Social affairs and engagements fill Quincy society pages
Social notices list weddings engagements and travels of the Tushaus and Soebbing families with relatives traveling from Jackson Miss St Joe La and Muskogee Okla. Other items note Irene Seaton chosen for University of Illinois play, Met State club activities wiener roast and Orpheum, visits from Kansas City Phoenix St. Louis Memphis and Chicago, and various club meetings and lectures at the YWCA Three Arts club and libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Helen Tushaus
Thomas L. Tusha
Oakstreet
George Soebbikty
John L. Soebbing
Broadway
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
Marguerite Tushaus
John Loebbing
Charles Wilds
St. Joe
Harry Tushaus
Jackson
Miss
Norbert Tushaus
McGehee
Ark
Loebbing
Amick Russell
Muskogee
Okla
Irene Seaton
University of Illinois
Miss Seaton
Deafness and the Deaf The Hearing Balance
A short reflective piece on deafness highlighting the friction between the hearing and the deaf. It notes neighbors and family repeating themselves, the irritation of mishearing, and the need for clearer speech. It also stresses mutual effort and gratitude, while urging use of hearing aids and cooperation between both sides.
Johnson Putnam wedding at Presbyterian church
Miss Sallie Ann Johnson and Bennett Putnam married in the study of the Presbyterian church Sunday morning by Rev. R H Hartley. The witnesses were Johnsons grandfather R Putnam and grandmother Mrs Frances Hedger. They will spend a short time in Springfield after leaving their car for a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Ann Johnson
Bennett Putnam
Presbyterian Church
R. H. Hartley
R. Putnam
Frances Hedger
Miss Johnson
Fred Johnson
Nettleton
Mr. Putnam
Willa Putnam
Faineton
Springfield
Reading and class notices at Y W C A meeting
Mrs C D Center gave a reading Ruth at the M W B club meeting in association rooms. Vesper services Sunday afternoon were the first for the fall. Summer conferences were discussed by several members. First Aid class taught by Dr W O H Baker meets tonight for its first session. French class also meets tonight with W S Johnson. Room for a few more scholars in both classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Weisenhorn
Thomas Maas
Richard Lyons
Three Arts Club
C. D. Center
Ruth
M. W .B. Club
Association Rooms
W. O H. Baker
Willliam Spencer Johnson
Christenings and Company Picnic Highlight Community Day
Christenings at St Boniface church honor Gladys Carlene Anna Niehaus daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Niehaus at 918 Jersey Street with sponsors Miss Anna Dieker and Lawrence Niehaus. Keck Brothers dairy workers held a picnic at Knoblock’s Grove East Broadway with a ball game and a milking contest where Chef Hamilton faced a $1 fine for overturning a cow’s milk bucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Carlene Anna
Henry Niehaus
Jersey Street
St. Bonifare
Kunsch
Miss Anna Dieker
Lawrence Niehaus
Heck
Keck Brothers’ Creamery
State Street
Knoblock’s Grove
East Broadway
Hamilton
Bourne Family Welcomes Daughter in Cedar Rapids
Born Sunday night in Cedar Rapids Iowa a daughter to Mr and Mrs Arthur Bourne. Bourne is son of Mr and Mrs W W Bourne of 815 Vermont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bourne
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mr. Bourne
W. W.W. Bourne
Vermont Street
Five Auto Accidents Injure Quincyans in Weekend
A series of weekend auto accidents in Quincy left five hurt and several traffic violations noted. Emil Kelle, 16, was injured near Ursa when struck while bicycling. Mrs. Garnett Ferryman and a baby were hit in a buggy by a car driven by Joseph Carterball, who was fined $22. Others included Harry Gaines and Frank Koxing with minor injuries on York Street, two cars colliding at Eighth and Maine with no injuries, and minor fines for traffic violations. St Mary's church observed a golden jubilee with Mass, processions, and artwork displays, including new statues and safeguard ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Kelle
F. Welle
Chestnut St
Ursa
Garnett Ferryman
Joseph Carterball
Payson
Ferryman
Kelle
Twelfth
Chestnut Street
W. F. Erke
Harry Gaines
Maine Street
Frank Koxing
York Street
Gaines
Bexing
T. D. Faucett
Herbert Gehring
Eighth
Maine Streets
John Mackinson
Blessing Hospital
Fifth
Hampshire Streets
William Brown
Warren County
E. Daugherty
Near Ursa
Union Dairy cuts milk prices in St Louis amid protests
In St Louis on October 9, Union Dairy Co lowered milk prices to 12 cents a quart and seven cents a pint after customers balked at higher costs. Other firms pared prices while Pevely and St Louis Dairies held at 14 and 8 cents, with producers' costs rising earlier. J P Cuhanne of St Louis Dairy Co noted an 11 percent drop in demand but expected a rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Union Dairy Company
Pevely and
Grafeman Dairy Co
J. P. Cuhanne
St. Louis Dairy Co
Luther Memorial C E Names Its Committees
The winter and spring work committees of Luther Memorial Church Christian Endeavor were named. Appointees include Prayer meeting chairman R L Bennett with Rev I W Ringaman and Marie Noll. Social chair Miss Iona Fischer with several assistants. Junior Endeavor led by Ruth Meyer. Missionary Barbara Huseman with Mrs R L Bennett and others. Music chaired by Mrs R Bennett. Flowers led by Thelma Lohr with Clara Winter and others. Lookout led by Esther Fleer and George Carl. Temperance and good citizenship headed by John Dehner. Information by Millie Neuer. Pastor's aid organized by Esther Fleer with Leona Grashoff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Luther Memorial Church
R. L. Bennett
I. W. Ringaman
Marie Noll
Iona Fischer
Walter Harvey
William Fife
Edna Winter
Edna Bock
Ralph Riceman
Dwight Harvey
Anna Marie Carrithers
Elorence Rottman
Millie Newer
Endeavor
Ruth Meyer
Ada Newell
Barbara Huseman
Helen Heidbreder
Naomi Schmidt
R. Bennett
Thelma Lohr
Clara Winter
Esther Koch
Susie Fife
Esther Fleer
George Carl
John Nehner
John Dehner
Clarence Fitzenbrink
Reducing weight with Oil of Kore at the druggist’s
An advertisement promotes Oil of Kore as a simple system for reducing weight from ten to sixty pounds. It claims the product improves health and vivacity, aids digestion, and makes the user look and feel younger by following directions and using a small box of the oil.
