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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1916

Page

2

Cummins Endorsement for 1918 Primary in Sangamon County

A loyal Republican with a varied career from farmer to assistant Attorney-General supports Taft and championed women's suffrage, Budget System of Appropriations, and rural credits. He owns two farms in Sangamon county and argues his long public experience will aid Congress. Primary date noted as Sept. 18, 1918.

Beavg Eoyhood United States John A. Logan Cummins General Tegan United States Senate Congress Sangamon County Roblem

Funeral services for Hiram M Wheeler set for today

Funeral services for Hiram M Wheeler will be held at 3:30 today at the family residence Thirtieth and Broadway conducted by Rev Lyman M Greenman pastor of the Unitarian church. Bearers are long time Quincy Journal employees Albert Wiles Arthur Garrett Walter McIntyre Fred Lubbert O R Myers and Fred G Wheatcroft. Burial in Graceland cemetery. Honorary bearers listed. Out of town relatives include J B T Wheeler of St Charles IL J N Wheeler of Geneva IL niece Mrs Anna Nies of St Charles HL and Mr and Mrs George Givens of Mt Sterling WI.

Hiram WN. Wheeler Thirtieth Broadway Lyman M. Greenman Unitarian Church Albert Wiles Arthur Garrett Walter McIntyre Fred Lubbert O. R. Myers Fred G. Wheatcroft Quincy Journal J. B. T. Wheeler St. Charles J. N. Wheeler Geneva Ill Anna Nies George Givens Mt. Sterling Graceland Cemetery Rudolph Tenk Duke Schroer Reuben Woods Lyman McCain John A. Connery Henry 5. Wells C. F. Perry H. Best H. A. Pry W. T. Eddy A. O. Lindsay

Mrs Mary Leckbee Dies After Prolonged Illness

Mendon resident Mrs Mary Leckbee aged 70 died at Blessing hospital after three months of poor health and a rheumatic attack. Born December 7 1846 in Philadelphia she married Joseph G Leckbee in 1867 and lived in Mendon and Honey Creek before returning. Survived by nine children two brothers a sister and nineteen grandchildren with the family noting her long life and loss to relatives in Pennsylvania and Missouri.

Mary Leckbee Mendon Quincy Blessing Hospital Dorothy Leckbee Lafayette Leckbee Philadelphia Joseph G. Leckbee Honey Creek Leckbee John W. and Lafayette Prince A Durham Fannie Barry Whitmore C

Dempsey Funeral Largely Attended In Bloomfield

Funeral services for Thomas Dempsey were held at 9:00 a.m. in his Bloomfield home and 9:30 a.m. at St Joseph's Catholic church with Rev. Father Reinfels officiating. The service drew large crowds and floral tributes. Burial followed at Calvary cemetery. Out of town relatives from Shelbina Palmyra and Hannibal attended. Also noted were services for Mrs Elizabeth Terwische of 809 North Eighth died from heart leakage after illness since year's start. She leaves two sons a daughter and siblings. The Terwische funeral included services at home and St John’s Catholic church with burial at St Boniface cemetery. Additional obsequies for Mrs Anna Raukohl from Denver were set for this afternoon at her daughter’s home and Salem Evangelical church with burial in Woodland cemetery.

Thomas Dempsey Bloomfield St. Joseph's Catholic Church Father Reinfels James McGirr Henry Farrell Henry Bowers P. B. Smith Thomas Smith J. §. Carolan Calvary Cemetery Thomas Finney Hugh Dempsey Mark Dempsey Shelbina James Daugherty Palmyra Charles Dempsey Sadie Margaret Dempsey Hannibal Thomas’ Carrol Elizabeth Terwische Henry Terwische North Eighth Street St. John's Catholic Church St. Boniface Cemetery Terwische Quincy St. John’s Catholic Church St. Angelus Court of Lady Foresters Theodore L Hermosa Beach Calif Fred Cecelia Conrad Burgdorff Custer City Ohio Catherine Roy Anna Raukohl Denver Colo Elizabeth Raukohl South Eighth Street Salem Evangelical Church Woodland Cemetery

Funeral services for Henry A Van denBoom held today

Funeral services for Henry A. Van denBoom will be conducted at 8:30 in the morning at the home 1236 Spring street and at 9 in St. Boniface Catholic church Burial will be in St Boniface cemetery

Henry A. VandenBoom Spring Street St. Boniface Catholic Church St. Boniface Cemetery

Funeral notices for Harvey and Young in Greenmount cemetery

Lawrence E. Harvey funeral at 1 PM Thursday in the family home on Eubanks road and at 2 30 PM in Luther Memorial church burial in Greenmount cemetery Anna Young services at 10 AM today at her parents home in Melrose township burial in Greenmount cemetery

Lawrence E. Harvey Eubanks Road Luther Memorial Church Greenmount Cemetery Anna Young Henry Young Melrose Township

Funeral service for Dorothy Eleanora Leckbee

The funeral of Dorothy Eleanora Leckbee eight year old daughter of was held with services attended by family and friends as arrangements were announced in the obituary notice.

