Rotary plan flags and prepardness event in Quincy
Quincy Rotarians announced a June 10 demonstration for national preparedness with a city wide flag display on public and private buildings. A five minute pause for thought is planned at 11 55, with Adler and colleagues directing the effort. Delegates to the national Rotary West in Cincinnati were named amid routine meeting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Rotarians
P.trotic
Middle West
Chicago
Morris Adter
Forenson
Morris Adler
Arthur BP
Odett
Ray Oaktes
Wot
Eddy
Roo M. Switver
Standers
Stern Am Sons Thor Department
Jolia Shorn
AO Otis Arnold
Rotary West
Cincinnath
Rochester
Minn
R. F. Waltensdachf
New York
Lawrence Weiss
Shannon Park
Schwinderer Sande
Rebekahs Meet in Camp Point May 20
The eighteenth annual meeting of the Rebekahs of the 23rd Winds district will be held in Camp Point Saturday May 20. Amon g those on the program is A Otis Arnold of Quincy deputy grand master of the EO F. The day includes reception of visitors appointments lunch afternoon visits welcome speech by Mrs Eva Miller response by Mrs Cora L Bright Barry memorial service by Mt Sterling 190 and Mt Sterling School of Instruction State President Laura B Latham Eldorado assisted by Grace A Henry chief examiner Mendota assembly degree Laura B Lathan assisted by Mae M Crowell state secretary Rochford 5 30 adjournment for dinner evening literary program readings addresses and conferred degrees.
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Rebekahs
23Rd Winds
Camp Point
Amon
A. Otis Arnold
Quincy
Welccome
Eva Miller
Cora L. Bright Barry
Mt Sterling
Mt. Sterling School of Instruction
Laura B. Latham
Eldorado
Grace A Henry
Mendota
Laura
Rebekah
Calla Rebekah Lodge
Golden
Lizzie Catle
Mary Folckemer
Minnie Roberts
Bertie Slunsaker
Lottie Ward
Mollie Wall
Dora Yeargain
Laura Little
Nannie Welsh Travis
Vsa Meatheringham
Bertie Thinsaker
Teta Hunsaker
Ada Mersend Badges
Molle Wall
Hleda Beckett
Jocann Wisehart
Funeral at cottage 22 for LeRoy Scott marked by large attendance
Soldiers and Sailors Home notes LeRoy Scott's funeral held Monday at 1 PM in cottage 22 with Rev Beadles delivering the sermon. Music by local performers from the city and cottage 22, and attendees included his brother, a son and a daughter. Others mentioned include residents visiting relatives and a recent marriage of Fred Glass and Edna Pappe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Scott
Cottage 22
Beadles
Mabel Murray
J. H. Kelker
Walter Hallford
Mr. Green
Scott
John Anderson
Pittsburg
Kans
Mr. Anderson
Fred Glass
Edna Pappe
Locust Street
Miss Pappe
Lease
Hannibal
John Finnell
Fred
Bevtesville
John B. Carson
Trome
Elfiot
St. Louis
Cottage 4
Willan
H. Harrison
New London
Twingis
FORRIER QUINCY MAN DIES IN CHICAGO
Michael Cames about 70 years old formerly of this city died in his Chicago home on Tuesday evening He was known for serving on the poles force and once ran a restaurant on Front street He belonged to Bodlew lodge Ouiney commandery Rights Templar and Alpha chapter He leaves a widow and one son Arnold B Cames Details of funeral time to be announced locally
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Michael Cames
Chicago
Mr. Cames
Ars
Front Street
Waine
Hampshire Streets
Cames
Bodlew Lodge
A.M. Ouiney Commandery
Tle
Arnold B. Cames
Miss Emma Cook Dies at 85 in Ellington Township
Miss Emma Cook, 85, of Ellington township, died Tuesday afternoon after years of illness caused by age. Born November 30, 1830 in England, she came to America in 1885 and lived with relatives in Ellington. She leaves brother Albert S. Cook, nephews F C Cook and W H Cook, a niece Mrs Emma Voorhis, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Emma Cook
F.C. Cook
Ellington Township
London
England
America
Albert S. Cook
Episcopal Church
Miss Cook
F. C. Cook
Ellington
W. H. Cook
Riverside Township
Emma Voorhis
Funeral of Fred Warning Held at Family Home
The funeral was held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the family residence 1020 Vine Street, officiated by Rev. Father Postner of St. John's Catholic Church. A large attendance of relatives and friends paid respects, with numerous floral offerings including one from Moller and VandenBoom Lumber, where Warning once worked. Six nephews served as bearers. Burial followed at Calvary cemetery with out of town guests Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Warning of Marcelline and John Warning of Maywood in attendance.
