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| 2801 | Mrs. Daisie McGuyer Funeral services for Mrs. Russell S. (Daisie) McGuyer will be conducted at the Bustard Funeral Home on Monday at 11 a.m., with the Rev. Dale Johnson of Bethel Baptist Church officiating. Interment will be in Highland Cemetery. Casper Morning Star, Casper, Wyoming. Saturday, 20 June 1964. | Nettles, Daisie E. (I522)
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| 2802 | Mrs. David N. Haney Mrs. David N. Haney, 87, who resided with a daughter, Mrs. Alva Smith, 616 18th St., Moline, the last 11 years died at home at 2 this morning of an extended illness. Services will be at 9:30 Monday morning in Esterdah Chapel, Rev. Kenneth Hooe, pastor of Memorial Christian Church, Rock Island, officiating. Additional services will be at 2:30 in the afternoon in Sherman Funeral Home, Washington, Ia. Burial will be in Elm Grove Cemetery in Washington. Martha Jane Bosley was born April 7, 1866, in Spickard, Mo. She was married to David N. Haney June 18, 1885. He died in 1928. Mrs. Haney resided for many years in Washington before she came to Moline. She was a member of the Rock Island church, the Order of Eastern Star in Topeka, Kan., the Moline Rebekah Lodge and the Royal Neighbors Camp of Washington. Surviving are four sons, Fred Haney of Maywood, Calif., Neil of Topeka, Kan., Lynn of Moline and Kenneth of Moline; three daughters, Mrs. Frank Letts, wife of Federal District Judge Letts, Washington, D.C., and formerly of Davenport, Mrs. Smith of Moline, and Mrs. Emma L. Shaw of Pollock, Mo.; several grandchildren. She was preceded in death by five children. The Dispatch, Moline, Illinois. Saturday, 23 January 1954. | Bosley, Martha Jane (I248)
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| 2803 | Mrs. Della Stokes Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Della Stokes, 48, Perry, Okla., who died here Tuesday, will be announced by the Perrine Funeral home. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. M.K. Johnson, of Battle View, N.D. The Oklahoma News, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Wednesday, 25 April 1928. | Stokes, Della E. (I1116)
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| 2804 | Mrs. Edith K. Hall Wilmington. – Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 5 o’clock at the home here for Mrs. Edith Kirkpatrick Hall, wife of Dr. James Sprunt Hall, who died at a hospital Friday after a long illness. A native of Pittsburgh, she married Dr. Hall while he was practicing medicine in Los Angeles, Calif., shortly after the World War. And they later moved here. She was active in club, church and charity work, and a former president of the Thursday Morning Music Club. The News and Observer, Raleigh, North Carolina. Saturday, 14 August 1937. | Kirkpatrick, Edith Agnes (I1362)
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| 2805 | Mrs. Effie Breen Services Thursday Pecos (SC) – Mrs. Effie Breen, 77, died at 12:40 p.m. Monday in Reeves County Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel with burial in a Pecos cemetery. Mrs. Breen was born in 1892 at Union City, Tenn. She has been a Pecos resident since 1915 and was a member of the Church of Christ. Survivors include her husband George Breen; two sons, Roy Breen of Scottsdale, Ariz. and George Breen Jr. of Fritch, and four grandchildren. San Angelo Standard-Times, San Angelo, Texas. Wednesday, 15 December 1969. | Epperson, Effie Naomi (I1323)
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| 2806 | Mrs. Elizabeth Nickel. Mrs. Elizbeth Nickel passed away at her home five miles northeast of McCracken Sunday, January 25, 1914, after an illness of only four or five days. Elizabeth Alexander was born in Harrison county, Ohio, April 10, 1834. She lived with her parents in this county until the year 1865 when she was united in marriage to James Nickel on September 14. Immediately after the marriage they moved to Monroe county, Iowa and made this their home until they came to Rush county, Kan. in 1880 where she lived until her death. At the age of fifteen she united with the church and remained faithful to the Presbyterian church until two years ago when she united with the church of Christ and was baptized by Rev. W.T. Hines. She was a lady of splendid Christian character and was love by all who knew her. She leaves to mourn her loss, R.E. Nickel, an adopted son, to whom she was a devoted mother, besides many relatives and friend in this community. Her funeral was attended by a large number of friends and they all felt as if they had lost one who was dear to them. The floral offering were very beautiful. The services were conducted at her residence by Rev. R.L. Greer at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday and interment was made in the Fairview cemetery by the side of her husband. McCraken Enterprise, McCracken, Kansas. Friday, 30 January 1914. | Alexander, Elizabeth (I79)
