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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1917

Page

4

High School Debate Interests Students

Arrangements are nearly complete for the high school debates Friday night. The Quincy negative team Theodore Koelsch John Winters and Enid Ireland will debate Springfield’s affirmative team in the focal high school auditorium. Quincy’s affirmative Carl Martudale Merwin Lytle and Francty Enright will debate in Jacksonvale at the same time with a new five team from that school. If Quincy wins a majority of the votes on these debates the teams will be eligible to enter the Musselman prize series for league champions.

Quincey Theodore Koelsch John Winters Enid Ireland Springfield Focal High School Auditorum Quiney Carl Martudale Merwin Lytle Francty Enright Jackssardle Ib Quincy Jacksonvalle Wall Gop Musselman Wich Daines Fac Vity Musselman Brothers

Mrs Wall to Address Adams Parent-Teachers Meeting

Mrs Wall will address Adams School parents and teachers in an afternoon meeting. Students will present a short program while mothers present will receive a picture provided by the association. Refreshments will follow and the room will feature state decorations.

Wall Spear Paar Adams Parpils Sall Wom

Wall to discuss cost of maintaining schools

J Will Wall will speak on the cost of maintaining the schools at the father’s night meeting in Franklin school Friday evening. Children will perform musical numbers and some athletic exercises.

J. Will Wall Tow. Wall Franklin

Jefferson PTA to Discuss Better Films upcoming meeting

The Jefferson School Parent Teachers Association will discuss the importance of better films at Friday afternoon meeting. Plath will read the dissertation.

Jefferson Meeting Parent Teachers’ Association of Jefferson Sehoal Priday Paftertood Plath

Berrian Booster Club to Stage Minstrel Show

The Berrian Booster Club names Sanith Banegert Stipn and Beekman to a committee to select a minstrel show to be given by the club at an upcoming event.

Berrian Booster Club Ert Sanith Charles Banegert George Stipn Willan Beekman Glen By

Booster club at Berrian School Meets With Sixteen Members

The Booster club of Berrian School held a meeting of members and fathers on Tuesday evening. The group is enthusiastic and currently numbers sixteen members. The next meeting is scheduled for March 30.

Berrian School

Hildebrand Sues for 38000 Back Pension Test Case

Joseph Hildebrand sues the city of Quincy for back pension alleged under the police pension laws of 1909 and 1912. He seeks 82070 monthly for years after leaving city service as a patrolman detached for station work. Other ex‑employees may file similar suits once the circuit rules.

Joseph Hildebrand Quincy Hildebrand F111 Wilson Henry FL Schmiedeskarop Thomas B. Harvey John B. Kroner E Hildebrand Phildebrand The Whig

R A Blanchard 9th Birthday Celebrated at Soldiers' Home

R A Blanchard aged nine celebrated today at the Soldiers' Home. He is noted as Peoria county's first white child born along the Illinois river. Born in a small cabin near Peoria, son of William Blanchard and Elizabeth Donohoe, he has eight siblings and four children, with three deceased. He served in Co G 10th Wisconsin Infantry, mustered out in Detroit in 1864, and remains active despite his years, doing winter work in California.

Peoria County Soldiers’ Home Rooon Blanchard Mr. Blanchard Peoria Fr Blanchard Ulinois William Blanchard Elizabeth Donoho R.A Blanchard R.A. Blanchard Isss Margaret McGueen Detroit Mich

Mayoral Candidates Meet in Salem Debate

JooN Thompson and Mayer Abbott, candidates for the mayoralty, will speak at a debate staged in Salem this Wednesday under the United Men's League of the Evingrel cat churches of OQuines. The Salem orchestra will furnish music for the occasion.

Salem Khatthag Safetoeh West Joon Thompson Mayer Abbott United Men's League of the Evingrelcat Churches of Oquines Salem Orchestra

Dies on Farm Where He Lived 50 Years

Frank Wissmann eighty eight year old Ellington Township resident died at his North Twenty fourth street home near the railroad crossing. Pneumonia caused death after contracting the illness Saturday. Born in Germany he immigrated as a youth and spent half a century on the farm where he passed away. He was a St Jacobi Lutheran member. his wife predeceased him. He leaves ten children, including Mrs Fred Halling and Mary Wissmann of Quincy, William and Edward Wissmann of Ursa, Mrs Fred Scott and Mrs William Cook of Riverside, Lizzie Wissmann at home, George and Frank Wissmann of Ellington, and three brothers William Philip Wissmann of Ellington and Louis Wissmann of Moberly Missouri.

Frank Wissmann Adams County Twenty-fourth Street Ellington Township Germany St. Jacobi Lutheran Church Fred Halling Arthur Adelpohl Mary Wissmann Quincy William Edward Wissmann Ursa Fred Scott William Cook Riverside Lizzie Wissmann George Ellington William and Philp Louis Wissmann Moberly

Funeral services for Mrs Wilhelmina Korte Friday

The funeral will be at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs August Koch 814 South Seventh Street and at 2 30 o'clock at St Peters Evangelical church Burial will follow in Woodland cemetery The body may be viewed this evening from 7 to 9 o'clock

Wilhelmina Korte August Koch South Seventh Street St Peters Evangelical Church Woodland Cemetery

Edward Philbrick Dies After Illness at Home

Edward Philbrick died at 3 40 oclock Tuesday afternoon after nine days with bronchial pneumonia in his mother's home at 416 South Sixth Street. Born July 22 19E1 he was two years seven months and 15 days old. He leaves his mother and grandmother.