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Fred Warning
Vine Street
Father Postner
St. John’s Catholic Church
Moller and VandenBoom Lumber Company
Warning
August
John Warning
Quinney
Frank
George Warning
Masweed
Elmer
Fred
Marcelline
Calvary Cemetery
Mrs. Gottlieb Warning
Maywood
Funeral rites held for Mrs Theresa Lohmann in Melrose township
Funeral services for Mrs Theresa Lohmann were conducted at 8:30 AM Tuesday at the residence on South Eighth Street in Melrose township and at 9:00 AM in St Mary’s Catholic Church led by Rev Father A Zurbensen. Bearers included Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Lohmann
Melrose Township
South Eighth Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father A. Zurbensen
Henry
Local Obituary Mentions Six Defendants in Burial Note
John Wiskirchen Nelsen Alois Holtschlag William Wei man John Neuman and Frank Klingele are named, burial held at St. Boniface cemetery.
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Nelsen
John Wiskirchen
William Weiman
Alois Holtschlag
John Neuman
Frank Klingele
St. Boniface Cemetery
Funeral for William A. Samsen at home Thursday
The funeral service for William A. Samsen will be held at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the residence 719 Van Buren Street. Burial will follow in Greenmount Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
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William A. Samsen
O'Crovek
van Buren Street
Greenmount Cemetery
John Jansen Dies in City After Six Week Illness
John Jansen of 513 Harrison street died at 9:20 Tuesday morning from complications after a six week illness. Born in Hanover Germany on June 27 1847 he would have been 69. He lived here 26 years worked in gardening south of the city and was a member of St Mary's Catholic church. He leaves three sons Henry Clem ens and Bernard three daughters Mrs Frank Schoenecknes Mrs George Strawn and Miss Josephine one sister Mrs Herman Borcker and five grandchildren all in this city. Funeral notice later.
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John Jansen
Harrison Street
Hanover
Germany
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Henry
Clemens
Bernard
Frank Schoenecknes
George Strawn
Josephine
Herman Borcker
Louise Williams Dies at 75 in North Fifth Street Home
Mrs Louise Williams died Sunday night at her home 1601 North Fifth Street aged 75. Surviving family members are residents of the Soldier’s Home, indicating close ties to military service and veteran care.
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Louise Williams
North Fifth Street
Soldier's Home
Death of Edward Arentz in San Francisco at 66
Edward Arentz, longtime Quincy native, died Monday in San Francisco at age 66. Born and raised in Quincy, he married Ann Roberts of Scotland in Quincy. They left Quincy 36 years ago. wife died three years ago. He leaves two Quincy sisters, Mrs. William A. Young and Mrs. Lena Taylor, plus eight children in San Francisco and two grandchildren. Relatives reside elsewhere too.
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Edward Arentz
San Francisco
Quincy
Ann Roberts
Scotland
Arentz
William A. Young
Lena Taylor
Funeral of Frederick H. Bar telt Held at Home and Church
The funeral was held at 2 pm Tuesday at the home of 1023 Madison Street with private services, followed by 2:30 pm services at Salem Evangelical Church conducted by Rev. H J Leembuis. Six nephews served as bearers. Burial was in Woodland Cemetery. A Kansas City brother attended.
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Frederick H. Bartelt
Aladison Street
Salem _evangelical church
H. J.leembuis
Woodland Cemetery
Kansas City
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ghertz held at Old People's Home
Short funeral services for Mrs Mary Ghertz were conducted in the Old People's Home at 5 o'clock Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ghertz
Funeral Held Afternoon for German Methodist Pastor’s Relative
The funeral for a church member was moved to the afternoon due to one son’s absence. The body was transported to Lake Benton Minnesota on the 6:15 train for burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. F. Hertzler
First
German Methodist Church
Lake Benton
Minn
Madde
Burial at Greenmount for J Russell E Goodapple
J Russell E Goodapple, son of Mr and Mrs Melvin H Goodapple of 825 South North street, died Monday morning and was buried at Greenmount Cemetery at 2 PM Tuesday.
