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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1916

Page

2

Funeral Rites for W N Wheeler Held at Home

Funeral services for journalist W N Wheeler were conducted Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 in the north end home with Rev Lyman M Greenman of the Unitarian church delivering a personal tribute. A large gathering of friends attended as Dr Greenman spoke of Wheeler as learned, purposeful, and sympathetic and recalled a recent evening of frank conversation and Wheeler’s affinity for spiritual life as reflected in his ties to Rev Bradley and Rev Underwood.

Lyman M. Greenman Unitarian Church Hiram N. Wheeler Thirtieth Broadway Dr. Greenman Mr. Wheeler Wheeler Greenman Mr Wheeler Rev. Bradley Underwood

Experienced man seeks first time support for new name

An experienced qualified man for an important office solicits your support for the first time. Not hanging on to any other candidate's coat tail. Give me your assistance and have a new name on the ticket.

Notable Quincy journalist Wheeler laid to rest at Graceland

A funeral service with songs followed by burial in Graceland cemetery honored Mr. Wheeler. Present and former Quincy Journal staff attended, six employees served as active bearers, with many honorary bearers and numerous floral tributes including a design “30” from Melville E. Stone of the Associated Press. Out of town relatives joined locals for the services and burial.

Mr. Wheeler Graceland Cemetery Quincy Journal Albert Wiles Arthur Garrett Walter McIntyre Fred Lubbert O. R. Myers Fred G. Wheatcroft Hervey A. Fry W. T. Eddy Rudolph Tenk Duke Schroer Melville E. Stone Associated Press Graceland City J. B. T. Wheeler St. Charles Ill J. N. Wheeler Geneva Anna Nies George Givens Mr. Sterling John Wheeler St. Paul J. D. Wheeler Sioux City, Ta

Mrs Miria A Tenk Dies In Family Home

Mrs Miria A Tenk wife of Frank Tenk of 629 Spring Street died at 1 15 o clock Wednesday morning in the home after a two year illness from a complication of diseases She was born in Quincy March 17 1854 and was 62 She leaves her husband six children three sons Boss Joseph and Lawrence and three daughters Louise Honer Ray Jerrington and Juanita Fossell also three sisters Catherine Royer Conrad Burgdorf Julius Burgdorf Funeral notice later In Rockville Mo S M Doyle father of Mrs A K Cory Cory of Quincy died at his home in Rockville He was 77 and left a widow and five daughters The daughters are Mrs A K Cory of this city Mrs John Workman West Point Ill Mrs Louis Randle Lorraine Mrs Homer Roberts Meyer Ill and Mrs W W Thompson Robert Idaho

Miria A. Tenk Frank Tenk Spring Street Tenk Quincy Elizabeth Terwische Boss S. M. Doyle A. XK Bert) Cory Rockville Cory Doyle Missouri A. K. Cory City John Workman West Point, Ill Louis Randle Loraine Homer Roberts Meyer, Ill W. W. Thompson Robert, Idaho

Funeral services for Henry A. Vanden Boom held at St Boniface

Funeral services were conducted at 8:30 am in the home at 1236 Spring street and 9 am in St. Boniface Catholic church. A requiem mass was sung with Rev. Dean Degenhardt as celebrant, Rev. Father Joseph Postner deacon, and Rev. Father Kunsch sub-deacon. Burial followed in St. Boniface cemetery amid a large attendance and many floral offerings. Out of town relatives included sons Joseph and Henry from Kansas City, Robert of Cincinnati, Alfred and wife from St. Louis, Julius Van denBoom of Chicago, two daughters Mrs. Benjamin Anderson and Miss Mary VandenBoom of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Smith of Bushnell, Illinois.

