Henry Freiburg Dies at 81. longtime Quincy shoemaker
Henry Freiburg, 81, oldest Quincy shoemaker and founder of Crispin Shoe Co, died June 19 at 1534 Oak Street after a severe cold. Born October 18, 1835 in Allendorf Germany, he emigrated in 1856 and held various shoe trades before establishing a wholesale and then Crispin Shoe Co. He leaves his wife and eight children plus 31 grandchildren. active in St Boniface and St Francis churches and Western Catholic Union. Funeral Saturday morning at St Boniface.
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Henry Freiburg
Crispin Shoe Company
Oak Street
Mr. Freiburg
Allendorf
Westphalia
Germany
America
New Orleans
Quincy
Freiburg
J. Rn. Erner
Hampshire Street
St. Paul
Fort Kearney
Neb
St. Joseph
Maine Street
Chicago
St. Louis
Joseph B. C
Chris
Stek
Josephine Meyer
St. Boniface Church
St. Boniface Catholic Church
St. Francis Catholic Church
St. al
St. Aloysius Society
No. 3
al. Beebe
Crispin Shoe Factory
Joseph Geers
Chris Freiburg
Bernard Brinks
Alphonse Freiburg
Rose Freiburg
Lawrence Wavering
Dry campaign launched in Quincy by Adams County Anti-Saloon League
S M Spurgeon, head of the Adams county Anti-Saloon League, announced a dry campaign to make Quincy a dry city. He cited national trends toward prohibition, urged both men and women to vote dry, and urged residents to join the effort to put the county seat in the dry column.
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S. M. Spurgeon
Anti-Saloon League
Adams County
Quincy
Spurgeon
AntiSaloon League of
Adams Coun
United States
Danville
Springfield
Anti-Saloon League of
Ilinois
SM. Spurgeon
Funeral service set at St Francis Catholic Church
A funeral for a family member will be held at 9:00 AM at St Francis Catholic Church. The service honors the deceased and will be conducted by church officials. Immediate family and relatives are invited to attend.
Auditing Department Plans Kate's Lake Fish Fry Saturday
Thirty members of the Standard Oil branch in Quincy will attend a fish fry outing at Kate's Lake Saturday. The menu includes baked ham and fish. A similar sales department outing occurred last Saturday.
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Standard Oil Branch Company
Quincy
Kate's Lake
Call for Older Men to Enter Final Officers’ Training Camp
The War Department issues a final call for civil life men over 31 to enter a new officers training camp. Applicants must be 20 years nine months to 40, with preference for those over 31. Pay is 100 dollars a month, with uniforms and transportation provided. Applications run June 15 to July 15 at local recruiting offices.
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United States
James E. Adams
Wells
Major Adams
Military Training Camps Association
Washington
War Department
United States Army
Army of the United States
Secretary of War
Deaths and Funerals Read in Local Notices
Mrs Catherine Hilbing funeral held at 8 30 in home and 9 in St Boniface church with large attendance. Grandsons served as bearers. Burial in St Boniface cemetery. William Kilusmann funeral at 2 private home service then St Jacobi Lutheran church burial in Woodland cemetery. Henry Burnzen funeral at 8 30 in home and 9 in St Marys church, burial in St Boniface cemetery.
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Catherine Hilbing
North Eleventh Street
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Father Degenhardt
Frank
Edward Tenk
Ollie Westmann
Harry
Ollie Steinkamp
St. Boniface Cemetery
William Kilusmann
Washington Street
St. Jacobi Lutheran Church
Woodland Cemetery
Henry Burnzen
Adams Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Mae Roach held at sister’s home
The funeral for Mrs Anna Mae Roach was conducted at 2 30 this afternoon at her sister Mrs Cora Marshall’s home at 1006 Elm Street by Rev G T Shaw. Burial followed at Greenmount cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
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Anna Mae Roach
Cora Marshall
Elm Street
G. T. Shaw
Greenmount Cemetery
Mrs Welch Died in Oakland Illinois at 82
Mrs Welch aged 82 mother of E A Welch a local mail carrier died at her Oakland Illinois home Wednesday morning from heart trouble. Her son, who had just returned from a visit, learned of the death and left Wednesday night to attend the funeral.
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M. Welch
S. M. Welch
E. A. Welch
Oakland
Ill
Real Estate Transfers in Clayton and Quincy
Frank and Mary Burgesser transfer $2,700 valued Clayton lots to W. 8. Dennis. Francis C. Saxer sells fots in block 76 John Woods addition Quincy to J. H. Harberts.
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Frank and
Mary Burgesser
Dennis
Clayton
Francis C. Saxer
J. H. Harberts
John Woods
Quincy
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Western Catholic Union
C. M. Spurgeon
Dren
William Klusmann
Atry
The
Red Cross
J. W. Wall
W. A. Jackson
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