RS. GUY NOLL HOSTS DINNER FOR MRS. FRAZIER CREW
RS. Guy Noll entertained at a Saturday dinner for Mrs. Mel Frazier of Missouri. Guests included Mrs. Noll's son Edward Prince and sister Mrs. N. S. Thomas from Cheyenne. Mrs. Thomas will spend a few weeks here. Several other social notices follow with visits, parties, and club events across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Noll
Mel Frazier
Mothe
Robert Bacon
Noll
Dward Prince
N.S. Thomas
Cheyenne
Frere
Social Calendar of Club Events This Week
Monday Mrs George Dashwood hosts her bridge club with the Round Table meeting Miss Cora Brinton and Met Stae hosted by Miss Grace Henning. Mrs Oliver Williams hosts her club. Tuesday Shakespeare club meets Mrs W T Eddy Mrs J L Adair hosts the Snahpro Dia W C T U gathers The Atlantis meets in the Chamber of Commerce building. Wednesday Chaddock Aid society meets What-So-Ever club hosts Mrs John Schott Red Cross unit of First Christian church. Thursday Mrs Garnett Smith hosts sewing circle Mrs T D Woodruff luncheon T H S club with Miss Naomi Zehender. Friday Century club meets in the College of Music St Anne society whist Dorcas guild hosted by Mrs Fred Hoehne Pleasant Hour club meets with Mrs H W Crawmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dashwood
Round Table
Cora Brinton
Grace Henning
Met
Stae
Oliver Williams
Shakespeare Club
W. T. Eddy
J. L. Adair
Snahpro
W. R. C. Atlantis
Chamber of Commerce
Chaddock Aid Society
John Schott
Red Cross
First Christian Church
Garnett Smith
T. D. Woodruff
T. H. S. Club
Naomi Zehender
Century Club
College of Music
St. Anne Society
Fred Hoehne
Dorcas Guild
Pleasant Hour Club
H. W. Crawmer
Miss Norma Reynolds and Roy Sitton Wed
Miss Norma Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs William Reynolds wed Roy Sitton of Springfield Mo Saturday evening at 8 30 in Central Baptist church parsonage Rev W O Shank officiated They were attended by his brother and wife Harry Sitton and wife from Springfield Their parents attended The bride wore a blue suit and white hat Sitton works at August Street and Son Hardware They will live on North Twelfth Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Reynolds
William Reynolds
Roy Sitton
Quincy
Edward Sitton
Springfield
W. O. Shank
Central Baptist Church
Harry Sitton
Sitton
August Street and Son Hardware Store
North Twelfth Street
Menke Wyman Wedding Ties Quincy to Glendive Pair
Second Lieutenant Harry Menke of Quincy wed Miss Frances Wyman of Glendive Montana in Milwaukee on September 20. The couple visited Chicago for a few days and returned Friday evening to await his army unit assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Menke
Quincy
Frances Wyman
Glendive, Mont
Milwaukee
Chicago
Sweney Koesjan to wed at St Francis Church
Miss Lillian Sweney daughter of Mr and Mrs James B Sweney of 1122 Jersey street and Oscar G Koesjan son of Mr and Mrs W J Koesjan of 1516 Vine street will marry Monday morning at 6 o'clock in St Francis church. A wedding breakfast will follow at the bride's home. Mr Koesjan works for the Quincy Hide and Wool company. They will reside at 511 North Fifteenth.