Henry A. Vanden Boom Spring Street St. Boniface Catholic Church Dean Degenhardt Joseph Postner Father Kunsch A. R. Dick B. Averkamp W. N. Heidbreder Henry Ebbers William Schauf William Smith Bushnell St. Boniface Cemetery Joseph Henry Kansas City Robert Cincinnati Alfred St. Louis Julius VandenBoom Chicago Benjamin Anderson Mary VandenBoom Willard Smith Bushnell, Til

Funeral services for Lawrence E Harvey held at home and church

Funeral services for Lawrence E Harvey will be conducted at 1 o'clock this afternoon in the family home on Eubanks road and at 2 30 o'clock in the Luther Memorial church. Burial will be in Greenmount cemetery.

Lawrence E. Harvey Eubanks Road Luther Memorial Church Greenmount Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Ter wische

The funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Ter wische is set for 8:00 AM at her home on 809 North Eighth Street followed by a service at 8:30 AM at St John’s Catholic Church. Burial will be in St Boniface Cemetery.

Elizabeth Terwische North Eighth Street St. John’s Catholic Church St. Boniface Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs Anna Raukohl held at home and church

Mrs Anna Raukohl died at her daughter's Denver home. Services were conducted at 2 PM in Mrs Elizabeth Raukohl’s home and 2:30 PM at Salem Evangelical Church by Rev H J Leemhuis. Grandsons served as pallbearers. Burial followed in Woodland Cemetery.

Anna Raukohl Anna Rauwtkohl Denver Colo Elizabeth Raukohl South Eighth Street Salem Evangelical Church H. J. Leemhuis Woodland Cemetery

Funeral for Anna Young Held at Home in Melesa Township

The funeral for Anna Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Youne was held at 10 oclock Wednesday morning at the family home in Melesa township. Burial followed in Greenmount Cemetery.

Anna Young Henry Youne Melsea Township Greenmount Cemetery

Water Works Bonds Offered in Quincy

Mayor Abbott publishes a call for Quincy residents to subscribe to the entire 130000 bond issue for the city water works. Bonds in 100 500 and 1000 denominations are offered to fit different means, with five percent cash or certified check due with applications and bids opening soon.

Abbott Whig Quincy William K. Abbott

Lucien Murray Discharged in Assault Case

The case against Lucien Murray a colored man arrested three weeks ago on an assault with intent to kill charge was dismissed in police court Wednesday morning. Murray shot Bennie Murray in the foot during a North Sixth street pool room altercation. Fines were assessed for other suspects including John Haines and Lillie Weber disorderly conduct and Robert Harline and George Hartman intoxication with fines suspended upon leaving the city. Mathew Strunk was not brought into court and steps were taken to place him under a peace bond for today.

Lucien Murray Murray Bennie Murray North Sixth Street John Haines Lillie Weber Robert Harline George Hartman Mathew Strunk Mabel McLeod Locust Street

Church News Highlights Local Club and Revivals

Miss Maude Dunbar will host the Branches of the Vine club at her 2867 Maine street home on Friday evening. The Vermont Street Methodist church girls form the group. The Ladies Aid of United Brethren met at 218 Swampore street for the monthly session with 20 women, followed by a social and light refreshments. Salem church Ladies Aid hosts its regular coffee in the school hall this afternoon. John M. Linden, ex Billy Sunday aide, with J Walton Strahl, conducts Bowen revival meetings in a large tent for two more weeks, raising 700 dollars for current expenses. Linden’s sermons address amusements and men’s conduct. services end September 17. Rev. August Wilder of Cape Girardeau, Mo., visited his son Theodore Wilder and family on Tuesday.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren Church Frank Dunham Swcamore Street Ladies’ Aid Society of the Salem Church John M. Linden Billy Sunday J. Walton Strahl Bowen Evangelist Linden

Pimples Cleared by Dr King’s New Life Pills

Pimply, muddy complexions are due to impurities in the blood. Clear up the skin by taking Dr King’s New Life Pills. Their mild laxative qualities remove the poisons from the system and brighten the eye. A full, free, non-griping bowel movement in the morning is the reward of a dose the night before. At your Druggist, 25¢.

