Social and club notes fill Quincy society page
Numerous teas, luncheons, and birthday gatherings mark a busy social week in Quincy. Hostesses include Mrs George Wall Mrs Lindsay and Mrs Ralph Meyer with guests ranging from Chicago and Springfield visitors to local families. A Parent-Teacher meeting and an upcoming ice cream social at Irving school highlight community activities amid travel plans for students and family celebrations.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association of the
Irving School
Shadow Social at Vermont Street Methodist Church
The Vermont Street Methodist church youth group hosts a shadow social Friday night at 8. Admission for each girl is a pie, and each attending fellow contributes a small fee. The event aims to provide a wholesome social occasion for parishioners and neighbors.
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Vermont Street Methodist Church
Dunkalk Doctors Strike for Minimum Salary Demand
Dunkalk Ireland doctors struck to enforce a weekly minimum salary of seven guineas for all public services. Current average annual pay is 276 pounds. Several patients seeking treatment at dispensaries were refused care.
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Dunkalk
London
Ireland
Hill Cannon wedding unites Nina Cannon and Thomas Hill
Miss Nina Cannon daughter of C B Cannon and Thomas Hill son of Mrs Agnes Hill were married Wednesday at 4 PM in the home of her sister Mrs Roy Brazelton with Rev F A McCarty officiating. Twenty five relatives attended a four course reception. The bride wore white satin and georgette, carried white roses. bridesmaid Ruth Cannon wore white satin with pale pink roses. best man Kirby Hill. Music by Mrs Wane Smith. couple to reside at 617 Locust Street and will spend time in Chicago locating a home.
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Ruth Cannon
Rapatee
Sil
Kirby Hill
Miss Cannon
Wane Smith
Belasco
Monroe Drug Company
Hill
The
Electric Wheel Company
Locust Street
Mrs. Hill
Chicago
Miss Lucille Gray and Roy Denny Wed at Grace Church
Miss Lucille Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs G M Gray of 32S Lind Street and Roy Denny of 624 North Sixth Street were married at 9 o clock in the parsonage of Grace Methodist church by Rev G L Losh. They were unattended. Miss Gray wore a blue georgette crepe dress trimmed with beads. Both graduates of the local High School in 1917. She attended Lombard and belonged to Delta Beta sorority. He attended the state university and was in the student army training corps. They will reside at 901 North Third Street. Mr Denny is manager of the Newark shoe store. Mrs Denny cashier there previously.
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Lucille Gray
G. M. Gray
Lind Street
Roy Denny
North Sixth Street
Grace Methodist Church
G. L. Losh
Miss Gray
Lombard
Delta Beta
Denny
The
State University
Student Army Training Corps
North Third Street
Newark
Hochor Hauter Koch wedding at the bride's home
Miss Helen Koch daughter of Mr and Mrs G E Koch and Harry Hauter son of Mrs Caroline Hauter were married at 4 o clock Wednesday in the bride’s home. Rev O H Horn of St James Lutheran officiated with El sie Koch and Edgar Hauter as attendants. The bride wore white georgette with a veil and roses. Edna Birkenmaier played. A reception followed and the couple planned a motor trip to Des Moines Iowa to visit his sister for a week. They will live with the Kochs until later provisions.
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Hauter- Koch
Helen Koch
G. E. Koch
South Twelfth Street
Harry Hauter
Caroline Hauter
South Sixth Street
O. H. Horn
St. James Lutheran Church
Elsie Koch
Edgar Hauter
Edna Birkenmaier
Des Moines
Iowa
Carl Becker
Detere and Eickelschulte Married at St John Church
Miss Mary Eickelschulte daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eickelschulte of 1010 Cherry street and George Deters of Kansas City were married at 7 AM Wednesday in St John Catholic church by Rev Father Post ner. Attendants were Miss Helen Terwelp and Edward Deters. The bride wore white charmeuse and carried roses. Miss Terwelp wore pink satin and roses. After a wedding breakfast for fifty guests the couple left for Kansas City to reside.