Urban Woll Tie The Knot In Macomb Wedding
Miss Mabel Urban daughter of Mr and Mrs E Urban of 486 North Seventh street wed Willis Woll son of Mr and Mrs L H Woll of 2333 Hampshire street in Macomb Saturday afternoon. A wedding dinner was served at the Urban home before departure for a wedding trip and a visit to Galesburg. They will reside at 436 1 2 North Seventh street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Flack
R. Miles
Kansas City
E. C. McElese
Macomb
Aledo
Urban Woll
Mabel Urban
E. Urban
North Seventh Street
Willis Woll
L. H. Woll
Hampshire Street
Urban
Short Line Road Sold For 30000
The St Louis and Hannibal railroad known as the Short Line was sold Friday to Robert Le Roy of New York representing the reorganizers. His bid of 30000 was the only offer. The sale, ordered by Judge D P Dyer, followed foreclosure actions by C Ledyard Blair and others to give the company a clean slate. Reorganization cuts capitalization from 1835500 to 632000. prospects of McKinley system electrification remain uncertain but possible in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanibal
Stuis and Hannibal
Col. W. L. Mersey
Robert LeRoy
New Yo.p
LeRoy
D. P. Dyer
United States District Court
Hannibal
Mersey
Watertown
C. Ledyard Blair
Short Line
Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
McKinley
Bible study rally features speaker and music
Rev. W. D. Endres will speak at the afternoon Bible study rally at 3:30. Miss Edna Bock will lead music and Miss Olga Ruths will sing. Jones song books will be used and attendees should bring their books. M. W. B. club hosts and religious work committees assist with reception duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Endres
Edna Bock
Olga Ruths
M. W. B. Club
Griggsville Social Roundup Christmas Week Visitors
Griggsville locals note visitors and guests this week including Mr and Mrs Charles Dunham in Bloomington Decatur and Champaign. Miss Sue Long Pittsfield visited Friday. Red Cross benefit dance attended by Paul Cely Ferris and Carl Main Pittsfield. Teachers Blanche Crawford Anna Lightle Celia Hatch Barry school weekend at home. William Gaslin Beardstown Griggsville visitor Friday. Fred Schnngle Benton Harbor Mich arrived to stay with Mr and Mrs Frank Bartlett Sr. Robert McKinney Rolla Mo visitor several days. Vernon F Spangenberg White Hall visiting Griggsville Sunday. Mrs G F Kneeland visiting Chicago relatives. Miss Francis Strawn Jacksonville visiting Mrs Albert Moore. Robert McKinney drove to Springfield with wife and son Robert enjoying weeks in Nego Ill. Some people never seem to tire in their efforts to make other people weary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griggsville
III
Charles Dunham
Bloomington
Decatur
Champaign
Sue Long
Pittsfield
Paul Cely
Ferris
Carl Main
Red Cross
Blanche Crawford
Anna Lightle
Celia Hatch
Barry
William Gaslin
Beardstown
Fred Schnngle
Benton Harbor
Mich
Schingle
Frank Bartlett
Robert McKinney
Rolla, Mo
Vernon F. Spangenberg
White Hall
G. F. Kneeland
Chicago
Francis Strawn
Jacksonville
Ill
Albert Moore
Springfield
Robert
Nego, Il
Boy Scouts Leader and Youth Drowned in Mississippi
William Stittmatter scoutmaster and 9 year old Eugene Ferris drowned after a river cramp incident on the Mississippi. Stittmatter entered the water to save Ferris during a scouting trip and both disappeared as they attempted to reach shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alion
Ill
William Stittmatter
Eugene Ferris
Stittmatter
Stiltmatter
Indispensable Man Faces Legal Battle Says Counsel
A fragmented remark argues that while some allege trouble with lawyers and predications, the subject remains essential. The brief note implies ongoing legal action and the subject’s crucial role despite accusations.
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George Vs. Joa: Banton
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Oscar Huck
Ernest Wood
Houston
Firs Alvera Vandenboom
Luisé Menke
Jennie Brackensteck
Arthur Dick
Miss Menke
Edward Menke
Emma Dick
California
Leona McLean
Dorothy Weyer
William Iltner
Lawrence Albert
John and
Oscar Myegge
Lawrence Huseman
Moonlight Bunch
Fowler
William Schutte
Mr. Schutte
St. Peter Building Fund Association
K. of
James Jarrett
Charles Hollander
Keal
Eleanor King
Ponte
Dorothy Budde
Lavalier
Miss Whitland
Utilities Club
Quincy Gas and Electric Company
Washington
H. M. Schemerhorn
Mrs. J. Jost
North Eleventh Street
Dorothy Allard
St. Louis
Miss Allard
Allen F. Muren
Edna Morris
Maine Street
Mr. Muren
Camp Taylor
Kentucky
Clara Greeman
Helen Sprick
Miss Sprick
National Park Seminary
Forest Glen
Miss Greeman
New York
GEM City Business College
Southpark
J. P. Ehart
Fort Madison
J. A. 5. Ehart
Tex
Freda Schaller
W. E. Jones
Lois Jones
Miss Schaller
University
Canadian
Texas
Harry Anderson
Chapter F
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B. C. Boger
L. L. Pullman
Payson
South Park
M. Berry
H. A. Christ
George Binkert
F. T. Brenner
W. Christ
A. N. Durant
James McKinnay
C. J. Bush
Ray Oakley
D. Hoover
Thomas Johnson
C. C. McCormick
H. W. Hart
A. EB. Martin
Virginia, Ill
E. T. Black
Oak Street
H. W. Cranmer
St. Rose's Parish
Charles E. Bowers
Bat Curry
Hugh Earnst
Hall
Levi
Quincy High School
Arcadia Hall
Seventeenth and Broadway
Rushville
Bk’s
Schwindeler’s
Menke-Wyman
Underwood Typewriter
Giles Bros
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