George Heidemann dies at 82 in Ouietz home
George Heidemann aged 82 died at 8 30 am Wednesday at 499 North Third street from old age complications. Born April 11 1834 in Anktum Germany he immigrated 60 years ago to the United States living in St Louis until 1864 when he moved to Ouiiev. He operated a grocery business in Ouiiev for 50 years and held 40 years at his 19 North Third Street location. A Catholic and charter member of St Nicholas 71 WCU he leaves wife Gertrude and three Ouiiev children Theodore Miss Pannis Heidemann and Mrs Anna Weeks plus two granddaughters Floren and Gussie. Burial in St Boniface cemetery. Friends invited to attend services at 9 a.m. in St Boniface church and in the home at 499 North Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bfeidemann
North Third Street
Anktum
Germany
St. Louis
Ouiney
Gertrude Felsing
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Louis
Weidemann
North Thirh Street
St Beniface Catholic Church
St Nicholas Branch
WCU
Theodore Heidenmann
Pannis Heidemann
Anna Weeks
Ouiiev
Floren
Gussie Heidemann
St. Boniface Catholic Church
St. Boniface
Matthew W. Carrott Dies in Rome After Illness
Matthew Wham Carrott died at 7 20 A M Wednesday in his Rome home after a two week illness from bronchial pneumonia. He was 63, born January 17 186? in Quincy, lifelong resident, former foreman at Whitney Ticknes Organ factory, later in dairy business, then Huck Manufacturing. He married Miss Mary Wool in Quincy in 1887. Survived by two sons Will of Minneapolis and Harry of this city, with brother James P L Carrott and parents Frederick K and Jane Finley Carrott. Funeral details not shown.
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Matthew Wham Carrott
Otlock
Rome
Sxteenth Street
Ifs
Ouincy
Whitney & Ticknes
Huck Manufacturing Company
Ust
Aliss Mary Wool
Quincy
Frederick K
Jane Fintey Carrott
James PL Carrott
Will Carrott
Minneapolis, Minn
Harry
City
Infant Dorothy Brinkman Dies of Pneumonia
Dorothy Brinkman infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Brinkman died at 1 o clock Tuesday night at 636 York street after a four day illness of pneumonia She was born June 20 1916 and was six months old She leaves brothers Clarence and Arthur and sisters Ethel Emma Milfred The funeral will be at 2 o clock at 636 York street and 2 30 in St Peters Church Burial will be in St Peters cemetery
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Dorothy Brinkman
Bernard Brinkman
York Street
Clarence
Arthur
Ethel
Emma
Milfred
St. Peter's
St. Peter's Cemetery
Deeds Recorded In Quincy Transfers And Ads
Deeds recorded show Charlotte Shampsoan transferring to Ralph H. Thompson on block two south of block two with a dwelling and garden. John B. Winking transfers to Mare Winking on block two point seven with Cox's ad in Quincy for ten dollars. James Fo Durst transfers to Quincy Railway Company a parcel at Twenty fourth and Spring streets valued at four hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Shampsoan
Ralph HH Thompson
Jobo
Quincy
John B. Winking
Mare Winking
Weil
Cox
James Fo Durst
Quincy Railway Company
Twenty-fourth
Spring Streets
Gaines
Wagner's bill gets approval in House
In Springfteld UL on March 22 the House passed Representative Wagner of namev CH bill No 400 prohibiting probate judges from giving legal advice to parties in an estate. Gartesche's bill challenging the tempering of county courts in Muechesi Bardin and Walcounties was passed.
Miss Helen Hagan Recital at Bethel Church Tonight
Miss Helen Hagan the colored pianist was to perform Wednesday evening at Bethel A M E church but the recital was postponed to tonight due to the Russian Symphony orchestra's appearance. The program includes Prelude and choral from Esser Vramek Spring Song Grieg and Wedding Day at Troldhaugen along with Liszt Debussy Chopin and Schumann pieces among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hagan
Bethel A. M. E
Russian Symphony Orchestra
Hagan
Sesar Vramek
Grieg
Troldhaugen
Coleridge Taylor
Deep River
Liszt
Debusser
Chopin
Pierot Ariequit
Valse Noble
Papillons Lettres Cansantes Clarina Chenin Estrela Reeconnassance
Pantalon Et Colombine-Vaise
Arlemande
Paginnia
LAY CONCRETE FOR NEW BATHING POOL IN HIGHLAND PARK
Woarkinen began laying the concrete foundation for a new swimming pool in Highland Park. It will be south of the main entrance, measure 143 by 90 feet, and be five feet shorter than planned due to hill intrusion. A central platform will hold a lifeguard, with others stationed around the pool. The pool will be filled with fresh water at regular intervals during use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woarkinen
Highland Park
I T
Remains of Elijah Tainline Buried at Home Cemetery
Soldiers and Sailors Home notices report the burial of Elijah Tainline, who died March 20 in the home hospital, at one o'clock today in the home cemetery. Several transfers, furloughs, and personal notes appear, including residents moving cottages, a bank book return by Virgil Stephenson to Lius Neal, and various staff changes and illnesses. Marriage licenses are listed for several couples from New Canton, Watters of Ganoesico, and surrounding areas.
