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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1915

Page

8

Engagement announced at formal Quincy luncheon

Mrs Mary F Dayton hosted a luncheon announcing the engagement of her niece Miss Lois Benton to Mr Charles Laurence Wells. The event, held in a florally decorated home, featured yellow chrysanthemums, souvenir yellow corsages, and yellow lingerie gifts. Benton and Wells are native Quincy residents from prominent families with lengthy social connections. The couple plan to marry before Christmas and establish a home in Quincy.

Mary F. Dayton Miss Benton Wells Miss. Benton Quincy St. Catherines School Davenport Castle School Tarrytown Hudson New York State Mr. Wells Harvard Mildred , McKee Edna Duker Nina Grieser Ada Kespohl Blarensee -Kespohl Jeanette - Wells Dayton Ohio Elsa . Rothgeb Marie’ Stahl Florence Heitz Bonnie Mumper Dorothy Halbach E. H. Catlin Helen Osborn Dorothy Joel Benton George ‘Wells J. Russell Silas Hayworth W. Chester Pringle Henry. Hill New York Mary’ Antoinette Millard ‘Fillmore ‘Dobson, Jr Brooklyn N. Y William Henry Hill Sarah Thomas Hill Vallie Glenn St. John’s ‘Cathedral Sarah B. Hilb Susan Hill Jersey Street Dobson Bedford Avenue Ale N. Y

Canton Fall Celebration Promises Auto Parade Prizes

Canton Missouri hosts a city wide fall celebration from September 21 to October 8 featuring an auto and vehicle parade on October 7 at 3 PM. Prizes include 25 dollars for best decorated auto, 15 dollars second. 10 dollars for best non auto vehicle. children contests award 3 dollars first and 2 dollars second for most decorated bicycle and best decorated 14 year old girl doll buggy.

Canton Christian College Quincy Adams

Still Building Carriages in Era of Automobiles

Cleveland Ohio September 21 The carriage making industry remains robust despite the rise of the automobile with optimistic leaders at the Carriage Builders National Association 43rd annual convention. Delegates report U S carriage production at higher levels than ever and note their industry has not suffered from the European war despite ongoing global tensions.

Cleveland Carriage Builders’ National Association America United States

New Woman Golf Champion Vanderbeck Edges Gavin in Final

Mrs Clarence H Vanderbeck of Philadelphia wins the United States women's golf championship by 3 up and 2 to play over Mrs W A Gavin of England at the Onwentsia Club Forest Lake. She joins Mrs Arnold Jackson as holder of both national and eastern titles, showcasing prowess in match play and medal play.

Philadelphia United States W. A. Gavin England Onwentsia Club Forest Lake Vanderbeck Arnold Jackson Boston Jackson

Marriage Licenses List Includes Several Couples

Marriage licenses issued for Maurice E. Graff 24 of Elma with M. Clarry 23 of Liberty Norris D. Harris legal party with Loraine Be atrice V. Fletcher legal of Lima Albert Orschel legal with Emma Beulah Lavigon 17 requiring consent in Muincy.

Maurice E. Graff Elma

Corn Harvest Seen As Generation’s Largest Crop

A report states corn aided by cold conditions at night is now safe and will be the biggest crop in the generation’s life, signaling a strong harvest ahead.

Weeds and Vegetation Aid First Tie Crop Weeds

A Quincy man notes cold weather will relieve corn sap from heavy rains and that corn ready for cutting is proceeding rapidly. Blown corn is held by weeds between rows, which may boost yields, with lowlands hit harder than uplands, in Adams County.

Quincy the Whig Adams County

Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles dissolves gravel cures diabetes and rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women Regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggist will be sent by mail on receipt of 1 00 One small bottle is two months treatment and seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for testimonials from this and other states Dr EB W Hall 2926 Olive Street St Louis Mo Sold by druggists

Texas Wonder Mall EB. W. Hall Olive Street St. Louis

Fall Festival Plans Unveiled in Pittsfield Ill

Kenady reports Pittsfield in for the second annual fall festival September 21 to October 2 with premiums totaling 430 dollars. Entertainment includes Edina Missouri's 30 piece Ladies Concert Band, Tennessee Warblers, high wire acts, vaudeville, and Sweeney the Laughable. Old settlers day features Everett Jennings address, old relic prizes, corn contests, parades of students horses and dolls, and a grand parade of Pike county year.

Kenady Pittsfield Ill Edina Pike ‘County Tennessee Warblers Middle West Darkies Howards Ilife Tessig Anita Pike” Band Pike’ County Pike County

Pine-Tar-Honey Remedy for Coughs and Colds

Mothers and Dr Bell promote Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey as a quick pine based remedy for children's cold ailments. It loosens throat mucous soothes lungs and opens air passages with a pleasant honey flavor. A growing family should not be without it at 25 cents a bottle.

Bell

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