Women and Children in Quincy Enjoy Club and Social Events
Community notes from Quincy detail Mrs Louis Zwick hosting ten guests at a Sunday dinner. Mrs George Govert leading a Round Table paper on Egyptian cities. Mr and Mrs Anton Hildenbrand celebrating their fifth anniversary with post office colleagues present. Mr and Mrs E W Buck marking their tenth wedding anniversary with a mock ceremony.
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Louis Zwick
Herman Freiburg
Govert
George Govert
Round Table
Anton Hildenbrand
Vincent Reed
Lloyd Pepper
Leo Seibert
Walter Robertson
John Carroll
Post Office
Rusks
E. W. Buck
Stage About Set For White Elephant Sale
Booths will be erected today in the Armory for the White Elephant sale to open Thursday and run through Saturday. Hosted by the Cheerful Home settlement women’s board, the event offers a wide array of items plus meals and tobacco sales by costumed attendants. Key volunteers include Miss Nina Chieser in charge of cigars, with floor sellers listed, and Mrs. W. F. Richards guiding fortune tellers who meet at 9:30 this morning to plan their booths.
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Wels
W. D. Weis
E N. Monroe
Monroe
Neal Monroe
C. E. Eyman
Warsaw
Oliver Williams
Chicago
Anna Richards
W. R. Royer
North Sixth Street
Billy
Bobby
Monroe Bonfoey
William Gay
Charles
Harry Center
Walter Stevnson
Katherine Gardner
Frank Besling
Oak Street
White Elephant
Cheerful Home Settlement
Nina Chieser
Dorothy Allard
Pauline Hart
Ralph Schaberg
Alma Swope
Margaret Wisherd
Constance Ellis
Jane Ends
Betty Wilson
Margaret Graham
Helen Schaberg
Robert Powell
Personal notes and travels in the region
Robert Bacon leaves for Chicago on business. Arthur Roy, an undertaker and attorney, is in Biurk Island for several days of business. Rome Wiskirchen returns to the city after a three month Midwest trip. Grant M. Curtis departs for eastern points on business. Eye care ad notes glasses and modern methods by Dr. Stannus at 60144 Hampshire street. Lambert Lodge of Masons to hold a special meeting next Thursday in the Temple. Miss Clara Holtman returns from Chicago where she visited sisters Miss Grace Stormer. Edward Reed couple plan a south winter tour by car for hunting and fishing. Reed family known in Quincy. Miss Ruby Smyth returns to Gem City Business College after illness. Johnston Plank Motor’s Charles Johnston attends Marmon service convention in Indianapolis. Ed Randall and wife depart for Denver. Randall left Buffalo Express telegraph editor post after war lung gasses. health trip west after visiting relatives.
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Frank Dazey
Frank Davey
New York City
Charles T. Dazey
Thomas Harding
Los Angeles
Anita Stewart Company
Selnick Company
New York
Disey
Duincey
D Club
Charles Bartlett
E. C. Lane
Kahoka
Burr Irwin
Lawrence Bonfoey
Scon
Dasy Molenhauer
E. A. Mollenhauer
East Broadway
Lawrence Randall
Buffalo
N.Y
Frank Besting
Quincy
Bessing
Marine Service
New Jersey
New Brunswick
Robert Bacon
Chicago
Wiskitchen
Arthur Roy
Biurk Island
Rome
Wiskirchen
Middle West
Grant M. Curtis
Stannus
Hampshire Street
Lambert Lodge of Masons
Temple
Clara Holtman
Grace Stormer
E. F. Stannus
Floyd Reed
Hull
Lil
Reed
Ruby Smyth
Twenty-fifth
Vermount Street
Gem City Business College
Irwin Farm
Charles Johnston
Johnston Plank Motor Company
Indianapolis
Nordyke-Marmon
Ed Randall
Denver
Mr. Randall
Randall
Telegraph
Ex- Press
France
Miss Crush Guest At a Series Of Parties
Miss Florence Craish of the YWCA was honored with two birthday parties in her honor. A dinner in the Association rooms at six oclock was hosted by YWCA staff. Later Gem City Business College gymnasium class hosted a chafing dish party. High school girls surprised their instructor with a gift in the afternoon.
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Miss Pottle
Lucille Pottle
Anna Fitzgerald
Theresa Parsons
Theresa Vegal
Margaret
Alice Amen
Marian Mealy
Florence Craish
Association Rooms
Gem City Business College
Rev Murrell Called To Elm St Church
Rev E M Murrell of Washington DC has been called to pastor the Eighth and Elm Streets Baptist church. The call was made at a singular church meeting Monday evening. Murrell has had three pastorates in twenty three years of ministry. He will take up duties November 1.