Dorothy BE. Leckbee Dorothy Eleanora Leckbee

Tribute to Hiram N Wheeler from Decatur Herald

Jacksonville reports the death of Hiram N Wheeler publisher of the Quincy Journal. A staunch old school editor, he valued truth over sensationalism, guiding his news with integrity after more than 40 years in the business.

Decatur Herald Mr. Wheeler Jacksonville Hiram N. Wheeler Quincy Journal Tinois Hiram Wheeler Hi Wheeler

Leckbee Couple Rites Held at Family Home

Mr and Mrs Lafayette Leckbee died Sunday afternoon at Blessing hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 15 this afternoon in the family home and the body will be taken to Mendon at 3 15 for burial.

Lafayette Leckbee Chestnut Blessing Hospital Mendon

Mrs Delilah Allen Dies After Hospital Operation

Mrs Delilah Allen colored of 907 Ninth street died at 6 o clock Tuesday evening in Blessing hospital. Death followed an operation which she underwent two weeks ago.

Delilah Allen Ninth Street Blessing Hospital

Plans for Bob Jones Revival Conference in Quincy

G H Meinardi, manager of the Bob Jones revival, spoke with Quincy ministers on Tuesday about a fall revival. Committees have been appointed and a meeting of the members was to be held.

G. H. Meinardi Quincy

Revival plans to be outlined at Federation meeting

Members of the Federation of Churches have been called for Thursday evening to discuss the revival. The meeting will outline the revival plans and related activities.

Bers Federation of Churches

Quincys Pulse Eagles Plan Oysters After Meeting

Quincys Pulse Eagles will serve raw and stewed oysters after a special Quincy aerie of Eagles meeting on Thursday evening. Orators will speak briefly and the post 9 o clock session will be open to the public.

Quincy Aerie of Eagles

Optometrists Society grows to 1000 members in eight years

J Keis returns from Chicago where he attended the Illinois state society of optometrists convention noting the society now has 1000 members with 300 new last year. The society began in Peoria eight years ago with 16 members and figures were reported by local officials.

Chicago Tl. J. Keis Illinois State Society of Optometrists Peoria

Marriage Licenses List Mixed Names and Local Names

A compilation of marriage licenses listing individuals from Quincy Lewistown St. Louis Canton Chicago Ewing and Coatsburg with dates in 1942. Names include John H Steiner Anna av Brosi Gladys Mitchell Ollie Ferguson Sophia Hauschild John Boehmer Ada Wehkamp Charles Peacock Atellitta Janssen Harry Ensminger Zela Taylor Louis Bruhl Hannah Spilker with associated locales and ages where shown.

John H. Steiner Quincey Anna Av Brosi Quincy Ollie O. Ferguson Lewistown Gladys E. Mitchell John F. Boehmer St. Louis Sophia Hauschild Ben E. Sibbing Ada Wehkamp Charles F. Peacock Ewing Atellitta Janssen Coatsburg Harry Albert Ensminger Loraine Zela Sophia Taylor Canton Louis Richard Bruhl Chicago Hannah Alice Spilker

Police Court Clears Docket With Fines On Lounge Disturbance

Seven defendants appeared before Magistrate Reardon. G A Smith and C A Brown fined for being visitors of houses of ill fame after a rumpus at a lone Broadway resort. Jack Dailey paid two fines for drunkenness and pace disturbance. Harry Millen fined for peddling without license and Robinson for indecent exposure. Leslie Hart and S R Lewis fined for intoxication. John Vaines and Lily Weber fined for orderly conduct after an escalator exhibition on Vermont street. Burch speeding case continued to Sept 14.

Reardon G. A Smith C. A. Brown Houses of Fame Lone Broadway Jack Dailey Scharnhorst Pears Cos Harry Millen Robinson Indzcen Leslie Hart S. R. Lewi John Vaines Lilie Weber Connell Haines Vermont Street Om Burch

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Advertises Cold Remedy

Don’t neglect your cold or it worsens. Dr Bell promotes Pine Tar Honey with honey glycerine to soothe the irritated membrane, loosen phlegm, and ease breathing. Pleasant for children and adults, available at your druggist for 25 cents.

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