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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1920

Page

5

Luncheon Hostess Mrs Noll Rules at Country Club

Social notes from Quincy highlight Mrs Noll of North Eighteenth street hosting a Friday noon luncheon at the Country Club with sixty guests, featuring a four course meal and snowball and tulip centerpieces, greeted by Mrs Noll and sister-in-law Mrs Robert Gardner.

Double 13 Lawrence Bueter North Twelfth Street Frank Pruelage Joe Eiff Frank Terwelp O. W. Brooker Washington D.C Quincy Brooker Herbert Lee Smith Washington Galesburg Virginia Grieser Knox College Helen Eaton Carlene Street August Street North Twentieth Street Celeste Rupp Rose Bickhan Edwina Brown Mildred Ridder Lawrence Rupp East Mer Frank Whitney Washington, D.C Miss Anna

Church News Picture At Vt S M E Today

Marguerite Clark stars in Seven Swans shown at the Street Mo FE church motion picture matinees this afternoon. Garry L. Cook, instructor in the School of dg, will speak at the evening service in Meylisen Park Christian church Sunday. Shakespeare film Julius Caesar shown at First Union Cea.

Gregational Church Marguerite Clark Onement Street Mo FE Mr. Cook Garry L. Cook Age Church Mevlisen Park Shakespeare Julius Ceasir Yaus le Shoswn Immor First Union Cea

May Fair dances delight Quincy in noisy day

Beautiful dances by Quincy children at the annual May Fair today at Hig White Store. Free to all. Second annual event features lamp sale by Ware-Wayland Company with hand-painted shades and lamp bases at low prices.

Quincy Halbach-Schroeder Co Charles Wear Roy Sith Camp Point Bowles Wells Pith Newcomb Rudrulph Taute Golden Dieselhorsts W. J. Buss Esther Henry Ware-Waylaind, Company James Mitchell Ursa George M. Freese Henry Krosch South Fifteenth Street J. F. Kadmer Otto Schell St Louis Charles Eldred Lombard College Ware- Wayland Company John Caens Hig White Elatbach-Schreder, Co Quincy Community Chorus Community Service Stannus Hampshire Ware-Wasland Company W. H. Heston Des Moines E. Carl White

The Man Who Knew Bees and the Library Bureau

A library as a consulting bureau helps readers solve practical problems. Examples include an urban beekeeper using library books and local stores for bee culture, a poultryman expanding his business with library guidance, and a manufacturer finding skilled workers through library data.

Bureau of Information Help and Lbrary Waysite Library New York Publi Library

Two Reel Comedy at Juvenile Church Program

A two reel comedy drama titled The Luck of Rearing Camp will be shown at the First Union Congregational church Saturday at 2 30 in the juvenile motion picture program. It is adapted from Bret Tart and features one reel of scenery including Americas Greatest Wonder and Angling for Trent plus a stirring comedy titled Pirate Bold.

First Union Congregational Church Bret Tart America Dartmouth College Trent

Cutforth-Marshall Wedding at Timewell Country Home

A pretty country wedding took place three miles southwest of Timewell Thursday afternoon. Eldest daughter Pardie Vo Be of Cutforth and Cinde Wo Cutforth of Liberty wed in the home of Mr and Mrs A J Marshall with Rev E A Omer officiating. The ceremony drew invited relatives and friends as the house was decorously adorned for the event. The bride, a Mt Sterling teacher and active community member, drew praise for her character and industrious nature. The couple will reside on a farm near Will Bee, Will be at ducemyee tay t.

RS. Frank Crane East Jersey Street E. R. Lewis Dubuque Gordon Ramsey Glencoe Ill M. F. Carrott Bacon Charles Jacobs Lucy Chicago Robert Bacon East Maine Street Liathra Schuette Menke South Mobile Ala Timiswelde Ound A. J. Marshall Timewell Pardie Vo Cinde Liberty Res. Eal Omer Camp Point Mt. Sterling Ducemyee Marstath

Local Social News Highlights From Camp Point Illinois

Sunday and Monday visits with Amanda Tipton. Maud Fisher in Librairie with Ethel Alexander. Will Grove and Jesse Hunter attend Macomb convention. Carrie Garrett class hosts ladies meeting with 83 in attendance. Olie Collier of Roswell guest. Refreshments served after meeting. Geralda Smurr returns from Springfield visit. Will Merathertinghanm family to California. Everett Stabler surprise visit with ice cream and cookies. Michels and others attend Harvey Crade Oil meeting in Quincy.

Will Grove Jesse Hunter Macomb Carrie Garrett Ollie Collier Roswell N. M Geralda Smurr Springfield James Downing Will Merathertinghanm California Russell Will Shields Hft Hoy Meleland Presno Cal Everett Stabler Michels

Local notes from Camp Point to Quincesy district

A jumble of community mentions reports visitors livelihoods and events around Camp Point and Quincesy including Mra Farr Brown and daughter visiting Mra Samuel Trout Wao, Mrs. Clar Chce Wartick, and various residents. Updates cover employment changes, well drilling near Darrel per hour output, quarantines due to smallpox exposure, and social visits from Fuller of Golden and Miss Vey Taitthe among others.

Farr Brown Peoria Samuel Trout Cians Tioy Saat Wileen Mattie Reed Reda Omer Thaneer Tindbe Praniwy Espana 3 Mos. Lawlos Ollie Craver Quincey Thad Petokemer Qquimnes Harram Af Teeria Re Flett Miss Clarkes J. Fisher Owhiteh Osenes Henry Mounhelian Weils Neway Vey Vey Taitthe Amd Attend Core Wencement Maplewood Reap Evers Atuninus

Airship Arrival in Camp Point Prompts Passenger Flights

An airship has landed at Camp Point and will offer passenger flights. In related local news, Miss Naomi McVay of Camp Point and Upton Franks of Clayton were married at Madison Park Christian Church in Quincy by Rev. Tr. Cl Mauck. The ceremony occurred Wednesday afternoon with several attendees present.

Camp Point Naomi McVay Upton Franks Clayton Madison Park Christian Church Quincy Cl Mauck Ofelsck Eenesr J Cietts Mer M.A. McVavy Corp

Newspaper Men Gather In Kansas City Today

Newspaper reporters and editors convene in Kansas City for a press gathering. The event features media leaders and industry discussions, with attendees from several publishing houses and Associated Press style groups.

Kansas City

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