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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1916

Page

4

Rev Earnest Smith to Preach at Unitarian Church Anniversary

Rev Earnest C. Smith, Chicago, representing the American Unitarian association, will deliver the morning sermon June 4 at the Unitarian church. The 77th anniversary celebration includes music by Lorrian Cook, a pilgrimage to former church sites, ivy planting, a musical program by Margaret McCarl, Lorrian Cook, and Harvey Chatten, and evening talks by former ministers and long-time settlers.

Earnest C. Smith American Unitarian Association Chicago Unitarian Church Lorrian Cook Margaret McCarl Harvey Chatten

St Francis College Hosts Field Meet For Juniors And Seniors

Juniors and seniors of St Francis college will engage in a field meet on the campus at 9 this morning. Sixteen events will be contested with many entries. Rev Fr John and Fr Liberate serve as judges and Fr Edwards directs the meet. Prizes include a dollar bat a Spaulding league ball a St Francis pennant and 50 cents cash. The top performer will choose first among the prizes.

St. Francis College John Liberate Edwards St. Francis

Many Children Confirmed by Alton Bishop James Ryan

Right Rev James Ryan bishop of the Alton diocese confirmed 204 persons Sunday morning. Participants included children from St John s St Mary s St Mary s Academy St Francis College and two St Mary s Hospital patients. The churches and school halls were filled as the children walked in a body to their respective churches.

James Ryan Alton Ryan St. John’s St. Mary's St. Mary's Academy St. Francis College St. Mary’s Hospital

W.W.C.T.U. Meeting About Soldier Comfort Kits

Members of the W. C. T. U. prepare comfort kits for U S soldiers and send them to Fort Sheridan Illinois for distribution. They will present the kits at the Temperance home meeting led by Mrs. 17. B. Dines who will speak on the Guidance of the Holy Spirit.

C. T. U. Meeting United States Fort Sheridan Ill Temperance B. Dines

First Christian Church Hears Owings Fill Pulpit

Rev. S. B. Owings of East End Christian filled the pulpit at First Christian during Sunday morning and evening services for Rev. W. D. Endres who is ill and improving.

First Christian S. B. Owings East End Christian Church First Christian Church W. D. Endres Endres

First Christian Aid to Meet Wednesday Afternoon

The Ladies Aid society of the First Christian church will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 2 30 PM. A large attendance is desired as they are sewing for Woodland Tome.

Ladies Aid Society of the First Christian Church

Owings resigns pastorate at East End Church

Rev. Steven B. Owings has resigned after two years as pastor of East End Christian church to join the Christian university in Canton Missouri. He will preach at Middlecreek and Liberty Christian churches during study. Farewell sermon set for Sunday June 11. Mrs Owings to live with her father until his studies finish. Revival meetings in the church closed with good attendance and sermons by Rev. L A Chapman of St Louis.

Steven B. Owings East End

Reverend Bingaman to Speak in Bowen Then Carthage Commencement

Reverend I W Bingaman pastor of Luther Memorial church will preach the Memorial sermon in Bowen opera house this morning. He will then proceed to Carthage for the Carthage College commencement exercises which began Monday and conclude Thursday morning with graduation ceremonies.

I. W. Bingaman Luther Memorial Church Bowen Bowen Opera House Carthage Carthage College

Rev Merle English to Preach Baccalaureate

The baccalaureate sermon for Chaddock Boy's school graduates will be delivered by Rev Merle English at Vermont Street Methodist Church Sunday morning with school orchestra music. Dr English is pastor of the First Methodist church in Danville and a former Quincy resident.

Merle English Chaddock Boy’s School Vermont Street Methodist Church Dr. English First Methodist Church Danville Quincy

May devotions end with procession and sermon at 8 p m

The May devotions of St Francis church close Wednesday with an 8 p m procession and sermon. After services church society officers meet to finalize the parish picnic plans for July 4. Thursday evening St Andrews W C U meets, Friday evening St Josephs society meets. First mass at 4 30 a m Sunday aids members attending the Catholic Union of Illinois convention in Springfield.

St. Francis St. Andrews St. Joseph’s Society Catholic Union of Ilinois Springfield

Campaign closes for St Pauls Young Peoples Society

The Young People's society of St. Pauls Evangelical church ended its membership drive with Sunday night services. Rev. A W Fruechte spoke and several musical numbers were performed. Clarence Rupp led the purple side and Evelyn Lange led the orange side. the orange team appears to have won, though all names are not yet in.

Young People’s Society St. Paul's Evangelical Church A. W. Fruechte Purple Clarence Rupp The Orange Evelyn Lange

Martins Honored With Mahogany Clock at Church

Mr and Mrs W V Martin were presented a mahogany clock Sunday afternoon in the parlors of the Presbyterian church by the local Union of Christian Endeavorers. Fred Speer presented the clock as the Martins prepare to move to Freeport. Both were earnest workers in the Christian Endeavor societies and will be missed.

