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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1919

Page

8

Quincy Women and Children Hostess Club Notes

Social notes recount Monday noon gatherings at Mrs. A. S. Ehart way’s East Hampshire Street home with guests including Mrs. C. D. Center and Miss Marie Stahl. The item lists upcoming entertainments, weddings, travel plans, university enrollments, and local visits across Quincy featuring many named residents and a church marriage bans notice.

A.S. Ehart East Hampshire Street C. D. Center A. O. Lindsay W. H. McMein Marie Stahl Ralph Gerdner

Married couples tied the knot in quiet Iowa ceremonies

Oge Ancell of New London and Joseph E. Oge wed Mary Jane Ancell Monday afternoon with Justice of the Peace Ben Heckle officiating. Celia Smith and Truman Williams of La Grange were married by Rev. Carl Buch at the Bethel M. E. church parsonage. The couples will reside in La Grange.

Springfield couple hosts visitors in Quincy area

Mr and Mrs David Kindred of Springfield Missouri formerly of Quincy spent time in the city last week as guests of Miss Zola Ruby at 630 Madison Street They are now in Memphis Missouri but may decide to relocate to Quincy again depending on future plans.

Koch Helen oKch Harry Hauder Lillie Schwartzburg Madison Street David Kindred Springfield Quincy General Cage Zola Ruby Mrs. Kindred Memphis

Miss Smith Re-elected Adams County C E President

Miss Lota Smith of Clayton was re elected president of the Adams County Christian Endeavor society at a Mendon Congregational Church gathering. Officers include Lee Viar as vice president Ruth Meyer second VP Marguerite Hyer secretary Thomas Wyatt treasurer Ada Green junior superintendent Ruth Enlow intermediate superintendent and Harry Githens missionary superintendent. Rev H W Trueblood named pastoral adviser. Award banners and prizes were given for attendance and contests.

Lota Smith Clayton Adams County Christian Endeavor Society Congregational Church Mendon Lee Viar Fowler Ruth Meyer Quincy Marguerite Hyer Payson Thomas Wyatt Ada Green Ruth Enlow Harry Githens H. W. Trueblood Payson Society Dorothy Dunlap Mildred Hale Anton Henrietta Stiller Glenna Thompson Mary E. Aleshire Plymouth Aleshire

South Side Mission children offer Friday church entertainment

Children of the South Side mission will present an entertainment at Vermont Street Methodist church Friday evening to raise funds for needed mission repairs. The Central Baptist churches missionary society will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. William Kaylor's home with Mrs. A Q Huffman assisting.

K. C Knights of Columbus C. Margaret Nebraska Bathel Methodist Church John Hoffman Lincoln Ill Aide Society Imeet Henry Lange Kentucky Street South Side Vermont Street Methodist Church Missionary Society of the Central Baptist Churches William Kaylor A. Q. Huffman The Presbyterian Church T. J. Wright L. R. Harwell Dan Cover J. F. Brenner R. T Bunting

First Sermon by Rev Earl F Cook at Unitarian Church

Rev Earl F Cook delivered his first sermon at the Unitarian church on Sunday with the title American Here of Nowhere. The talk pleased the audience and he will be ordained this week returning for services next Sunday.

Earl F. Cook Unitarian Church Cook

To Visit Former Member of Ruth and Naomi Society

The Ruth and Naomi society of the First Christian church will go to Loraina Thursday to spend the day with a former member.

Ruth and Naomi

Personal News and Local Movements in Quincy

Mrs J Humes of Lewistown Mo shopped in Quincy Monday. Mrs J E Pettitt of Knox City Mo shopped and visited friends. Odd jobs and small cottage requests noted. Numerous Hannibal residents visited Quincy for shopping and visiting friends. The 1920 Model Aer Sweep ad proclaims lifetime guarantee. Mary Benning former Quincy resident joined Clark store in Peoria. Dr A H Sohm and others visited Quincy..J Leo Hopke returned to Peoria after a brief stay. Bank execs and students travel for meetings and courses. Homer W Jacksons return from Algonquin Park trip. Mrs Granville Lummis and Mrs D L McNeall host relatives, Champaign trip noted. Betty Beatty heads to University of Illinois. Mrs M L Rummenie plans visit to Waterloo. Mrs F H Bredeweg ill at home. John Walker, W H Heidbreder, Fred Miller back from Chicago. Daniel Carr returns from Ozark trip and Kansas City visit. John Korn attends Chicago business. St Peters Bible class schedules South Park basket picnic. George Gill to Chicago for Northwestern Underwriters convention. Blanche Girl to accompany her father. Mrs Mary Strothoff found insane. taken to Jacksonville.

J. Humes Lewistown Quincy J. E. Pettitt Knox City Otho Rist Will Waterson Hannibal Meyer Reid Alender Jones W. B. Pettibone J. E. Jones Thomas Scofield James Herring Pettibone Mary Benning Clark Peoria A. H. Sohm Lawrence Duncan Fred Naeter Southeastern Missourian Cape Girardeau, Mo Mr. Naeter Cape Girardeau John Disselhorst Broomfield Wiskirchen J. Leo Hopke H. B. Carson American National Bank of Oklahoma City L. E. Carson North Sixth Street Warren King Chicago Ralph McReynolds Illinois State Bank Ingalls Oldfather Western Union Homer W. Jacksons East Hampshire Street Algonquin Park Canada Granville Lummis D. L. McNeall Columbus Margaret Beatty Champaign Ill University of Ilinois M. L. Rummenie Springstreet Raymond William Rummenie Waterloo F. H. Bredeweg North Fifth Street John Walker W. H. Heidbreder Fred Miller Daniel Carr International Harvester People Ozark Mountains Charles Carr Kansas City John Korn St. Peter's Church South Park George Gill South Twelfth Street Northwestern Underwriters’ Association Blanche Mary Strothoff Broadway Jacksonville

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