Tragic Crane Accident Kills John W Degitz at Gardner Governor Works
John W Degitz a 39 year old Gardner Governor Works employee of 515 Madison street was crushed to death Sunday morning when a 26 000 pound crane being unloaded pinned him against a door. The coroner's inquest found death from internal injuries as the lungs were crushed. George A Brown of Pawling Warnischiger Crane Manufacturing Co testified. The accident occurred as the crane, wider than the doorway, was moved inward on a wheeled trestle. Degitz leaves a widow and three children Florence Oliver and Frank, and his parents five brothers and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Degitz
Gardner Governor Works
Madison Street
Degitt
M. J. Haley
Herman Stormer Undertaking
A. W. Meyer
George A. Brown
Pawling & Warnischiger Crane Manufacturing Company
Milwaukee
Foundry Department of the Works
Messrs. Brown
Mess
Ilmner
Degitz
Florence
Oliver
Frank
Arthur L
Carl F
Robert
Walter Hf
William
F. J. Degitz
John Hermann
Raymond Beicker
If. Zimmerman
Rupture Expert Seeley to Visit Newcomb Hotel Thursday
E. RUPTURE expert E. Seeley of Chicago and Philadelphia, renowned for the Spermatic Shield, will be at the Newcomb hotel in Quincy this Thursday only October 12. Seeley states the device firms the rupture opening in about 10 days on average with no surgery or drugs. Documents from the U S Government are available for inspection. charity cases are free. Business schedules prevent other local stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Newcomb Hotel
Quincy
United States
Washington, D.C
Sam
Miss Bernbrock Summoned in Home
Miss Florence Katherine Bernbrock daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bernbrock died at 930 oclock Monday morning at the family residence 2005 Elm street after three years of poor health from complications Born in Chicago March 21 1892 she was 24 years old She came to Quincy as a child attended St Francis school and graduated from Quincy high school 1911 She worked at the Mercantile Trust company She was a member of St Francis Catholic church the Ladies Auxiliary Knights of Columbus and the Third Order of St Francis She leaves her parents two sisters Mrs N J Willer of Chicago Beulah at home and three brothers Elwin of Aurora and Roy and James at home Funeral services will be conducted at 830 oclock Thursday morning in the home and at 9 oclock in St Francis Catholic church Burial in Calvary cemetery
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Florence Katherine Bernbrock
William Bernbrock
Elm Street
Chicago
Quincy
St. Francis School
The
Mercantile Trust Company
Bernbrook
St Francis Catholic Church
Ladies Auxiliary Knights of
Colmbus
Third Order of St. Francis
N. J. Willer
Beulah
Elwin
Aurora
Roy
James
Local obituary notices honor Prentis Gallup and others
Prentis J. Gallup died at his daughter Miss Madge Gallup's home in Quincy at 12 20 Monday. Cause was hardening of the arteries. He was 59, born in Adams county, lived on a farm before moving to Quincy six years ago. Son John S. Gallup of Chillicothe Mo arrived to help arrange the funeral. Bearers included Ed Schulte George Boge Walter Recksteck Louis Hoener Ed Sweeney and Arthur Weisenburger. Burial in Woodland cemetery. Out of town relatives from Browning Mo attended. Funeral services for Mrs Albert Glindeman were held at home at 33634 State street then at St Boniface Catholic church with Rev Degenhardt. Bearers were Alfred Maury R L Flannigan Dr A H Shom Charles Cramer Charles Thompson and Julius Pfaffe. Burial in Woodland Cemetery. The funeral of Christian Obrock, who died in Cincinnati last Thursday, was conducted at the Aug ust Stormer undertaking establishment at 2 30 Sunday afternoon by Rev I W Bingaman. Services well attended with Mr and Mrs J Frank Garner singing. Four sons were bearers. Burial in Woodland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentis J. Gallup
Prentis Lee Gallup
Madge Gallup
South Fifth Street
Adams County
Quincy
John S. Gallup
Chillicothe
South Side
Eru
Ed Schulte
George Boge
Walter Recksteck
Louis Hoener
Ed Sweeney
Arthur Weisenburger
Woodand Cemetery
Browning
Jeene Bate
Mcelline
Til
Albert Glindeman
State Street
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Father Degenhardt
Alfred Maury
R. L. Flannigan
A. H. Shom
Charles Cramer
Charles Thompson
Julius
Christian Obrock
Cincinnati
Ohio
Stormer
I. W. Bingaman
Luther Memorial Church
J. Frank Garner
Woodland Cemetery
Funeral services for George Mayhall in Bentonville
Funeral services for George Mayhall who died in Bentonville Arkansas will be held Saturday morning at 10 o clock in the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mayhall
Bentonville
Ark
Masonic Temple
Burial details for pending Woodland cemetery service
Burial will take place at Woodland cemetery. The body was expected to arrive Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Cemetery
Will Publish Monthly Paper by The Y M C A Editors
O A Alderson announces a monthly paper produced by Y M C A boys with a meeting at 7 PM to set up the first edition. Managing editor Louis Sturhan and editor Charles Ei are named for the joke and exchange section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boys of
O. A. Alderson
Boys
Association
Louis Sturhahn
Charles Ei
Digest of Frank Advice on Female Health from Lydia E. Pinkham
After terrible sufferings less women have used Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to cure ailments peculiar to their sex. Many who could not bear children have written letters sharing their experiences for the published world. These honest, helpful letters appear in papers with no motive beyond aid to others.
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Lydia Beham
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John W.delitz
Seeley
U. S. Army
P. S
F. G. Seeley
Adv
Comiskey
Daniel F. Ennis
Daniel FF
Ennis
C. L. Ennis
Locust — Street
Ile
Shelbyville
Carl L. Ennis
Jackson, Tenn
J. M. Ennis
Victor P. Ennis
Quincyv
W. E. Ennis
Lillian and
Elmora
Locust Street
Greenmount Cemetery
India
Source of
Ency. Brit
Incyclopaedia Britannica
A. Glindeman
Pfaffe
Alonzo M. Myers
Jackson Street
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
P. Langhurst
George C. Mayhall
Gray Lummis
Kespohl-Mohrenstecher’s
Vienna
Women’s Union
Siweaters
Iold and
Beemus Marlet
Navy
Copenhagen
Storm
Serge
Serge Plaids
Georgette
Coats
Bolivia
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