W. V. Martin Presbyterian Church Union of Christian Endeavorers Fred Speer Freeport

Miss Maria Burns Dies in Washington D C at 77

Former Quincy resident Miss Maria Burns died Saturday night in Washington D C and was to be buried in Woodland cemetery. She had lived in Washington 24 years with sister Miss Julia Burns, former Jefferson school principal. She leaves two sisters in Quincy, a brother in Portland Oregon, and a niece and nephew. Funeral Wednesday at 3 30 in the home of Mr and Mrs A N Calkins. Also noted: death of Miss Lena Stahlhut in Los Angeles after living in Quincy most of her life.

Maria Burns Washington D. C Quincy Payson Julia Burns Washington, D. C Julia Pension Department Miss Julia Jefferson School Methodist Church Emma Heath F. D. Schermerhorn A. N. Catkins William Schermerhorn E. Payson Burns Portland Ore A. N. Calkins Maine Street Woodland Cemetery Lena Stahlhut Anna Bachmann State Street Los Angeles Calif Miss Stahlhut California

Funeral service for Albert Schwering held at home and church

The funeral for Albert Schwering was held Monday morning at 8 o'clock in his home at 1239 Hampshire Street and at 8:30 in St. Boniface church with Father Degenhardt as celebrant, Deacon Didacus, Sub-deacon Kunseh. A large crowd attended. Bearers were J. Simon, Theodore Middendorf, Otto Linneman, L. Giesing, Ed. Menke and C. Zang. Burial followed in St. Boniface cemetery.

Albert Schwering Hampshire Street St. Boniface Church Father Degenhardt Father Didacus Father Kunseh J. Simon Theodore Middendorf Otto Linneman

Funeral services for Charles Shoemaker held at home

Charles Shoemaker’s funeral was conducted at 2 30 PM Sunday at his residence 533 Washington Street by Rev Abraham LeGrand pastor of the Vermont Street Baptist church. Large attendance of relatives and friends. Bearers were Thomas Gaines August Simon J H Brown Edward Camp J J Judd L Lockbee. Burial in Greenmount cemetery.

Charles Shoemaker Washington Street Abraham LeGrand Vermont Street Baptist Church Thomas Gaines August Simon J. H. Brown Edward Camp J. J. Judd L. Lockbee Greenmount Cemetery

Local Students in Pageant at Knox

Knox college in Galesburg staged Shakespeare’s visit to Stratford on Friday evening. Rain moved the outdoor pageant to the gym, but it drew praise as the prettiest Knox performance yet. Quincy players filled many roles including Queen Elizabeth’s attendants and Romeo. listed cast members include Paul Smith, Nick Bottow, Dorothy Boswell, James Mull, Homer Swope, Esther Hokamp, Katherine, Helen Calkins, Hobart Gay.

Knox College Galesburg Quincy Knox Queen Elizabeth of England Stratford-on-Avon Philip Sidney Walter Raleigh Paul Smith Nick Bottow Dorothy Boswell James Mull Homer Swope

Soldiers and Sailors Home Daily Movements Record

Daily notices from the Soldiers and Sailors Home report returns from furloughs and passes, discharges for AWOL, transfers to hospital or kitchen, and visits by staff. Several cottages note residents on furlough or returned from Decatur for the G A R encampment while others enjoy music or travel to Chicago for medical or postgraduate activities.

Recital Is Enjoyed At Quincy College Of Music

A Saturday afternoon pupil recital at Quincy College of Music drew a large, appreciative audience. All performers sang or played well, reflecting credit on their teachers. Participants included Dorothy Crocker, Genevieve McNutt, Marian Flair, Arthur Blickhan, Florence Adams, Florence Broady, Phyllis Averkamp, Marie Crewe, Norbert Blickhan, Mary Agnes Tenk, Valeria Geschwindner, Margaret Albright, James Davidson, Elizabeth Taylor, Geraldine Gunther, Pauline Bakers, Lucille Langhanke, Mary Carter, James Summers, Paul Ohnemus, Sadie Morris, Pauline Scholz, Ruth Scott, Dorothy Menke, Pearle Wallace, and Esther Wichmann.

Quincy College of Music Dorothy Crocker Genevieve McNutt Marian Flair Arthur Blickhan Florence Adams Florence Broady Phyllis Averkamp Marie Crewe Norbert Blickhan Mary Agnes Tenk Valeria Geschwindner Margaret Albright James Davidson Elizabeth Taylor Geraldine

Funeral for Miss H Maria Burns Held at Home

The funeral for the late Miss H Maria Burns will be at the residence of A N Calkins 2334 Maine Street on Wednesday afternoon May 31 at 3 30 o'clock. Friends invited.

H. Maria Burns A. N. Calkins Maine Street

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