Highland Park Fair Prospects For Red Cross Benefit
Social affairs outline a Friday to Saturday event in Highland Park with Josery Barlow as auc tioneer, fortune telling booths, vaudeville, fish pond, book booth, and dancing. Red Cross profits from all attractions depend on weather. Miss Dorothy Dayton may perform in the dance pavilion if outdoor events are curtailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josery Barlow
Highland Park
Red Cross
Thomas E. Thompson
Irene Pfeiffer
Maida Lee
J. W. Gardner
Archer Rogers
C. W. Leffingwell
Robert Halbach
Emil Halbach
Charles Gay
Ralph Gardner
Harry Bray
Dorothy Dayton
Union School Pupils Set Reunion Dates
Members of the Union School Homecoming association announce a two day reunion and community meeting at the school grounds two miles south of Golden on October 6 and 7. A large tent will shelter the speaking program and community dinner. All past and present pupils are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union School Homecoming Association
Golden
A. E. Cole
Methodist Episcopal Church
Plymouth
Hebron Methodist Episcopal Church
Cole
The Habit of Talking Like a Rocking Chair
Daily Chit Chat explores talk as a habit, likening it to gum chewing and rocking. It notes talkers, from seatmates to sales staff, often speak for the joy of speaking rather than to share views or learn. Wise remarks contrast idle chatter with purposeful discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
A Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues and dissolves gravel. It treats diabetes, back pain, rheumatism, and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in men and women, regulates bladder problems in children, and offers mail delivery for 1.00. One small bottle is two months’ therapy, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists. adv. Dr. W. B. Hale, 28 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hail
Olive Bt
St. Louis
drugmista—Adv
Weddings of Alma Wavering and Joseph Berter
Miss Alma Wavering and Joseph Berter were married at St Francis church by Father Didacus on Wednesday at 9 am. Attendants wore lace and chiffon garments, with lilies of the valley and pink roses. A breakfast for forty and a reception for eighty followed at the Waving home. The couple will reside at 640 1-2 North Twelfth Street after a ten day honeymoon in Chicago and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Wavering
Joseph Berten
St. Francis Church
Didacus
Helen Coens
Missy Adelaide Mais
Ethel Wavering
Carl Berter
Anthony Wavering
Miss Coens
Miss Mars
Miss Wavering
Mrs. Berter
Chicago
North
Twelfth Street
Grace Edwards Weds Will Green in Warsaw Home
Miss Grace Edwards of Warsaw and Will P Green will marry this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the home of the bride's parents. Mr Green left Quincy recently and has been in Indianapolis. Attendants are Miss Sue Richardson and John Hungate. Quincy attendees include Mr and Mrs Arnold Scott and Mrs Anna Gunther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Edwards
Warsaw
Will P. Green
Mr. Green
Quincy
Indianapolis
Sue Richardson
John Hungate
Miss Richardson
Arnold Scott
Anna Gunther
Couple Swank and Cantrell Wed by Justice Heckle
Miss Katherine Swank of Ursa and William Thomas Cantrell of Honey Creek married here Wednesday afternoon. Cantrell is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry C Cantrell of Honey Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Swank
Ursa
William Thomas Cantrell
Honey Creek
Justice Heckle
Mr. Cantrell
Henry C. Cantrell
Church and social events fill Grace M E area
Epworth League joined a hay rack ride on North Twenty fourth Street then returned to Miss Emily Smith’s home at 1425 North Eighth for refreshments. Rev W O Shank will preach at Immanuel chapel tonight followed by a Sunday school officers meeting to elect a superintendent. Women’s Guild knit for soldiers. Missionary Society meets at Mrs George Gardner 2049 Maine Street with program An African Palaver. Triangle Bible class meets at Mrs Robert Halbach 2221 Maine Street. Ladies’ Aid at 713 Monroe Street. St Paul’s Evangelical teaches Sunday school tonight. Meta Gruenewald to attend Des Moines branch conference October 11-14. Luther Memorial coffee in church parlors. Rev David Wahl to be hosted with reception tonight. East End Christian Church weekly meetings continue through Friday. Kate Pennington leads music with John Barton assisting. Knights of Columbus dance October 4 at Maine Street hall. dances historically popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the
Grace M. E. Church
Twenty Fourth Street
Emily Smith
North Eighth Street
W. O. Shank
Central Baptist Church
Immanuel Chapel
The
Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society of the Church
George Gardner
Maine Street
F. W. Crane
East End
Kate Pennington
John Barton
Red Cross Election Planned for October in Quincy
The Quincy Red Cross chapter plans its annual election for October 20 with President D L Musselman and directors emphasizing a democratic, representative process for more than 5 000 members. Discussion centers on selecting capable directors and a president who can commit time to Red Cross duties, with David Wilcox named as a possible candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Musselman
Quincy Red Cross Chapter
