Entertaining and notices fill Quincy social scene
Miss Sibbing hosts a party for Edith Woltermann and Clara Maas ahead of autumn weddings. Bunko prizes and hand painted celery trays mark the event. Friday night Regina Winking plans a similar gathering. A Wiener roast at South Park includes Lillian Trower and others. Ladies Auxiliary of Good Shepherd church meets this afternoon. Mrs R G VandenBoom and son Ralph return from Chicago. Amelia Breitweiser visits Iowa relatives. Reading clubs, luncheons, and card gatherings populate local social life as families announce marriages and upcoming weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibbing
Aiss- Leona Sibbing
Edith Woltermann
William Dollman
Clara Maas
John Einman
West Point
Regina Winking
Miss. Wolterman
Health warning warns of another flu epidemic
Doctors fear a repeat outbreak of the Spanish Flu as the 1918 pandemic killed hundreds of thousands. The piece urges isolation plans, explains unknown causes, and promotes Reolo as a blood oxygen booster with a money back guarantee, available from Brown & Mays Drug Co. in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Board of Health
Quincy
Brown & Mays Drug Co
6Th Ave
Hampshire
Dr. A. L. Reusing Laboratories
Akron
Ohio
Mrs Stevenson Entertains and Club News
Mrs Stevenson entertains with cards for Mrs C Henry Folgate leaving for New York. Prizes to Mrs Herman Brown and Mrs Archer Rogers. Luncheon and garden flowers follow. Also notes wedding attendants for Miss Florence Mertens and Joseph Frese, and several local visits and travel plans involving Miss Wolterman, Miss Kordsiemon, Mrs Irwin, and families in Quincy and Wynne Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
W. D. Stevenson
C. Henry Folgate
New York
Herman Brown
Archer Rogers
Appointment Of M. E. Ministers In Quincy Dist
The Quincy district list from the Methodist conference assigns Charles M. Duncan of Rantoul as superintendent, succeeding A. S. Flanigan, with ministers named for Astoria through West Point across numerous churches and towns including Grace Church in Quincy and Vermont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Charleston
Charles M. Duncan
Rantoul
A. S. Flanigan
Astoria
F. C. Williams
Augusta
E. L. Jeffries
Bartry
E. F. Nelson Beardstown
R. S. Fairchild
Bluff
E. E. Palmer
Bowen
C. H. Davis
Camp Point
Peter Kittel
Chambersburg
F. C. Reet
Clayton
A. H. McConnel
Golden
O. H. Myers
Griggsville
J T. Stretton
Kinderhook
William Haley
la Clerc
F. J. Talbot
Meredosia
Fred Reet
Mr. Sterling
J. C. Enninger
New Canton
H F. Higgins
Paloma
Quincy Baptists Meet in Hull for 77th Anniversary
Central Baptist church members led by Rev. Rob ert Van Meigs attend a Hull two day event marking the Quincy Baptist association of Illinois seventy seventh anniversary. Delegates discuss the plan to raise 100000000 while reports from St Louis BYP U meeting are shared. Two late talks by Rev. J Y Yule and Helen Hudson of Chicago enhance the program as Hull church fills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
Robert van Meigs
Hull
Quincy Baptist Association of Illinois
B. Y. P. U. Society
St. Louis
Quincy
J. Y. Yule
Helen Hudson
Chicago
Rev. Meigs
E. P. Osgood
St Peter School To Be Opened Oct 1st
The formal opening of the new St Peter Catholic church school and sisters home will be Oct 1 and 2. A dinner and musical program start the first day with a whist party on the second day, plus a bazaar and light refreshments. Mrs Emmett Corcoran is general chairman with Arthur Roy in charge of whist. The Young Ladies Sodality handles refreshments and first evening dinner. Committees include Ticket Kate Fox Mayme Collins Mayme Coyle Kitchen Mrs James Summers Dining room Mrs E J Halligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter Catholic Church
Emmett Corcoran
Arthur Roy
Sodality
Kate Fox
Mayme Collins
Mayme Coyle
James Summers
E. J. Halligan
Local club booths and student activities noted
