Mrs Dutcher Hosts Bridge Club In Quincy
Mrs. Dutcher entertained her bridge club and an extra table Monday afternoon at her East Jersey street home. Prizes were won by Mrs. Boswell and Mrs. Julia Bacon with a guest prize for Mrs. Dutcher. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutcher
Jack Ellis
East Jersey Street
Pierpont Dutcher
L. B. Boswell
Julia Bacon
Oliver Williams
South Twentieth Street
Boyd Castle
Guido Jones
Robert Bacon
East Maine Street
Charles Gay
Frederic Parker
Jasper
Greorge Jasper
Joel Benton
Henry Brant
Warren King
Mrs Thomas Hosts Round Table Social Then Heads East
Mrs J L Thomas hosted the Round Table at her home with about thirty women attending a social gathering. Guests included Mrs S O Pearce of Chicago, sister of Mrs Thomas, who will stay until Mrs Thomas leaves for Washington DC with her two sons. Pearce arrived last Saturday and will remain through the Thomas departure for Evanston conference.
Leaves for Idaho with baby in two weeks
Mrs. M. W. Johnson and infant plan to depart for Twin Falls Idaho in two weeks. Her father H. P. Behrensmeyer and Mrs. Behrensmeyer at 1325 State street will host part of the journey, with Mr. Behrensmeyer accompanying to Omaha and Mr. Johnson meeting en route. Also noted: Mr. and Mrs. Hicks to reside in the Thrash home after their Thursday wedding. Miss Helen Schultze, nurse trainee, spent the weekend in Quincy with Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Schultze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
W. D. Harris
Brookfield, Mo
Rogers
Spring Street
Hannibal
Alina Rayburn
D. J. Morbauer
Idaho
M. W. Johnson
Twin Falls
Johnson
H. P. Behrensmeyer
State Street
Mr. Behrensmeyer
Omaha
Mr. Johnson
Miss Schultze
Helen Schultze
Washington University Training School For Nurses
W. T. Schultze
Legislative Dep t Has First Meeting
The Women's Forum legislative department opened with a lively session. It plans friendly rivalry on city council, state legislature, and national laws, with meetings moved to 3 pm on alternate Mondays. May 26 will feature speakers Otis Arnold on equalization and Lyla Bidding with Amelia Schwagmeyer on nurses' bill.
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Legislative Department
The
Women's Forum
Otis Arnold
Board of Equalization
Lyla Bidding
Amelia Schwagmeyer
Miss Lucille Norton Engaged to Lieutenant Kent
Miss Lucille Morton announces her engagement to Lieut. Claude J. Kent recently returned from France. He served in St Mihiel and Argonne drives, was in Verdun and Lorraine trenches, was slightly gassed but recovered. Kent’s home is Green City Missouri and a Kent family reunion will honor his homecoming. Miss Morton works in the Prudential Life Insurance office in Quincy. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Morton
Claude J. Kent
France
Miss Morton
Lieut. Kent
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Verdun
Allauice
Lorraine
Kent
Green City
Lieut
Quincy
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Dewey Community To Give Another Program
The Dewey District Community club presents a second program at the Dewey school auditorium this evening at 8 PM. Featured acts include Community singing led by Mrs. W. B. Smiley, piano solo by Littie Maude Phillips, harp solo by Dorothy Miller, reading by Maude Dwonhar, and performances by the local quartet. Virginia Brittelstein and Emma Fhegerlin join with violin, while Mildred Leckbee and others contribute further songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey District Community Club
Dewey School
W. B. Smiley
Littie Maude Phillips
Dorothy Miller
Maude Dwonhar
Dewey District Community Quartet
Virginia Brittelstein
Emma Fhegerlin
Mildred Leckbee
Mrs Stillwell Heads Cheerful Home Board
Mrs John Stillwell was elected president of the women's board of the Cheerful Home settlement Monday morning. The officers include Mrs Charles Gayme first vice president, Mrs I B Boswell second vice president, Miss Effie Adams secretary, Mrs Joe Barlow treasurer, and Mrs W F Richards corresponding secretary. The board is glad that the settlement workers will remain for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stillwell
The
Cheerful Home Settlement
Charles Gaym
I. B. Boswell
Effie Adams
Joe Barlow
W. F. Richards
Clifford Burns wedding unites Quincy couple in church ceremony
Miss Iva BR Burns and Charles C Clifford, both of Quincy, wed at 3 pm in Central Baptist parsonage by Rev. Robert Van Meigs. Clifford, a France veteran of the Meuse-Argonne battle, survived as one of thirty in his company. He works as a hand cutter at Heinlich Kamphenkel. Also, James Heinlich and Miss Kamphenkel, Quincy, married at Hannibal Sunday night at Rev. Mapel's home. They will reside at 1530 Monroe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinlich-Kamphenkel
James Heinlich
Mplera Kamphenkel
Quincy
Hannibal
D. Mapel
Fark M. FE
Monroe Street
Church Groups Schedule Meetings This Week
The Presbyterian Guild plans a sewing session for Woodland home children. Dr. William J. Johnson of Chicago will speak Thursday night. Salem Evangelical Men’s League meets tonight. St. James Sewing Circle gathers Thursday afternoon. Luther Memorial Missionary society hosts Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Heidbreder, Miss Cormeny, and Mrs. Purpus leading. Howard Aaron Young, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Young, was christened Sunday by Rev. I. W. Bingaman. Ver mont Street Methodist Ladies Social Union meets this afternoon. Foreign Missionary society meets Wednesday with Miss Bennett at Chaddock School. St. Francis church hosts a retreat all week with 7:30 p.m English services and 5:30 a.m mass followed by a German sermon. Congregational Guild meets Wednesday afternoon and Sunday School parent teacher banquet is planned for Wednesday evening.