Edward Philbrick South Sixth Street

Funeral for Austin Terwische Held at St Boniface

The funeral of Austin Terwische was conducted Wednesday morning with a private burial due to the nature of the disease. A solemn requiem mass was said at St Boniface Catholic church by Rev. Father THRDegenhardt and was largely attended. Burial followed at St Boniface cemetery with Rev. Father Anthony Kunsech officiating. Floral offerings were described as beautiful. Three classmates from St Louis University attended the service.

Austin Terwische St. Boniface Catholic Church TH R Degenhardt St Boniface Cemetery Father Anthony Kunsech St. Louis University

Funeral of Jennie Isabel Heron at family home

The funeral for Jennie Isabel Heron will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the family home 2528 Chestnut Street. Burial will be private in Woodland Cemetery.

Jennie Isabel Heron Chestnut Street Woodland Cemetery

Capt Dwight to be buried at Daugherty's private service

The body of Capt Dwight will arrive at Quin ovothis moron at 6 o clock and will be taken to Daugherty's undertaking establishment The service will be at the grave and will be private.

Dwight Quinovothis Moron Daugherty

Funeral for Var Eo Heyler Held at Mumper Chapel

Maury E Heyler announces the funeral for Var Eo Heyler at 2 oehuck hours after noon in the Mumper chapel. Burial will follow at the Soldiers and Sailors Home cemetery.

Maury E. Heyler Var Eo Heyler Ofehuck Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home Cemetery

Mrs. P. E. Walker Funeral Friday in Quincy

The body of 82 year old Mrs. P E Walker who died at her daughter’s home in Minneapolis arrives Friday morning in Quincy. A 3:30 pm funeral service will be held at her brother O B Gordon’s home at 205 South Sixteenth Street with burial private. She had lived in Quincy for years, was Episcopal, and leaves brother O B Gordon daughter Mrs G Holbrook of Minneapolis and grandson Gordon Holbrook of Bath Maine.

P. E.walker F.G. Norbrook Minneapolis Minn O. B. Gordon South Sixteenth Street Quincy Episcopal Church G. Holbrook Gordon Holbrook Bath

Death of Robert Moore at St Marys Hospital

Robert Moore aged 52 died at 11 50 Wednesday morning in St Marys hospital from cancer of the face. He had been a patient since October 1 1916. He leaves a daughter Mrs L King of Hannibal and a brother James Moore of Quincy.

Robert Moore St. Mary’s Hospital L. King Hannibal James Mooore Quincy

Funeral Services for Clark Bettis Worth

Funeral services for Clark Bettis worth were held at the Freiburg chapel at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. W. D. Endres. The body will be shipped to Bowen Hl for burial.

Clark Bettisworth Freiburg Chapel W. D. Endres The Christian Church Bowen

Mrs Vahle Dies at Ursa Township Home After Illness

Mrs Henry Vahle died at noon Wednesday in her Ursa township home near Rock Creek station after six weeks of illness. Born in Germany September 19, 18th, she came to the United States as a young woman and was active in St. Jacobi Lutheran church. She leaves her husband Henry Vahle, three daughters Anna Bristo Sophia Ralph and Pauline Niemyer, three sons F W Vahle TH Henry VI Jr and Michel Vahle, one brother Joseph Boecker and another brother in Germany, twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren, plus other relatives.

Henry Vahle Ursa Township Rock Creek Station Germany St. Jacobi Lutheran Church Anna Bristo Riverside Township Sophia Ralph Ouiney Pauline Niemyer Urea Township

Soldier Swain Buried With Long-Waited Son Arrival

Henry Swain private in Company A 12th Illinois infantry and former Cottage 22 resident died in St Marys Hospital. He was buried Wednesday in the Home cemetery after funeral services led by the Home chaplain. Remains were kept for arrival of his son from California who came for the ceremony.

Henry Swain Co. A U Winois Infantry Cottage 22 St. Mary's Hospital Home Cemetery Wome Mr. Swain California

Birthday Cards Mark Seventieth for Mrs McCormick

In a quiet town observance Mrs McCormick marked her 70th birthday with more than 70 cards from friends. Her son B F McCormick of Havre Mont, assistant manager, sent a department store photo of 60 clerks. Other notes mention hospital discharges, visits, and a death at the home hospital.

McCormick B. F. McCormick Havre, Mont Rachel Brooks Cottage 1 Brooks Manier Clendenny Marie Kaufman Terre Haute Tnd Kaufman Warren Coots Kimberlin Cottage 22 Bledsoe Cottage 17 Wilson J. T. Whiting Coan

Deeds Recorded in Quiney Donations and Transfers

Deeds show Bernadine Michael et al transferring a 12 lot 2 block and extra lot portion in Berrian Addition Quincy to M Elizabeth Michael. Theodore C. Poling trustee transfers lot 9 block 1 McFadon’s Quinev to Walter and Adolph Terwische for $240. Adolph Terwische to Walter Terwische transfers lot 9 block 1 McFadon’s Dav nes for $75. Boniface Schrenke to Bernadine J Schmidt notes lots 21 and 22 block 6 Walton Heights for $2,006. Christina Krauge et al to Johanna Krause lot 27 block 116 John Woods Addition Quincy for $3.

Bernadine Michael M. Elizabeth Michael Berrian

Birth announced for Walter Meyer family daughter

Born to Mr and Mrs Walter Meyer at 903 North Twelfth street a daughter Wednesday morning. Inexpensive American sewing machines should find a ready market in Brazil.

Walter Meyer North Twelfth Street Brazil

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