Mrs Frank Mennel Dies of Bronchitis in Quincy
Mrs Josephine Mennel widow of Frank Mennel dies at home 620 South Sixth Street after a week of bronchitis. She was 72, born in Bade Germany and lived in Quincy 60 years, active in St Mary’s Church and Ladies society. Survived by two sons, Frank of Quincy and George of Peoria, daughters Elizabeth and Rose, one brother Edward Mennel, two sisters Ada and Julia Betz, and 16 grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 from home and 3:00 at Evangelical Church. burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Josephine Mennel
Frank Mennel
South Sixth Street
Mennel Woetern
Tierbetseheim
Bade
Germany
Quincy
St. Mary's Catholic
Lashes Society
Pram
George
Peoria
Tie Dawnkhters
Elizabeth
Rose Athee
Edward Mute
Rekiuk
Aaia
Julia Bete
Wang City
Teavet
Punerab Wetteo Biter
Augusta Althoff Funeral Details Mis-Transcribed
The funeral for Augusta Althoff was held at 2 Weluck Wednesday afternoon at the Peter's Evangelical church on State Street, with Rev Langhorst officiating. Bearers included George Zail, Wale ham, Edleriann, Charles Rasche, and others. burial followed at St. Peters Cemetery with out of town relatives listed.
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Augusta Althoff
Augusta Altiaat
Weluck
State Street
My Peter's Evangelial Church
Faut Langhorst
Ured
George Zail Waleham Edleriann
Charles Rasche
Fobward
Lena Beet
Fernerab
North Sixth Street
Roy Wooshai
Baptist Ehuteh
Nesler
Charles Glager
Tare
Abe Calvan Parker
Po O Brien
Willan
Funeral Services for Sidney Land Craft and Helen Pumpelly
Funeral services for Sidney Land Craft will be held at the home on Oak Street with Rev. William Gamble. The body goes to Hannibal for burial in Riverside cemetery. Miss Helen Pumpelly dies in Asheville and services are in Congregational church parlors with burial in Woodland cemetery.
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Helen Pumpelly
Asheville
N.C
Congregational Church
Bunal
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs Minnie Koring Planned Today
Funeral services set for 2 00 oclock this afternoon with private services at the home 1111 Jefferson street and at 230 p m in Salem Evangelical church Burial in Greenmount cemetery Friends invited to church and cemetery Will Take Body to Champaign. The body of Mister Bodine dies in the home of his daughter Mrs B Calvin 2106 Hampshire street will be taken to Champaign at 5 oclock this morning where burial will be made Funeral services in that city Friday.
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Minnie Koring
Jefferson Street
Salem Evangelical Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Champaign
Mister Bodine
B. Calvin
Hampshire Street
Colonel Ed Yates Detours to Pike County on Estate Work
Colonel Ed Yates of Pike County, famed for campaign speeches in the presidential race, stays several days at the Trotel Quincy hotel while clearing a Pike County real estate issue. He discusses the president’s message to Congress, opposes meddling in European affairs, and questions America’s ability to enforce peace among Europe's armed powers.
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Ed Yates
Pike County
Hingis
Quincy
Messia
Walson
LT A
United States
Europe
Pastor Secured for Christ Church in Rio Vallarta
Pastor Revo Bo Bannan, longtime leader at Rio Vallarta congregations, has accepted the pastorate of Christ Congregational Church here. Church members know him from past sermons and work. his exact start date in February is to be decided. Community activity included a card party with 13 tables and various prizes, with many local women volunteering refreshments.
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Revo Bo Bannan
Rio Vall
Christ Congregational Church
Bautian
Naff Tall
Christ Church
Amd
Mfr
Baunatin
Soldiers and Sailors Home Reports Admissions and Deaths
The Soldiers and Sailors Home lists admissions to cottages and hospital, with several named men from various units. Highlights include Serevant Cambell, James Ro Wileos, Withiam of Lost, and Jacob Sicniger. Several residents receive passes or are discharged, and James M. Mills, a former member of unit 15 and cavalry lieutenant, dies of complications from La Grippe. burial is in the home cemetery.