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Greenmount
J . Russel E
Melvin H. Goodapple
South Torth Street
Funeral for Mrs Katherine Cahill at St Marys Hospital
The funeral for Mrs Katherine Cahill will be held at 8:00 this morning at St Marys Hospital conducted by Rev Father Driscoll pastor of St Peters Catholic Church. Burial follows at St Peters Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Cahill
St. Mary's Hospital
Father Driscoll
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Death Notice for William Schottmueller in St Louis
Attorney Thomas A. Scherer received word Tuesday morning of the death of William Schottmueller at his home in St Louis. He was 72 and had formerly lived in Quincy. Mr. Scherer departed Tuesday to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schottmueller
Thomas A. Scherer
St. Louis
Schottmueller
Mr. Scherer
Quincy
Funeral for Joseph D. Robinson Today at Home
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock this morning at the family residence 618 Washington Street. Burial follows privately in Woodland Cemetery with friends invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Robinson
Washington Street
Woodland Cemetery
Redmen Elect Grand Officers in Illinois
In Springfield on May 17, officers of the Improved Order of Red Men Great Council were elected. Names include Great Sachem A J Steidley Shelbyville Great Senior Sagamore C N Saum Watseka Great Junior Sagamore M C Cook Duquoin Great Prophet John A Sweet Marshall Great Chief of Records O L Whitmer Springfield Great Keeper of Wampum William Delay Danville and representatives J A Sweet Marshall A L Somers Westville F W Jones East St. Louis. Trustees F J Vogelstrom Moline A A Lawson Springfield W P Aldridge New Haven. Pocahontas Officers Daughters of Pocahontas elected the rest.
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Springfield
Ill
Great Council
A. J. Steidley
Shelbyville
Sagamore
C. N. Saum
Watseka
M. C. Cook
Duquain
John A. Sweet
Marshall
O. L. Whitmer
Wampum
William Delay
Danville
J. A. Sweet
A. L. Somers
Westville
F. W. Jones
East St. Louis
F. J. Vogelstrom
Moline
A. A. Lawson
W. P. Aldridge
New Haven
Pocahontas
Notable officers and guardians named in city page listing
The article lists officers including Great Minnehaha Edith Sands of Maryville as great prophetess, Anna Burkey of Bloomington as great Pocahontas, Jennie Dunlap of Springfield as great Wenona, Alice Caton of Mattoon as great keeper of records, Nellie Gentzlar of Decatur as great keeper of wampum, and Maye Perry of Springfield as great keeper of wampum.
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Edith Sands
Maryville
Anna Burkey
Bloomington
Pocahontas
Jennie Dunlap
Springfield
Wenona
Alice Caton
Mattoon
Nellie Gentzlar
Decatur
Maye Perry
Mary Jane Bobbitt Dies in Daughter's Home
Mrs. Mary Jane Bobbitt formerly of Camp Point died in Monroe City Missouri at her daughter Harre Omer’s home on Tuesday evening She was born February 8 1830 in Camp Point wife of the late George C Bobbitt Surviving are two children Warry Omer of Monroe City and Ella Brown of Billings Montana one brother B H Welsh of Monroe City and three sisters Lizzie Lott of Jacksonville Illinois Ella (text cuts)
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Camp Point
Mary Jane Bobbitt
Harre Omer
Monroe City
Bobbitt
George C. Bobbitt
Warry Omer
Ella Brown
Billings
Montana
B. H. Welsh
Lizzie Lott
Jacksonville
Ella
Camp Point woman dies. funeral set for Wednesday
Welch and Mrs William Cutter of Camp Point mourn a kind Christian woman beloved by many. Funeral will be Wednesday afternoon at two in the Christian church conducted by Rev R A Omer with interment at Evergreen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
William Cutter
Camp Point
R. A. Omer
Evergreen Cemetery
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Theresa H. Lohmann
Mrs. Louise Williams
Redmen
Kane
Comiskey’s
Hampshire
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cAuto
Coats
Maine Street
Oy Children’s
Capes
Farrier Fteoe
Phoeea
Lot
Hillie Burke
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