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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1915

Page

7

Local Picks Up Baked Ham Lunch at Blue Ribbon Buffet

Local notices list a 4 p m baked ham lunch at Blue Ribbon Buffet, 514 Hampshire, with residents visiting from Camp Point and Bushnell attending a Masonic consistory. The item includes sales highlights from Halbach-Schroeder Co featuring lace, towels, and hemstitched cloths, plus marriages and licenses in nearby counties. The week features community events, speeding notices, and a display of high grade coats and suits.

Blue Ribbon Buffet Hampshire

Ely's Cream Balm claims instant relief for cold and catarrh

A fragmentary ad-promotional piece touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fragrant antiseptic remedy for a blocked nose. It promises to open nasal passages, relieve hawking and headaches, and soothe swollen mucous membranes with a small bottle from a druggist. The copy emphasizes rapid, easy breathing and overnight relief.

Ely Balta

Celebration Opens New Canton Fall Celebration and Homecoming

New Canton prepares for a two day fall celebration and homecoming under the Farmers League with a coin show and displays of farm products and fruits. Farm implements culinary displays, prizes, a Perry military band, balloon ascensions, and crowds of former residents expected to attend.

New Canton Farmers’ League Association Perry

Wedding of Frank D Arcy and Angie Hoeckelman

The wedding of Frank D Arcy son of Mr and Mrs P D Arcy of this city and Miss Angie Hoeckelman daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hoeckelman of Quincy was held yesterday at 8 30 am in St Thomas church Chicago. A wedding breakfast followed at the bridegroom’s sister Mrs R F Mehren’s home. The couple will remain in Chicago a week then return to Quincy to reside. Both are well known here and have many friends.

Frank D’arcy P. D’arcy Angie Hoeckelman Charles Hoeckelman Quincy St. Thomas Church Chicago R. F. Mehren

Doings at South Side Mission Mothers Club Meeting

Special meetings at the South Side mission draw about 80 mothers to the Mothers' club. Rev N M Rigg of Vermont Street M E church spoke, with music and a quilt session, and a rummage sale planned for next Wednesday and Thursday at 914 South Eighth Street. The Rev. Rigg continues nightly sermons at the mission, with tonight's topic The Unwilling God.

South Side Mission Mothers’ Club N M. Rigg Vermont Street M.E South Eighth Street Mr. Rigg

Maccabee Dance Enjoyable Function at Moose Hall

The Maccabee dance at Moose Hall, 210 Maine Street, drew a small crowd but lively entertainment. Weilers’ orchestra provided music and attendees reported a thoroughly enjoyable evening. The group plans similar dances on the third Thursday each month with a committee led by G. M. Chapman and including Roy Faust, B. C. Meeks, John Masklin, W. Giddis, Darwin Tucker, and E. I. Phelps.

Ares Cing Moose Hall Maine Street Weilers G. M. Chapman Roy , Faust B.c. Meeks John Masklin John Masklin, ©. W. Giddis Dawin Tucker and E. I. Phelps

Missionary Women Attend Luncheon and Contest Close

The Women's Missionary society of the U B church held a luncheon at Mrs A C Stiller's home on Spruce Street to formalize the six month membership contest. Mrs Roy Peak captained the losing side and Mrs Joe Earlmeyer led the victors. Autumn leaves and purple white flowers decorated the setting as place cards bore society colors. The next meeting is planned for the third Wednesday afternoon next month at Mrs Stiller's home.

Women's Missionary ‘Society of the U. B. Church A. C. Stiller Spruce Street Roy Peak Joe Earlmeyer

Highway Committee Joins In Road Meeting At Taylor

A Chamber of Commerce highway committee met at Mayor Abbott's office to discuss keeping Taylor road in good condition. Overseer C B Whittaker of Taylor attended and potential farmers and merchants meeting was invited for future discussion. Attendees included Mayor Abbott W A Martin George McAdams C F Perry and Whittaker.

Chamber of Commerce Committee Abbott Taylor Road Taylor Tle Mayor Abbott W. A. Martin George McAdams C. F. Perry C. B. Whittaker

Conference on Charities and Corrections Opens in Scranton

In Scranton Pennsylvania delegates assembled for the annual Pennsylvania Conference on Charities and Corrections. The meeting opens today and sessions continue through the week focusing on a wide range of public welfare issues.

Scranton Pennsylvania Conference On Charities and Corrections

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John ‘Steele Camp Point Lee-Blickham South Fifth Street Halbach-Schroeder Co Bushnell Mark Pinckley B. W. Pinckley Norcross P.C. Hoover J. K Hoover Ireland The Painters Bakers Labor Temple Tlalbach-Schroeder Co Christchurch Halbach- Schroeder Co Abraham Turner Migs - Maggie Sykes Office of Justice of Peace Ben Hecke Halbach- Schroeder, Co Billy Smith Manley A. Brothers Agnes Sahland Golden Maggie Sykes Henry Simon Friday Sterling Viola Adlaide Tibbs Macon Venice Whig J. M. Brady& Coi Walbach-Schroeder Co Julia Sanderson Girl From Utah Y.M.C. A Quincy Redpath Frank D’arcy and Angie Hoeckelmian United Moose Hall Society of A. B. Church Taylor, Mo Tees Duker’s Weed UK Chase Dr. Chase Co 10Th St Philadelphia Adapte Gapital O . Ou Pal
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