Social Life in Quincy Enhances Club Meetings
Social life around Quincy clubs and hostess events centers on card clubs and auxiliary gatherings. Hostesses include Reighard Gentemann Berchinger and others hosting at Grove avenue Ninth street Kentucky street and Twentieth street homes with prizes, lunches, and occasional dances. Nearby outings feature Chicago trips, missionary meetings, and birthdays celebrated with music and refreshments among members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bs. Reighard
E. M. Reighard
Grove Avenue
F. Odell
William Awermo
Thoughts On Voices And The Pleasing Pitch
A reflective piece on voice quality and perception argues many speak with higher or huskier tones than ideal. It notes readers favor contralto to bass voices, laments rapid speech, and stresses voice as the key to reaching hearts and minds through hearing. It suggests gentle voice improves connection and cautions against permanent vocal flaws.
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Wien
Toda
Leven
Mone
Ursa Commencement Tonight At Christ Church
Ursa high school holds its commencement this evening at the church. Dr Jehu di Wood of Celiverchteckton delivers the address. Mendon Orchestra provides music and the program includes songs, a diploma presentation, and the class motto One People One Country One Flag. Principal George E Stickney and board members listed. County Superintendent John Steiner attends both Ursa and Liberty ceremonies tonight.
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Ursa School
Christ In Church
Jehu di. Wood
Celiverchteckton Cclere
Mendon Orchestra
Charles Meyer
E Stickney
Prin
Ursa Sche i Music Mendon Orchestra
Amv Oc
WEDDINGS Sayer Crawford and Miss Flora Crawford Wed
The wedding took place Wednesday afternoon at St. John Lutheran parsonage with Rev. E F Sehueler officiating. Witnesses were Mrs Mary Koehler and Miss Viola Steiner. The groom is Ray Bo Saver, son of Mr and Mrs Saver. The other ceremony at Rock Island's St Foy seph's Roman Catholic church united Miss Margaret Jurgensmeyer and Wollan Wilder. The bride, daughter of Henry Jurgensmeyer, will live in Davenport after a honeymoon trip to Chicago and Detroit. Attendants included Miss Rome Werh ming of Davenport, sister of the bride. Mr Wilder works as an automobile mechanic in Davenport. A Radius Social Union meeting of the Latcher Memorial church was held at Mrs A J Plat's home on Bluffa road with reports and arrangements discussed.
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Inex District Home Missionary Loty
Barry
K. Sinneck
Hamerdson
Arthur Nesta
Mane
CA. Osborn
Quincy
Lo Wo Sinneck
West Point
Bergstrasser
Wores
One Quo Label League
Henry Bergstrasser
Herme
South Ninth Street
Theodore Bisser
Bert Ryan
Chicago
Robert Bacon
J. A. Ehart
John Warneid
Richard Hackman
Ladue Ha Saath Owl
Earl Smith
Hackman
Miss McCarl
Gladys MetCarl
Jesse Burns
Muskogee
Oklo
Helen Porter
Hampshire Street
Harvey A. Fry
Mics Nixon Graves
Hollywood
Cal
Mies Graves
Emma Lee Graves
Cyanes
Horn
Ottomar Horn
Hannah Jacobs
Davenport
O. H. Horn
St. James Church
Rev. Horn
Quity
Nicholas Stalf
Jackson Street
Margaret VandenBoom
van Clair
Wis
Sayer- Crawford
Ray Bo Saver
Flora Crawford
St. John Lutheran Church
E. F. Sehueler
Mary Koehler
Viola Steiner
Saver
State Street
Saver O
Mroo
Grant Crawford
South Seventh Street
Wilder Jurgensmeyer
Margaret Jurgensmeyer
Wollan Wilder
Soclock
St. Foyseph
Rock [Sland
Henry Jurgetemever
Bel North TweitCh Street
Bee
James Maloney
Rock Island
Mero
Rome Werhming
Wilder
Detroit
Radius Social Union
Latcher Memorial Church
A. J. Plat
Bluffa Road
Abbernern
Potter reports on national YWCA convention
Mrs. Edgar S. Potter represented the Quincy YWCA at Cleveland’s national convention and described key topics including European work, postwar housing, and Blue Triangle efforts. The board noted plans for a mother and daughter event at Camp Wyandenda, a rectest drive total, and upcoming national training in New York.
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Edgar S. Potter
Quincy Young Women’s Christian Association
Cleveland
Association
Ge. Eo Motke
Groupe le
Miee Gree Stan Hex
Gemerel socTetare
New York
Church Notes on Martha Bible Class and Local Societies
Reports detail Martha Bible Class members led by Miss Doris Amy, raising funds for a piano, with $45 subscribed. Other items note annual meetings of the Hone Mission Society in Barry, a Vermont Street Ladies’ Social Union picnic, a Young Women’s Guild review of “A Rose of the Cumberland,” and a Whewhere Sunday school class gathering with a short piano program. Also mentions Miss Zoe Gans hosting, and a Chicago-born member traveling to Houston, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bible Clauss
Ise Hers Suan
Doris Samy Sohorl ¢S
Martha Bibe
Leta
Launea Sander Iene
Woallisen Se Lavas
Daeds Vinesard
Ladia Varenhorst
Ametia Biehenauer
Lluadies’ Social Union
Vermont Street M
EL Church
Zoe Gans
Vermont Street
First Presbyterian Church
Veteed
Toye
Bisaianed Roer
A. R. Johnson
George Chase
Harri Distoer
J. Ro Morten
Woman in Peoria credits Taniac cure for recovery
Mrs. Elizabeth Besster of North Adams Street Peoria says ten years of severe stomach and kidney pain, weight loss, and back cramps vanished after taking Taniac. She reports regaining strength and appetite and no longer suffering daily misery. Taniac is sold locally by Brew & May Drug Marblehead and other outlets.