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E. M. Murrell
Washington, D. C
Eighth and Elm Streets Baptist Church
Murrell
Quincy
W. M. Jordan
Christian Board of Montana
National Christian Church
Cincinnati
First Christian Church
Mr. Jordan
J. A. Kay
W. O. Shank
Central Baptist Church
Mr. Shank
Atchison, Nan
Daniel Shank
Clayton
Pierson
Alton, IL
Grace Taylor retires from Urbana home advisors conference
Miss Grace Taylor returns from a two week vacation spent mostly in Urbana Illinois where she attended the conference of home advisors. Rainy weather may prevent the evening meetings planned for the rest of the week including Clayton Tuesday Elm Grove church in North East township Wednesday and Payson Thursday.
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Grace Taylor
Urbana
Ill
Conference of Home Advisors
Miss Taylor
Nmg
Clayton
Elm Grove
North East Township
Payson
Births at Blessing Hospital and Local Home
Born to Mr and Mrs A Ridder at 1114 North Fifth street a daughter named Monday. A fine son born Monday evening to Mr and Mrs M J Carter of 221 York street their fourth child.
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A. Ridder
North Fifth Street
Blessing Hospital
M. J. Carter
York Street
Ministers And Laymen Meet In Quincy Methodist Session
Forty five ministers and 25 laymen attend the Quincy district fall conference at Vermont Street Methodist church. Morning talks cover the centenary movement and evangelistical work with a goal of a million souls. Speakers include J E Washburn and John Perry of Chicago Area. lay leaders discuss salaries and ministry funding. a cafeteria luncheon is served and evening programs feature music and lectures by Rev W M Jordan and Rev W O Shank.
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Quincy District
Dunham
Pittsfield
Vermont Street
John Perry
Chicago
J. T. Stretton
Fred Reed
D. F E. Nelson
A. H. Connell
Bray Shands Wedding in Yakima Unites Florida and Florida ties
Fred M. Bray son of Mr and Mrs Harry Bray wed Miss Chris Anna Shands of Green Cove Springs Florida in Yakima Washington Wednesday. The couple met four years ago in Florida while he was visiting and she visited Quin cy. Bray served with the Machine Gun Battalion in training at Camp Parker. He works with Guarantee Tile and Abstract in Yakima where they will live. Mrs Bray graduated from Florida University and the Boston School of Expression.
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Bray-Shands
Fred M. Bray
Harry Bray
Chris Anna Shands
Green Cave Springs
Fla
Yakima
Wash
Shands
Bray
Florida
Quincy
Camp Farker
Guarantee Tile and Abstract Company
Florida University
Boston School of Expression
Four Generations At Birthday Dinner
Miss Fannie and Miss Edith Putnam hosted a family party for their father R W Putnam age eighty six. Four generations were present including W S Putnam and family and several relatives. Annabelle Putnam was christened by Rev R N Hartley and Russell Marjorie Putnam are great grandchildren. The elder Putnam still visits his Ellington township farm and other details note a hearing by the Interstate Commerce Commission on grocery shipping rates.
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Fannie
Edith Putnam
R. W. Putnam
W. S. Putnam
Lelen
Bennett Putnam
Annabelle
Earl Putnam
Russell
Marjorie Putnam
J. T. Simmons
Lester Simmons
Lizzie Duncan
Jonah Hedges
Harriett
Quincy
Packers Get Better Rate Expert Claims
CHICAGO October 28 a traffic expert Walter R Scott introduced a list of over 1000 grocery articles shipped by the big five packers in refrigerator cars along with fresh meats claiming preferential rates and better treatment for these shipments.
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Chicago
Walter R. Scott
Kolchak Appeals To Japanese For Help
Admiral Kochak, head of the Russian government at Omsk, has appealed for aid to the Japanese government according to Tokyo cable advices. Japan expressed willingness to assist Ky chak in return for concessions.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
T. H
Admiral Kochak
Omsk
Tokio
Nippu Jiji
Japan
Kychak
Haase Undergoes Above Knee Leg Amputation
Berlin October 27 Hugo Haase leader of the independent socialist party of Germany had his right leg amputated above the knee today. The operation was needed after a shattered bone from a bullet injury sustained when entering the Reichstag on October 18. Several operations have been performed and his condition is serious.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hugo Haase
Haase
Independent Socialist Party of Germany
Herr Haase
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