Dr. King Dr King

Senior class elects Merle Johnson president at first meeting

Merle Johnson named president Enid Ireland as vice president Georgene Ertel secretary and Francis Enright treasurer at the High school Senior class meeting. Old papers drive planned to raise funds others to enroll later and a new commercial building at 712 Broadway noted. Substitute teacher Miss Helen Behrensmeyer will fill in for Bertha Womelsdorf at Berrian school due to her hospital operation. Emil Wilk, formerly in St John parish, will teach seventh and eighth grades in Racine Wisconsin parochial school.

Merle Johnson Enid Ireland Georgene Ertel Francis Enright Miss Ireland Helen Behrensmeyer Fourteenth and State Streets Bertha Womelsdorf Berrian School Womelsdorf Kansas City Sendae Racine Wis Emil Wilk St. John St. Louis Racine, Wis

Gem City Business College Sees Record Fall Enrollment

The fall session begins with a larger enrollment than prior years as students from Cuba and Puerto Rico join locally, including Henry and Philip Benguria, Cecil G. Kane, and Arch Curtis. New pupils arrived Thursday and more will come in the next month, with many farmer boys helping prepare farms for winter.

United States Gem City Business College Henry Philip Benguria Ciego de Avila Cuba Porto Rico Sam Cecil G. Kane Washington, D. C Arch Curtis Los Angeles Cal

St Mary's Academy Opens Ceremony Marks New School

St Mary's Academy opened on Tuesday signaling the start of classes and community interest. The ceremony featured local officials and attendees expected to support future enrollment and campus activities.

St. Mary’s Academy St Mary’s Academy

W C T U Elects Officers For Ensuing Year

At the regular meeting of the W C T U officers for the year were elected. President is Mrs Mary Edwards, vice president Mrs H B Dines, recording and corresponding secretary Miss Agnes Cormeny, treasurer Mrs Rebekah Vicker. Next week the annual report and superintendent reports will be read.

Mary Fdwards H. B. Dines Agnes Cormeny Rebekah Vicker

Man Overcomes Kidney Trouble After Using Pills

T F Hutchinson of Little Rock Arkansas suffered ten to twelve years of kidney trouble. He tried many remedies and doctors but grew worse. After taking Foley Kidney Pills he used five boxes and became well. The pills drive out aches and pains from kidney trouble and aid bladder disorders. Miller Arthur Drug Co Adv.

T. F. Hutchinson Little Rock Ark Foley Miller & Arthur Drug Co Adv

Loop Expected Shortly for Street Railway Loop

The steel for the Twenty second and Washington loop of the State street line is due soon after a delay with the Buda company of Harvey Illinois. The railroad strike held up shipment but has been settled and the street car company reports the steel will be shipped tonight and loaded tomorrow with a car number to follow.

Street Railway Company Twenty-second Washington Streets State Street Buda Company Harvey Chicago

Marriage Licenses Listed for Plainville Beverly Payson and Melrose

Philo M Hibbard and Lillian G Graff of Plainville Zergo credits show licenses with ages 22 and 20. William O Crim and Gertrude O Fusselman of Plainville listed with ages 21 and 19. Marshal Mixer of Beverly and Zelma Pillings of Beverly listed ages 24 and 18. August A Kaufmann of Payson and Elsie Katherine Clara Bock of Melrose listed ages 24 and 19.

Philo M. Hibbard Plainville Lillian G. Graff William O. Crim Gertrude O. Fusselman Marshal Mixer Beverly Zelma Pillings August A. Kaufmann Payson Elsie Katherine Clara Bock Melrose

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W.n.wheeler WILLIAM H. _ CRUM Fingrie Auditor of Public Accounts State of Illinois Swift Knollenberg Milling Co Quincy, HI Miria AL Tenk M. Doyle Henry A. VandenBoom Bay Street Railway Water Works Lucien Murray DI Church News August Wilder Cape Girardeau, Mo Theodore Wilder W.C.T.U Salko Reed Atlanta, Georgia Lars Miller-Helhake Shoe Co Anderson Pace Mansaaw Bureau OF Railway PAL Dearborn St Mlscity
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