Ladies Calendar Guild Meeting and Local Notices
The Ladies Calendar from the First Presbyterian church announces their first full meeting at 2 30 in the church parlors, with talks by School Children's Aid and the board of education. A social hour follows, and attendance is urged. The column also notes a string of local movements, travels, and family news including appendicitis, new births, trips to Chicago and St Louis, and various moves and visits among Quincy residents and affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the First
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Westermann
Children’s Aid
Constance’ Ellis
Board of Education
J.M. Winters
Local Pick-Ups Highlight Overland Week Celebration
A local note lists events including a Thursday 7:30 lecture on the Knight Motor by the Chamber of Commerce with free public admission. Several staff and residents are mentioned visiting or traveling, including Miss Ella McKenna ill with malaria, Miss Marie Gray visiting from Philadelphia, and J A Hanna attending a Chicago Y M C A meeting. Justice Ben Heckle united Edwin C Falk and Bessie Davis in marriage in a North Sixth Street court ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight Motor
Chambero of Commerce
The
Whig
Ella McKenna
Rock Creek
L. B. Boswell
Quincy Freight Bureau
Chicago
Marie «Gray
Philadelphia
Elmer Lummis
Thomas Jones
Fort Logan
Colo
C. I. Wood
J. A. Hanna
Linois Y. M. C
Merle
Lumm
Urbana
University of Illinois
U.of dL
Quincy Music Club
Quincy College of Music
Heckle
North Sixth Street
Ben Heckle
Edwin C. Falk
la Belle
Bessie Davis
Wyaconda
Labor Day Celebration Planned by Hannibal and Quincy
Hannibal and Quincy central bodies plan the region’s largest Labor Day event. J J Deusel and John H Abrams were tasked to woo Quincy unions next month. A cordial letter from Quincy was read thanking Hannibal for past support. Hannibal will invite the state barber's convention to Hannibal for 1916. William Barger was authorized to extend the invitation to the barber association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Quincy
Trades and Labor Assembly
John H. Abrams
Gem City
William Barger
Moberly
Dates Set for Joint Dedication and Celebration
October 12 to 14 will host the joint dedication of the Fifth Regiment armory on Jersey street and the Merchants' Fall Celebration. Gov. Dunne is expected to attend the armory dedication with Col. Wood receiving notice from Adjutant-General Dickson. The merchants celebration committee meets Thursday at 10:30 AM to finalize plans, including chartering all city theaters with free admission on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Wood
F. S. Dickson
Springfield
Dunne
Quincey
Fifth’ Regiment
Jersey Street
Merchants’ Celebration Executive
Rotarians Hold Interesting Meeting at Hotel Quincy
A Rotary Club session in the Hotel Quincy opened with a translated letter from Count Bernstorff of the German government. The discussion covered German responses to a prior jest about the Germans. Six new members were welcomed, and G. Al Urban spoke briefly on oil wells cash registers and whiskey. D. H. Palmer of Central States Sales attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Bernstorff
Rotary Club
Quincy
Adelpohl
J. W. Wall
G. al Urban
Central States Sales Company
Empire Hippodrome Plays September Schedule
At the Empire Hippodrome on September 15 there is The Eternal City matinee and night. September 19 offers Henpecked Henry matinees and night. September 22 features Sari with Mizzi Hajos. Peace on September 26 stars Jack Bessy Stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sari
Mizzi Hajos
Jack ‘Bessy
Last Day of The Eternal City at Hippodrome
The Eternal City photo drama ends in two showings today at the Hippodrome. It is the season’s biggest picture and viewers are urged not to miss it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Parker
East
Dexbury
Mass
Mary Bull
Miss Bull
Parker i
Henpecked Henry to Play at Hippodrome Next Sunday
