Quincy Chamber Plans Day Auto Trips for Social Tours
A Chamber of Commerce committee plans a series of three week interval automobile trips by Quincy business men to neighboring communities. Each trip is one day, drivers may choose passengers, no trade solicitation, emphasis on hospitality and fellowship. Cars receive a Quincy pennant and a silk US flag. Fall roundup promotion and related advertising will be carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Quincy
Chamber of Commerce
United States
J. H. Pearce
C. Co. Brooks
Henry C. Sprick
E.W. Rusk
FP. W. Crane
F. H. Scudder
John L. Duker
W. A. Martin
A. H. Beitnan
Resignations accepted at James Federation of Churches meeting
Willian Yo Martin treasurer resigns from the James Federation of Churches during the quarterly meeting. Lun nis and Saedeskamp step down in part, with A. Moorman appointed to fill Saedeskamp’s role for the rest of the year. Both resignations accepted and thanks extended. An appeal to support war-sufferers in Europe was discussed, with plans for evangelistic campaigns and park meetings announced for this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Yo Martin
James Federation of Churches
Martin
PE PL
Lunnis
Will
Saedeskamp
Law and Order
Assa
A. Moorman
Ma Schmiederkamp
Federal Council of Churches of Chistan
America
Quincy
Europe
Federation
R.T. Barr
Dicky Dippy's Diary Deer Ridge Local Notes
Local diary notes from Deer Ridge Missouri mention Hon W W Simpson visiting, Miss Maurine Wildman staying with Will Clapp, and Miss Helen Renneeville visiting Mrs Artie McDonald. Farmers report shearing sheep, hog market activity, and stock purchases. Mrs Leckner’s tragedy as Kirksville death, Christmas church class events, and community gatherings including a Sunday school convention and graduation observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Childress
Will Gallia la Belle
Clyde Walker
Stronghy
Wilson Carmack
Austin Clapp
la Belle
Robert Ailen
A. J. Kertuat
Williamstown
Dare School
Tobtine
Jessie Reiele
Robert Fountain
Benton Carmack
Carmack
Deer Ridge
W. C. Thompson
Charles Leckner
Kirksville
Meeting details for Riverview and South parks events
Extension work committee approves mid June committee meetings to be held at Riverview and South parks with music by Quincey church young people's societies. A speakers committee of R. P. Barr S B Owings and J A Hanna will select speakers. leaders committee of Mrs CoA Wells J A Hfan and LeKkow Bennett will manage readings and introduce speakers. Services begin 9 o'clock Thursday June 1 and run to Sunday. A church picnic is being planned for Aug join church grounds. Roads near the church are poor from heavy rains. Good Cheer circle of St Petite Evangelical church to host a cinema and entertainment tonight at 8 with plays recitations and a story The Awakening Brush Brigade. Instructors Mrs Elmer Lam and Mrs Al W Fruechte. Large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Work Committee
Riverview
South Parks
Federation
Quincey
R. P. Barr
S B. Owings
J. A. Hanna
Coa. Wells
J. A. Hfan
LeKkow Bennett
Joseph W. Printen
St. Petite Evangelical Church
Elmer Lam
al W. Fruechte
St Marys Pupils Hear Two Lectures by Dr Lauder
St Marys pupils enjoyed two lectures Tuesday by Dr W W Lauder the morning talk on Old English Masters explained the painters and works of England’s early masters. The afternoon lecture offered a critical analysis of Tennyson’s In Memoriam showcasing poetic form and meaning.
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St. Mary's
W.W. Lauder
England
Reverend Father Reinfels Visits Gil Inner Township
Rev Father Reinfels, pastor of St Josephs Catholic Church in Gil Iner township, will host a Redemptorist priest from Kirkwood, Maine. The visitor’s arrival and role as guest cleric will be noted in church activities and services.
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Father Reinfels
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Gil Iner Township
Kirkwood, Me
Juniors Win Meet at St Francis College
Juniors from St Francis college won the meet with the highest overall points on campus yesterday morning refereed by Fathers Edwards Liberate and John. Top scorers include Doyle 24 Miller 24 Kraemer 17 with other strong junior finishes and several senior event winners across dashes throwing and races.
