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FUNERAL SERVICES i HELD THURSDAY FOR FRANK A. PARKER_Impressive funeral services for Frank A. Parker, former prominent Quincy resident, -who died jn Daytona, Florida, on May 21, were held Thursday afternoon at the Masonic Temple and in Woodland cemetery where the burial took place. The body lay in etate in the Masonic Temple from 11 to 2 p. m. and the service was held at 3 o’clock. Rev. E. E. Pletcher, pastor of the Vermont Street M. E. church of which Mr. Parker was Ions an active member, conducted the service at the Temple and hymns were suns ! by Mrs, Eaura Ritter Henry and jMrs. R. o. Gibbons, accompanied i Charles Weller. At the grave j the service was in charge of Bodley lodge of Masons, Xo. 1, with Henry Michelman officiating, members of Quincy Oommandery. Xo. 77, Knights Templar, acting as an escort. Pallbearers were T. RussellBunting. Erde Realty. V. G. Mussel-man, Wilton E. White, Ed. Orr and j Will Smith. There were many beau-tiful floral tributes.Out-of-town relatives and friends included Mr. Parker’s wife, who accompanied the body from Florida; his daughter Mrs. Gus Condos, and his son, Donald Parker, of Chicago: Mrs. Parker’s son, Claude Dayman and wife, of Hamilton. 11!.: Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kellogg of Keokuk: Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Higby and David Baxter of Hamilton.
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Quincy Morning Whig Journal

Quincy, Illinois, US

Fri, May 28, 1926

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