Women and Children Focused Society Page
Social items from Quincy society note out of town guests, birthday surprises, and local gatherings. Entries include honors for Herman Floerke, Miss Hedwig Schmidt visiting from Bovina, and Mrs Charlotta Sturhahn’s 65th birthday surprise at 809 South Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Flo.erke
H. E. Loire
St. Louis
A. J. Brockschmidt
Park Place
Mayme, Hummert
Lizzie Hummert
Marguerite Loire
Carl Marks
E. B. Loire
A. B. Hummert
T. E. Musselman
Champaign
Phi Gamma Delta
University of Illinois
Werner
A. W. Werner
Hedwig Schmidt
Bovina
North Eighteenth Street
Frank Weems
P. H. Gardner
George Thompson
F. C. Pierson
Dean Richardson
Belle Raborg
Frank Whitney
Charlotta Sturhahn
Sturhahn
South Fifth Street
Alma Sibbing
Sadie Rottman
F. Drallmeier
M Schultes
Mo. Mrs. Schultes Is the Guest of Her Son and Mrs. Drallmeier
Mary Bimson
Emil Krietemeyer
Season's Fashions and Local Social Club Notes
Parisian travelling coat trends draw attention as residents enjoy simple lines and practicality. Mrs. John Herman hosts a card club with prizes won by Mrs. George Wisman Mrs. Arthur Daugherty and Mrs. Al Koch. Mrs. Arthur Mohn to entertain soon. Guests include Mrs. George Herman and Mrs. Will Schwindier. Mooseheart Legion sewing circle to meet at Mrs. George Stipp’s home. Story Club led by Miss Caroline Gay with a reading. Mrs. Herman Heintz hosts card days. she and daughter Marie travel to Chicago. T T T Club hosted by Miss Dorothy Enoch with an entertainment committee planning games and refreshments. meets alternate Tuesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dameron
Edward Cameron
Emma Jackson
Chicago
Mr. Cameron
Miss Jackson
Quincy
Civic Club
D. L. Musselman
South Twentieth Street
Musselman
Cawthome
Caroline McDavitt
Ayres
Anna Brown
George Cawthome
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mooseheart Legion
Mooseheart Legion Sewing Circle
George Stipp
Adams Street
Story Club
Caroline Gay
Heintz
Herman Heintz
Marie
T. T. T. Club
Dorothy Enoch
Two Engagements Announced At Mrs Kemp’s Party
At a party hosted by Miss Elza Boes at 4164 North Tenth Street in Quincy two engagements were announced. Miss Margaret Bees will marry Winnie Mac Spadden on November 26, and Miss Stella Bell announced her engagement to A. J. Whitaker with a wedding planned for November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Boes
North Tenth Street
Russell Kemp
Quincy
Margaret Bees
Winnie Mac Spadden
Stella Bell
A. J. Whitaker
Kemp
Sophomore Reception at Quincy High by PTA
Quincy High Sophomores will be entertained Friday night at the annual fall party of the High School Parent-Teacher Association. The event moves from Webster School auditorium to the high school auditorium and features a program of student acts by the Hypatias, the Aces, the Boosters, the Centennials and the Parliaments with refreshments served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Webster School
Hypatias
Aces
Boosters
Centennials
Parliaments
Nominations For Red Cross Directors In Adams County
The Adams County Red Cross nominating committee presents a slate of director nominees for the upcoming vote on November 30. The list includes E Percy Brown, E E Benson, Mrs Venetia Bacon, Mrs Pearl Best, Mrs Eleanor Castle, James B Cook, and many others with addresses across Hampshire Jersey Maine and Kentucky, led by chairpersons J M Winters, Mrs Elizabeth Halligan, and J J Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Red Cross
J. M. Winters
Elizabeth Halligan
J. J. Fisher
E. Percy Brown
Hampshire
E. E. Benson
Plainville
Venetia Bacon
Maine
Pearl Best
Jersey
Eleanor Castle
James B. Cook
Adams
C. F. Eichena
Agnes Tushaus and Albert Frese Wed in St Francis Church
Miss Agnes Tushaus daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Tushaus and Albert Frese were married Tuesday at St Francis Catholic church with Rev Optatus officiating. Maid of honor Edith Vander Haar bridesmaids Florence Frese and Vonder Slaar. best man John Tushaus. Thirty six guests attended a morning breakfast at the Tushaus home and a large evening reception followed. Frese a grocer at Fourteenth and Elm will reside at Sixteenth and Elm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Tushaus
Anton Tushaus
Vine Street
Albert Frese
St. Francis Catholic
Father Optatus
Edith Vander Haar
Florence Frese
John Tushaus
Vonder Slaar
Sanders Bergman Wedding at St Mary Church
Miss Bertha Bergman daughter of Mrs. John Bockhold and William Sanders were married Tuesday morning in St Mary Catholic Church by Rev Zurbensen. Attendants were Miss Sophie Bergman and Gerhard Sanders. A wedding breakfast and all day reception followed at the bride's mother’s home with the house well decorated in flowers. The bride wore white crepe de Chine and her attendant wore yellow.
