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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1916
Page
20
Funeral services for Frank X Marold will be held at 8 30 Monday in the Freiburg chapel and at 9 in St Boni face Catholic church. Burial will follow in Calvary cemetery.
The funeral for Derwood Rutledge was conducted at 3 o'clock this afternoon at his home, 920 Monroe Street. Burial followed in Greenmount Cemetery.
Funeral services for Arthir Humphrey son of Mr and Mrs A W Humphrey were held at 2 30 pm Saturday in Herman Stormer undertaking parlors with Rev Paul Langhorst of St Peter s Evangelical Church officiating. Burial followed at Greenmount Cemetery.
Passario Gomez a Mexican resident died at 2 30 o clock Friday afternoon at St Marys hospital. He was brought there three days ago from Ft Madison Iowa and suffering with paralysis. He was 28 years old.
Lowell Young died in the Soldier's Home on Friday at age 82. He came from Lincoln county Missouri and entered the home about three years ago. His wife passed away about 30 years ago. He served as a private in Company L of the Third Missouri militia. He leaves one daughter in this city as the only surviving relative amid many friends.
Personal notices include burial for Dr. S. T. Rice with reference to page 3 column 4. Joe Powell, ex-assistant press man for the Whig, back from Kansas City on two weeks of business. Roy Hampton returns from Chicago after several days’ visit. Mrs. Lawn Randall of Scarville Ta visiting relatives. formerly Miss Florence Kaelber. Miss Ethel Kyle of Decatur visiting Otto R. Kyle’s home. Miss Louisa Hodge, away at Gem City Business College, returns to Arkansas City Ark. C. T. Dorsey, Irwin Paper sales manager, leaves for Detroit to attend the Worlds Salesmanship congress.
A terse remark attributes a statement to Maude about gate receipts. It notes that people who pay at the gate do not receive receipts, implying a policy or complaint without broader context or details.
Flo Ross was released Saturday night after her mother sent $65 to settle the bad check charges tied to a $15 insufficient funds check to A F Menke, a South Fifth Street grocer. Authorities cited $51.50 in claims settled, plus other related checks, with bond set at $300 and a continuance granted to allow settlement before next Thursday.
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