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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1919

Page

6

Candidates Named for Quincy High Class Day 1919

The 1919 Quincy High School senior class selected participants for class day exercises. Robert Bunting will write the class history, Betty Wilson the class ode, Marie Reidy the class poem, and Manuel Schwartz with Malcolm Eddy the class prophecy. The gift committee includes Duane Martin, Marion Best, Herbert Fick, Earl Farrar, Althea Hoffman, and Ruth Calkins. The Junior class presents Farces Tommy’s Wife and The Mouse Trap, with cast lists and rehearsal notes. The senior play Pride and Prejudice will be May 24 at the Empire theater. A canoe race, tennis tournament, and class picnic are planned.

Quincy High Robert Bunting Betty Wilson Marie Reidy Manuel Schwartz Malcolm Eddy Duane Martin Marion Best Herbert Fick Earl Farrar Althea Hoffman Ruth Calkins Focal High School Alice Hilpert Tommy New York City Thomas Pittman Carothers William Gerdes Rose Carother Inma Kelker Dick Grannis Kenneth Stewart Patty Campbell Marvy Handrickson de Yorburgh-Smith Pierre de Bouton William Marshall Edith Bronson Constance Ellis Empire Theater Hilpert

Deaths and Funerals in Quincy Obituaries

Mary M Westens longtime Quincy resident dies at 88 in daughter Anna Liesen’s home after paralysis. Survived by son H H Westens daughter and four and five great grandchildren. Also Lews Hageman 94 dies in daughter’s home. burial in Woodland. Captain A L C Hulse dies in Carlinville IL. to be buried Illinois Soldiers Home cemetery. William J Huber dies at 83 in Soldiers Home hospital. Civil War service noted. wife died earlier.

Mary M. Westens Quincy St. Mary Cathol‘c’ Church Anna Liesen Jackson Street H. H. Westens Mrs. Liesen Liesen Louis Hageman Lews Quincex Klugman Pielen Fiora Klnsman Dlageman A. C. Hulse John White Lambert Lodge Alc. Hulse Carlinville Captain Hulse Ilinois Soldiers’ and William J. Huber Soldiers Home Hospital Soth Thneis Volunteer Infantry Luber Mee Huber Penting

Simple Funeral Rite In Westminster Abbey For Martyred Nurse

London May 15 England paid tribute to Edith Cavell the English nurse executed by the Germans at Brussels Oct 12 1915 here today as her body en route from Brussels to Norwitch was taken to Westminster Abbey for a memorial service Crowds filled the streets and standing room was scarce asLondon residents showed homage to that brave woman described by the bishop of London as deserving much from the British empire The Abbey service drew a large congregation and public participation marked by solemnity and respect

London England Edith Cavell Brussels Norwitch Westminster Abbey Metropolis

Edith Cavell funeral rites conducted in London and Norwich

The obituary recounts Edith Cavell’s funeral events in London and Norwich. King George’s representatives attended the London service led by Westminster’s head, with hymns, psalms, and a moving procession. The coffin traveled to Norwich Cathedral for a second service and graveside rites.

George Earl of Athlone Mary Westminster St. John Sullivan

Abide With Me Recited by Miss Cavell in Prayerful Moment

In a reflective scene the bishop led a hymn titled Abide With Me as Miss Cavell joined in, repeating the sacred tune in a quiet devotional moment. The brief moment underscored a solemn religious cadence within the service.

Miss Cavell

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