Quincy Society to Play Keck Club in Friendly Golf Meet
Quincy Society PSE of the Quincy Country club travel by auto to Keck Country club for a day long friendly golf tournament. Participants include Newcomb Stillwell Fred Wilms W I McKee Lawrence Best Dr H L Whippie C W Leffingwell Henry Brant Fred Scudder Will McMein Boyd Castle Thomas Burrows and W L Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PSE Eee
Quincy Country Club
Keck Country Club
Newcomb Stillwell
Fred Wilms
W. I. McKee
Lawrence Best
Dr. H. L.whippie
C. W. Leffingwell
Henry Brant
Fred Scudder
Will McMein
Boyd Castle
Thomas Burrows
W. L. Curtis
Will Sinnock
J. H. Vandenboom
T. D. Gardner
Quincy
Dean Richardson
A. O. Lindsay
Hannibal
Arcade club forms at Friday gathering with officers
The new Arcade club convened in the Arcade hall electing Edward Lock as president Wilbur Bunte as vice president William Stoermer as secretary and Ben Lange as treasurer Music will be by O Farrells orchestra The first dance is set for Oct 4 with another every two weeks The Tulip club plans a dance at Highland Park pavilion Sept 20 Names listed include Bert Middendorf Clarence Gail Walter Koelker Hank Dunker Harry Walford and Edward Lock A miscellaneous shower for Miss Lottie Walbring hosted by Mrs Herbert Long was held in Madison Park with about 25 women bringing lunch and gifts for the bride to be Miss Lillian Pearsons 208 South
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgann Castle
Bert Kingsbury
New York
Ethel Hardy
Summit
N. Y
Frances Rudy
Madison
Wis
Francis Reder
St. Louis
South Flaven
Mich
Miss Castle
Galesburg
Knox College
Quincy College of Music
Walter Kalinowski
Florence Brown
Millikin University
Decatur
South Park
Lulu Felt
North Highth Street
Arcade Club
Arcade Hall
Edward Lock
Wilbur Bunte
William Stoermer
Ben Lange
O’farrell
Highland Park Pavilion
Bert Middendorf
Clarence Gail
Walter Koelker
Hank Dunker
Harry Walford
Herbert Long
Lottie Walbring
Oscar Shannon
Madison Park
Miss Walbring
Social Soirees and Family Gatherings Spark Local Cheer
A series of neighborhood celebrations light up the week with card games, luncheons, and birthday surprises. Mrs. Geo Mehrman hosted guests and out of town visitors from Chicago joined the festivities, while Mrs. William Ellerbrake’s party included a three course dinner and pinochle. Local families also shared photos of young children in the Our Little Friends feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ellerbrake
Washington Street
Henry Wittland, Jr
LeRoy
Marblehead
Soldiers and Sailors Home Anniversary Event Noted
An entertainment marked the 8th anniversary of Soldiers and Sailors Home opening. Reports list staff, returning visitors, and a busy attendance with 1,095 men and 279 women present on Saturday. Captain Andrew and Mrs. Leore are among those mentioned at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage 20
Martin V. Brady
Mackinson
Butler
General Kitchen
Boswell
Mt. Vernon
Hannah Mtchell
Soldiers
Flint
Mich
Andrew
Theeoldiers
Kansas City
Leore
Wall Burris
Edyth Harris
Probate notes in county court records
Letters of administration issued to Emma Beckwith in the estate of Ellen Brown. Bond of 1650 approved. Clara Bernard named guardian of Percival Bernard with bond of 500 approved. W F Jansen named conservator on Austin Cate a distracted person. Oscar Brosi executor of Fred Brosi filed a report showing receipts and expenditures of 410 each. Henry C Sprick named administrator for Hannah FP Kerker bond 150 furnished and approved. Will of H Maria Burns admitted to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Beckwith
Ellen Brown
Clara Bernard
Percival Bernard
W. F. Jansen
Austin Cate
Oscar Brosi
Fred Brosi
Enry C. Sprick
Hannah FP. Kerker
H. Maria Burns
Postpone Opening of Ottawa Schools
Ottawa Illinois September 3 The board of education ordered an indefinite postponement of grade school openings next week due to a poliomyelitis epidemic. Miss Hannah Eckert a 27 year old stenographer and the first adult stricken was quarantined Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ill
Board of Education
Hannah Eckert
Miss Bastert Bride of Joseph McCrory in Home Ceremony
Florence Bastert and Joseph Willis McCrory wed in her parents’ home on Saturday morning. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. George A. Buttrick before a palms setting, followed by a three course breakfast and reception. The bride, Knox graduate and Smith alumna, will reside in Chicago after honeymooning. the couple plans to live at 4101 Bellphaine Avenue. The report also notes a Chicago wedding of Buelah Vasen and Archer Wilde with a planned Quincy ceremony canceled due to illness, and a new home at 912 Windsor Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bastert
Joseph Willis McCrory
J. H. Bastert