Schmitt Bunte wed at St Francis parish wedding
Miss Dora Bunte and Ray Schmitt were married in the parsonage of St Francis Catholic church Wednesday evening. Father Optatus officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bunte and the groom is the son of Mrs Frances Schmitt with whom they will make their home.
Tacke and Elemme couple to wed at home today
Miss Helen Tacke daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Tacke of 1031 Hampshire street and Clarence Elemme son of Mrs Anna Elemme are to be married this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Tacke home. Rev I W Bingaman of Luther Memorial church will officiate. Miss Selma Stork and Kenneth Hackman will be attendants. After the ceremony the couple will travel to Detroit where Mr Klemme lives this week.
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Elemme-Tacke
Helen Tacke
F. C. Tacke
Hampshire Street
Clarence
Elemme
Anna Elemme
Tacke
I. W. Bingaman
Luther Memorial Church
Selma Stork
Kenneth Hackman
Klemme
Detroit
Ewing and Augustine Couple Wed at St James Lutheran
Miss Helen Augustine and Harold C. Ewing were married at the St James Lutheran parsonage by Rev O H Horn at 3 pm Wednesday. Attendants were Miss Mabel Ewing and Albert Augustine. A wedding dinner for fifty followed at 825 Jackson street. The couple will depart for Barry Illinois where Mr Ewing manages the Clough Reihm garage and service station.
Strieker Herrmann Girl Weds at St Mary Church
Strieker and Miss Alice Herrmann married at 8 am Wednesday in St Mary Catholic church by Rev Father Zurbensen. Attendants Miss Otilda Herrmann and Reinhardt Herrmann. Wedding breakfast at Herrmann home followed ceremony. Couple to reside at Eleventh and Jackson streets.
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Strieker-Herrmann
Alice Herrmann
Carl Herrmann
Clemens Strieker
St. Mary Catholic
Father Zurbensen
Otilda Herrmann
Reinhardt Herrmann
Herrmann
Eleventh
Jackson Streets
Miss Lucille McCarl and Meyerand Wed in Detroit
Miss Lucille McCarl and Robert Meyerand were married on September 11. The couple has been apart from the hometown for weeks while Mr. Meyerand worked in Detroit. They plan to establish their home there.
Fragments of a Local Story Captured in OCR
Broken OCR text from a Quincy area notice mentions a marriage and unclear details. читает as a sparse record with few readable names or dates, offering limited context about people or locations.
Farewell at Webster School for Prof Frank of Biology
Fifty friends gathered at Webster school Wednesday night to bid God Speed to O. D. Prank of the biology department who leaves Saturday for a post in Chicago schools and the Chicago University. Teachers who worked with him arranged the party, marking his birthday anniversary with a ten candle cake and a gift of botany books.
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Maid Marian
Robin Hood
Webster School
God Speed
O. D. Prank
Biology
High School
Chicago
Chicago University
Mr. Frank
Quincy
Frank
Webster and Dewey School Meetings and Sale for Piano Fund
The Webster School PTA meets Friday afternoon in the school auditorium for a social gathering and sewing. The Dewey School association holds a home cooking sale Saturday at 2 PM in Miller and Arthur Drug score to raise funds for a piano, with $120 still needed.
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Webster School
Parent-Teacher Association of
Dewey School
Dewey School Association
Miller & Arthur
Emerson School Picnic Planned by PTA
The Emerson School PTA schedules a Friday picnic in South Park for students teachers and mothers. If weather is poor the event shifts to the school and lawn.
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Emerson School
Parent-Teacher Association
South Park
High School Notes and Club Activities Report
High School Notes records the Hypatia girl literary society meeting with readings by Lucille Dudley Marguerite Abbott and others. New members will be initiated next Wednesday. Centennial literary club held its first meeting with James Van Doorn presiding. Boosters elected seven new members in the study hall from senior and junior classes.
