Social events and gatherings in Quincy T P A era
Social items recount wives of Quincy T P A members hosting visiting T P A wives at a card party in the K of C hall with about 75 attendees. Weiler’s orchestra played, a two course luncheon served, patriotic ice cream colors featured, and prizes awarded to Mrs Toole, Mrs Tibbett, and Mrs Anton Ohne mus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy T. P. A
K. of C. Hall
Weiler
Toole
Canton
Tibbett
Peoria
Anton Ohnem
Skin Rash Disfigured Face Then Healed By Cuticura
A Chicago man reports a three week facial rash with intense itching and redness. After trying a salve with no relief he used a free Cuticura sample, then bought Cuticura Soap and Ointment which cured the condition. The ad warns against harsh soaps and promotes Cuticura for all toilet uses.
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Jos
P. Bolger
W. Polke St
Chicago
Crticura
Dept. H
Boston
iHE ROSE TEA Social Affair at Chad dock campus
The Rose Tea, a major social event, will be held Thursday May 24 at Chad dock campus with Mrs. Robert Halbach as general chair and many committees aiding. Tickets are selling rapidly under Mrs. W F Kirtley who offers advance reservations at 2050 J each morning. The Anna Brown home hosts a public reception Friday May 18 from 3 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM.
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Chaddock
Robert Halbach
W. F. Kirtley
Anna Brown
Club Calendar Features Weekly Bridge and Social Clubs
Monday events include Mrs D Weaver hosting a bridge club and Mrs Robert Bacon hosting another. Meetings with Mrs Lawrence Weiss and Mrs Helen Perry Long also noted. Tuesday sees the R T S club at 1033 Ohio street with Miss Salina Tate and the Shakespeare club with Mrs T A Martin. The Atlantis meets in the Chamber of Commerce building. Wednesday hosts the Book club with Mrs E Howard and the What So Ever club with Mrs E Crawford. Multiple clubs planned through Friday including the Four Leaf Clever and Modern Novel clubs plus Euchre, sewing, and other gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Weaver
Robert Bacon
Lawrence Weiss
Helen Perry Long
R. T. S. Club
Salina Tate
Ohio Street
Shakespeare Club
T. A. Martin
Atlantis
Chamber of Commerce
O. F. Schullian
E. Howard
E. Crawford
J. R. Weltin
Frank Dick
Bert Wells
Steve Ryan
Neighborhood Sewing Club
E. N. Monroe
Ernest Wood
Four Leaf Clever Club
Moose Hall
Y W C A Calendar Weekend Activities Summary
Sunday listings show noon programs at United Cereal Mills Morris Shoe Co Pierson's Monroe and night sessions for stenography gym classes and Bible study. Weekday programs include business women's clubs first aid classes gymnastic dancing and youth classes. Saturday features junior gymnasium and noon program at Monroe.
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Lunding
United Cereal Mills
Minnehaha Friendship Club
Morris Shoe Co
Glass
Business Women
Business Women’s Gym
Peerless
Ericson
Dr. Jurgens
Reticker
McReynolds
Pierson’s
Emerson Friendship Club
Baker
Jurgens
Monroe
Peace Demonstration Planned in Chicago May 27
Chicago May 13 a recall was issued for a peace demonstration to be held May 27 under socialist party auspices and other peace advocates. The event aims to press President Wilson for terms on concluding peace with Germany.
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Chicago
Socialist Party
Wilsa
United States
Gerrmany
Brother and Sister Wed on Same Day in Dual Ceremonies
Miss Emma A. Pettijohn and Harvey Keppner wed in the Vermont Street Methodist parsonage, witnessed by Miss Keppner’s family, then 한 hour later the couple married again at Christ church parsonage with similar witnesses. The Keppners and Pettijohns plan to live in La Prairie.
Niemann Hoover Wed At Christian Church Parsonage
Arthur Niemann married Miss Olive B Hoover at 8 PM Saturday in the Christian church parsonage. The couple left for Chicago for a month and will reside at 615 North Eighth Street upon return. Niemann owns a grocery store and saloon at Fifth and York, while the bride has worked for Vasen Brothers electricians.
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Olive B. Hoover
North Eighth Street
Arthur W. Niemann
York Street
Katherine Niemann
The
Christian Church
Ninth and Broadway
Endres
Chicago
Niemann
Fifth and
York Streets
Vasen Brothers
Miss Amy Short Weds Russell Cutler in Blandinsville
Miss Amy H. Short of Payson and Russell Cutler, assistant cashier for Hirston Banking in Blandinsville, wed at the Seehorn home 1207 North Eighth Street. Rev F J Brown officiated. bride wore white silk voile with pearl lace trimming and carried roses. Guests included Floy Cutler, Edna and May Larimore. They plan a wedding trip to Chicago then reside in Blandinsville.
