Social Life in Quincy Highlights and Social Events
Social life in Quincy reported with multiple gatherings and hostesses. Mrs Dashwood hosted a card club luncheon at East Maine street with guests Mrs Richardson Dayton and Cotrell. Mrs F Montgomery Smith from New York arrived to stay with her mother. Several notes cover Mrs Nebe’s tea, Theodore Wand’s twentieth anniversary celebration, and Miss Gertrude Allen’s vacation plans.
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Dashwood
RS. G. H. Dashwood
East Maine Street
Dean Richardson
Henry Dayton
Charles Cottrell
Mr Smith
Quincy
F. Montgomery Smith
New York City
City
Frank Weems
East York Street
C. A. Fifer
H Er
Fred Welfe
Alfred Ellis
Harding
Nebe
Louis Nebe
Aloost
Payson Avenue
Ed Wahle
Rickey Ames
Cora Felt
William LeMay
Theodore Wand
North Twelfth Street
Wand
Chris Wand
Ben Kruf
Miss Allen
Gertrude Allen
Warren Meorgan Hannibal
CW. Brestwierer
FO OW
Steinbeck
Wade Heutbacher
C. C. Spencer
Hannibal
Henry Whipple
St. Louis
Marshall Fitzgerald
Pauline Bernhardt
Dubuque
Town
George McGuire
Virginia Tatel
Series Of Recitals At College Of Music
A sequence of student recitals at Quincy College of Music begins this evening with Miss Lorene Meyer soprano and continues Thursday through Saturday featuring pupils of Miss Felt and Miss Arnold. Programs include works by Puccini Saint Saens Holmes Hahn Mozart Beethoven Chopin Mendelssohn Grieg Bach Grien Grunewald and others in solo and two piano pieces. Continuous performances by Misses Meyer McNeall Stern Cook Stear DeJean Payton King Felt Cook Johannes Grewe Geschwindler and others are listed among the participants.
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Quincy College of Musi
Lorene Meyer
Arnold
Roxanna E. McNeall
Miss Felt
Mary Louise Stern
Jessie June Cook
Pucccini
Saint Saens
Hahn
Holmes
Clara
Pessard
Coele
Gavotte
Bach
Mendelssohn
Valse
Worganoff
MacDowell
Chapin
Cook
Johannes
Grewe
Geschwindler
A Letter on Home Canning and Community Kitchens
A reader offers counsel on budgeting for home cooked meals and the value of home canning. The note praises homemade beans and bread, urges thrift in purchases, and advocates a community kitchen to free women for other work while stressing careful use of canned goods and fresh vegetables.
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Pont Yan
Simple Dress For H. S. Commencement
Girls of the high school voted to wear all white at graduation and hire one other dress for class day exercises. They will not have a third dress for the baccalaureate, a conservative move with little talk of economy.
Mothers Day Observed Across Quincy Churches
Mothers Day was observed in Quincy churches with sermons and programs. Ministers spoke on the influence of mothers in the home and nation, with addresses at Vermont Street Methodist and First Union Congregational churches. Choirs sang and young people performed music at Bethel M. E. and United Brethren churches.
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Quincy
Joehomas
Phome
Mimer Lummis
Vermont Street Methodist
W. 2. Smiley
Chaddock Boys
South Side Mission
Helen Rothgeb
First Union Congregational Church
Rh. A. Thompson
Bethel M. Go
United Brethren Church
Reverend Bingaman Delivers Payson Baccalaureate
Tarther Memorial Church pastor Teimaeaman gave the baccalaureate address to Seymour Wirth School graduates at the Christian church in Purvson Sunday evening. The subject was Gained by Lass. Choir and a male quartet provided music. Class members include Justin Waer Mabel Chapman Mary Chapman Myra Rice Lucile Waters Paul Kirtley Naam Hood. Dr A L Conger of Knox College will deliver the commencement address Thursday evening and Mrs Matelleild Arnold will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow. Teimaeaman
Tarther Memorial Church
Seymour Wirth School
Christian Church
Purvson
Bingamian
Lass
Mirsie
The
W. TL. Hotembeak
S. Glenn Spencer
M. KB
Orgy
Clarence Fisher
Justin Waer
Mabel
Mary Chapman
Myra Rtce
Lucile Waters
Paul Kirtley
Naam Hood
Conger
Knox College
Matelle Llild Arnold
Reception for World Wide Girls Guild organizer Crissman
Chicago organizer Miss Helen Crissman of the World Wide Girls Guild will be honored at a reception at Mrs. H. Q. Channon’s home, 26 North Eighth Street, Wednesday afternoon, with girls ages 1 to 20 invited. she will also speak at the Central Baptist church prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
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Miss McCarl
Glades McCarl
Jesse Burris
Muskogee
Okla
Elsworth
Jarvis
North Eighth Street
Hear
Charles dPoar
North Sixth Street
I. J. Boyer
Clyde Schwartz
James Beatty
Ida Schwecke
Boyer
Hincheen
Helen Beatty
Ladies Aunxilary
The
Eagles
Auathory Thurlaw
Eagles’ Hall
Helen Crissman
Chicago
World Wide Girl's Guild
H. Q. Channon
Miss Crissman
Central Baptist Church
Open House at Woodland Home Draws Large Attendance
Woodland Home held an open house Sunday from two to six pm, inviting many visitors to view its facilities. Children hosted guests as guides and refreshments were served among apple blossom displays. Trustees praised the turnout and encouraged ongoing fundraising for training and expansion through Wednesday and Thursday.