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Hypatia
Lucille Dudley
Marguerite Abbott
Olga Sanders
Betty Wilson
Jane Eads
Mildred Eddy
Centennial
James van Doorn
Boosters
Season's Fashions Top Coat with Camel Hair Cloth
A stylish top coat uses soft camel's hair cloth as the main material. Transparent bone buttons and buckles serve as effective trims, adding a refined finish to the garment.
Club Pledges Support for Season Football Ticket Sale
The club pledged its backing for selling season football tickets, which will be ready for distribution in the latter part of the week.
Tardieu Foresees Senate Ratification of Treaty
Paris dispatch reports Andre Tardieu addressing the Chamber of Deputies on the German peace treaty. He rejects objections about military limits, says Germany would keep a gendarmerie like force, and asserts France has security to enforce military clauses. Tardieu also expresses confidence the U S Senate will ratify both the treaty and the league pact.
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Paris
Havas
Chamber of Deputies
Andre Tardieu
M. Martin
Germany
M. Tardieu
France
M. Barthou
United States Senate
League of Nations
Self Denial to Cut Costs Urged by Wheat Director
CHICAGO September 25 Julius AH Barnes federal wheat director urged housewives to curb living costs through self denial of nonessentials. He predicted price relief from reduced consumption and optimism for business, while noting mixed views on government wheat price guarantees and an expected adjustment of overflow acreage next year.
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Chicago
Julius AH. Barnes
American Association of the Baking Industry
Barnes
Adversity and prosperity prompt cautious choices
The statement reflects that the average person tends to ruin themselves through wealth and success rather than endure hardship with restraint. It suggests a paradox where prosperity breeds risk and overreach, while adversity may temper actions and choices.
Special player pianos sale from Giles Bros this week
Mrs Caldwell and daughter of Shelbina shopped in Quincy. Dr Ralph McReynolds announces office in Illinois State Bank building. Giles Bros advertise Aer-Sweep dirt remover and bargain player pianos. Local residents Mr Gilmer, Mr Dudley, Miss Royal and others visit Quincy for shopping and business. Moose Whist and Dance Tonight at North Side Boat club.
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Giles Bros
Caldwell
Shelbina
Quincy
Ralph McReynolds
M. D
Illinois State Bank
C. L. Kidd
Lewistown
Pernie Timberlake
Ewing
Wiskitchen
C. Pottle
Betty
Clayton
Giles
Moose
Warfield McMein
Hannibal
W. H. Nutt
Mendon
E. H. Dudley
Fowler
North Side Boat Club
E. E. Tandy
Newtown
Cicero Whitaker
Taylor
Taylor Road
Oneita Royal
Gem City Business College
John Michael
Ft. Wayne
Ind
van Steel
South Sixth Street
Michael
Marvin Moffett
Milan
St. Mary Hospital
Oscar Pierson
Timewell
Inl
W. Mussetter
la Grange
Fannie Taylor
C. Shank
E. Willsey
Pittsfield
March Bill Hits Snag in House Rules Move
Washington September 25 plans to grant Chief of Staff March permanent rank of general in the army hit a snag in Congress. The Rules Committee has been asked by Secretary Baker to make the general promotion a special order of business in the House.
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Washington
Congress
Rules Committee
Baker
House
Seven prisoners escape from Alcatraz jail break
Seven inmates escaped from the United States army disciplinary barracks on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay, authorities on the island reported.
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San Francisco
United States Army
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco Bay
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George Reinert
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W. H. Heidbreder
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Guy Andrews
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Andrew Sheridan
George Snitker
John Duker
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George Dashwood
Ella Rogers
Timothy Castle
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Keokuk
Stéphen Irwin
Marie Stahl
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Cincinnati
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E. A. Welsh
Roy Adair
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Church News
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