Wedding Bells Amid Autumn Leaves In Quincy
Marie Staal reports a double wedding spree in Quincy and West Point. Helen Guinan Carter wed Chester Wilcox at the groom’s home with Rev. Lyman Greenman officiating. The ceremony featured a pink and white gown, autumn decor, and a large 25-relative attendance. The couple planned a journey to St Louis and Ashville before settling in Quincy with the bride’s father on East Maine Street. Also, Joseph Vosse married Miss Katherine Brockman at St Mary’s church West Point with family attending and plans for a North Tenth street home in Quincy.
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Helen. Guinan Carter
Chester Wilcox
John .Guinan
Edst
Maine
John Inghram
Lyman. Greenman
John
Wilcox
St. Louis
Ashville
N.C
Quincy
East Maine Street
Wabash Station
Joseph Vosse
Katherine Brockman
West Point
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Peter Vosse
Helen Brockman
John Vosse
Twelfth Street
Henry Schmidt
Bernard Dicker
Vosse
North Tenth Street
Hampshire
Joseph Jacoby
St. John's’ Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Young Men's Society
Dramatic Club
Meeting of Pythians at Frank Chavelier Lodge No 18
The regular meeting of Frank Chavelier lodge No 18 K of P last night was one of the best sessions in a long time. A strong attendance marked the evening and August Wehmeyer report on the grand lodge meeting impressed attendees. Several visiting brothers were present and spoke under good of the order.
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Frank Chavelier Lodge
K of P
August Wehmeyer
Grand Lodge
Informal Country Club Dinner Hosted by J T Lynn
An informal dinner at the Country Club hosted by J. T. Lynn was held last evening. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Henry Whipple Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Rice Mrs. George Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pfeiffer Mrs. Ira Calkins and Mrs. Maida Lee Fosgate.
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Country Club
J. T. Lynn
Henry Whipple
J. H. Rice
George Reeves
Arthur Pfeiffer
Ira.Calkins
Maida Lee Fosgate
Old Fashioned Cough Remedy from Patmint Ad
An antique advertisement promotes a cough and cold remedy. It directs 1 oz Patmint double strength mixed with pine tea, hot water, and 4 oz granulated sugar to be taken as a spoonful every four hours. Claims relief from coughing, nasal congestion, and chest discomfort, noting ease of preparation and low cost.
Film Company Eyes City Branch Office Plans
J. W. Cotter of St. Louis, manager of Kriterion Film Service, is in Quincy assessing a possible branch here. He seats at the Hotel Quincy and seeks local capital interest, noting existing offices in St. Louis and Kansas City. A Quincy branch would aid local movie houses and supply buyers in the region, avoiding travel to Chicago or Kansas City.
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J. W. Cotter
St. Louis
Kriterion Film Service Company
the Mound
Quincey
Quincy
Kansas City
Chicago
Local notices and community events briefed
Local pickups report six balloons sent with prize notes are returned by Carl Herbert in Arenzville, Illinois after drifting over Missouri. H D Mueller Jr returns from Chicago. piano sale promotes West Side Square with uprights at 150 dollars. All Souls services noted by Calvary cemetery and Catholic churches with November prayers. Bakedham lunch at Blue Buffet 514 Hampshire. whist event hosted by St Rita and St Antonius at parish school hall. Elks hold monthly meeting after a well attended session at club rooms.
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H. D. Mueller, Jr
Chicago
West Side’ Square
West Side Square
All Souls
Calvary Cemetery
St. Peter’s
St. John's Catholic
Purgatory
Blue Ee
Hampshire
John's Catholic
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Hold Meeting
Stockholders gathered in New Haven on October 27 for the annual meeting but no business was transacted. Proxies were debated and the vote on approving directors’ acts and the election of 15 directors was postponed amid calls for delay. The meeting was well attended across three camps, and the outcome appeared defeated.
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New Haven
Conn
New Yor
New Haven and’ Hartford Railroad Company
Arizona copper strike arbitration proposal urged
El Paso reports from the Clifton Morenci Metcalf copper strike district indicate that the proposal to offer arbitration of the wage scale has been voted upon. The dispatch notes tension and ongoing talks as workers and management consider a wage settlement.
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EL Paso
Tex
Clifton- Morenci- Metcalf
Arizona
Lost item notice echoes Whig era ad style
A fragmented plea from a 19th century tone describes a missing swatch parasol or similar item. The caller hints at reporting with a Lost advertisement to The Whig newspaper, emphasizing an early method to recover missing belongings.
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Whig
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Marie Staal
Grace Westermann
W. Westermann
York Street
Galesburg
Westermann
Blessing Hospital
Galesburyg
Mr.Lynn
Frank Bolles
Harriet’ Wisherd
Henry Genter
Newcomb
Leo Stuart
Stuart
Robert’ Halbach
Keokuk
Fritz Kreisler
Willis Bleakesley
J. N. Carter
West
Henry
Carson’ City
Nevada
California
San Jose
Douglas Carter
Seattle
Springfield
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. John's Congregation
Hallowe’en
St. John's’ School
Aer
Hallowe'en
Charles Cottrell
William Geiger
Tacoma
G. J. Cottell
Geiger
Lawrence Emmons
Mary Sullivan
Homer Swope
Swope
Charles Carroll
City
William Kamp
Ninth and
Maine Streets
Helen
Leona
Bertha
Angie Gehring
Gehring
Vermont Street
Franklin School
Neal Monroe
Bennett Bartlett
Walter Franklin
Jack. Cruttenden
Ralph. .Gardner
Dayton
Helen Osborn
Bowen
Tna
New. Bowen
Ralph Carley
Peoria
Daniel Cover
North Sixth Street
St.Louis
Eugenen. H
Weber
East Spring Street
Lloyd Radford
Orpheum
Princess
Robert ‘Halbach
New York
Halbach-Schroeder
Edward “Wells
Dayton, O
Jeanette Wells
George Wells
Ralph Reed
401 North
Twenty-fourth
Texas
St. Mary’s School
F. R. Harder
E. C. Schreiber
Pittsfield
Quincy Sand
Beno
Green
the Majestic
Storm Serge Aeolienne Scintill
Priestleys
Duker’s
Film Company
Kriterion Film Service
George .Vasen
Carl Herbert
Arenzville
Missouri
Illinois
Ireland
Kriterion Film O
Set Cotter
Quirbe
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