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Amy H. Short
Payson
Russell Cutler
Hirston Banking Company
Blandinsville
Seehorn
North Eighth Street
F. J. Brown
Payson Congregational Church
Floy Cutler
Bloomington
Edna
May Larimore
Pays
Hageluken Hartwell couple wed in Vermont Street church home
Miss Cecelia Hageluken daughter of Mrs Isabelle Hageluken 131 South Tenth street and Robert A Hartwell were married Saturday morning at 1030 in the bride’s mother’s home by Rev G F Oliver pastor of the Vermont Street Methodist church Mr and Mrs Hartwell left for Hannibal for a short visit and will return to make their home Hartwell is a blacksmith for the Hollister Whitney company. Many a man who thinks he is a politician is really a joke.
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Hageluken
Ideals Shape Quincy City Says Civic League Officer
An officer of the Civic League said cleanliness and beauty come from the people’s ideals rather than laws alone. He stressed progress and education as key, noting Quincy reflects the influence of strong ideals in parts of the town, and visitors praised the park system and residences.
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Civic League
League
Quincey
Quincy
War Garden Planning Lets Garden Grow All Season
The article urges steady vegetable succession guided by Uncle Sam to stretch harvests through summer. It suggests rotating crops from early beets to late cabbage, onions and lettuce to tomatoes, July celery replacing early peas, and turnips maturing before August. It ends with a note about our habit of gossip.
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Uncle Sam
KEEP UP SUFFRAGE WORK IN AMERICA
Columbus Ohio May 13 The general suffrage movement in the United States will be pushed vigorously during the war, it was indicated at the opening session of a three day conference of suffragists of 21 states of the Mississippi valley. Miss Laura Clay of Kentucky, cousin of Henry Clay, chief speaker at the opening, said there would have been no war if women of Europe had the suffrage right.
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America
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Mississippi Valley
Laura Clay
Kentucky
Henry Jay
Europe
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Dorsey
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Edina
Christian Eneavor Society of the United Brethren Church
J. W. Stewart
Eighteenth
Rae Streets
T. M. N. Club
Mamie Rueter
South Twelfth Street
Rose Kelly
Martha Weber
Philip Wentworth
Reng
Nev
Henry L. Whipple
P.H. Gardner
J. A. S. Ehart
Emil Halbach
Chester Wilcox
Archer Rogers
Ralph Gardner
Charles Gay
Lawrence Bonfoey
Edna Duker
Alma Swope
St. Mary’s Academy
Academy
Lydia Rearick
Boaz
Ala
Chaddock School
Miss Rearick
Joseph Depenbrock
Adams Street
Alliam Spencer Johnson
Gardner
I. L. Mast
North Sixth Street
Charles Haas
S. J. Rogers
North Fifth Street
James Davis
Webster Grove, Mo
Quincy Council of Knights and Ladies of Security
Eva Adams
Fern Burrows
Leona Adams
Aura Siebert
Leo Siebert
Mary Treasher Brady
Polly Sumner
Gertrude Pease
Louis Geschwindner
L. R. Uazell
Ted Averkamp
Julia Sibley
John Noll
A. W. Turner
Washington
Nevsa Medein
New York
McClure
Muss - Mee- Mein
Ring Lardner
Chicago Tribune
Anna E. Weisenhorn
Spring Street
I$ Friends
Leona Mr. Barber
Michigan
Clara Michael
Joseph Michael
Robert A. Hartwell
Cecelia Hagelaken
Harry George Keppnee
Adams Co
Emma A. Pettijohn
Harmanies Behrend Uhner
la Prairies
Gebee
Ethel L. Keppner
la Prairie
Alter J. Porter
Keokuk
Goldie Mae Deck
Arthur W. Nieman
Cutiura
Maine ST
Ethel Keppner
H. B. Ihnen
Harvey Keppner
Vermont Street Methodist Church
G. F. Oliver
Christ Church
B. R. Bauman
Keppner
Phena Pettijohn
South Fourth Street
Pettijohn
Fred Brickman
Marblehead
Mary Wilson
Golden
Miss Keppner
Ihnen
George Ihnen
Brickman
Arthur Niemann
Grocer’s
Anck Bros Pork
Anck
11Th and Broadway
the Talk of
Davidson Millinery Co
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