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| 2807 | Mrs. Emilie L. Parker Funeral services for Mrs. Emilie L. Parker, 82, member of a pioneer Southland family, will be conducted tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at Pierce Bros. Crematory Chapel, with Rev. M.K.P. Brannan officiating. Cremation will follow. Mrs. Parker died Monday at her home, 921 W. 18th St. She was born in Monterey and was brought to this city as an infant. She was a member of the early day Vache family, which established one of the first vineyards and wineries in Southern California. She leaves a sister, Mrs. Louis Gilly, and two grandsons, Henri Parker and Wright Bloser, all of Los Angeles. Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California. Wednesday, 26 November 1941. | Vache, Emilie (I716)
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| 2808 | Mrs. Emma Nelson Dies Emma Rosetta Dugan, daughter of William and Rose Ann Dugan, was born June 16, 1878 at Page Center, Iowa. She died at Pawnee City, Nebraska, December 15, 1969 at the age of 91 years and 6 months. When quite young, she professed her faith in Christ and joined the United Presbyterian Church. She was united in marriage to James C. Nelson on June 21, 1899. To this union were born seven daughters and two sons. They are Mrs. Wallace Morrill (Maie), Fort Morgan, Colorado; Mrs. Reva Henzeker, DuBois, Nebraska; Waldo Nelson, Summerfield, Kansas; Mrs. Kenneth Little (Faye), Madison, Wisconsin; Mrs. O.K. Richardson (Bertha), Crab Orchard, Nebraska; Mrs. Harold Hood (Barbara), Grand Island, Nebraska; Mrs. Alvin Tegtmeier (Nelva), Battle Lake, Minnesota; Mrs. Clayton Trent (Isabelle), Dayton, Oregon and Wallace Nelson, Denver, Colorado. In January 1902, they moved to a farm near Liberty, Nebraska. At this time she transferred her membership to the Mission Creek United Presbyterian Church, where she has been a faithful member until the time of her death. She enjoyed good health until this past year. She was preceded in death by her husband on September 3, 1933, her parents, two brothers, two sisters, three grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Survivors include her nine children, a brother, Emmerson Dugan, College Springs, Iowa; three sisters, Mrs. Christina Bearce and Mrs. Jeanette MacDougall of Kansas City, Missouri and Mrs. Bertha Reed, Morrill, Nebraska; 25 grandchildren, 34 great-grandchildren, many nieces and nephews and a host of friends, who will always remember her love and kindness. The Summerfield Sun, Summerfield, Kansas. Thursday, 25 December 1969. | Dugan, Emma Rosetta (I1171)
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| 2809 | Mrs. Emma Thompson Mrs. Emma Wilda Thompson, 67, of New Concord died at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday (Sept.22) in Good Samaritan Hospital where she was a patient a week. She was born in Plumville, Pa., and had lived in New Concord 26 years. Mrs. Thompson was a member of College drive United Presbyterian Church, New Concord. Surviving are her husband, Fritz; a son, Max of New Concord; a brother, Clyde Kirkpatrick of Wisconsin; four sisters, Mrs. Edith Learn and Mrs. Ethel Good of Plumville, Mrs. Elsie Edwards of Beyer, Pa., and Mrs. Ella Lydick of Indiana, Pa.; four grandchildren. A son, Paul, is deceased. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday at Mock Funeral Home in New Concord. The Times Recorder, Zanesville, Ohio. Thursday, 23 September 1965. | Kirkpatrick, Emma Wilda (I195)
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| 2810 | Mrs. F.D. Letts’ Sister Is Dead In Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Lena McKeown, sister of Mrs. F.D. Letts wife of Rep. F.D. Letts of Davenport, is dead at her home in Seattle, Wash., according to word reaching Davenport today. Mrs. McKeown was formerly Miss Lena Haney of Muscatine. Rep. and Mrs. Letts reached San Francisco yesterday aboard the army transport Chateau Thierry, on which a flue epidemic broke out enroute from New York. They had planned to go from San Francisco to Hawaii and the Philippines but instead will go to Seattle for the funeral, after which they expect to return to Davenport. The Daily Times, Davenport, Iowa. Saturday, 26 March 1927. | Haney, Lena Pearl (I37)
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| 2811 | Mrs. F.P. Bloser, L.A. Pioneer Artist Dies Mrs. Florene Parker Bloser, well known artist and Los Angeles pioneer, died yesterday at her home, 349 South New Hampshire avenue. A daughter of Mrs. Emily Vache Parker, who was brought here when 4 months old. Mrs. Bloser were born at the corner of Aliso and Alameda streets, and was christened at the Old Plaza church. Following her marriage to Benjamin Bloser, well known architect, Mrs. Bloser became one of the city’s best known artist and art patrons. Her paintings are on exhibition currently at J.W. Robinson Company. She was a member of the Women Painters of the West, California Art Club, Music and Art Foundation. Los Angeles Art Associatin and Laguna Beach Art Association. Besides her husband, she leaves a son, Wright Bloser, 18. Pierce Brothers are handling funeral arrangements. Daily News, Los Angeles, California. Saturday, 21 September 1935. | Parker, Florence (I1371)