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Woodland Hlome
Woodland Home
Uime
Phume
Atternee Hn
Cheerful Home Board Elects New Officers
Cheerful Home Board names officers for the coming year at the Cheerful Home Settlement meeting. Elected: Mrs Charles W. Gay president, Mrs Joseph Barlow first vice president, Mrs E. Boswell second vice president, Mrs George Wall treasurer, Miss Ernie Adams recording secretary, Mrs W B Richards corresponding secretary. Gertrude Schreiner to act as head. Schreiner Braxton named. Hart assists in Kinder Carton. N Cosgrove in charge of day nursery. Lara Liddinger resigns. Martha Fitzgerald to serve as visiting nurse assistant.
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Charles W. Gay
Joseph Barlow
Be. el Boswell
Second View
George Wall
Ernie Adams
W. B. Richards
Gertrude Sehreiner
Praxton
Schreiner
Will Braxton
Sehreiner
Vate Hart
N. Cosgrove
Catate
Lara [Iddinger
Wheerful Teme
Martha Fitzgerald
Laarrmere
Near
Paysen
State Secretary Walker Addresses Christian Endeavor Meeting
Florida secretary of Christian Endeavor gave a speech at Quinney Parish Christian church on Monday. He outlined this year’s slogan Come On Lets Go and stressed loyalty among church youths. He succeeds FOOT Gates as first Secretary. The state conference will meet in Lawrenceville in July with Rev. I. W. Ringaman and Marrs Githens active in the program.
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OD G Walker
Chrstian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Union
Quinney
Parst Christian 9
Walker
Foot Gates
Lawrenc
PSIS
I. W. Ringaman
Marrs Githens
Ore
Women’s Clubs Convene in Chicago for 25th Annual Meet
The Women’s Federation of Woman’s Clubs will hold its twenty-fifth annual convention in Chicago on May 25 26 and 27. Mrs W F Kirtley chairs press and publicity for this county. Events include an entertainment area banquet on Wednesday evening and a dinner for state and district boards on Tuesday in the Gold Room Congress Hotel.
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Winers Federation of Woman's Clubs
Chicago
W. F. Kirtley
Gold
Congress Hotel
Choir concert and church program at local churches
Members of the Eighth and Elim Street Baptist Church choir will give a concert at First Union Congregational Church tonight. A Vermont Street church program includes a motion picture event and a reading of Your Obedient Servant, with a screening not from Black Beauty. Following services, Sunday school at Vermont Street Methodist Church will host a reading of Anna Sewell’s Black Beauty. A ceremony at Grace Lutheran marked by Rev. W E Nicholas followed by residents planning to visit Edinburg, IL.
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Eighth and Elim Street Baptist Church
First Union Congregational Church
Vermont M. E
Anna Sewell
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Joan
Sevices
Springfield
Johanna Johnson
West
Monro Street
W. E. Nicholas
Grace Lutheran Church
Grummer de
Edinburg
Grimmer and Erke Wedding Reported in Public Notice
Miss Lulu May Erke youngest daughter of Mrs Ameta Erke of 16355 North Fourth Street wed Oscar Grimmer son of Mr and Mrs Trenry Gommer of Paboma in a ceremony held Thursday. The article notes family ties and the couple's new status as they begin married life.
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Lulu May Erke
Ameta Erke
North Fourth Street
Oscar Grimmer
Trenry Gommer
Paboma
Personal Notes From Tals Event Surprise Adults
The fragment mentions Mist Gertrings Weilingham and M. Ariene Shearer of Tals involved in a social gathering or event. It references Meroe Mee and Mave Ser ef Briers Styre with a parent, and a datechites teen Mass Repea tea. An address at the armor is noted and an activity under the auspices of a Quincy Keacons informer.
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Gertrings Weilingham
M. Ariene Shearer
Tals
Meroe Mee
Briers Styre
Datechites
Oto Ba
Ms Day Evenrac
Qiincy Keacons
After Effects of Pneumonia and Vicks Remedy
An early 20th century medical note explains pneumonia harms air sacs and heart workload, with recovery leaving debris to clear. It advises nightly Vicks VapoRub applications to reduce inflammation, drawing blood away from congested spots and guiding vapors to inflamed areas, and suggests samples from Vick Chemical Company in Greensboro, NC.
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Vick
Vick Chemical Company
Broad Street
Greensboro
N. C
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Caletta Hummert
Young Ladies’ Sodality of
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Men’s League
Salem Evangelical Church
TF. S. Eitelgore
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Methodist Church
George L. Carley
Amelica Eichenhauer
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