Quincy Red Cross
Red Cross
Musselman
David Wilcox
Quincy
Wilcox
Maida Lee Fosgate
Margaret Dick
E. J. Parker
Obituary list notes several recent deaths
The notice lists H. G. Riggs Julius Kespohl Rev I W Bingaman Will Rupp Joseph Freiburg Joseph Fischer John Wheeler and Dr R J Christie as individuals who died recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Riggs
Julius Kespohl
I. W. Bingaman
Will Rupp
Joseph Freiburg
Joseph Fischer
John Wheeler
R. J. Christie
High School Notes and Upcoming Events
Posters advertising the football game with Rushville at League Park will be distributed to about a hundred students. Wellemeyer will announce names in chapel as a hundred lawns in Quincy display ads. A new exam system replaces monthly tests with semester exams and possible exam exemptions. Morning exercises include orchestra music and patriotic songs. Parent Teachers meeting scheduled in the school building next week with Wellemeyer as speaker. Girls Student Council meets at the YWCA with about forty new members, initiations, Hershey bar sales planned, and refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
League Park
Wellemeyer
Quincy
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Bible Rally At Y W C A In Association Rooms
A Bible rally will be held Sunday at 3 30 in Y W C A association rooms with Rev W D Endres of First Christian church as speaker. Music will accompany the event and Mrs C A Wells chairs the organizing committee. Students are registering for bookkeeping stenography Bible study and first aid classes this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Endres
First Christian Church
C. A. Wells
Blessing Tag Day in Quincy October 6
The Blessing hospital tag day is set for Saturday October 6. A business houses visiting committee will call on firms. women’s committee to be arranged later. Listed are numerous trade and professional groups with contacts including architects attorneys bankers brokers real estate dentists hardware merchants and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blessing Hospital
Charles Cottrell
Russell Williams
M. F. Carrott
Ed Allen
H. E. Schmiedeskamp
Rolland Wagner
J. L. Adair
Bankers and Loans
S. B. Montgomery
H. F. J. Ricker
W. J. Singleton
John Korn
Rome Bockenhoff
C. W. Breitweiser
Will McMein
Ray Oakley
E. J. Taylor
Dean Richardson
A. R. Dick
W. J. Ruff
Will Binkert
T. R. Evans
O. A. Seifert
Boyd Castle
Boots
C. F. A. Behrensmeyer
Frank Surlage
John Pipe
Herschel Earhardt
John Fick
Frank Whitney
Ed Buerkin
Lawrence Best
Roscoe Butler
B. H. Miller
L. D. Mays
Walton Heights
J. W. Emery
Alfred Castle
C. A. Abbath
Ira Calkins
George Calkins
Charles Adelpohl
Loren Cox
Frank Jenkins
F. Tenk
Julius Klemme
Robert Gunther
C. H. Allard
Ed Cameron
O. B. Gordon, Jr
Guy Noll
Laundries
George Wall
John F. Garner
Russell Barr
W. B. Tompkins
J. J. Lusk
George W. Osgood
Arthur Heidemann
Fred
Catarrh Deafness Cannot Be Cured By Local Treatment
A historical advertisement explains catarrhal deafness as due to inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. It claims only a constitutional remedy can cure deafness, attributes relief to Hall's Catarrh Medicine, and offers a $100 reward for any proven cure. Circulars and distributors are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halla
Acta
Hall
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B. H. Wosterman
North Ninth Street
Eleanore
Edith
John
Hannibal
Alphonse
Mabel Walker
Wolterman
Council of National Defense
Edgar Potter
Edward Boyd
Maude Hessler
James Dayton
Boston
W. A. Richardson
Keokuk
Mary Sullivan
Robert Switzer
Germantown
Carl Schell
J. B. Fagen
Lathrop, Mo
Lucien. Cover
Cover
Mrs. Fagin
Mrs. F. M. Carpenter
Mrs. G. McVicar
H. E. Emerson
Women's Mooseheart Legion
Beulah Patterson
L. R. Nutt
Miss Patterson
P. B. Patterson
North Seventh Street
Mr. Nutt
Loraine
Colorado
Henry Reese
Frank Reese
Amhurst
Ill
Reese
Joseph Harvey
Home Improvement Association
Decatur
University of Illinois
John Stillwell
Mel Fragier
Mobile
Ala
Edna Whittland
Quincy Gas and Electric Company
Miss Whittland
Washington
T. D. Woodruff
James R. Dayton
Charles Wyckoff
J. Philpert
William Numiensen
Madison Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of Columbus
J. Kiefer
Antone Ohnemus
Helen Reed
Bessie Dean
Herman Heintz
J. Corrigan
J. Halligan
Mrs. Connery
Mae Bernbrook
Reading
Margaret Reed
Margie Morris
Union School
Rev
L. C. Mauck
Ruth Cameron
Berter
Edwards Green
Cantrell
Church News
Maine
Triangle
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bethel M. E. Church
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Meta Gruenewald
Methodist Church
Des Moines
Marshall Town
Miss Gruenewald
First German Methodist Church
Ladies Social Union
Luther Memorial Church
David S. Wahl
First
Quincy Council of the Knights of Columbus
Musselman and Directors
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Euralgia
C. Lawrence Wells
John Heller
South
Johan Wessels
Thomas B. Adams
E. W. King
W. A. Martin
W. Gelston
W. W. Williams
C. E. Ericson
Chester Poling
George Behrensmeyer
Henry Garretts
Will Pfeiffer
J. R. Pearce
Eugene R. Eber
A. F. Odell
T. A. Brown
Arthur Pfeiffer
E. B. Potter
Chris Kiein
Frank Behre
Grain Products Co
Res. U
Lanéata
Knollenberg
Quincey Gas, Electric & Heating Co
F. J. Cheney
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