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Ruth Peters
Newton School
Howard Pullman
James B. Cook
Justin Pullman
Harold
BR. Wells
Luella
Eva
Elmore Boyer
Lee Horton
Albert
Hartrick
Floyd Finchman
Charles Elliot
Hennett
Fay Bennett
Harvey Enlow
Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Woodland Home
William J. Johnson
Chicago
The
Missionary Society of the
Luther Memorial Church
George Heidbreder
Agnes Cormeny
Arthur Purpus
Howard Aaron
Ed Young
I. W. Bingaman
Ladies Social Union
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Foreign Missionary Society
Miss Bennett
Chaddock School
St. Francis Church
Gennan
Guild of the Congregational Church
Government Bank Of All Foreign Loans
Washington May 13. Officials view a new consortium for financing Chinese loans as a triumph for broader American participation in international finance. The state department says the government will practically guarantee investments of the banking group if loan terms are fair and China agrees, assuring bankers protection of interests secured in good faith after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pans
China
State Department
United States
Deadlock on Tax Bill in Missouri Is Broken
Jefferson City Mo May 13 The deadlock in the state legislature over taxation measures was broken Monday when the senate and house adopted a conference committee report appropriation 35000 for the continu ance of the present state tax commission Passage of appropriation measures now pending is considered a mere formality and sine the adjournment probably will come today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Senate
House
Conference Committee
State Tax Commission
Maccabee dance and local social notes in Quincy
Personal notices list Maccabee dance with O'Farrell's orchestra at Eagles' hall. Several residents and visitors are mentioned including S Killinger of Clarence Missouri shopping in Quincy, John Carroll in Kirksville, Dr. E F Stannus at 601 Hampshire, Mrs Emmett Bradshaw of Edina visiting, and others. Millinery sale promotions and local engagements noted. memories association meeting at G A R rooms for Memorial day plans.
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O'Farrell
Eagles’ Hall
S. Killinger
Clarence
Quincy
Crooks Bros Millinery Co
John Carroll
Kirksville
E. F. Stannus
Hampshire Street
Emmett Bradshaw
Stannus
Stampshire Street
Cyril Moller
Great Lakes
Crooks Bros, Millinery Co
Memories Association
Armory
France
Emma Kost
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Edmund Danner
Leslie Foreman
Pittsfield
J. H. Schuetz
David
Detroit
Nerbert Krietemeyer
Rainbow Division
Pershing Order Published in Washington May 13
Secretary Baker announces a General army order authorizing General Pershing to mitigate or remit any sentence that under the Articles of War requires confirmation by the President before execution. The directive allows timely action while preserving essential military discipline and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Baker
General Army
Reddish Engages Lawyers In Fatal Wisconsin Case
Jerseyville Wisconsin May 13 Dr Horace A Reddish now charged with murdering his wealthy father Stephen M Reddish has retained attorneys to defend him He had said he could prove his innocence without counsel Officials say clues may lead to arrests of four or five others and to exoneration of the doctor A preliminary hearing is expected today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseyville
Horace A. Reddish
Stephen M. Reddish
Reddish
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Holy Name
McCarty
Washington, D. C
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St. Louis
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St. John’s Hospital
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Ane
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H. M. Sheer
Wednesday Bridge Club
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Emil Krietmeyer
Effie Mathews
Tony Christopher
Edna Totten
Motor
W. G. Noll
Prince
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Fredericka Stille
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William Meise
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Helen Wessel
Mabel Meek
Pansy Lymenstull
Marion Sartzell
Ralph Gail
Edgar Gail
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Julia Hartzell
City
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E. A. Rogers
Maine Street
Herman Pinkeman
Broadway
New
Raymond Thyson
Ellington
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C. S. Smith
North Eighth Street
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St. Louis, Mo
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Fred Schaefer
North Twelfth Street
Rita Tofall
Decatur
Oliva Kurz
Oak Street
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Thomas
Leo Middendorf
North Twenty-second Streets
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N. T. Veatch, Jr
Kansas City
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Katherine Parrotte
E Metzger
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N. J. Rummeniewe
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Little Son
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Ill
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Blessing Hospital
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Macomb
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New Orleans
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American School of Osteopathy
Fred Wolf
Georgia
Three Arts Club
Lee Seebbing
Atlantic States
W. B. Martindale
John Pipe
Club
Country Club
Utica
C. TH. Williamston
A. Grossmith
Ed Dameron
North Eighteenth Street
J. M. Dameron
Dameron
Moberly
Lucille
Dewey
Mrs. Stillwell
Omaent
Taleom
Adams County
Illinois Board of Health
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Eberhardt
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Mome Bureau
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Men's League of the
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St. James Church
Government Bank of All
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Vicx
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