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Serevant Cambell
Christopher Herser
Cra G
98Nd Wingis Infantry
James Ro Wileos
Samueh TP Sruth
Columbus Crust
Jacob Sicniger
Mendon
Mrz Varner
Josephus Farner
Luew Ulaselrigg
Cottage 1
Lucy Harrs
Cotta
Kate Gale
Mehew
Cottage 5
Catherine Magruder
Peoria
Po MO Pil
Mills
Mary Mills
Galeshur
Outoon
James M. Mills
Onttage 15
12Th Tinois Infantry
Leutenant
10Th U.S. Cavalry
la. Grippe
Home Cemetery
Dr Benjamin N Woods Dies in Carthage
Obituary note from Carthage reporting the death of Dr Benjamin N Woods aged 74. Born Athens Illinois August 22 1843, he served in the 82nd Illinois Company B during the Civil War, later became a veterinarian, and moved to Carthage 32 years ago. Survived by wife and several children, funeral at home with Reverend Smith officiating and burial at Moss Ridge cemetery. Previous local notices mention a sanity hearing for George W Barr and other community items.
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Carthage
Benjamin Newman Woods
Onom
Woods
Athens
82Nd Kinois Company
Mary E. Frankes
Lincoln
Menry Morgan
C. D. Manlove
John Shanahan
Chicago
J. B. Elder
Basco
Tie
Christian Church
Alexander Simpson
Revo Elm. Smith
G. Alr
Moss Ridge Cemetery
Certificates Filed and Local Marriages in Hancock County
Certificates of election of trustees filed by Rebekah lodges Crystal Glen Nauvoo LaHarpe Plymouth with officers named. A double wedding report: Ralph B Williams and Iva Skinner married at Williamsville with family present. Katherine Margaret Hardin and Howard Hirsch Temple wed January 1 in Jacksonville. Endeavor Society to host a backward social at the Christian church parlor Thursday evening.
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Rebekah
John FP. Scott
Crystal Glen Lodge
Nauvoo
John W. Bertschi
Fred Salm
Louis Hohl
Addie Rahn
Sophia Harsch
Iva Rose
N. G
Louise Schmidt
LaHarpe Lodge
Effie Fowler
Jessie DeVine
M. C. Headen
Clara Law
Cora McClure
Jessie T
Mere J. WH. Wood
Katherine Margaret Hardin
Howard Hirsch Temple
Nelle Catherine Hardin
Jacksonville
Temple
South Sixth Street
Springfield
William B. Risse
Hardin
Carthage
Endeavor Society
Christian Church
Committee busy on new church in Warsaw
A Warsaw Presbyterian committee raises funds for rebuilding the church and reports steady local support across denominations. Also covered are a well attended concert by the Warsaw Concert Hand and various community news items including marriages, deaths, business moves, and local chatter.
Miss Lewis Hurt When Horse Runs In Palmyra
Miss Zelema Lewis daughter of George T Lewis was thrown from a strange horse near Main Street in Palmyra and seriously injured. She fell striking her head and shoulders and has been unconscious since the accident with feared brain concussion. She teaches at Stone Fill School and was riding a borrowed horse due to illness of her own. She was carried to a nearby home and later returned to her house.
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Palmyra
Zelema Lewis
George T. Lewis
Maradam
Baptist Church
Main Street
Miss Lewis
Lewis
Palmyra High School
Quincy
Hannibal
Earl Pryor
Anna Ilignite
Rushville
Chadwell
Mary Halsey Ellis
J. S. Dingle
Greenwood Cemetery
W. W. Nelson
Straw
Montana
Mary R. Allen
Jeff McPike
James Phillips
Margaret Kern
Clarence
United States
Sanford
John Chadwell
Oswald Frey
Howard Pullman Adams III Buys New Car
Flowessing of near Liberty spent Sunday with Coretta Reid. Mrs Jane Hampton is on the sick list. Otis Wells spent several days in Quincy last week. Neighbors and friends honored Mrs Josaph Howe with a birthday surprise party this Friday at her home.
Pittsfield News Roundup of Local Movements and School Tell
Pittsfield reports Wabash Passenger Agent Thomas John of Quincy is interviewing residents who may depart soon for southern and western cities. Ticket sales show strength with over $500 in early January and more than $700 in the second week. About 555 pupils are enrolled in Pittsfield schools, including the high school, with 18 non-residents. Mrs. Philip Mooker and Mrs. Marvin Gris visit their daughter. Residents plan Los Angeles travel. Will Greenlee from Springfield is reassigned as brakeman and will move here. Mr and Mrs W D Meride relocate to a new southeast home. Miss Marie Windmiller visits relatives on South Madison. Carl Main returns after work at a Parsons jewelry firm. Lotus Club meets with Rev and Mrs Hnarseosa. Edward Jooey presents a paper on party attitudes toward Mormonism, Woman Suffrage and production. Research Club hosted by Mrs I A Hirsheimer. Agenda Club meets after.