Lohengrin
McCrory
George A. Buttrick
First Congregational Church
Bank of Palms
Buttrick
Augusta Hood
Robert Hood
Payson
Charles Mee- Crory
Muskogee
Okla
Neeper
Hannibal, Mo
H. W. Hartung
Chicago
Charles Carr
Kansas City
Knox
J. Henry Bastert
Knox College
Smith College
Willis E. McCrory
Vermont Street
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Marriage of Miss Gertrude Morris and Henry Huesterman
Miss Gertrude Morris and Henry Huesterman wed at St Rose of Lima church in a Saturday ceremony conducted by Rev John A Brennan. The couple will reside at 1012 North Fifth Street after a brief honeymoon and state the bride hails from a Morris family now in Quincy. The groom comes from Washington Missouri and works at the Morris Shoe factory. The Loyal Legion entertainment scheduled for Monday evening is postponed due to Labor Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Morris
Henry Huesterman
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
John A. Brennan
E. T. Morris
Oak Street
C. Morris
Quincy
St. Louis
Morris Shoe
Huesterman
Washington, Mo
Mrs. Huesterman
North Fifth Street
The
Loyal Legion
Fifth and
Cherry Streets
Property transfers in Quincy and surrounding areas
Paul H Lehman transfers to Joseph W Mc Vay parts of section 20 township 3s for 12000 dollars. William P Simon transfers to John D Mounds parts of lots 9 and 10 in original Coatsburg for 225 dollars. John L Smith by master in chancery to Albert A Richardson part It 3 block 19 Alstynes addition Quincy for 1500 dollars. Theodore C Poling to Katherine Heinz lot 377 Poling and Chittenden s addition Quincy for 260 dollars. B V Mattis to G N Redman part It 2 block 28 Alstyne s addition Quincy for 8000 dollars. Oscar Diker to Eugene Clark lots 1 2 6 and 7 block 10 and lots 5 6 7 8 block 9 original Newtown for 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Lehman
Joseph W. McVay
William P. Simon
John D. Mounds
Coatsburg
John L. Smith
Albert A. Richardson
Alstynes
Quincy
Theodore C. Poling
Katherine Heinz
Poling
Chittenden
B. V. Mattis
G. N. Redman
Alstyne
Oscar Diker
Eugene Clark
Newtown
Largest excursion attendance on Friday by street railway group
A Friday night excursion organized by the Street Railway Mutual Benefit Association drew paid admissions totaling 511, one of the season’s largest attendances. The trip used the G. W. Hill for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railway Mutual Benefit Association
G. W. Hill
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Quincy Society
Russell Wells
Walter Merritt
Brooklyn
W. R. Lockwood
Nauvoo
C. L. Wells
Lockwood
D. L. Musselman
Merritt
W. W. Berry
Summit, N. J
Lawrence Persons
Persons
J. Persons
Margaret Persons
Mary Marston
Prairie Avenue
Edith Wilson Pollock
Henry
Kirksville
Pollock
School of Osteopathy
Roy M. Longley
Eighteenth
Vermont
Hazel
Maurine Allard
Rocheford
George Wall
Minor York
Springfield
Wall
Mrs. Wall
Edith Hewitt Baker
Helen Richardson
Will Richardson
Sapulpa
Oklo
Windemere
Richardsons
Richardson
Edith Blasland
Monticello
RS. W. N. Pumpelly
Asheville
N. C
Helen
Gerald Blakeley
Boston
Ida Roe
Irene Phillips
Laurin
Helen Meyer
August Meyer
Maine Street
Rose Knamm
Emil Halbach
Rye Beach
N. H
Helen Behrensmeyer
State Street
Glen Gabbert
Taylor, Mo
Henry K. Germann
Germann
Hildegarde Germann
Mildred
Lola Knapheide
Aldo Germann
White Bear Lake
Minn
William Schulze
St. Paul
Sibourney
J. H. Hoffman
Arthur Brunt
SSS
Gwendolyn Rudy
Madison, Wis
Porto Rico
Ponce
Miss Rudy
Jack Cruttenden
Gertrude
Antoinette Loebbing
Henry Rupp
Park Place
Fred Wolf, Jr
North Ninth Street
Helen Heintz
North Eighth Street
E. K. Stone
Mackinac Island
Morris Adler
Tim Castle
East Maine Street
Agnes Montgomery
Migs Eleanor
California
Elizabeth Montgomery
Douglas Carter
San Jose
Helen Bradshaw
Edina, Mo
Elizabeth Aries
F . Wilson
East Jersey Street
J. M. Hale
Pacific Coast
Annewehr Bungalow
North Twenty-fourth Street
Gladys Anderson
Bishop
George Dashwood
Dashwood
Gorham Cottrell
Minocqua
Belvidere
Sycamore
Emma Linnemeyer
Denver
Colo
Clara
Elizabeth Linnemeyer
South Sixth Street
Mildred Timmerwilke
Macon Tushaus
Ralph Timmerwilke
Agnes Tushaus
Dorothy Altmix
Henrietta Tushaus
C. Lawrence Wells
Dayton
Ohio
Jacksonville
Terre Haute
Ind
Mr. Wells
George Wells
Mass
Edward Wells
Elizabeth Patch
Harvey Richards
Oak Park
Stephen Irwin
Mildred McKee
Peoria
Paris
S. Main Street
Lillian Pearsons
Women’s Apparel Shop
Verna Lucille
Rolland Clark
North Twelfth Street
Edward
Edward Stewart
Spruce Street
Bobby
George Beals
Payson Avenue
Irene
F. H. Ruten
Fred Ruten
Vine Street
Betty
Edgar Hapke
Weiser, Idaho
Ed Hapke
Mathes
Virginia
John Beals
Jefferson Street
Miss Bastert
Joseph M'Crory
Morris Huesterman
Miss
Ida Sanftleben
Maine St
Ynogten
Millinery Department
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