WEDDING OF MISS DUNNE ATTRACTS NATIONWIDE ATTENTION
Springfield social leader Miss Eileen Dunne wedding to William J. Corboy of Chicago draws over two thousand guests. The bride, gown of white satin and tulle, will wed Wednesday at Immaculate Conception Church with a large bridal party and a series of pre nuptial events across Quincy and Springfield.
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Miss Dunne
Springfield
Eileen
M. Dunne
William J. Corboy
Chicago
Canada
Alaska
Otis Scott Humphrey
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Adjutant General
Frank
Quincy
Eileen Dunne
Pittsfield Man Weds Two in Hannibal Office
In Hannibal Missouri on October 16 Judge Allen Le. Dent officiated two marriages at his Center street office. The first couple, Paul Clark and Miss Florence Thrasher of Griggsville, were wed at 1 o clock. The groom, a prosperous young farmer from Pike County, and his bride traveled to Griggsville that afternoon.
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Hannibal
Allen LE. Dent
Center Street
Paul Clark
Florence Thrasher
Griggsville
Bitters
Pike
County
Local notices from Salem area include classes and road repairs
The German confirmation class at Salem church begins Monday at 8 am and the English class on Tuesday at the same time. Paris Cafe hosts orchestra music Saturdays and Sundays. Parker Heights road, once washed out, is repaired for automobile passage. E R Reinkendorff resumes teaching band and orchestral instruments at the Armory Building starting Monday Oct 18. Mrs R V Deutsch visits Quincy, news items requested via phone. J Freiburg Undertaker listed. G C R C girls hosted at YWCA. Lt H Howard of Canton, Mo defends Oliver Wood in Meyer case. Wood bound over for grand jury.
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Salem Church
Paris Cafe
Parker Heights
E. Reinkendorff
Armory
Co. E. Brewer
Edina
Quincy
Ireland
Cyril’. Moller
Rome Wiskirchen
Detroit
R.V. Deutsch
Philadelphia
B. G. Vasen
Blue Ribbon Buffet
Hampshire
J. V. Oblander
Bushnell
David Riedinger
J. J. Freiburg
Y. W. Coa
Thomas A
River Y W W G A Meeting At Y W A
This afternoon a meeting at the Y W W G A will be given by members of the two conferences held this year one at Dewey Lake Michigan and the other at Lake Geneva Wisconsin Those to attend include Clara Mast Flora Eikmeyer Miss Harrison Miss Good Mildred Henry Edith Parker Ruth Lemmon Leatha Bunting Irene Preece Mrs J H Hanna and Miss Hyde Each month a program will be arranged for these people with music by the Lake Geneva members.
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Y. Ww
Y. W
Do'clock
VY. W. C. Ave
Dewey Lake
Mich
Lake Geneva
Wis
Les Clara Mast
Flora Eikmeyer
Miss Harrison
Miss Good
Mildred Henry
Edith Parker
Ruth Lemmon
Leatha Bunting
Irene Preece
Union Meetings This Week Schedule
Meetings listed for the week include Monday for Plumbers Plasterers and Painters. Tuesday and Wednesday have no meetings. Thursday hosts Iron Molders Allied Printing Trades council and Team Drivers. Friday covers Trades and Labor Assembly and Bricklayers. Saturday includes Brewers and Bakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Printing Trades Council
Trades and Labor Assembly
Milan youth dies after car accident injuries
Charles Jacobson of Milan mo after a weeklong battle for life died last evening just before 6 o clock at Blessing hospital. He suffered a skull fracture when an overturned automobile pinned him on a highway near Milan causing cerebral meningitis. Parents in Elkhart Ind were notified and the body was taken to August Stormer parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ Jacobson
Milan
Blessing Hospital
August Stormer
State Street
Elkhart
Ind
Jacobson
Labor Advocate praised as a fine Quincy issue
The Labor Advocate of Quincy last week is hailed as one of the best issues of a labor newspaper in a long time. It runs twelve bright pages with good reading matter and well arranged advertisements, making it a noteworthy get acquainted edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Advocate
Quincy
Bomb Found in Ottawa County Courthouse Basement
Workmen discover a three pound bomb in the basement of La Salle County Courthouse Ottawa Illinois. The device contained enough nitroglycerin to wreck the building and the fuse had been lighted. Sheriff’s office reports the peril and ongoing investigation.
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Ottawa
Ill
la Salle County
Court’ House
Earl Pettit Dies in Albuquerque at 24
Earl Pettit died of tuberculosis in Albuquerque New Mexico yesterday afternoon at 2 40 He had lived in this city six years at 300 Hampshire street and owned a farm in La Grange Missouri He left Quincy August 19 via Denver to Albuquerque He was single but survived by father J B Pettit and two sisters Eva and Lenoria of Quincy Remains to be shipped to Quincy for arrival later this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Pettit
Albuquerque
N. M
Hampshire Street
la Grange
Quincy
Denver
J. B Pettit
Eva
Lenoria
Fire kills two women at Mutual Film offices in Atlanta
A fire swept the Mutual Film offices on the second floor of a local building in Atlanta on October 16 killing two women and fatally burning two others. An explosion of an electric fuse board, where picture films were being prepared for shipment, is believed to have started the blaze. It spread rapidly trapping scores of women and girls employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Mutual’ Filmy Corporation
Branch Powder Factory Planned Near Springfield
Springfield Oct 16 a branch smokeless powder factory of the Western Cartridge company of Al ton Illinois employing 500 men and requiring forty buildings for housing will be erected six miles north of the city.
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Springfield
Western Cartridge Company
Alton
Til
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Elizabeth Channon
Channon
Alfred Castle
Maine
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Bert’ Kingsberry
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Albert Schmidt
St. Mary's Hospital
Mobile
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William Geiger
Tacoma
Washington
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Ethel Tuffle
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Hutmacher-Heckenkamp
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E. J. Hutmacher
Nauvoo
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Adams Street
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St. Mary's
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Madison Street
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Jersey
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Kansas City
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Péoria
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Godfrey
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Monroe City
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LeGrand
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Ezea
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St. Louis
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Il Trovatore
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Kincheon
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George’ Dashwood
Gorman Cottrell
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Brown
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Pacific Coast
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Horace
West
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Chester Wilcox
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Louiisville
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Wayside’ Inn
Ada. Respohl
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Jon Emery
Arcade Hall
W. A
E. M. Batsford
Charles Gay
Thomas White
Houston
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Daniel ,Orr
Mrs. White
Orr
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David ‘Wilcox
Kirk Shango
Robert © White
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Prentice. Abbott
George Dashwood
Frances Hearne
J. M. Irwin
Judge Dent
Clair E. Simmons
Pittsfield
Florence V. Pitman
Simmons
Corsitieré
E. E. Myers
D. fHlelom
Myers
Hamp
St. Tel
United Iiside
Leipzig
Paris
Mp. Vvhcox
Wilcox
Quincy's
Justice’ Dent
Them
al. Gorrell
Quincyan
Julia Sanderson
Donald Brian
Joseph Cawthorn
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