Night School in Quincy Closes After Productive Year
Night school term in Quincy ended Friday with large classes and over 4000 students enrolled during the year. English for foreigners, beginning English, High school English, Commercial English, citizenship training, millinery sewing and mechanics led enrollment. Principal JT Willememeyer and teachers earned praise amid coal-shortage interruptions.
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William Wright Buried With Military Honors At Home Cemetery
William Wright, Civil War veteran, was buried Saturday afternoon in the Soldiers' Home cemetery with military honors. Surviving brother George Wright and brother-in-law Milton Skinner, both of Somonauk, IL, attended. he died March 19 at age 78 after service in Company D, 106th Illinois Infantry. A sister Mrs. Maggie Mattingly of Jacksonville, IL survives. He was admitted to the home March 9, 1910.
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