Neuer dies at brother’s home in Quincy area
Fred C. Neuer died at 4 30 Saturday morning in the home of his brother William at 2024 State street after a two week paralysis. Born February 12 1866 in Quincy he was 51. An accountant by trade he worked for Col Distin Lee Co and Knittie Show Case Works and for three years with Neuer Brothers Wholesale Fruit and Produce at 25 North Fourth street. He leaves a brother and sister in law a nephew Walter and three nieces Alma Millie Neuer and Mrs John Hebmeyer. Funeral 2 30 Monday at 2024 State street burial Greenmount cemetery. Friends invited. Body to lie in state Sunday afternoon from 3
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Jfred C. Neuer
William
State Street
Quincy
Mr. Neuer
Ato
Col. Distin Lee Co
W. T
Knittie Show
Neuer Brothers Wholesale Fruit and Produce Company
North Fourth Street
Inlaw
William Neuer
Walter Neuer
Alma
Millie Neuer
John Hebmeyer
Hannibal
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral of Mrs Mildred Williams Held at Local Church
The funeral of Mrs Mildred Williams was held at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon in the First Congregational church. Rev J M Rudy conducted the service. Bearers were George Carley Willar Jellison Frank Rothgeb E P Potter William H Smith and H D Morton. Burial followed in Woodland cemetery.
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Mildred Williams
First Congregational Church
J. M. Rudy
George Carley
Willar Jellison
Frank Rothgeb
E. §. Potter
William H. Smith
H. D. Morton
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral services for Miss Carrie Duvaleus
The funeral for Miss Carrie Duvaleus is set for 8:30 a.m. Monday at the home 816 North Fourteenth Street and at 9 a.m. at St Francis Catholic Church. Burial will follow in Calvary Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
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Carrie Duvaleus
North Fourteenth Street
St. Francis Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Death notice for L G Pope in Corn ing Cal
Mrs R Bennin learns of the death of her brother in law L G Pope at his home in Corn ing Cal after a four day illness. He leaves wife and three children and burial will be in Corn ing. Mrs Pope is a former Quincy girl with many local friends who regret the loss. Also, Zae Webster High School beat Jackson School 11 to 1 in the last game of the season at Primsrose Park yesterday with Green and Brackensick on Webster and Hawkins and Zimmerman on Jackson. McGuinley’s two longer hits in the corn field were the game’s highlight.
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L. G. Pope
R. Bennin
Corning
Cal
Pacunicha
Webster High School
Jackson School
Primsrose
Green
Brackensick
Websters
Hawkins
Zimmerman
Jackson
McGuinley
Little Girl Finds City Hall Kitchen
A Quincy city clerk guides a hungry child from the city hall to the police station and jail to retrieve a sand for nourishment, revealing a city kitchen in the big building through a brave kitchen hunt led by Duke Schroer.
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Quincy
Irl
Duke Schroer
Schroer
Fragmentary Recipe Error Causes Family Confusion
A garbled OCR fragment describes a child, Miss White, addressing her mother about a mess in the house. The scene mentions a clerk, a kitchen, and a moment involving tea from a sandwich, with the girl rushing back to her mother in confusion.
Former Quincy Boy Joins Ambulance Corps in Hawaii
J B Sweney of 1122 Jersey street has a nephew John C Sweney a former Quincy boy now in Hawaii reports he joined the army six months ago and will sail with the ambulance corps for France in a few days Mail will reach him at No 9 Ambulance Schofield barracks Hawaii His mother lives in Omaha.
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J. B. Sweney
Jersey Street
John C. Sweney
Quincy
Hawaii
France
Mr. Sweney
No. 9 Ambulance
Schofield Barracks
Omaha
Quincy Commandery Elects New Officers
Quincy Commandery No 77 Knights Templar elected officers for the coming year led by John H. Breitstadt as commander and J M Winters as treasurer. Trustees named include J H Breitstadt F W Brinkoetter J T Caldwell J M Irwin and George M Reeves. Members contributing $1 to $5 for the Red Cross. Installation set for Friday June 22 in private.
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Quincy Commandery No
Knights Templar
John H. Breitstad
Fred W. Brinkoetter
J. E. Earl Caldwell
E. G. Thompson
L. E. Caldwell
T. J. Inghram
J. M. Winters
Charles H. Gaushell
J. H. Breitstadt
F. W. Brinkoetter
J. T. Caldwell
J. M. Irwin
George M. Reeves
Red Cross
I Do I Recommend Peruna To AM Sufferers Of Catarrh
Mrs William H Hinecliffe of Beverly Massachusetts writes that four bottles of Peruna helped her catarrh of head and throat and that she now feels much better She praises Peruna highly and notes a booklet on staying well is free Peruna Tablets are offered for those who object to liquid medicines.
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William H. Hinecliffe
Myrtle St
Beverly
Mass
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Fred C. Neuer
City Hall
Dresden
Cheney and
Valentine
Quincy Boy
Scovill Company
Nenad
Bride
Scovill
China
Hoosier” Kitchen Cabinets “Limbert’s’”’ Arts and Crafts
Barkey & Gay’”’ Furniture
Stearns & Foster’? Mattresses
North Star” Refrigerators
Clark Jewel” Oil Ranges
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