Entertaining at Dinner and Local Notices
Entertaining at dinner, RS C I Morris entertained for her econ Charles who leaves Monday for St Mary Kan for school. Women started playing for a silver vase at the Country club links. Mrs Sam Watts visiting in Quincy. Friendship class met in Anna Brown Home with plans for open meetings. Home Bureau to serve supper at returned soldiers celebration in Baldwin park Aug 13. Various visits, trips, and social gatherings noted including guests in Criswell Home and club events at the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS. C. I. Morris
Econ
Charles
St. Mary,Kan
Eugene Loebbing
Merbert Ohnemus
Ferdinand Heintz
Frey Meyer
Joe Menke
William Kircher
Francis Morris
Chris McGinley
Jack Ellis
Lide Henry
Yates
Anna Brown
Dan Carr
Monroe
W. F. Kirtley
Home Bureau
Baldwin Park
Gustav Klarmer
Casper Mast
Earl Phelps
John Inghram
Sadye Pitts
Hannibal
Quincy
Herman Brown
East Maine Street
East Broadway
H. A. Westfall
Burlington, Ia
City
Mr. Westfall
C. D. Westfall
Cedar Street
Union committee to host regular coffees monthly
Miss Estella Heintz hosted a party at her North Eighth street home with music games and refreshments. The text notes a union committee being led by Mrs Arthur Steinback to hold regular coffees on the last Thursday of each month after a summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Schuerring
Leona
North Eighth Street
Cleveland
Elsie Hoffman
John Hoffman
South Eighth Street
Feil Chemical Works
P. L. Dickhut
East Jersey Street
Arthur Steinback
Union
Estella Heintz
Parent-Teachers Resume Activities In City Groups
The city Parent-Teacher associations held Friday meetings for Dewey and Berrian units. Plans included a lawn social, a downtown cooking sale, a musical program, and a rummage sale next Friday. Principal R O Gibbons addressed the mothers and teachers, with Alfred Ellis of the school board outlining possible PTAs actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Association
Berrian Associations
Dewey
R. O. Gibbons
Alfred Ellis
Berrian Association
Lombard College music supervisor joins national concert group
Anna Groff-Bryant, Lombard college music supervisor in Galesburg, has joined the National Concert Managers association after its first annual meeting in New York. She will oversee Illinois concert plans and has already secured artists for winter programs in Galesburg, including Galli-Curci, Madame Lehman-Heink, Hufetz, Alma Gluck and possibly Lada the dancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Groff-Bryant
Lombard College
Galesburg
Quincy
New York
National Concert Managers’ Association
Groff-Bryant
Illinois
Galli- Curci
Madame Lehman-Heink
Hufetz
Alma Gluck
Lada
Hawkins Munn wedding in Plymouth church parsonage
Mrs Emma Munn and Herschel Hawkins of Plymouth wed in the parsonage of the First Christian Church, Thursday afternoon, with attendants Mr and Mrs Walter Thomas among others.
Births announced for Alexander daughter at Vermont Street
Mr and Mrs Frank Alexander announce the birth of a daughter Friday morning at their home 2630 Vermont street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Alexander
Vermont Street
Chicago Man Elected As Head Of Bankers
Leroy A. Goddard of Chicago was elected president of the Illinois Bankers' Association at the annual convention closing session. Other officers chosen include W. C. White of Peoria as vice president J. H. Standard Oglesby as treasurer and N. A. Gettinger of Springfield as treasurer.
