Social Notes Highlight Quincy Women and Visitors
Social pages recount engagements surprises and farewells among Quincy women and families. Miss Millie Neuer’s engagement to J Leo Hapke of Peoria is announced, a Christian Endeavor gathering hosts a surprise party, and many guests travel to St Louis Chicago and Michigan for visits and events.
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Miss Neuer
Millie Neuer
J. Leo “Hapke
Peoria
Christian Endeavor Society
Luther Memorial Church
Hursday
Back From Army To Claim Bride In Quincy Wedding
Miss Myrtle Lewis of Camp Point wed Ellis Fletcher Dean of Los Angeles in Quincy at the First Christian church parsonage. They departed for Los Angeles to live, after a ceremony performed by Rev. Newton. The bride and groom are features of Camp Point society with their families and friends sending best wishes.
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Camp Point
Quincy
First Christian Church
Myrtle Lewis
Ellis Fletcher Dean
Los Angeles
California
Newton
Dean
Miss Lewis
Dailey C. Lewis
Maplewood High School
The
Christian Church
Edson Dean
Richard
Chicago
Harold
St. Louis
Harold Dean
Clarence Becker
Springfield
Bartels
Pittsfield
School Parent-Teacher Officers Elected in Franklin Adams
Franklin school elects Mrs Charles Thompson secretary to fill vacancy left by Mrs J H Davis resignation. Adams school installs new officers with Mrs Elmer Scheid president and Mrs George Heidbreder as treasurer after Mrs Ed Rush resignation. Fathers night discussed and a phonograph bought for Jefferson school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin School
Charles Thompson
Parent-Teacher Association
J. H. Davis
Sarah Derrick
Dewey PTA Ice Cream Social Draws Profits for Piano Fund
The Dewey School ice cream social hosted by the Parent Teacher Association drew a good crowd and proved profitable. Net proceeds will support the school's piano fund.
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Dewey School
Dewey Parent-Teacher Association
Y M C A Notes Postpone Membership Drive
The YMCA membership campaign is deferred to mid October. The drive was to begin at month start but is postponed because many volunteers are tied up with duties during the early part of the month.
Miss Soellner Named New Blessing Hospital Superintendent
Miss Caroline Soellner of Chicago, previously superintendent of nurses at Washington Park hospital, Chicago, will become superintendent of Blessing hospital. Mrs. Pearl Ringland has resigned and will depart for Marshall, Missouri next month. Soellner is a graduate of Lakeside hospital and comes here highly recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Soellner
Chicago
Washington Park Hospital
Blessing Hospital
Pearl ‘Ringland
Marshall, Mo
Soellner
Lakeside Hospital
Mrs Lawrence Best Wins Ellis Trophy
Miss Valmere Granadier a Chicago based student of harp under Enrico Tremonti reports performing at the Maltine hospital for the wounded. Tremonti calls her composition a reverie and encourages her work. Her St Mary academy ties and a thousand dollar prize from her father are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valmere Granadier
Chicago
Enrico Tremonti
Matine Hospital
Tremonti
Miss Granadier
St. Mary Academy
Mrs. Lawrence Best Wins Ellis Trophy in Final Round
Mrs. Lawrence Best won the Ellis trophy at the Country club links with a net score of 58 after a 102 gross and a 44 handicap. Other competitors included Mrs. Arthur Fifer 114, Mrs. Lindsay 122, Mrs. Monroe 115, Mrs. Gay 115, Mrs. Crane 114, Mrs. Burrows 144, Mrs. Brown 126, and Mrs. Weis 107. The trophy is a silver vase donated by Mrs. Jack Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Best
Ellis
Thomas Burrows
Herman Brown
A. W. D. Weis
Jack Ellis
Art Exhibits From Elgin Schools Here
Elgin public school art displays are set for next week in the high school art department. Work shows what students did with art textbooks used last year now installed in Quincy schools. Miss Mary Beatty leads the art department.
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Elgin Public Schools
Elgin
Quincy
Mary Beatty
Art Teacher Meeting Schedule At High School
The public schools art program outlines a week of grade level meetings with Misa Beatty in the High School rooms. First and second grade teachers meet Monday, third and fourth on Tuesday, fifth and sixth on Wednesday, and Junior High on Thursday. Students and communities may view the display.
Parole agent P C Elsey to report for duty in Joliet
P C Elsey received a wire from the civil service commission at Springfield ordering him to report for duty September 17 in Joliet as a parole agent. He left Quincy Tuesday and will likely have headquarters in East St. Louis. Fred Woeller and wife left for Peoria to establish a new home where he has a position as electrician. Mrs Erlmeier of 121 North Sixth street returned from Chicago after a several day visit.
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P. C. Elsey
Civil Service Commission
Springfield
Joliet
Elsey
Quincy
East St. Louis
Fred ,Woeller
North Twelfth Street
Peoria
Ill
Woeller
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Slater
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Wisconsin
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Salt Lake City
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North Sixth Avenue
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Stubbs
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Florence Quinlivan
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Albert Miller
Bernard Hellhak
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Ple
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Broadway
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Hampshire Street
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Warsaw
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C H. Allard
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S. 4Th St
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Ellis Trophy
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Oiraat
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