Mrs John Ricker leads dessert duties and several hosting committees are listed for a school event. Hypatia girls literary society plans an afternoon meeting with possible hike if weather permits. Fire escape work progresses with wide doors opened. Parent-Teacher groups from Jackson and the High School schedule Friday meetings with J F Wellemeyer speaking at the High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Literary Society
Hypatia
Weddings Schmitt Bunte and Klattenhoff Enrow in Quincy
Miss Dora Bunte and Ray Schmitt wed at St Francis Church with plans for a Chicago and Peoria trip and then residence with his mother. Henry Klattenhoff and Etta Enlow married in Hannibal with a Palmyra stop and wedding supper back in Quincy. Klattenhoff works as a molder at Quincy Casting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmitt-Bunte
Dora Bunte
William Bunte
Monroe Street
Ray Schmitt
Frances Schmitt
Vermont Street
Optatus
St. Francis Catholic Church
Chicago
Peoria
Mr. Klattenhoff
Quincy Casting Company
Webster School PTA Meeting Friday Afternoon
The Webster school Parent-Teacher Association will meet Friday afternoon at 3 30 in the school building. Mothers are asked to bring their sewing and participate in the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Webster School
High school auditorium to be redesigned for gym and assembly use
Work will convert the big room for gymnasia and weekly chapel and plays. Movable chairs replace fixed seating enabling basketball games to move from the Y to the school building. Gym classes for girls and boys will begin. Senior class officers for the coming year were elected: president Donald Kesler, vice president Neva Schallenberg, secretary Florence Ringler, treasurer Charles Francis, with William Gerdeg presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gerdeg
Donald Kesler
Neva Schallenberg
Florence Ringler
Charles Francis
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South Park
Lillian Trower
Marion Cunane
Melvina Hall
Genevieve Rasswag
Helen Ernst
Clarence Brock
Serena Boil
Women’s Auxiliary
the Good Sheperd Church
Harry Sullivan
Maine Street
R. G. VandenBoom
Ralph
Gerry Vandenboom
Breittweiser
Iowa
Amelia Breitweiser
Reading Club
Reading
Thomas Hayes
Snahpro Dia
Snahpro Dia Club
F. M. Jackson
Charles Popence
Syracuse
N. Y
Jeanette Wells
Edward Wells
Broadwell Thomas
Popence
George Wells
City
Jackson
R. L. Emmerson
Rockford
G. M. Jackson
North Eighth Street
Emmerson
Ruth Jackson
Miss Tripp
Mayme Tripp
Louis Schroeder
J. Murphy
Harry Gage
Murphy
Schroeder
George Wall
D. L. Musselman
South Twentieth Street
Billerich
Mass
The
Mitchell’s School For Boys
Pittsfield
Alma Rayburn
Ill
C. W. Waters
Miss Mertens
Florence Mertens
Joseph Frese
Dorothy Besling
Oak Street
W. E. Morehead
Dorothy
Art Institute
Helen Koch
G. E. Koch
Harry Hauter
Caroline Hayter
South Twelfth Street
James Murphy
Emery Lancaster
Ed Cameron
North Eighteenth Street
Lancaster
Albert Ste
Marie Stahl
Will. Simnock
East
Mary Curry
Palo Alton
New Haven
Conn
Robert Williams
Will Eater University
John Woovart
Aurora
Marie Wessels
State Street
Miss Wessels
University of Chicago
A. L. Reusing
Dr. Reusing
Reolo
A. Q. Lindsay
Dave Davidson
Merten-Frese
H. W. Mertens
Maiden Lane
A. Frese
Lind Street
St. Peter’s
Father Driscoll
Fort Madison
Des Moines
Helen Bloom
E. Carl White
Women's Auxiliary
Church of the Good Shepherd
Wolterman
Edith Wolterman
William Doellman
Colletta Hummert
Herbert Buschman
Kordsiemon
Anna Kordsiemon
Washington Street
Emma Diers
Pasadena
Cal
Diers
New York City
Wil
Stephen Irwin
Keokuk
Hamil
Bridgman
Baker
Irwin
Country Club
Elsie Kordsiemon
Dr. Kordsiemon
South
Thomas Tushaus
Charles
Wynne, Ark
M. E
Quincy Dist
Quincy Baptists Meeting
H. W. Trueblood
United Brethren Church
Winona
Missionary Union
St. Peter School
Cutigura
John Ricker
William O’farrell
James Moore
Jack Connell
Adolfs
Edward Dowd
James Albright
William Royer
George Stahl
Stephen Ryan
Sarah McGirr
Susie Sheridan
Margaret Malone
Jack Flynn
A. H. Einhaus
William and Bernard Coyle
Thomas Moore
John Adolfs
Thomas Gillispie
Ness
J. F. Wellemeyer
Pdison
Vicks
Miller-Hethake’s
Miller-Hethake
Miller-Hethake Shoe Co
the House of Satisfactory Shoes
Crooks Bros. Millinery Co
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