Frederick Rupp Dies Suddenly At Office in Quincy
Frederick Rupp 69 former president of George Rupp Bros. Co. junk dealers, died at 7:30 am Saturday at his Front and Hampshire office. Inquest ruled cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by his wife Theresa Hoene, nine children, two siblings, and many Quincy ties. Funeral set for Wednesday at St. Francis Catholic church with burial in Calvary cemetery.
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Frederick Rupp
North Twelfth Street
George Rupp
Rupp
Third
Hampshire
Freiburg
Lawrence Amen
William Mack
Rupp Bros
Mr. Rupp
Mack
George Dietrich
Dr. Koch
Front
Fred B. Rupp
Orning
Rhine
Germany
Quincy
Theresa Hoene
Warrior
Ala
St. Mary's Ambulance Society
St. Aloysius Orphan Home Society
Rose
Carl
Fred
Theresa
Henry Druffel
Edith
William
Bertha
Julius
Louis
Anna Stauffer
Elizabeth Rentjes
Kansas City
St. Francis Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Dickason Draws Large Crowd in Quincy
The funeral for Mrs. Margaret J. Dickason was held at her sister’s home on Broadway with Rev. A. N. McConnell officiating. Attendants included family from Mendon and Barry along with Tulsa and Wichita Falls visitors. burial followed at Greenmount Cemetery. The record notes abundant floral tributes and members carrying the casket. Also announced was the death of Anton Scherer, 77, of Ottawa NL, in St Mary’s hospital with burial planned in Ottawa. he leaves four sons.
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Margaret J. Dickason
William Dickason
J. R. Woodruff
Broadway
A. N. McConnell
Mendon
Dickason
Joseph Weiler
Edna Lohr
Fowler
Quincy
Samuel Jackson
Barry
Robert Pringle
Bradford
William Pringle
Ralph
Tulsa
Okla
HE. B. Pringle
Wichita Falls
Tex
J. M. Pringle
Greenmount Cemetery
Henry Meyers
James Nutt
Jas, Jarrett
Walter Howard
Samuel Eldred
William Bates
Anton Scherer
Ottawa
St. Mary's Hospital
Rodenfels
Germany
Thomas
William
Otto
Granville
Charles
Funeral services for Frank A. Fischer announced
Frank A. Fischer funeral planned for 8:30 a.m. Monday at the family home 805 Spring Street and 9:00 a.m. at St Boniface Catholic Church Burial will take place at St Boniface Cemetery Friends invited to attend
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Frank A. Fischer
Spring Street
St. Boniface Catholic Church
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral for Miss Ella McNaughton Set for Monday
Miss Ella McNaughton funeral scheduled at 2 30 in the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs F Hauff 611 12 Hampshire Street Burial will be in Graceland cemetery Friends invited to attend
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Ella McNaughton
F. Hauff
Hampshire Street
Graceland Cemetery
Funeral for William C. Miller Held Saturday at 8:30
The funeral of William C. Miller was conducted at 8:30 o'clock Saturday.
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William C. Miller
Burial at Calvary Cemetery Follows Morning Service
Morning rites were held at 725 North Third Street and at 9 o clock in St Francis Catholic Church led by Rev Father Didacus. Pallbearers listed as Richard Feld James Cutting George Main S C Curfman J H Adolphs and L Davis. Burial occurred at Calvary Cemetery.
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North Third Street
St. Francis Catholic Church
Father Didacus
Richard Feld
James Cutting
George Main
S. C. Curfman
J. H. Adolphs
L. Davis
Calvary Cemetery
Landscape Artist Plans Quincy Civic League Talk
James Blomfield, a landscape artist, is expected to address a Civic League meeting in Quincy on beautifying the city. He urges saving shade trees from the tussock moth and riverfront improvements after touring parks and scenic spots as a guest of local leagues and associations.
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Civic League
James Blomfield
Quincy
League
Blomfield
P. L. Dickhut
League and
Boulevard and Park Association
Quincy park chief lauds river front plan and city trees
Mr Blomfield lauds park system as one of the finest in the country and a great asset for Quincy. He urges river front improvement to attract Mississippi travelers and raise the city’s profile. He stresses watching over trees to combat a pest threatening the area.
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Quincy
Blomfield
Mississippi
Save on Warm Heavy Woolnap Blankets sale
Cotton Woolnap blankets feel like wool and are stronger than ordinary cotton. Heavy and extra heavy 64x72 and 68x80 sizes in tan pink blue plaids offered in special sale prices from $1.79 to $3.28 per pair, plus three 68x80 options with blue and pink borders at set prices.
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Quincy
Tle
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