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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1916

Page

12

Death of Lulu Hardy Platt in Carlsbad New Mexico

Relatives in West Carthage hear of the death of Lulu Hardy Platt aged 36 in Carlsbad New Mexico on June 7 after a long tuberculosis illness. Born southeast of the county, she lived on a farm with her parents before moving to Carthage and then to Carlsbad in 1911. She visited Carthage last year with her sister Zuleka, but had been largely silent for two years. Married in 1911 to Rush, she endured years of illness with family at her side throughout.

Carthage Lulu Hardy Platt Carlsbad N. M Lulu Zuleka Lulu Hardy Rush

Platt Aug 5 1911 survivors and obituaries noted

The item lists surviving relatives of Platt including Zuleka Hardy Carlsbad N M Mrs Frank Fife Carthage Mo Sallie Hopkins Trenton Mo Mrs Della Jenkins Carthage area C V Hardy Golden Baptist Thomas Joseph all of Carthage. It also notes a deceased infant son of Harold Graham and Mary Tanner later Mrs Graham in Burlington Iowa and various illnesses and local travel, real estate transfers and notices from Dallas City and surrounding areas.

Dallas City Graham Burlington Mary Tanner Rose Ewing Carthage Amboise Burner Wabash Street Chas. Hughett Meredosia George Denver Scott Belknap Akers Stanley Maynard Clarence Vera Hubbard Roy Sparrow Foster Lazier Stronghurst Court House Harve Waggoner Quincy Waggoner Charlotte Boston Cliff Clark Laura Bruce Keokuk O. H. Rohrbough West Point West Point Development Co Chas. Kimbrough Katstad Minn Frank Thornber Monmouth Thilda Hoch Henry Webber Myrtle Rams Lincoln H. F. Trapp Springfield Litta Bolles Kansas City Kan W. H. Rams Sara Geiger Iowa City Flora State University Anna Maynard Ermal Horner Violet Boswell Clark Hughes Seattle Wash Chicago William DeHart J. W. Williams J. D. Miller St. Louis Z. E. Williams Miss May Dickerson Indianola Fannie Reed Harold Wolfe Virginia Margaret Dunaway Marian Lisle West Miss Dunaway

Resident Of Quincy Dies After Long Illness

Amelia E. DeCrow of Quincy died at 638 Jersey Street at 10 15 AM Saturday from heart disease. Born August 9 1843 she was 70 and had lived in Quincy all her life. An active member of First Baptist Church she left four brothers George E Samuel H Jasper S of Quincy and Charles J of McCloud California.

Amelia E. DeCrow Jersey Street Miss DeCrow Quincy First Baptist Church George E Samuel H Jasper S Charles J McCloud Calif L. M. Simpson Canton St. Mary’s Hospital Pike County Christian Church Charles Leo Anna Simpson Sadie Borne Plainville O. Simpson John Brunswick George Perry Adair Oklo

Travilla Seeks Republican Nomination for State Board

Friends of Lawrence Travilla push for his nomination to the State Board of Equalization from the district. They cite his birth in the county, clean record, business experience, and integrity as key qualifications for serving the public with impartiality. From Mississippi Parm News.

Lawrence Travilla State Board of Equalization Travilla Mississippi Parm News

Funeral services for Gerry W. Vanden Boom held at home and church

The funeral for Gerry W. Vanden Boom was conducted at 8:30 in the family home and at 9 in St. Rose of Lima church. Rev Fathers Brennan Fortunatus and Didocus officiated with Paul Reinfels as master of ceremonies. Burial in Calvary cemetery. Out of town relatives attended. Separate notices list deaths of L. M. Simpson 68 a retired Canton farmer, Anna Varley 65 of Ireland exhaus tion cause, and Franciska Cordsiemon burial at Greenmount. Lillian Squires funeral held in Mumper parlors with large attendance. body to Bowen for burial.

Gerry W. VandenBoom Gerry W. Vanden Boom Locust Boulevard St. Rose of Lima Church Father Brennan Fortunatus Didocus Paul St. Louis John Leisy The Leisy Company Keokuk Henry Stark Mt. Sterling Anna Varley Peoria State Hospital Ireland James Varley James Brice F. J. Hartnagel Detroit Mich South Fourth Street St. Peters Catholic Church St. Peter's Cemetery Franciska Cordsiemon South Twenty-second Street Salem Evangelical Church Greenmount Cemetery Lillian Squires Maine Street W. D. Endres Christian Church Bowen

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