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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1917

Page

8

Quincy Freight Tonnage For 1916 Report

The Quincy Chamber of Commerce records annual rail freight for 1916 with 514 251 tons received and 232 635 tons forwarded, totaling 746 889 tons. Over eight years, average annual changes are 23 368 tons for forwarded, 3 701 for received, and 2 071 for combined totals.

Quincy Quincy Chamber of Commerce C. F. Perry

Death of Mrs Alta Mills Willey in Hannibal

Mrs Alta Mills Willey of Hannibal died at Levering hospital at 11 p m on Wednesday after Brights disease. She leaves husband two brothers Loren and John Mills four sisters Mildred Imogene Martha Armiga and her parents The funeral is at 2:30 p m today at Arch Street Methodist church Also noted are the funeral of Mrs Henry Nuessen at her South Twenty fourth street home and St Marys Catholic church with requiem mass and bearers cousins Wiskirchen. and funeral of Samuel A McKay at 2 p m Thursday at 727 North Twenty second Street burial Greenmount Cemetery.

Alta Mills Willey Hannibal J. K. Mills Levering Hospital Bright Loren John K. Mills Mildred Imogene Martha Armiga Louis Boyd M. C. Mills Bowen Arch Street Methodist Church Henry Nuessen South Twentyfourth Street St. Mary‘'s Catholic Church Father Zurbensen Edward H George Walter Rome Edward Arnold Wiskirchen St. Boniface Cemetery Father Klaes Samuel A. McKay North Twenty-second Street G. F., Oliver Vermont Street Methodist Church J. H. Reiter A. Cox L. P. Cassidy Louis Thrush John Hedrick Alex Rossweg Greenmount Cemetery John Knaup Old People’s Home Washington Street Germany America Wisconsin St. Louis Milwaukee Woodland Cemetery Michael Leahey Duker Chapel Maine Street St. Peters Catholic Church St. Peter’s Cemetery Quincy Women's Foreign Missionary Society E. G. Coon Rantaul Illinois Society Dorothy Jones West China Hews India Rosa E. McLaughlin Monmouth Knox City Moncton Canton Elliff Francisco California Cottage Sarah Wurtz Nichols Iowa E. Stafford Ridder Colmer Payson Schooley Pekin Sarah F. Weiford Eichorn Ursa Frank Scott W. D. Elliott B. W. Rowland Bell Stamps Cottage 5 Lincoln Meckue Danville

Women Teachers Pay Tribute to Miss Dunn

The Women Teachers' club passes a resolution lamenting the death of Miss Susie Dunn. They praise her fifty years of faithful service and loyalty to teaching, noting her influence and kindness as an honored member and friend. Signed by Ella Randall, Sallie Williams, and Clara Wilson.

Women Teachers’ Club Susie Dunn Miss Dunn Ella Randall Sallie R. Williams Clara Wilson

Street Committee Plans Maine Street Track Improvements

The street committee of the Civic Improvement association will meet with city authorities soon to urge the street railway company to install new tracks on the south side of Maine street from Eighth to eighteenth streets and to pave the right of way along this stretch.

The Civic Improvement Association Maine Street Eighth Eighteenth Streets

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