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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1917

Page

8

Mrs. Rottman Dies at 88 in Quincy

Mrs. Rottman born March 2 1828 in Herford Germany died aged 88 after nine years bedfast and a fall causing complications. Widow of Carl Rettman she leaves seven children two sisters and in laws, 24 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services planned for Wednesday at Woodland cemetery.

Jefferson Street Rottman Pherford Westphalen Germany Ouiney Carl Rettman Alared S August Sehmieding St. Jacobi Lutheran Church Mer Rettman St. Jacobi Church Mary Taylor Matilda Meverand Quincy Minnie Vennekohl Davenport William Ernst August Charles Ottumwa Jacob Fiermann Quincey William Gentemann Ouinev Woodland Cemetery

Former Ursa Woman Rosa Frazier Ford Dies in Illiopolis

Rosa Frazier Ford, a sister of the Pravier brothers of Ursa, died in Illiopolis at 44 after a nervous illness. She was married to George Ford of Illiopolis and leaves four children Lucie, Lola During, Leana, and Roscov. four sisters and five brothers. Funeral plans and burial details are noted, with out-of-town relatives listed.

Rosa Frazier Ford Pravier Lucie Lola During Decatur Lelana Roscov Alex Tom John George Frazier Ursa Charley Holbrook Tom B. Smith

Funeral services for Joseph Clark set for Monday

Funeral services for Joseph Clark will be conducted at 2:20 o clock Monday at the residence 415 State Street. Burial will be in Green-Hout and the community is invited to attend.

Joseph Clark Moon

Pioneer Bandmaster and Quincy Matriarch Dies at 86

Theresa Kaltenbach a Quincy resident of 717 State street for decades died at 5 16 AM after a long illness. Born in Riegel Baden Germany in 1831 she came to America with her parents after a rough Atlantic voyage and helped her husband build a family life in Quincy. She mothered 12 children, supported church work, and remained active despite blindness for years. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 9 in St Boniface Church with burial in St Boniface Cemetery.

Theresa Kaltenbach Michael Peter Quincy State Street Kaltenbach Quincey John Starkel St. Boniface Church Germany Riegel Baden America Atlantic New Orleans Mississippi Ohio Melrose Ele Peter Edward Peter Payson Quines Martin Kaltenbach Tit State Street St Benniface Catholic Church St Elizabeth's Ladies’ Society Charles Quincyv John Starket Mire Bernard Boeckenfeld Hoth Orines Joseph Peter Af Ounces Jacouh Peter Af Parson

Finest of Linens bemostitehed im plain. dea

Fragmentary text references linens with striped centers and plain design. No clear events, people, or places are identifiable from the readable portion.

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Funeral services for Sister Hildegard scheduled

Funeral services for Sister Hildegard will be conducted at 3:30 oclock on Monday morning in St Mary's hospital chapel. Burial will be in St Boniface cemetery.

Hildegard St Mary’s Hospital St Boniface Cemetery

Soldiers and Sailors Home Chapel Sees Strong Attendance

The chapel in Lippincott hall draws 125 to 150 for Thursday prayers and large Sunday Bible classes and sermons, reflecting high moral standing at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home. Chaplain Samuel Deniars, formerly of the 48th Illinois, is credited with the condition before dying Friday night. Eva Root on pass, Mary Wortz on furlough. TOW, Bledsoe and wife to Rock Island for a death in the family. Roadways being re paved with cinders to form solid bed. old prisoners from Andersonville share experiences during a Monday night temperance meeting.

Lippincott Hall Samuel Deniars 48Th Tlinois Infantry Joliet Eva Root Pass Mary Wortz Bledsoe Rock Island Hotel de Wertz Andersonville

How to Check That Cold In 19th Century Ad Adv

A vintage remedy advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Loney as a quick cure for cold symptoms including sneezes and sniffles. It claims balsam loosens phlegm clears bronchial tubes and relieves throat pain. Croup whooping cough and chronic bronchial affection quick relief. Available at all druggists for 23 cents.

Dr. Bell

Unclear OCR item on beverage price and brand

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Gatorade and a price around 59 cents but lacks readable names, dates, places, or concrete facts to form a complete news item.

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