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| 2812 | Mrs. Fay, Ex-Resident Succumbs in Klamath Mrs. Lester H. Fay, a resident of Medford for many years before the family moved to Klamath Falls three or four years ago, passed away in that city Monday, according to word received here by friends, Mr. and Mrs. E.C. Amidon of 730 West 11th St. and Mrs. Robert Buckles of 424 S. Newtown St. The Fay family made their home in Medford on 11th St., and Mr. Fay was a plumber. Survivors include her husband and three sons, Lester, Tom and Jack, and a daughter Gracia. Medford Mail Tribune, Medford, Oregon. Tuesday, 1 August 1944. | Thomas, Mary Elizabeth (I1377)
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| 2813 | Mrs. Floy McKeown Passed Away Sunday Funeral services were held at Danbury, Neb., and at Webber, Kan., Tuesday for Mrs. H.L. McKeown, who died at McCook Sunday, Feb. 17. She was the former Floy Alena Kirkpatrick. Rev. Thomas of McCook conducted the funeral service, assisted by Rev. J.W. Frint of Webber. Interment was at Webber. The following obituary was read at the services: Floy Alena Kirkpatrick was born March 20, 1889 to William R. and Elizabeth Kirkpatrick in Jewell County, Kansas, and died Feb. 17, 1957, in McCook, Neb., at the age of 67 years and almost 11 months. On Feb. 7 1912, she was united in marriage to H.L. McKeown (or “Bert” as he was commonly called). To this unipn five children were born, two of whom preceded their mother in death as infants. At an early age she accepted our Lord as her saviour and became a member of the Presbyterian church in Webber, Kan. She remained a faithful and regular worshiper in whatever church was near her home. In 1934 she and her family came to Danbury, Neb., where for some 21 years Mr. McKeown was manager of the Valley Lumber Co., and where Mrs. McKeown was assistant postmaster for 13 years. On retiring the two of them moved to McCook, Neb., about a year ago and had made their home there until the time of her death. Mrs. McKeown was a past matron of Hope Chapter in the order of Eastern Star, in Danbury, having been Worthy Matron of that organization in 1945. Besides her husband, Mrs. McKeown is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Veda Pew of Danbury, Neb.; two sons, Dwight L. McKeown of Kennewick, Wash., and Wendell E. McKeown of Long Beach, Calif.; three grandsons; four sisters and two brothers. The Superior Express, Superior, Nebraska. Thursday, 21 February 1957. | Kirkpatrick, Floy Ann (I612)
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| 2814 | Mrs. Floyd Reed has received word from her sister, Mrs. Hugh Nelson, near Liberty, Neb., of the sudden and serious illness of her brother-in-law, who was taken to hospital at Pawnee city, Neb., for an operation for appendicitis. His condition was so serious his side is having to be drained with a tube. The Daily Nonpareil, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Sunday, 15 June 1924, page 2. | Nelson, Hugh Gardner (I1180)
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| 2815 | Mrs. Glasgow, 83, Of Mt. Sterling Dies Wednesday Mt. Sterling – Mrs. Helen Glasgow, 83, widow of James D. Glasgow of Mt. Sterling, died at 5 a.m. Wednesday in Schmitt hospital at Beardstown. Mrs. Glasgow was born in Brown county May 14, 1886, daughter of George and Frances Irwin Chamberlain. She married Mr. Glasgow November 11, 1920. He preceded her in death in 1965. A brother, Roland Chamberlain, and two sisters, Mae Reynolds and Edith Clark, all of Mt. Sterling, survive. Three brothers preceded the deceased in death. Mrs. Glasgow was a member of the Presbyterian church in Mt. Sterling. The remains were taken to the Hufnagel Funeral Home, where friends may call until time of the service at 10 a.m. Friday. Rev. Arthur Hughes will officiate. Burial will be at the City cemetery. The Jacksonville Daily Journal, Jacksonville, Illinois. Friday, 19 September 1969. | Chamberlain, Helen (I128)
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| 2816 | Mrs. Harold G. Powell Mrs. May Buck Powell of Polo passed away at the Katherine Shaw Bethea this morning. The body was removed to the Melvin funeral home at Polo where funeral arrangements, which will be announced later, are being completed. Mrs. Powell was the daughter of the late Rev. and Mrs. Fred L. Buck, and was born May 27, 1891. She is survived by her husband; two daughters, Virginia June Gaylor, Polo, Mrs. Madeline Jane Gribbins, Sterling; and two brothers, Howard G. Buck, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Arthur Buck of Summerville, N.J. The Dixon Telegraph, Dixon, Illinois. Friday, 21 January 1947. | Buck, May Glasgow (I856)