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Elijah Tainline
Soldiers' Home Hospital
James Jouluson
Cottage 22
Mt. Vernon
Virgil CL Stephenson
Lius Neal
Neal
Stephenson
Mero
D. Broadwell
Wall
Charles Hendrix
Edward Price
Moline
Kimberlin
Rowe
Mr. O. Rose
Springfield
Mrs. Reason Piles
Seser, HI
Lucas
Cots Ai Oui Coepee
Beardstown Granted Right to Charge Toll
Springfield March 22 the senate roads committee recommended passage of a house bill to permit towns under 10 000 population to charge tolls for road improvements. Beardstown, where a bridge had been condemned, would pay for the repairs with funds from the bridge’s users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Senate Roads Committee
Piss DL Wes
Beardstown
Universal Training Bill to Be Offered in Extra Session
Representative Charles P. Gadwell of New York announces he will introduce on the first day of the extra session the universal training bill. The measure was previously offered as an amendment to the military appropriation bill in the last Congress but did not pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles P. Gadwell
Weader
House Committee On
W Eldred Elected Civic League Head
Officers were elected at the Wednesday noon meeting of the Civic Improvement League held at Hotel Newcomb. New officers named: President S W Eldred, first vice president P L Dickhut, second vice president E P Lannan, third vice president William Schlagenhaus, secretary C L Wells, treasurer J W Singleton. A vote of thanks was given to retiring officers. A Quincy sanitary survey was discussed and members pledged to help ensure its success. The president will name the standing committee in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Improvement League
Hotel
Newcomb
S. W. Eldred
P. L. Dickhut
E. P. Lannan
William Schlagenhaus
C. L. Wells
J. W. Singleton
Quincy
League
Landrum and Prather Form New Players Partnership
Marvy J. Landrum, star of a city Eagles minstrels show and ex Savage Amusement member, forms a partnership with O. L. Prather of Madison Nebraska to head Landrum Prather Players. Landrum, a lifelong showman and frequent Quincy visitor, lists Quincy Illinois on station letterheads. The company will tour presenting comedy drama and vaudeville with a western itinerary underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marv J. Landrum
Marvy J. Landrum
Eagles
Savage Amusement Company
O. L. Prather
Madison
Neb
Landrum-Prather
Landrum
Quincy
Quincy, Tl
West
Summers Child Eats Poison Powder Incident
Sterling Summers, three, of S24 Sycamore street, ate dye powder found in the home Wednesday morning and rested easily by night. Doctors reportedly removed the powder from his stomach before absorption and the child is believed to be out of danger. In Edwardsville, Mrs. Mary Caroline Hayer of Alton filed a will directing $240,000 in cash bequests including $3,000 to the Protestant Episcopal bishop of Vermont and $3,000 to the Orphanage of the Holy Child at Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Summers
J. Ralph Summers
Sycamore Street
Edwardsville
Mary Caroline Hayer
Alton
Vermont
Springfield
Spring Heralded By Sunk Knock From Top Of Auto
Old Sol marked the first day of spring with sunny skies and budding trees while milinery shops saw gains as coats faded. A train accident near Broadway hurled brakeman Carl J. Shumaker from a lowered car top. he suffered a deep head wound but was not considered seriously hurt and was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Sol
Brookfield
Lower Bay
Broadway
Carl J. Shumaker
Burlington
Shumaker
Man of suspected mind breaches Premier Lloyd George residence
London report states a man believed mentally unfit gained access to the Premier Lloyd George residence Wednesday afternoon. He was overpowered and arrested with difficulty, amid heightened security and concern over the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd George
Necessary to Overcome Impure Blood and Weak Condition
An old time medical blurb promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify the blood and expel poisons, claiming it strengthens the blood and restores health. It also mentions Peptiron Pills to build red corpuscles and vitality, urging readers to begin the regimen today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Hood
Hood
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Matthew W. Carrott
Lott H. Bell
Lott T. Bell
Walnut Alley
Qaines
Henrietta Hagerbaumer
Henrietta Layer
Baumer
TSS
Madison Street
Salem Church
IL Z. Leemhuis
Rews
Greenmount Cemetery
Wagner
Cearce
Resing
Fioestran Coquette
Kogan Kendrick
New Canton
Lois Luale Gard
Osis Paul Pierce
la Prairie
Elsie Tf
Watters
Oainesco
Ressip Lee Thorpson
Winchester
Mildred May Lights
Augusta
Loyal Lee Bryant
Keokuk
George H. Easter
Clark Cuo
Aee Clark Co
W. Eldred
Civic League
Summers
Posson
California
Placer County
Middle Fork
American River
St. Mary's Hospital
Crank
Premier
Bird’s Eye
China
Xtra
Brugalns
Chicago Loyal Legion Commandery
U. S. Army and Navy
Union Army
Busiess
Otto A. Mohrenstecher
F. M. McCann
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