Engagements and Social News in Quincy
Miss Ida May Rush and Kenneth Lampton of Hannibal announce their engagement at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. John Brown Sr. in Quincy. Several local socials follow, including hostesses Miss Ida Stewart and Mrs. Lawrence Bonfoey, with weddings planned for June and numerous family visits and birthday celebrations noted throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rush
Ida May Rush
Kenneth Lampton
Hannibal
John Brown
Gem [City Business College
Fighting Roosevelts Draw Many To Church
Large First Ureon Congregational Church crowd attends Sunday service to view a seven reel film about Theodore Roosevelt life from cradle to White House. The program included choral singing by George Cawthorne and a sermonette praising Roosevelt qualities like determination and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norniny
Ureon Congregational
Allen
George Cawthorne
America
Roosevelt
Personal Notices and Local Visits in Quincy
Hats 1 percent price. Disselhorsts: meeting of Scoutmunsters association at Boy Scout hall Fourth and Jersey to elect officers. Roy Coffman of the revenue department back in Quincy after Washington training. Keyes of local revenue office returned from Jacksonville. Damon Hall of Yo Moc. A spent weekend with Uicheter relatives. Mrs. Louis Collins and son Prat of Canyon City visiting relatives. Collins to join here soon. Mrs. Collins is niece of Captain J. J. Hughes of 1035 Jersey street. Mrs. A. E. Zoller and son Pam went to Bluffs for high school commencement. Julian Meehan, brother of Mrs. Zoller, in graduating class. Miss Margaret Malone back from Chicago, Peru, Bloomington. Anna Weis, Miss from Old Pete's Home, left for Sask relatives via Allentown. Mrs Carrie Webb visiting Mr and Mrs Jannis Buseh. returned to St Louis. Mrs. F. Bishop and daughter returned from extended stay in the south. Dr. Stanner advertises eye ear nose throat care at GUL 1-2 Hampshire. Young and daughter of Paris, Mo, visiting Mrs Youngs parents. Mr and Mrs AL J Patek host. Mr and Mrs Walter Jo tradt of Michigan visiting. A. Fae mo toner and Welmoettes program described. conference promises ahead. Thompson to return to Yo Thursday. Rosanna and Telen McNeall, 1200 Maine, back from Columbus weekend. Dro HP Biernet at i. Socety meeting. Joseph L. Thomas returned from Beardstown trip. John Lewis of Payson in city. Miss Imma Flack spent weekend with Clayton parents. returned to Quincy this morning.
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Scoutmunsters’ Association
Boy Scout Hall
Fourth
Jersey Streets
Roy Coffman
Revenue Department
Washington, D
Quincy
M.S. Keyes
Revenue Office
Jacksonville
Damon Hall
Yo Moc. A
Louis Collins
Eon, Prat
Canyon City
Colo
Collins
J. J. Ilughes
Jersey Street
Wiskirchan
A. E. Zoller
Pam
Bluffs
Julian Meehan
St. Leas
F. Bishop
Stanner
Gul
Hampshire
W.og. Young
Paris
Youngs
AL J
Patek
Walter Jotradt
Mich
Bo 7
Dweith Street
Earl Fson
A. Fae
Thompson
Yo Thur
Rosanna
Telen McNeall
Maine Street
Columbus
Dro HP. Biernet
Joseph L. Thomas
The
Beardstown
Rookford
Medcal
John Lewis
Payson
Imma Flack
Afr
Ivan Pisch
Clayton
Qamex
Weddings Bind the City as Multiple Unions Are Toasted
Miss Minnie Wessel married William Sprick with Rev A F Warshow officiating. The couple will reside at 25 South Fourteenth street. Miss Ethel Venvertieh and Arthur Liebmith wed in the St Pauls Evangelical parsonage with a wedding breakfast at the bride's home on 916 South Twelfth street. The newlyweds plan travels to Chicago and eastern points before settling at 12lis North Sixth street. Other ceremonies included a union between Miss from this city and Jse Du Koa with details partially recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wessel
Bred Wessel Sr
South Fourteenth Street
William Sprick
Lena Sprick
South Twelfth Street
Reve A. F. Warshow
St.eter
Ethel Venvertieh
Bernard Venvertieh
Arthur
Liebmith
St. Pauls Evangelical Church
J. C. Rieger
William Schwindeled
Calnd
Liebman Tert
Chicago
Quincy
North Sixth Street
Central Baptist Forum Discusses Housing Solutions
The Central Baptist Church forum Monday evening tackled housing problems and backed creating a Central Real Estate Bureau to be incorporated into Community Service. Attendees also considered forming an investment company to handle installment contracts, with Emmet H. Finley and Harold McRae assigned to prepare plans for the next Fortin meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
Central
Commiunity Service
Mmn O
Emmet HH. Finley
Harold McRae
Fortin
Club News Postpone Meeting and Talks
The Monday bridge club plans to meet with Miss Che on Wednesday afternoon after postponing the original meeting with Miss Clara Cole. Miss Grace Stuckey, secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association, spoke to M. Woobocubo members Monday evening. Mrs. UC A Meermaan lectured on The Development of Self in the Yo Men Monday night. Phrases, part of a lecture series, and other notes appear murky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Cole
Wiilb
Miss Che
Miss Stuckey
Miss Grace Stuckey
Young Women’s Chistian Associate
Mre
Meermaan
Moser
Plans Perfected For Big Plumb Meeting
Plans for a rousing meeting Wednesday night were perfected by members of the decal Phimb Plan Jeagn at a Labor Temple gathering Monday night. The meeting will be held in the Armers. Mr Plans spoke of topics including Miccieanm and is expected to arrive in Quincy Wednesday as organizers prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
Armers
Quincy
Girls Friendly To Mest at Church Meeting
A church meeting of the Garis Prandin from the Church of the Goal Shepherd is scheduled for this evening at the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garis’ Prandin
Church of the Goal Shepherd
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