Hez Henry Heads The County S S Ass'n Once More
Hex G Henry of Camp Point was reelected president of the Adams county Sunday school association at the closing day of the Fowler conference Friday. A. M. Carter of Plainville was reelected vice president. Miss Weaver spoke on Our Program and its Program of Work and Our Children Their Needs. Rev. Ray Grumman installed officers, and Rev. I. W. Bingaman outlined four year's goals including a superintendent in every township and leaders conference. Officers remained largely the same with few changes. the year closed with a total of 52 schools, 87 annual reports, and receipts of 692.59 equal to expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hex G. Henry
Camp Point
Adams County Sunday School Association
Fowler
A. M. Carter
Plainville
Ray Grumman
Miss Weaver
Mr. McMahan
Paloma
Wing
I. W. Bingaman
Jesus Christ
Adams County
Sam Meyer
Fred Wolfe
H. G. Henry
Sam Meyers
Margaret Robertson Trott
J. M. Dunlap
Amelia Eichenauer
Rev. I. W. Bingaman
Isaac Cutter
Frances Holtkamp
J. H. Pax
Young People's Societies
National Railroad Accident Prevention Drive Set
The Safety Section of the United States Railroad Administration launches a two week National Railroad Accident Prevention Drive from October 18 at 12:01 a.m. to October 31 at midnight. About 186 systems with nearly two million workers and 231000 miles of track compete, aiming to reduce casualties. From January–May 1919, railroads under federal control show 867 fewer killed and 16 677 fewer injured versus 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Railroad Administration
Suppression Bid In Curci Divorce Case
In Chicago on September 6, counsel for Luigi Curci sought to suppress damaging affidavits related to Amelita Galli Curci's divorce suit. The move targets affidavits from Melissa Brown of Fleischmanns New York, co respondent Mary Rinaldi and other witnesses, alleging incompetence and improper attestation, and claims some were filed after the amended bill. Also noted is a Kansas claim of a "bugless potato" from crossing a potato vine with a weed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Luigi Curci
Amelita Galli- Curci
Melissa Brown
Fleischmanns
New York
Mary Rinaldi
Otto Heineman Phonograph Supply Co
New York City
Elyria
Ohio
Putnam
President Wilson Pardons Missouri Cashier in 11 Month Term
Alexander H. Stephens, jailed in Henry county Missouri for unlawful certification of checks, was pardoned by President Wilson. A brother of former Missouri governor Lon V. Stephens, he had pleaded guilty in March 1917 and had earlier worked at Central National Bank Boonville before its liquidation. Relatives pressed for parole after his sentence began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Alexander H. Stephens
Henry County
Clinton
Wilson
Tle
Lon V. Stephens
Missouri
Stephens
Comptroller of the Treasury
Central National Bank
Boonville
Buyers and salesmen urged to stay in touch via want ads
The Whig urges buyers and sales agents to maintain close contact with business through want ads, promoting timely notices and listings to connect buyers with sellers and service providers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
San Watts
Sam Watts
Denver, Colo
L. Obelander
State Street
Lettie Gay
Rockport
Urbana
Ill
Rogers
Emily Nichols
E. A. Rogers
Excelsior Springs
Russell Williams
Emil Halbach
Halbach
Kadeski
Leo J. Kadeski
Fred Wolf
Leo Wolf
Agnes Grantes
St. Louis
John A. Davis
Martin Geise
Herman Heintz
Marie Heintz
Henry Rupp
J. F. Cameron
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
John Vrooman
Davenport
Iowa
Neal Monroe
C. Lawrence Wells
Blessing Hospital
Ted Wells
Grove Avenue
Alice Wells
Miss Wells
Emma Willard School
Criswell
William Criswell
Broadway
Robert Criswell
Dr. Criswell
France
Mary Ellen Brown
Jennie Miller
Houston
Jennie Haley
North Third Street
Texas
Charles Bartlett
Marie Stahl
Bartlett
Henry Istner
Pittsfield
Grace Miller
Delia Hokamp
Decatur
Millikin University
Miss Dorothy
Knox College
Henry Bastert
Schwants
Marie Schwantz
Memphis
Tenn
Ed Moller
Helen Weisenborn
Helen Meredith
St. Joseph
Miss Weisenborn
Miss Meredith
Dorothy Dayton
Gladys Paul
National
Saturay
Mrs. Davis
Davis
California
Elizabeth Copps
Ripon
Cal
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Newcomb
Phi Gamma Delta
Schuhmann
Kansas
Caroline Schuhmann
Wichita
Oklahoma
George Thomason
Georgia Helen Francis
Gary
Ind
Daniel Cover
North Sixth Avenue
Francis
Macomb
Miss Francis
Kewanee
North
Frank Tenk
Twin Lakes
Wilbur D. Greenough
Spokane
Wash
Mildred
Louise
Franklin
Andover
Mass
Andover Academy For
Greenough
Gem City Business College
West
Uhlenbrook
H. J. Uhlenbrook
Ladies’ Social Union
Luther Memorial Church
Arthur Heideman
Len Schmidt
Adelpohl
David Zoller
Anna Peters
Sunshine
Amanda Steinbach
Weber Millinery Company
Frank Curtis
Charles G. Curtis
Brooklyn
Pure Ice Co
Simon Moyer
Lucy Moyer
Moyer
Barry
J. L. Swartz
Osteopath
Wells Bldg
William Dickwish
Mary Dickwish
Jefferson Street
Camp Grant
J. C. Chilton
Meierkord
J. T. Hall
Lydia
Tina Garretts
South Eleventh Street
Halbach-Schroeder Co
Wilton White
Manhattan
Kan
R. Hi. Eichelberger
W. T. Duker
J. Earl Caldwell
Iowa Falls
Mr. Caldwell
We All
Post
Gem City Business
Dudcesa
Aucceas
Tomas Es
Doe
Dts
Meoula
Quincy, Ill
Hex
Hale Thompson
Ayer
Claude Eyster
Clem
Volg
America
Commercial School
Heidbreders
Mrs. Groff-Bryant
Hez Henry
S. S. Ass’n
Booneville Bank
VICK
Halbach Schrieder
Edward Johnson Music House
Majestic Bidg
Maine
Maine St
Majestic Bldg
Quincy, Ml
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