State Aid Road costs loom in county session
County supervisors convened to refer communications to committees and debated funding for an armor plant site in Gene City. The board approved the county expense summary for September and December totaling 68 100, and discussed a letter to the navy department backing site selection while noting delays trimmed the road contract to 13 167.
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Board of Supervisors
Tre Chainman
Tom Gibba
Count
Bale Smith
Specad Board of Imepuiing
Gene
State Street
W. J. Smith
Boar
Quincy
Chamber of Commerce
Quites Prissessnt
Board of Supervears
Navy Department
iInqmiss
Navy
Oniney
Atuier
Oliver Pheajas Nolin
Thos Euartertys
Bet T. Saath
Saahar
Daugherty
What is Rheumatism Why Suffer from It
Fragmented medical ad text discusses rheumatism and claims pure blood is essential for health. It denounces simple topical salves and promotes a proprietary program from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta for health improvements and a detailed probation officer report in Quincy.
Soldiers and Sailors Home Ledger of Deaths and Details
A flawed entry notes that Dorkman of the U S Navy died at the hospital Sunday afternoon at 77. Frederick Prange died Sunday night at 8 35 of influenza age 89. A German belongs to Or Fo 99th Ohio infantry and was a shoemaker before entering the home. Burial plans mention Springfield.
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Fares . Dorkman
U. S.navy
Ele
Frederick Prange
99Th Ohio Infantry
Springfield
John Bariudee
Hospital Transfers And Patient Movements In Cottage Row
In a series of moves, Mr Dehnsen and Mrs Daunell from cottages 22 and 7 were moved to hospital care for treatment. Mr Lameline and Mrs Thores vacated cottage 22 while James McCormick and Mr Maw ape shifted to cottage 17. Mrs Gerry Pennington and Mr Pennington from cottage 22 were visited by Ce Uusibs and the two Ten were Ce uUsibs.
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Dehnsen
Mrs Daunell
Ico
John Tidaback
Thores
James McCormick
Gerry Pennington
Qattey
Pennington
Canton, Mo Man Dies Here After Illness
Canton resident James Hicker Son died Monday at St Marys hospital from complications after an eye injury. He was 60, born in Alisoner, a prominent farmer and longtime member of the Pantish church. Survived by wife and two daughters, Frank Goeney, Miss Christie Tules of Lewis County, one brother Frank, and one sister Nan Robertson. Funeral held Sunday at Marblehead home of his father Vincent Stollberg with burial in Bluff Tall cemetery.
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Eta Pealey
Canton
Mia
St Maryv’s Hospital
Alisoner
Ayél
Pantish Church
Teo Ayife
Mire
Fred Goeney
Miss Christia Tules
Lewis County
Prank
Mos Nan Robertsoan
James Hickerson
Valentine Stollberg
Marblehead
B. R. Maunman
Bluff Mall
Bluff Tall
Death of Aged Resident from Grip in Quincy
Mrs. Catherine Peters age 71 died at 5 a.m. Sunday at 627 State Street from grip after weeks of illness. Born January 25, 1836 in Felda Germany she immigrated in 1854 settling in Quincy where she lived most of her life. Survived by husband August Peters two sons Henry C. Peters Otto A. Peters two daughters Elizabeth and Reba Peters five grandchildren two brothers John and Gottlieb Geebel of Clayton two nieces Mrs Roy O Connor of Clayton and Mrs William Metz of Vancouver B C and nephew William Harold Geebel of Clayton. Funeral arrangements pending likely Thursday afternoon.
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Catherine Peters
State Street
Peters
Felda
Grossherzogtum
Hesse- Darmstadt
Germany
Quincy
August Peters
F. W. Niekamp
Bethel German Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry C. Peters
Otto A. Peters
Elizabeth
Reba Peters
Peter E Strenger Dies at 63 in City Home
Peter E. Strenger died at 7:30 Sunday morning at his home on Jefferson street from heart and lung trouble after four weeks of illness. He was born in Germany April 6, 1863, lived in this city since childhood, worked as a foreman on the Menke Line for 35 years, and was a member of the Macabees. Survived by his wife, two sons Vibert and Walter, six daughters Mrs Wham Dicks Mrs Roy Plug westcott Quiney Edna Eilda and Mildred, six grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Gottlieb Landwehr and Mrs Henry Biebighauser, all of Quay. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 from home, 704 Jefferson, Woodland Cemetery. Friends invited. Also noted: Mrs Lucia Warner, 84, who left Geneva 30 years ago for Los Angeles, died Feb 21 in Los Angeles.
