Bennett of Adams dies after long illness
Frank Bennett a hardware merchant in Adams Illinois died Saturday in his home around 2 pm after months of poor health. Born December 23 1848 in New York he came to Adams County 47 years ago and ran the Adams hardware business for 25 years. He married Florence Hoffmann and is survived by a widow a daughter Mrs Lee Horton of Burton a son Roy Bennett of Quincy two nephews Charles Bennett Kansas City Willis Bennett Paygon and a niece Mrs Daniel Deege Liberty IL.
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Frank Bennett
Adams
Adams County
Mr. Bennett
New York
Florence Hoffmann
Lee Horton
Burton
Roy Bennett
Quiney
Charles Bennett
Kansas City
Willis Bennett
Paygon
Daniel Deege
Liberty
Henry Campbell Dies at 51. Paralytic Stroke Claimed Life
Henry Campbell colored died at 1 30 o clock Saturday morning at 1613 North Fourth Street. He was 51, a widower, and longtime janitor of the Moecker hotel. The death was due to a paralytic stroke.
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Henry Campbell
North Fourth Street
Mr. Campbell
Moecker Hotel
Fred Waldhaus Summoned After Death at Home 805 Ohio
Fred Tr. Waldhaus died at 805 Ohio Street at 7 45 Saturday morning from complications after a months long illness. Born August 19 1865 in Quincy, he was 51. He belonged to Stohns Lutheran church Iron Moulders union Globe Tent of the Maccabees No 97 and the South Side Boat club. He leaves a widow one son Joseph Waldhaus two daughters Mrs Rex Duncan of Johnson City IL and Mrs George Netuam of Ouiney, his father Henry Waldhaus three sisters Mrs Joseph Schaefer Mrs Charles Gustison and Miss Sadie two brothers Charles and Amy and one grandson. Funeral at 3 oclock Monday at 805 Ohio Street Burial in Greenmount Cemetery Mrs A Glindeman. Funeral services for Mrs Albert
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Fred Tr. Waldhaus
Ohio Street
MD. Waldhaus
Quincy
Stohn's Lutheran Church
Iron Moulders’ Union
Globe Tent
The
Maccabees
South Side Boat Club
Joseph Waltdhaus
Rex Duncan
Johnson City
George Netuam
Ouiney
Henry Waldhaus
Joseph Schaefer
Charles Gustison
Sadie
Charles
Amy
Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral arrangements for Glindeman announced
Services set for 8 3 o clock Monday at the hone 836 State street with private services and at 9 o clock in St Boniface Catholic church Burial will be private in Woodland cemetery Flowers requested to be omitted Friends invited to the church
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Glindeman
Funeral for Alonzo M Myers at home and church
The funeral of Alonzo M Myers will be conducted at 2 PM in the home at 805 Jackson Street with private services, and at 2 30 PM at St Peter's Evangelical Church. Burial will be in Woodland Cemetery.
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Alonzo M. Myers
Jackson Street
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral for Christian Obrock in Cincinnati
The funeral for Christian Obrock, who died at his home in Cincinnati Ohio last Thursday morning, will be conducted at 2:30 this afternoon at the August Stormer undertaking establishment. Burial will be in Woodland Cemetery.
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Christian Obrock
Cincinnati
Ohio
Stormer Undertaking
Woodland Cemetery
Death notice for George Otis Mayhall of Bentonville
George Otis Mayhall died in Bentonville Arkansas after a long lung illness. He leaves widow Louise Henson of this city, daughter of F. W. Henson of 110612 Payson avenue. Body to be brought to Quincy for burial. funeral arrangements to follow.
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George O. Mayhall
Quincey
George Otis Mayhall
Bentonville
Ark
Mayhall
Louise Henson
F. W. Henson
Payson Avenue
Quincy
Loring of Clayton Township Dies at 53
George M. Loring formerly of Clayton township died at 3 o clock Saturday morning at his home five miles northeast of Hamilton Til He had been in poor health about three years He was born near Hamilton Ill April 20 1863 and was 53 He was a member of the Christian church I O O F and Modern Woodmen He leaves a widow four children Emmett Merritt Claud of Hamilton and Mrs Jesse Dupe of Keokuk seven grandchildren and three sisters Mrs Emma Davis Mrs Edith Fuller and Mrs Olive Golden Funeral services will be at 2 this afternoon at Hamilton Christian church conducted by Rev R A Omer Burial in Oakland cemetery
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George M. Loring
Clayton Township
Hamilton
Til
Mr. Loring
Tll
Tie
Christian Church
Woodman
Emmett
Merritt Loring
Keokuk
Claud
Jesse Dupe
Emma Davis
Clayton
Edith Fuller
Denver
Hil
Olive Golden
Elvaston
Hamilton Christian Church
R. A. Omer
Camp Point
Ill
Oakland Cemetery
Church News Highlights Local Missionary Talk And Services
Mrs. Hal Smith, a return missionary to Africa, will give the evening address at United Brethren church. She has lectured nationwide for missions since learning of her husband Mr Smiths death two years ago. The Friendship class at First Christian elected officers for the year. Dr H D Hoover of Carthage College spoke at the Breitweiser home and will address the YWCA. C L East of Indianapolis will sing at Luther Memorial and tune pipe organs. Rally Day at Vermont Street Methodist features new scholars and visitors with music from the Sunday school orchestra. Epworth League members hosted a hayrack party for Roy Doland, soon bound for Los Angeles. A bonfire lunch followed on South Twenty Fourth Street.
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Hal Smith
Africa
United Brethren Church
C. L. East
Indianapolis
Ind
Luther Memorial Church
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Epworth League of the
Grace Methodist Church
Roy Doland
Los Angeles
South Twenty Fourth Street
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