Funeral services held for Mrs. Joseph J. Freiburg
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph J. Freiburg were held at the family home and at St. Boniface church with a solemn requiem mass. Clergy included Rev. H. B. Degenhardt Rev. Joseph Postner and Rev. A. Kunsch. Burial followed at Calvary cemetery. Attendees included Knights of Columbus Ladies auxiliary Western Catholic union members and Lady Forester courts. Out of town mourners listed several relatives and dignitaries from Missouri and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Freiburg
Maine Street
St. Boniface Church
H. B. Degenhardt
Joseph Postner
Father A. Kunsch
Knights of Columbus Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ladies of the Western Catholic Union
Lady Forester
Calvary Cemetery
Father Francis
O. F. ML
W. J. Ruff
J. L. Klemme
William F
St. Louis
Joseph Tushaus
St. Joseph
Tushaus
Freiburg
Henry Schaefer
Meredusia
Thomas O'Donnell
Hannibal
Ed Keiler
Barry
Thomas Meehan
Bhiffs
Qwen Wade
Loraine
F. A. Darius
Andrew Rau
Community Member Dies. Burial in Columbus Planned
The deceased, a longtime member of the Methodist church and never married, leaves two brothers Thomas Sparks of Bowen and Charlies Sparks of Columbus, a sister in Maryland, and many nephews and nieces including Mrs Nellie McAllister of this city. The body was taken to Columbus for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Thomas Sparks
Bowen
Charlies
Columbus
Maryland
Nellie McAllister
Funeral for John Reigh Held at St Rose of Lima
The funeral was conducted at 830 Tuesday morning at the residence 433 North Twelfth street and at 9 oclock at St Rose of Lima church by Rev Father John Brennan. The services were largely attended. Bearers were Frank Heinecke Al Heisler Henry Sibbing Charles Giddis Roy Faust and Joseph Guth. Burial was in St Peters cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reigh
North Twelfth Street
St. Rose of Lima Church
John Brennan
Frank Heinecke
al. Heisler
Henry Sibbing
Charles Giddis
Roy Faust
Joseph Guth
St. Peter's Cemetery
Funeral services for Henry J Jansen at home and church
Funeral services for Henry J Jansen will be held at 9 o'clock this morning at the residence 1013 Elm street and at 9 30 o'clock in St John s Catholic church. Burial will follow in Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Jansen
Elm Street
St. John's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Marie Ohnemus at home
The funeral for Mrs Marie Ohnemus will be held at 8 30 this morning at her home 629 North Fifth Lima church burial will follow in St Boniface cemetery authorities said the service is scheduled to honor the deceased's memory at St Boniface cemetery and nearby Lima church members were invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Ohnemus
North Fifth Street
St. Rose of Lima Church
St. Boniface Cemetery
Bids Opened for Local Improvements August 5
The board of local improvements met Tuesday morning to advertise bids to be opened August 5 for a new culvert at Twenty-ninth and Maine, paving Hickory alley between Eighth and Ninth and between Kentucky and State, and paving Sullivan alley between Sixth and Seventh and Broadway and Vermont. Hickory alley estimate is $2,130. no estimate yet for the culvert at Twenty-ninth and Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Local Improvements
Twenty-ninth
Maine Streets
Hickory Alley
Eighth
Ninth
Kenucky
State Streets
Sullivan Alley
Sixth
Seventh
Broadway
Vermont
Sulivan Alley
Twentyninth
Mains Streets
Dewey Bond Sale Approved by School Board
The board of education approved a $75,000 Dewey school bond issue with H F Holtz & Co of Chicago, which pays a $2,159 premium. Architect Behrensmeyer's plans are expected to stay largely unchanged after full approval. Superintendent elect C M Gill and wife are visiting Quincy seeking a home, with Clyde Sears showing several options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
H. F. Holtz & the Co
Chicago
Dewey
Holtz Company
Behrensmeyer
Dewey School
Fioldings and Grounds Committee
C. M. Gill
St. Louis
Quincy
Gill
Clyde Sears
Resolutions on C. H. Williamson
The Chamber of Commerce committee led by B. Montgomery W. T. Duker and J. W. Gardner submitted resolutions honoring Charles H. Williamson born Sept. 1 1862 Quincy Ill who died July 18 1916 in Lawndale His widow and one daughter survive He attended Quincy schools Racine College Columbia University then ran a wholesale produce business for 27 years He served as Chamber of Commerce president and city leader and was praised for public spirit and eloquence The Quincy Boulevard and Park Association also issued memorial resolutions noting his lifelong service on city council board of education Chamber leadership and community development He left a legacy of public service and devotion to Quin cy and its parks and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Montgomery
W. T. Duker
J. W. Gardner
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Charles H. Williamson
Charles Henry Williamson
Quincy
Ill
Lawndale
Cathedral of St. John
Williamson
Racine College
Columbia University
New York City
Quincy Boulevard and Park Association
C. H. Williamson
Board of Education
Tie
Quincy Freight Bureau
Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association
Woodland Home For
Quincey Country Club
Carl Eo Enier
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for providence
The note thanks Providence for help during illness and hardship. It mentions the father and children, and laments money shortage as a key stress. It reflects a plea for strength and support from the community during a difficult time.
War Grows More Devilish And Brutal Month by Month
New York based American veteran David W. King, a Harvard student and Verdun survivor, describes modern warfare as increasingly brutal and precise. He details artillery accuracy, favorite German 105mm and Austrian 74mm guns, the deadly effects of aerial torpedoes, and the overwhelming fatigue and casualties amid Verdun’s siege. He recalls bombproofs, trench conditions, and the grim, mass casualties shaping the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. King
Harvard
Verdun
Paris
West Forty, Fourth Street
New York
Corvees
Brancardiers
Mr. King
King's Company
King’s
Tanlac touted as stomach cure by Quincy hotel man
A Quincy hotel proprietor testifies to Tanlac improving long standing stomach catarrh and back pains after trying many remedies. He credits the vegetable tonic with delivering lasting relief and urges locals to consult the Tanlac representative at Brown and Mays drug store. Each bottle costs $1.00, with $2.75 postpaid option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subret
Banlay
B. Oh. McCann
Quincy
McLann
Lanlac
Brown & Mays Drug Store
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Adolph F. Faussner
Germany
Faussner
Bavaria
America
Hickhaus
St. Francis Cathole Ehurch
St. Michael's
Wc. U
Marie K
Frank Sparks
St. Mary's Hospital
Mr. Sparks
W.N. Reynolds & Son
Hampshire ST
Seeberger-Harmon
G. W. Hill
Canton
Warsaw
Keokuk
ST. Boniface
Ts Bette
S. B. Norggomery
Committee
Eatr Tel R
Providence
Dart Dtts
Arend Lokin
Gence
Vow
Trovi
King’s Regiment
B. H. McCann
Planters Hotel
Tanlac
Illinois
Champions of Progress
Morton D. Hull
Republican Party
Thompson
Hull
Frank
Totr
Lorimer
Combine
Band of Hope
Ilinois
Pure Food Commission
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Public Utilities Commission
House
Assembly
Hull Campaign Committee
Logan Hay
Secy
Pease
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