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Peter E. Strenger
Jefferson Street
Gerawny
Issbo
Menke Line Wilms
The
Maccabees
Vibert
Walter
Diaueteers
Wham Dicks
Roy Plug Wescot Ouiney
Edna
Eilda
Mildred
Gottlieb Landwehr
Henry Biebighauser
Quay
Peter TL. Stemeer
Woodland Cemetery
Sorigen
Widow of A. M. Warner Lived Civil War Era Figure
The woman was widow of A. M. Warner a Memphis wagon manufacturer during the Civil War. Her father donated the site for the naval academy in Northfield Vermont where Admiral Dewey studied. She was born in Northfield Vermont.
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A. M. Warner
Memphis
Tenn
Northfield
Admiral Dewey
Death from fall from barn on Lima farm
Harry Eshom died at 6 o'clock Monday morning after falling from a barn just completed on his parents farm in the Lima neighborhood. He was working on the roof last Thursday when the ladder gave way, causing the fatal fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eshom
Lima
Harry Eshom
Harry
Tragic Fall Claims 23-Year-Old Worker Life
A worker slipped from a position and fell 20 feet to the ground. He sustained head injuries leaving him unconscious and dying Monday at 6 o clock. He was 23 years old.
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Funeral service for W T Hughes conducted Monday
The funeral of W T Hughes, who died at 3 30 pm Friday, was held at 2 20 pm Monday in Wheeler chapel with Rev. G F Oliver officiating. Burial followed in Greenmount Cemetery. Bearers were Samuel H Hughes Josiah Hughes Almon B Stratton Jacob Blauser Arthur Thompson and Chester Poling. Born near Quincy and educated in
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W. T. Hughes
Wheeler Chapel
G. FP. Oliver
George Reeves
J. T. Inghram Gang
Greenmount Cemetery
Samuel H. Hughes
Josiah Hughes
Almon B. Stratton
Jacob Blauser
Arthur}. Thompson
Chester Poling
Quincy
Quincy man connected to local Congregational churches
The record notes a Quincy resident, Ma Hughes Sfeortand, who worked as a bookkeeper and specialty salesman. As a youth he joined the Payson Congregational church and later transferred his membership to the Congregational church of Quincy.
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Quincy Fligh School
Hughes Sfeortand
Payson Congregational Church
The
Congregational Church of
Quincy
Funeral held for Perry Hunsaker at family home
The funeral for Perry Hunsaker was held at 2:30 PM Monday in his parents’ home at 30014 South Wirth Street. Rev. Lymar Greenman of the Unitarian church conducted a private service. Burial followed at Woodland Cemetery with bearers Robert Allen, John G Dykes, John Montague, Eril Kaempen, John Flynn and Fred J. Becker among attendees.
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Perry Hunsaker
Dave Hunsaker
South Wirth Street
Lymar Greenman
Unitarian Church
Robert Allen
John G Dykes
John Montague
Eril Kaempen
John Flynn
Fred J. Becker
Woodland Cemetery
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Navy Board
Adams County
Camiittee
Rene
Hip
Id Alii
Eck Tt L Ff Co
EES
Abe Ina Sc
Nolan
Barney
Swift
4Th Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Ice
McCarl
Reardon
Gigneva
Oto
St. Charles
Alowinas
Swat
Giri
Rghit
Chaelieg Gian
Heaumnes
Ff Gytethners
Gicesene
Ascoort
Phe Kos
Py i. Niet
Antee
Gunther How. Co
Quincy, Ill
John Y Tuley
St. Mary's Hospital
Atlee
London
Paris
Grip
Peter
Strenger
Lucia Warner
Mere
Guiney
Los Angeles
Base Automobile Manufac
Tured
Amer Automobile Construction
Quincy Machine Works
Marmen Distributors
Maine Street
H. B. Herbert
Sales Mgr
Fenté
G Os Hinder
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