Well liked and hard working young man. Died from typhoid fever.
Funeral held at St. John's Catholic church in Quincy, Illinois, led by Reverend Father Still.
The decedent received a requiem high mass.
The Typographical Union attended in a large group. Joe Menke had begun work at the Quincy Daily Journal newspaper as a child of 11 or 12. He began as a paper carrier, then worked in the composing room and apprenticed as a printer.
Interment at St. Boniface cemetery.
Funeral held at St. John's Catholic church in Quincy, Illinois, led by Reverend Father Still.
The decedent received a requiem high mass.
The Typographical Union attended in a large group. Joe Menke had begun work at the Quincy Daily Journal newspaper as a child of 11 or 12. He began as a paper carrier, then worked in the composing room and apprenticed as a printer.
Interment at St. Boniface cemetery.
Well liked and hard working young man. Died from typhoid fever.
Funeral held at St. John's Catholic church in Quincy, Illinois, led by Reverend Father Still.
The decedent received a requiem high mass.
The Typographical Union attended in a large group. Joe Menke had begun work at the Quincy Daily Journal newspaper as a child of 11 or 12. He began as a paper carrier, then worked in the composing room and apprenticed as a printer.
Interment at St. Boniface cemetery.
Funeral held at St. John's Catholic church in Quincy, Illinois, led by Reverend Father Still.
The decedent received a requiem high mass.
The Typographical Union attended in a large group. Joe Menke had begun work at the Quincy Daily Journal newspaper as a child of 11 or 12. He began as a paper carrier, then worked in the composing room and apprenticed as a printer.
Interment at St. Boniface cemetery.
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