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Elizabeth Besster
North Adams Street
Peoria
Toalso
Tania
Taniac
Brew & May Drag
Titlebreones
Fogo Chant Adv
Payson High School Commencement Address Highlights Community Spirit
Seymour High School Payson held commencement exercises Thursday evening with D John Leonard Conger of Knox College urging community spirit and neighborly cooperation. Class members Mary Chapman Mabel Chapman Lucille Waters Naomi Hood Myra Rive Justin Wagg Paul Kirtley received diplomas from John Lewis superintendent Payson Schools. Reverends Brooks and Swaine offered invocation and benediction as the Payson orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. John Leonard Conger
Knox College
Seymour High School
Payson
Conger
Mary and
Mabel Chapman
Lucile Waters
Naomi Hood
Myra Rive
Justin Wagg
Paul Kirtley
John Lewis
Payson Schools
J. G. Brooks
Congregational Church
Swaine O
Mabeile Hild Armed
Payson Orchestra
Need Of Educational Council Is Discussed
A fragmentary report notes a call for an Educational Council to oversee school systems. It mentions forming a committee to investigate work across several institutions and to report at an early date. The incomplete text limits specifics on members or dates.
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Elton
Community education council discussed and planned
R Gibbons urged formation of a council while E E Squire outlined organization method and J F Wellemeyer described educational council work. Charles McGill gave a talk on measuring results in teaching and discussed activities the group will pursue and those they will avoid.
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R. ©. Gibbons
E. E. Squire
J. F. Wellemeyer
Educational Council
Charles McGill G
Harold Lummis Stays With Parents During Break
Harold Lummis a University of Illinois student visits his parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Lummis for a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lummis
The
University of Iliness
Mrs
Elmer Lummis
For Making Summer Dresses We Feature Sheer White Goods
Feature listing highlights sheer white fabrics suitable for summer dresses. Notes availability and potential patterns. Emphasizes light, breathable materials and affordable options for sewing projects.
38 Inch Linens for Dresses and Suits at $1.95 Yard
Linen offer for 38 inch fabrics suitable for dresses and suits priced at 1.95 per yard. Highlights include pure linens in rose and Delph blue, noted for easy laundering and durability, ideal for summer frocks and skirts.
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Qems
A. Gentemann
Phil Gentemann
Uth Eleventh Street
Will Ackern
Walter Mahoney
Est Wieseman
Lawrence Esing
Botsford
Alfred Botsford
J. Wo Giarener
Gardfrais
Arnold Berchinger
Ple
Frank Rees
Lind Street
A. Brown
W. Boden
L. W. Steers
A. W. Braizen
O. Weatheford
W. Anderson
D. W. L. Club
E. Meyer
Twelfth
Washington Streets
August Wiegman
Albert Genteman
Leo Fischer
George Lohman
Walter 9 Hodges
North Sixth Street
HH. Hodges
Murray
Thomas Murray
Kauth Fifth Street
J. VT. Plardy
Siyth
Macomb
Joseph Stirling
A. Jones
Mrs. Pipe
John Pipe
South Sixteenth Street
O. BR. Henson
David Sheentze
Miss Winkeljohn
Moss Oivia
Helen Hrauenger
Dorothy Taylor
Catherine Winkeljehn
Zela Ruby
Miriam Lewis
Ghivia Winkelrjehn
Miss Huby
Dewey School
Katherine Hiren
Nuth
Geraldine Schwartz
D. W. McCoy
Sun Cherry Street
South Side Boat Club
Cra Weiss
Clarence Gailo
Meekes
Soldiers’ Home
Lippencott Hall
Quincey Conservatory of Music Orchestra
Georgia Morey
Edwin Davidson
Dorothy Rupp
Velma Smith
Emma Fingerlin
Esther Duker
Lucile Freiburg
Edith Kiem
Georgia Rusk
Elsa Hoskins
Franklin School
Male Ahern
Tals
Ruth Cameron
Iest
Theresa
Io Postum Cereal Co
Ursa Commencement
Y. W. C. A. Convention
Church News
Missionock
Homer Jackson
Arthur Nesta Mis.eorke Maione
Co. A. Osborn
Hone Missionus Society
Barrys
Mrea
J.iver Glenn
Usmiihes
Rose of the Cumberlands
Young Women's Guild
First Union Congregational Church
Mies
Jennie Haley
Miss Tleren Hatey
Pimrsday
Houston, Texas
Payson High Schoo
Aketing
Victrola
Out Music
Termes
Huy
Victroda
Peying
Weilers
State
Hoelscher-Seifert Co
Eighth and
Maine Sts
Jersey
Fiured
Columbia Records
Columbia Grafanolas
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