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Pittsfield
Ili
Thomas John of
Quincey
Tle. Smith
Philip Mooker
Marvin Gris
Gwatema
Minn
Hooker
Mayo Hospital
R Rochester
Mary Baldwin
Parsons
Mro
Rmobert
Teresa Mullady
Suon
Los Angeles
California
Will Greenlee
Springfield
Urakeman
W. OD. Meride
Marie Windmiller
Mroo
Lotus Club
Freddo Hnanseosa
Edward Joooey
I. 4. Hirsheimer
A Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles dissolve gravel cure diabetes and rheumatic complaints in men and women. It regulates bladder issues in children and is mailed for $1.00 if not sold locally. One bottle provides two months of treatment and is said to nearly always yield a cure with sworn testimonials from Dr. B. A. 2926 Olive St. St Louis Mo. Sold by druggists.
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Texas Wonder
Local Folks Attend Visiting Weekend in Durham Area
Mrs Susan Ruschmeyer and Gt Nidvar Cranmer of Quincy spent the day with his parents Mr and Mrs J I Cranmer Emery wing of lulmey visited friends Sunday Mr and Mrs Hiran Sheaeh Maye Wood visited at the home of William Hadfield Sr Sunday Rev ROOM Jlones filled a regular appointment in the Maptist church Saturday and Sunday Renata good Charles Papee visited their Bramt mother Mrs Joe Herbins Saturday T D Shannon returned to his home in Aledo AL Saturday Mrs Shaoheen remibingd for a few das a visit woth ter Parents Mro and Mrs J Ro Brisene
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Durham
Susan Ruschmeyer Voitioes
Nidvar Cranmer
Quincy
J. I. Cranmer
Emery Wing
Lulmey
Fiere
Hiran Sheaeh
Maye Wood
William Hadfield
Jlones
Renata Good Charles Papee
Joe Herbins
T. D. Shannon
Aledo
Shaoheen
Mro
J. Ro Brisene
Sloan's Liniment Ad Promising Quick Pain Relief
Rheumatic pains and aches in joints and muscles are soothed by Sloan's Liniment. It quickly penetrates without rubbing, warms sore muscles, stimulates congested blood, and a single application drives out the pain. Clean, convenient, non staining, available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Sloan
Stillwell Ill Residents Visit Relatives and Travel Notes
Stillwell Illinois area households report visits from Mrs Ismice Hecox and son Rex of Decatur and Mrs Ray Mclean and children of Quincy. Relatives from various towns left for South Carolina. Local visitors include J Ripley in Burlington Jene Murphy of Mendon visiting his ill mother Mrs Crear.
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Golden
Mee Steney
Backache remedy promotes kidney cleansing with salts
A health note advises people who eat meat to take four ounces of Jad Salts or similar salts in water before breakfast if back pain, cloudy urine, or sediment appear. It claims the mixture cleanses kidneys, neutralizes acids, and prevents kidney and blood complications. The ad emphasizes safety for meat eaters and recommends regular use to maintain clear kidneys.
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Neoman
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Would Cemetery
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Pepe Lep
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Henry Wiskirehen
Alber
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T. A. Wayland
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Karr
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Harro
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Hancock County
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McKavw
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Geneisco
TE. M. Smith
Hong
Ala
Robertson
Walton Harnest
Prank Scott
Meron Curtés
la Harpe
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Keokuk High
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Hargis
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National Biscuit Company
Warsaw
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Grace Edwards
Machelle Nagel
Julius 1. Biymain
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League of Curtis Salesmen
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Singer
Detroit
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Rey Brysart
Marrhige
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Piarsoniage
Chetha
Bryant
Pibiah
Helen Shadel
Robert Osborm
Helen McCgreevy
Monmouth
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George Carreth
Heig Noson
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Lyle
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Canton
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Colorado
Moore
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Klein
Texas
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Pauline
Pearl Job
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Bell Twysin
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Flord Wilson
Edith Ticks
Virginia
J. N. Smith
FE. Z. Thompson
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Houston
May Bernard
Lydia Biggs
Oan Ohi
Hostetter
Nage
Cotton Seed Co
Green Meadow
H. P
SWIFT
Knollenberg Milling CO
Eighth and
York
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