Social life in Quincy Miss Kohl hostess to eight friends
Hortense Kohl entertained eight guests at an Orpheum party honoring Miss Angela Rupp of Chillicothe Mo. After the show they dined at a downtown ice cream parlor. Rupp will visit in Moberly Mo before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Kohl
Iss Hortense Kohl
Angela Rupp
Chillicothe
Miss Kohl
Oliva Kurz
Leona Kurz
Magnolia Jansen
Jessie Siepker
Helen Colby
Genevieve Kohl
Rupp
Moberly
Miss Rupp
Iss Angela Rupp
Hortense Kohl
T. H. Brents
South Eighth Street
Agnes Wolf
Irene Dillon
Bertha Dillon
Two Sides of the Fifty Cent Dollar Proposition
Ruth Cameron argues that saving now could yield more value later and compares safe investments. She discusses banks offering 10 to 20 percent annual bonuses and recommends short term Government Bonds as secure, gilt edged securities with reliable returns. She suggests the best opportunity for investors is delaying gratification to secure higher future value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings
Schnepp and Sommer Wedding in Quincy Springfield Couple Wed
George Schnepp of the Hanois Battery and Wire Co Quincy and Miss Lena Sommer of Springfield wed Wednesday evening at Trinity Evangelical church in Quincy with Rev Frederick Brank officiating. Bride worked as bookkeeper at Schnepp and Barnes printing Springfield. couple to reside at 121 South Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnepp-Sommer
George Schnepp
Hanois Battery and Wire Company
Quincy
Lena Sommer
Springfield
Trinity Evangelical Church
Frederick Brank
Schnepp and Barnes Printing Company
Schnepp
Infant christened at St Rose of Lima church
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Edward Timmerwilke of 1828 North Ninth Street was christened Thursday afternoon at St Rose of Lima church by Father Brennan. The child was named Edward Ernst. Sponsors were Henry Ruskamp and Miss Gertrude Nobis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Edward M. Fawcett
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Helen Carleton
North Eleventh Street
Arylinn Saunders
Mary Colwell
Henrietta Cordsieman
Edward Timmerwilke
North Ninth Street
St. Rose of Lima Church
Father Brennan
Edward Ernst
Henry Ruskamp
Gertrude Nobis
Program For Union Memorial Services And Memorial Events
The John Wood Post G A R and the Women's Relief Corps announce a memorial service at Grace M E Church on Sunday at 10 45 AM. Readings include Dedication How Sweet is Thy Sleep The Invisible Land and The Invisible Land performed by Helen Rettmayer Sule Mrs RO Gibbons and others. Rev G Li Lesh delivers the sermon with an orchestral postlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood Post
Women's Relief Corps
Grace M. E. Durch
Helen Rettmayer
RO. Gibbons
David Shentz
Stibbons
G. Li Lesh
Annual Feast of Mary Help of Christians at St Mary Hospital
On Monday May 24 the annual Feast of Mary Help of Christians will be celebrated at St Mary hospital chapel. Solemn High Mass with sermon begins at 9 o clock followed by benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. The mass is for members of the St Mary hospital society and friends and benefactors are invited. Sisters of the poor of St Francis assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Help of Christians
St. Mary Hospital Chapel
St. Mary Hospital
Social Gathering Of Dairymen Held In Reeder Home
The Adams County Cow Testing and Dairymen's Association held its first social meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh Reeder in Melrose Thursday evening. Miss Grace Taylor spoke on the Food Value of Milk and Dr J K Reticker on Necessary Food For Growth and Development. Roxanna McNeal and Mrs Russell Herleman presented a musical program and members performed stunts and played games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Hugh Reeder
Melrose
Grace Taylor
J. K. Reticker
Dr. Reticker
Roxanna McNeal
Russell Herleman
Miss Taylor
Ida Mast
Eva Leeper
Lawrence Mast
Wilbur Coe
Reeder
Delightful Violin Recital At Quin cy Conservatory
A Thursday night violin recital featured Miss Emma Singen with advanced technique and strong applause. She was assisted by Miss Lucile Freiburg and accompanied by Miss Georgia Rust who also performed a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Church survey plans discussed at Quincy meeting
Plans for making a city church survey were discussed at a meeting of ministers Sunday school superintendents and Evangelical church representatives in the Verm ont Street M E church. It was decided to hold another meeting June 3 to go further into survey details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Churches of
Quincy
Vermont Street M. E
Grace M E Church Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Event
Mrs W Fr De Haven hosted Grace M E church W F M S Thursday afternoon at 1203 Broadway. Rev G L Lush spoke, Mrs A L Martin discussed the chapter, Mrs J C Whitefield led devotions, and Mrs Otto Arnold and daughter Wanda played a piano duet. Light refreshments followed. Entertains Loyal Daughters and birthday observance noted for Mrs Henry Krosch at Ladies Aid meeting.