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St. Francis College
Fathers Edwards
Liberate
John
Doyle
Miller
Kraemer
Hellman
Hacker
Bach
Nachazel
Mulcahy
Luke
Landon
Tellmann
Leininger
O'Brien
Kavanaugh
Rowley
Rabus
Doyle and Sirens
Packer
Janior
Metinian
Treasure Hunt Draws Sixty Boy Scouts And Y M C A Crew
About sixty boys joined a treasure hunt Tuesday afternoon, meeting in the UW at L50. The scouts and the Y.M.C.A. boys followed separate routes through South Park to Curtis Creek and back, guided by Roy Denny and Y bows secretary OYAN Alderson. The two divisions met near the spring in South Park and returned home in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.50
South Park
Maine
Phirtieth Street
Froca
Curtis Creek
Mounds Park
Wywouth Street
Oyan Alderson
Colored Women Improving After Shooting Incident
Nellie Bernard and Eugenia Yeager, two colored women shot by Verna Bernard Saturday night, were reported improving at St. Mary's hospital Tuesday evening. They rest well and show no great pain, recovering reasonably given the nature of their wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bernard
Eugenia Yeager
Rervena Bernard
St. Mary's Hospital
Social and Clubs Activities Dominate Memorial Week
Mrs N C Jackson hosted the Monday Sootest Bridge club at three tables with prizes to Mrs John Wall and Mrs FLTP Brenner. Tea, peonies, ferns, and decor brightened the room as memory day festivities shifted from Alexander's Lake to Mr and Mrs Will Bradley’s lawn amid a large invited group. The Lucky Friday club held a picnic at South Park, while several sewing and Shakespeare clubs adjusted schedules for Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Jackson
John Wall
Fltp. Brenner
South Park
City considers caretakers as applications pour in
Aldermer James McNuttsman leads plan to appoint caretakers of streets after city council ads launch. Each ward to select a nominee, with front runners Herman Schelp and Louis Vellmer among applicants as week long process begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McNuttsman
Tts
At Sno
Herman Schelp
Louis Vellmer
Taylor Mo Residents Face High Water Disruption
B M Yeager and John Schofield visited Quincy Sunday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Sanderson, workers on dredge 72 in the West Quincy drainage district, were forced to vacate their camp due to high water and are staying at the Taylor hotel likely for several days. Miss Bertha Greesen of Bridgeport Texas visits, staying with the Sandersons. Joe Belles has joined McWilliams Construction Co and will soon depart for Walnut with Mrs Betles. TL Mr and Mrs Fred Cane are Quincy
Local Notices and Social Movements Hit by Weather
Faye Sloskins moved his household goods from Quincy Tuesday to the upper rooms of E. B. Monroe's building on Main Street. Early Monday lightning struck the belfry of the M. E. church but caused no serious damage. Lemuel Wagg of Texas visits after 40 years, as cousin to Philip Wagg. Rev. McCumber assisted at Hull cemetery Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Sloskins
Quincy
E. B. Monroe
Main Street
M. E. Church
Lemuel Wagg
Texas
Philip Wagg
McCumber
Hull Cemetery
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Weltha Murphe
Jedge Frohne
Agnes Miller
Plano
Novy
Nora, Girth
Margaret Roe
Hampton
Murphy
Wels Cait Perenie
Cook
Ouiney
Edna Strong
Chicago
Irving Schmalshoff
Richfield
Co. P. Wagy
Glen Wagy
Ellis
Larinwre’s
Rake WN Madre
Ella Lile
Payson
Uend
Uer
Fannie Finch
Venhaus
Collins
Friadar
Elis Berge Kinderhook
Mro
Otho Ward
Ft. M. Benson
Bankers E. Church
George Lightt
McCarl
George McC
Leo Britton
Ladyriend
Josephine Linthicum
Clarence
Olive
Hazel Knott
Ruth
Arit
Ati
Hazelus Company
By Sinnott
Gunova
Sainova
Kome Sey
Geo. Keller & Sons
ST. Francis
Alexander's Lake
Will Bradley
North Twelfth Street
Thomas Tohn
George Reil
William TV. Cramer
Covis Dee
Homer Hobson
William Koehler
Willam Kiem
Ray Lee
Grant Stewart
Leo Nadeski
Kadeski
Jr. Fischer
Fred Wolf
Wil Hess
W.oz) Binkert
Fred Moller
Helen Trointy
Shakespeare Club
Henry Schinieteskamyp
Jod Wall
Vfs
Eletel
St. Toseph’s Benevolent Society
Decorating Ass’n
Victrola
Majestic
Room
Plainville, Ill
Reed’s Nyal
Quincy National Bank
Reyta
Fourth and
Hampshire Sts
The
Bell Telephone
Central Union Telephone Company
J. E. Halligan
Main
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