Section 1 chose E K Stone as chairman Addie Glenn as secretary C C Jansen as treasurer Hr J Eaton as representative. Section 2 met at Mrs Center home elect R W Alexander president William Rupp Jr vice chairman O B Gordon Jr secretary J Dorsey treasurer Charles Binkert society representative. Section 3 meeting at Mrs Brown elected Charles M Gill chairman Brown vice chairman Marvy Stone secretary George Jasper treasurer Addie Turner representative. Section 4 at Mrs Reighard home elected E M Reighard chairman T Urban vice chairman Georges Cawthorne secretary Henry Oaklaus treasurer Ray Oakley representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild
First Union Congregational Church
E. K. Stone
Addie Glenn
C. C. Jansen
Hr. J. Eaton
Charles D. Center
R. W. Alexander
E. M. Reighard
T. Urban
Geors Cawthorne
Henry Oaklaus
Ray Oakley
Mizpah Bible Class Party Hosted at Vermont Street Church
Mizpah Bible class of Vermont Street M E church plans a Friday afternoon party at Mrs. A J Munroe’s home with Mrs. Munroe and several hostesses. Friday evening T F E Musselman speaks on Birds at Mendon Township High School. program arranged by the Pow Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Munroe
Paul Clyne
David Darey
Margaret Reeder
Ella Morey
T. S. Nichels
Vermont Street
M. E
Munroe
T. FE. Musselman
Mendon Township
Pow Scouts
If You Have Made Up Your Mind to Do It
Essay-like piece on choosing to proceed with planned actions despite doubt. Explores mindset, duty to self and family, and the idea that resolved decisions should clear the mind for action. Includes reflections on happiness versus obligation and a quip about a New England conscience contrasted with enjoying actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Tony
New England
Franklin school Parent-Teachers meeting Friday with elections
The Parent Teachers association at Franklin school holds a meeting Friday at 3 PM in the school auditorium. Webster school teachers will give talks on topics, pupils of the eighth grade will perform music, and several teachers will participate. Separate meetings of the Berrian Washington Dewey and Madison associations are also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Franklin
Webster School
Parent- Teachers’ Association
HI. D. Roberts
Elizabeth Balthorpe
Dorothy Fargo
Knollenberg
Mercher
Berrian
Washington
Dewey and
Madison
Woodland Home Sunday Open House Promotes Agency Drive
A public open house at Woodland Home is scheduled Sunday from two to six to show the facilities and meet the staff. An organized fundraising drive will follow next week Wednesday through Friday to support the institution which cares for sixty to seventy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Home
Woodland Home Drive
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Fourth
Ohio Streets
Albert Orschel
William Judson
Tom Lenane
Cover
Daniel Cover
North Sixth Street
Lucian McClain
Richard
Atlantis
Atlantis Society
Anna Jarrett Wood
Paris
Woman's Forum
Chamber of Commerce
Forum
Anton Tobin
Fifth and
Oak Streets
Fannie Fink
Frank Reed
Herbert Bishop
Henry Kaelber
Oak Street
al Koch
Twelfth
Jersey Streets
Harry Kincaid
George Drallmeyer
George Wissman
R. Beger
Arthur Daugherty
Dshe Pieper
East Kentucky Street
Miss Stuckey
Grace Stuckey
The
Yw.cla
Association
Cheerful Home Settlement
Chicago
Ol Simmons
Chas. H. Fletcher
Akron
Tire
Imore
Dan Seb
Ase
General Tir! and Rubber Co
Burgess & Weiss
Miss Channon
Mooseheart Legion
Bauer- Hill
Rottman Schulte
Vermont ST. M. E
Church News
Ruth Cameron
SAT
Come Today
Come Ear Davidson Millinery Co
West Millinery Store
LARC
Whiz
Ceet
Opticians
Hampshire St
RPV
Orpheum
Georgette
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