Social Life in Quincy Delights and Delights at Local Gatherings
Social life in Quincy features Mrs Frank Whitney hosting fourteen friends for dinner on South Eighteenth Street. The Bachelors club of the High School held a dancing party at Amon Daugherty’s home on Hampshire Street with twenty-one couples. St Mary Guild celebrated its forty seventh anniversary at Mrs Abraham Hird’s East Kentucky Street home with a recalled program from twenty two years prior. Dorothy Quincy Chapter PAL RW held its annual Pardness session in the historical building. Mrs Herman Keefer’s home hosted a reception for YWCA officers and friends on South Eighteenth Street. Various ladies’ clubs gathered on Maine Street North Fourth Street and other homes for literary and social events.
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Frank Whitney
South Eighteenth Street
Bachelors’ Club
Amon Daugherty
Hampshire Street
St. Mary Guild
Abraham Hird
Cathedral of St. John
East Kentucky Street
Waird
Ros. Boger
North Foghth Street
Maywood
Fo M. Jackson
CL W. Breitweiser
Mro
AL We. Wheeler
Prioy Literary Club
Maine Street
The Woman Who Never Smiles and The Two Sisters
A fragmented prose piece explores a woman who never smiles and contrasts two sisters with opposite dispositions. It muses on happiness, social perception, and the habit of smiling as a simple, shared human act.
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Orner
Bey
Pat
Fighting Roosevelts In Church Picture
The First Union Congregational church screens The Fighting Roosevelts a five reel motion picture about Theodore Roosevelt from his birth to the White House. The film traces his public career, wartime service, and return to politics as New York City’s police commissioner.
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First Union Congregational Church
Col Ecbre Roosevelt
Inehuddes
Roosevelt
Pers
Livy
White House
Fas
New York
Hutchison and Preneh Tie The Knot In Morning Ceremony
Charles Hutchiscar and Miss Alvena Preneh were married by Justice of the Peace Ben Heehle Friday morning.
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Hutchison
Charles Hutchiscar
Alvena Preneh
Justice of the Peace
Ben Heehle
Fine Concert At Soldiers Home Delights Veterans
The Navy Soldiers' Home hosted a fine concert led by Mrs. Georgia Ellers Moros with a twenty piece orchestra. Vocal soloist Elsa Thins impressed, encore earned, while Edith Kiem and Dorothy Rupp gave notable violin and piano numbers.
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Georgia Ellers Moros
Quescy Conservatory of Music
Elsa Thins
Edith Kiem
Profideres
Dan Quians
George Rust
Still $16,000 To Be Raised For Woodland Home Drive
Reports from the campaign committee indicate about $200,000 of the $360,000 goal has been secured. Captain Walter Wisherd offered a steamer excursion as a gift to support the drive for the Woodland home.
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Woodland Plame
J. Afenry Bastert Chistinian
Montestie
Walter Wisherd
Reception for Miss Stuckey by Board
A Friday afternoon reception honored Miss Grace Stuckey of the Young Women’s Christian Association. The event celebrated the fame of Mrs. Ho Bo Keefer. Assistants included Misses Arsene Weis Virginia Cone Helen Reucker and Dorothy Bas, who served guests.
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Grace Stuckey
Ho Bo Keefer
Reticker
Arsene Weis
Virginia Cone
Helen Reucker
Vdrothy Bas
Mrs Lancaster Heads the Country Club Auxiliary
Merc Emery Lancaster was vice president of the Wormers Auxiliary of the Country Club at a meeting held Friday at the Country Club. Mrs Kick Shawgo was made vice president and Mrs E Cameron secretary. Retiring officers were Mrs A O Lindsay president, Mrs Arthur Fifer vice president and Mrs Burr Irwin secretary. Twenty five members attended as plans for the coming year were outlined.
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Merc
Emery Lancaster
Country Club
Bsoeleck
Kick Shawgo
E. Cameron
A. O. Lindsay
Arthur Fifer
Burr Irwin Veceretary
Officers Named by Adams School Assn
Officers chosen at the Ada Parent Teachers' association meeting held Friday afternoon include President Mrs Laura Jobnse Vice president Mrs BoP GoUins treasurer Mrs George Thodbersiter secretary Mrs Walter Meyer and representatives to the United Parish Teachers' meeting Mr Edward Rush.
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Parent Teachers’ Association of Ada
Fedayv
Laura Jobnse
Bop. GoUins
Walter Meyer
Treacy
George Thodbersiter
Parcit
Edward Rush Vii
Weretary
Lincoln Parents and Teachers Elect Officers
The Lincoln Parent Teachers Association held its annual meeting. Miss Susie Taent was named secretary, with Miss Eu presiding and Mer officiating as president. A plans for a school children’s party on the last day of school were announced.
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Parent- Peashers’ Associa Eveniig
Mer
Mar Presdent
Mis EU
Susie Taent
Mile Weaver
England Holds Ireland Merely by Force Alone
Reverend Scanlan of St. Peter Cathal church told Wears Club members that England asserts no moral right to govern Ireland without consent of the governed. He warned of violence and plunder behind Britain's rule and urged self‑determination for Ireland, citing economic and maritime decline in Galway Bay and calling attention to Home Rule and Irish independence.
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Scantay
Enat
Ina
Seaman
Westmillint
Enganeh
Teade
Apne Jarret Wood
Perum
Scarmian
Seounedustries
Atlantic
Galway Bay
Treland
America
Scanian
Fragmentary wartime muddle mentions liberty and alliances
Jumbled OCR notes reference freedom for metas and liberty ideas. It mentions Treland England Britain and allies, contrasts with German power, and hints at wartime politics and protests without clear details.
Rev Thompson to Attend State Conference
Rev EAL Thompson, pastor of the Congregational church, will leave Sunday for Winnetka, Illinois, to attend the state conference. He will be away through Thursday and will be assisted by acting elders in his absence.
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Eal Thompson
Winnetka
Hil
Eop
Benerletten
Othe Bled
Petar Nurte
Rex
Viermoeen
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