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W. F. M. S—Nmrs
Church Society Hosts Guest Pastors and Meetings
The Bethel M. E. church society hosted Rev. Carl Buch as guest. The Vermont Street M. E. church women’s Foreign Missionary society meeting was postponed. The First Union Congregational church Young Women’s club met in the church parlors. Men’s Bible class at Vermont Street M. E. church held a social at H F P Lummis’s home. Rev. E A Thompson of the First Union Congregational church returned from a denominational conference in Wilmette. The Concordia Glee prepared a repeat concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciety
Bethel M. E
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Vermont Street
M. E
E. E. Stephens
Young Women’s Club
Young Women's Club
First Union Congregational Church
M. E. Church
H. FP. Lummis
E. A. Thompson
Wilmette
Concert Series Repeats Successful St James Auditorium Pair
The club repeated the sellout concert at St James auditorium Wednesday and performed again Thursday at St John school with strong attendance. St Agnes Branch WA will take communion at 7:30 a.m. at St Boni face church Sunday. Mary Help of Christians Feast observed at St Mary hospital Monday with Solemn High Mass at 9:00 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Auditorium
St. John School
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Elmer Raymond
Merry Matrons
North Twentieth Street
Sherman Irish
South Fourteenth Street
Woodland Home
Woodland Prome Board
Emery Lancaster
Wisherd
Majestic
Boyer
Albert Beyer
Achans
L. L. Beyer
North
St. Paul
Mro
Vai Welsenturper
Mars Anna
White Bear Lake
Mastne Pevehouse
Clavtens
Roy Acaratrons
Par Associatier
South Park
Adies
Wedersdas
Teading
Agnes Bellome
Ince
Sean Ty
Emion
Glenn
Oliver Glenn
Modern Novel Club
South Eighteenth Street
C. Arthur Fifer
John Inghram
Irving Bachellor
Man For the
Kaufman
Herman Davidson
Park Place
Morris Kaufman
Pittsburgh
Mary Westhaus
Fred Westhaus
North Fifth Street
Harold Everly
Mildred Hunter
E. J. Parker
W. B. Bull
East Maine Street
Pries
A. O
Chicago
Mirian Pendleton
F. M. Pendleton
Kenneth Duncan
Kansas City
Bertha Dick Brown
Betty Ann
Kansaso
City
James (. Broads
Florence
New Eorth
Louis Doerr
Newcomb
East Jersey Street
Mrs Gates
Harriet Gates
Pueblo
Giza
Harris
J. D. Harris
Baltimore
Pidgeade Germano
Lawrence Gate
Germin
Henrys Gertoumo
Potters
Leaton Irwin
Gueney
New York City
Lewy
Paar
Mere
Trewin
Ethel
New York
Iarivain Bane
Maywood
J. P. Patton
Leon Lindstrum
Ruth Cameron
Man
Bob
Church News
Carrie Miller
Broadway
The
Madison Park Christian Church
Henry Krosch
Ladies Aid
Concordie Glee
St. Agnes Branch
St. Boniface
Chas. H. Fletcher
Adie
Walker’s
Viei Kid
Louis Heel
ALKER
Cree Tire
Maine Street
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