Halton Powell presents the musical comedy Henpecked Henry at the Hippodrome next Sunday. Billed as the funniest road show, it promises hearty laughs and pretty girls, with actors built for pure amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Powell
Henry
Hippodrome
Sari Musical Bit Coming to Hippodrome Next Week
New York’s Hungarian operetta Sari known as The Gypsy Leader reaches the Hippodrome next Wednesday. Music by Emmerich Kalman, English book by Cushuy and Heath, stars Mizzi Hajes and Charles Meaking. Popular songs include Love Has Wings and There’s No Place Like Home for You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Savage
Hippodrome
Europe
New York City
Mr. Savagey
Emmerich Kalman
Budapest
New York
C.C. S. Cushuy
E. P. Heath
Henry
Mizzi Hajes
Charles Meaking
Fashion Show Sparks New York Gown Sensations
Readers glimpse a striking fashion event described as shocking the New York scene with bold gowns. The article notes elegant settings, four skilled orchestras, and performers who sing and dance with graceful motion, signaling a standout show in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey Cough Remedy Claim
An advertisement extols Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey as a universal cure for colds. It promises to strengthen the throat against germs and urges households to keep a bottle on hand for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Senator McNay Visits Ursa Courthouse Board Session
Senator C. R. McNay of Ursa paid a business call in town yesterday. He appeared before the board of supervisors in the courthouse in a gesture of old times, continuing his local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. McNay
Ursa
Board of Supervisors
Fall Creek Bridge Completed by Heithold Work
Henry Heithold built the Fall Creek bridge which was yesterday accepted as complete by Highway Superintendent Boyer. The project meets the expected standards and is considered finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Creek
Henry Heithold
Boyer
Two Speeders Fined for Speeding in City Court
George Fischer Jr and Frank Arnold paid fines of 825 and costs totaling 32.50 after being charged with speeding near Twentieth and Hampshire streets. Fischer drove his own car and Arnold a jitney bus. Others heard included Charles Dabney case dismissed after wife admitted fault, Lewis Graff guilty of peace disturbance, and Looney Powell fined $2 for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fischer
Frank Arnold
Blackwood
Hampshire Streets
Fischer
Arnold
Charles Dabney
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Joe Martin
Daniel ‘Frohman
Hall Caine
Broadway
Allen Forest
Hazel Buckham
Martin Love Fixer
Frank Lloyd
Max Asher
Praemysl
Navy
U.S. Navy
Ruth Stonehouse
Essanay
Flora
Finch
Kate Price
William Shea
Saughie Mack
Laclede
St. Louis
Messrs. Weldon and Whiteon
Silver Moon
Maser Hotel
Chestnut Sts
St Louis, Mo
E.S. Clark
Quincy Ml
H.lf
Lafpler
Til
Will Kent
Will Steinwidell
Cleveland
Frank Wood
Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs
Auditorium Hotel
Molly Hurlbert Mason
Spokane
Wash
Margaret. Wells
Monticello Seminary
Godfrey, Til
Russel Wells
C. H. Appleton
Ruth Appleton
John Garner
California
Mrs. O. F.schullian
Frank Weems
Ottawa
Morris Kramer
Chytuchavia
Kramer, Ind
Aldo
Peoria
Helen Chubbuck
Dorothy Adams
Kenosha
Wis
Vanderbilt
Chubbuck
Otto Mohrenstecher
Miss Kespohl
Carlene Mohrenstecher
Godfrey, Ill
Miss Mohrenstecher
Monticello’ Seminary
Ada
Margarethe Kesphol
Mohrenstecher
Lyman K
Seymour
Panama Canal
Greenwich
John. Fisher
Katherine Uhlman
A.A. Milligan
Los Angeles
Nancy McKinney
Anna Niccum
W. E. Downey
Quincy Council of Cryptic Masons
Freeport
Grand Council
Bert Castle
Elizabeth
Cotuit
Dick McCarl
Clarence Geigerisch
Galesburg
Lombard College
Bridge Club
Maine Street
Irma Bastert
Gov. Dunne
WECE
Wilson
Alice’ Wilson
Mree
Joseph Wilson
Baltimore
Washington
White House
Capital
Empire-Hippodrome
Frank _ Arneld
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