Real Rest and the Smug Look-Ahead Life
A neighbor with a serious spring illness shows how easy comforts mislead. Hospital care flowers in the room while home life uses nurses and maids. A seaside rest becomes envy of a neighbor who sent children to camps and left the home to a blissful aloofness. Real rest, the narrator argues, is a smug selfishness people mistake for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyatt
Couple Plans Home With Grandparents After Wedding
The couple will reside with the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Sanders, after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Taffeta
Mrs. G. Sanders
Miss Muriel Stilliun and Chaster M A Orr Wed in Galesburg
Miss Muriel Stilliun and Chaster M A Orr formerly of Lunnewell Missouri were married at the parsonage of the Christian church in Galesburg Monday at 4 pm Rev P M Cook of Rock Falls officiated assisted by Rev Zandt. Mrs Orr is a linotype operator at the Republican Register. Mr Orr served in the U S radio service two years and was in Washington until this month when discharged. They will honeymoon in Missouri then move to Colorado to farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Stilliun
Chaster MA. Orr
Lunnewell
The
Christian Church
Galesburg
P. M. Cook
Rock Falls
Orr
Zandt
Republican Register
U.S. Radio Service
Washington
Missouri
Colorado
Wall and Valle Marry in Central Baptist Parsonage
Miss Vera Wall of St. Joseph Missouri wed Albert Valle an Hotel Quincy employee in a Monday afternoon ceremony at Central Baptist church parsonage officiated by Rev. Robert Van Meigs they plan to reside in Quincy. Tilton and Taylor Wed in East End Christian Church Parsonage Columbus pair, both residents, married Tuesday evening with attendants Mary F Marshall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Wall
St. Joseph
Albert Valle
Quincy
Central Baptist Church
Robert van Meigs
Columbus Couple Wed in Hidden Ceremony
Aldo Brakenseik of Columbus wed the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Taylor. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs C E Tilton. They will reside in Columbus for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldo Brakenseik
Columbus
Harvey Taylor
C. E. Tilton
Halloween Features At Elephant Sale Preview
Halloween features at the Cheerful Home settlement white elephant sale on October 30 include booth entertainment and Halloween favors. Ralph Snyder will perform daily in the Armory. Mrs. J S Cruttenden seeks used dolls for her doll and toy booth and asks for children’s toys. Mrs. Don Hoover leads the children’s clothing booth and will select workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Cheerful Home Settlement
Ralph Snyder
Armory
J. S. Cruttenden
Don Hoover
Highland Tonight Skating and Dancing Event
Highland Tonight features music by the Highland Dance Band with skating and dancing for all. Ladies free. gents 20 cents. Skating 7 30 to 10 and dancing 8 30 to 11 30. Bring your friends for a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Dance Band
Fear of a new flu epidemic grips doctors in fall forecast
Doctors warn a renewed influenza outbreak could be worse than last winter as scientists search for a cure. Health officials in Kansas and other states plan isolation of flu suspects if an epidemic returns, while claims for Reolo a remedy promise oxygen rich blood and revived strength with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Board of Health
Tvetors
A. Tn
Dr. Heusing
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Wenesday
E . Ee
Rene Nena
Pea Society
Giurches
SSS
Springfield
J. H. Feld
George
al Broeting
Maurice
Burlington
Montana
Mulcahy
Howard
Butte
T. H. Nichols
W. R. Coleman
Nichols
Streator
Bessie
Rosalind Tickle
Galveston
Texas
Katherine Winkleidhn
Twelfth and
Miss Reardon
Rosetta Reardon
Luke Liesen
Fred Althoff
Franses Hiseins
Leona Cole Cavanauerh
North Eighth Street
Sheffield
Ralph G. Cote
Kewanee
Miss Rogers
Ssella Rogers
Gus Skinner
Leanore Meyer
California
Charles Cottrell
Miss Sullivan
Miss Meyer
Bert Gardner
George Dashwood
W. T. Duker
Cora Montgomery
Misa Meyer
O. G. Mull
Ed Rogers
Anna Bowen
Robert Heintz
Butler
Paul Butler
Monmouth
Southern Railroads
San Benito
Hoxey
Currie
D. A. Curry
Camp Curry
Cal
Robert Williams
Electric Wheel Company
Thomas Hill
Willis Kelly
Mrs. Kelly
Ernest Bickhaus
Hill
Kelly
Bickhaus
Stella Landwehr
Bushman
Bertha Gehring
Annette Rushman
Tom Robey
Gary
Carl Zoller
Ind
Versailles
Zoller
Camp Fire Girls
Saukee Camp Fire Girls
Neche Camp Fire Girls
Tome
J. E. Dorsey
P. E
P. J. Burgoyne
North Fifth Street
T. A. Lycan
C. TH. Williamson
St. Francis Hall
Woman's Forum
Roberts
Anne Jarrett Wood
Forum
Chamber of Commerce
Keefe
Pat Keefe
H. C. Bertehinger
Salt Lake City
Max Ginther
Tacoma
Wash
Josephine Duker
Ben Sauders
Ginther
Berthhinger
Souders
Marshall
Epha Marshall
Misa Marshall
East St. Louis
Mary Edwards
San Diego
George Grither
Grather
E. P. Schueler
Quincey
F. M. Jackson
Carl Grimmer
C. H. Wood
John Ellis
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek
Michigan
H. S
Frese-Tushaus
Channon- Emery Store Company
Compaany
N. 4Th ST
West Side Square
Ruth Cameron
Valle Wall
Hallowe’en
Elephant Sale
Quinsy
Big & Mays Drug Co
5Th Ave
Shire
A. L. Reusing Laboratories
Akroi Ohtfo
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