Women Steady Workers and Men Pay Parity
A column notes that women now keep steady at work like men and deserve equal pay for similar labor. It urges women who struggle to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to gain strength to continue working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ady
St Marys Parish Jubilee Ends With Service and Social
The altar society ladies sodality observes 9:00 high mass with evening devotion to the Blessed Sacrament and a German sermon by Rev Joseph Brennan pastor of St Rose of Lima. A litany procession benediction and Te Deum conclude the rites. The jubilee closes Sunday evening with a social at St Marys hall next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
F. A. Rempe
Chicago
H. Althott
Belleville
Dean Hi. B. Degenhardt
Joseph Postner
Knights of Columbus
Vane
Altar Society
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Msgr
F. A. Hempe
V. G
St. Mary's
St Francis College Orchestra
Kyril—Gruber
Aibliner
Wilkens
Gauss
Joseph Meckel
Alton
Sgoembera
Altar ‘Society Ladies' Sodality
Joseph Brennan
St. Rose of Lima
St. Mary's Parish
St. Mary’s Hall
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Met Stae Club
Gardner Park
Orpheum
Henry Long
Kansas City
James E. Adams
Garrett Schueler
Phoenix
Ariz
Fred Hall
Robert, Jr
Griggsville
Emma Mahon
Oak Street
John Helserstine
Monday
W. S. McRee
Alfred Castle
Percy Brown
Edwin
Women’s Committee
Council of National Defense
William G. Kiem
J. Hanks
the Adams
Effie Adams
Josephine Adams
Emma McQuary
Charles J. McGee
Memphis, Tenn
Leone Fischer
North Twentieth Street
Willis Meyer
F. L. Everfeld
Flamingham
Mass
W. W. Bourne
Quincy Unitarian Church
Henry L. Whipple
C. C. Spencer
Daniel Cover
R. C. Hallowell
Camp Point
Mendon
George Behrensmeyer
Lawndale
James Irwin
Red Cross
Red Cross Society
W. F. Kirtley
Round Table
France
J. M. McCarty
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Ladies’ Social Union
W. E. Schmiedeskamp
Lloyd
Llady
University of Chicago
M. J. Barry
Bridge Club
Don Hoover
Preston
Hoover
Quincy
Russell Williams
Merle Hertzler
Victor, Ia
Esther Mills
Nokomis
L. L
A. H. F. Hertzler
Women's Forum
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Best
Marion Chumbley
Century Club
Quincy College At Music
W. R. Blakeslee
Ruth Cameron
Elelti Bem -Taleel Gry
Asa
W.t.duker Company
Armenia
Paul Mooradian
Mooradian
Eames
Hawks
Billa Eames
L. G. Eames
Cherry Street
William Hawks
Miss Eames
Gem City Business College
Camp Funston
Kan
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Church News
Central Baptist Church
W. C. Shank
Lee Lewis
Lewis
Gertrude Melbin
Christ Congregational Church
C. E. Society
Rev. B
Bauman
Congregational Press
St. John's Guild
J. W. Emery
Maine
Good Shepherd Church
Otha Arnold
North Twentyfourth Street
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Grace Methodist Church
Roll
Locust Street
Ellington Presbyterian
Presbyterian
Frank Allison
J. M. Dunlap
D. S. Me.Cracken
Woman's Guild
Woman's Bible Class
Industrial Society of the
Unitarian Church
Woodland
Young People’s Society
Frances Eldred
East End
FE. A. Mottenhauer
W. F. M. Society of the Bethel Methodist Church
Mra. F. A
St. Jacobi's Lutheran Church
A. S. Flanigan
H. C. Gibbs
Men’s League of Salem Church
Leemhuis
Ladies’ Aid of
St. Peter's
Men's League of
Woman's Mission Society of the United Brethren Church
Co. OB. Slocum
North Ninth Street
Burma
India
Hampshire Street
H.W. Trueblood
Loraine
Keene Township
Methodiat
Dayan
St. Miller and Arthur Drug Co
Kiefer
Union Dairy CO
Dance Brothers
Hudson Mistor
Vermont ST
Morris Adler Company
J. Yousim
Hampshire ST
Kiefer Pharm
Weilers
North Fifth Street
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