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| 2817 | Mrs. Harold Powell The funeral of Mrs. Harold G. Powell of Polo, whose death Friday morning at the KSB hospital was announced in last evening’s Telegraph, will be held at the Polo Methodist church at 2:00 o’clock Sunday afternoon, with burial in Fairmount cemetery. The Dixon Telegraph, Dixon, Illinois. Saturday, 1 February 1947. | Buck, May Glasgow (I856)
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| 2818 | Mrs. Hazel C. Porter Mrs. Hazel C. Porter, 77, Topeka, died July 1 at a Topeka hospital. Mrs. Porter was substitute postmaster at Auburn and Dover for several years. She was born Nov. 22, 1909,near Eskridge, the daughter of Charles Emory and Blanche Bell Cox. She lived in Auburn for many years before she moved to Topeka in 1973. Mrs. Porter was a member of University United Methodist Church, Capitola Rebecca Lodge No.219, American Association of Retired Persons, auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles and Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant, Auxiliary No.3. She also played the kazoo in the Landmark Limitations Band. She married Lawrence W. Porter May 11, 1939, at Lawrence. He died March 11, 1972. Survivors include two brothers, Clarence Cox, Wichita, and Emory Cox, Winchester. Services were July 3 at University United Methodist Church, Topeka. Burial was in Auburn Cemetery, Topeka. Penwell-Gabel Funeral Home, Topeka, was in charge of arrangements. Memorial contributions may be made to University United Methodist Church, 1621 S.W. College, Topeka, 66604. The Okaloosa Independent. Thursday, 9 July 1987. | Cox, Hazel (I1547)
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| 2819 | Mrs. Helen Glasgow Mt. Sterling – Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Glasgow, widow of James Glasgow, will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Hufnagel Funeral Home with Rev. Arthur Hughes officiating. Interment will be in the City cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home at any time. The Jacksonville Daily Journal, Jacksonville, Illinois. Friday, 19 September 1969. | Chamberlain, Helen (I128)
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| 2820 | Mrs. I.B. Caskey Nancy Eleanor Andrews was born at Morning Sun, Iowa, September 24, 1854, and died at Billings, Okla., October 16, 1919, at the age of 65 years and 22 days. At an early age she moved with her parents from Morning Sun to Clarinda, Iowa, where she lived until 1901, when she moved with her family to the farm four miles east of Billings. Here the family made their home until after the death of the husband and father, when they moved into Billings, and this has been the family home since. She was united In marriage to Isaac B. Caskey, June 3, 1871. To this union were born thirteen children, eight sons and five daughters. Her husband and two sons, one who died in infancy, and William I, age 25 years, have proceeded her to the Heavenly home. Her mother, five sisters and one brother also survive. Mrs. Caskey united with Reformed Presbyterian church at an early age and has been a consistent worker in the church and in all other causes all through her life. She has been a firm christian, a good mother, always doing cheerfully her everyday task, and has left the example of a noble life, and truly, “Her children rise up and call her blessed.” The Billings News, Billings, Oklahoma. Friday, 24 October 1919. Page 1. | Andrews, Nancy Eleanor (I421)
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| 2821 | Mrs. Ida M. Buck Mrs. Ida Maud Glasgow Buck, 73, of Normal, Ill., who had been visiting at the home of her son, Howard G. Buck, 3434 C avenue NE, died at the Buck home at 7:15 a.m. Friday after a ten-day illness of pneumonia. She was born in Mount Sterling, Ill, Dec.1, 1863, and in addition to her husband, Fred F. Buck, she is survived by two sons, Howard G., Cedar Rapids; Arthur G., Somervile, N.J.; a daughter, Mrs. Harold Powell of Polo, Ill.; three brothers, Allen H., and Adam M. Glasgow, both of Powell, Wyo.; J.D. Glasgow, Mount Sterling, Ill.; a sister, Mrs. Lulu E. McNeill, Overland, Mo.; four grandchildren, Jane and Virginia Powell of Polo, Ill, Norman Weatherbee Buck and Frederick Roger Buck, both of Cedar Rapids, and several nieces and nephews. The body is at the Beatty chapel pending funeral arrangements. The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Friday, 18 December 1936. | Glasgow, Ida Maud (I842)
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| 2822 | Mrs. Ira E. Parker Dead. No death of recent years has so shocked this community as that of Bertha M. Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gilmore, of this place, whose death was so sudden and the news so appalling to her host of friends. It is difficult to express the depth of feeling of the community on this occasion. Bertha was one of the most beautiful characters of life that the people of this vicinity have ever had the pleasure of knowing. To know her was to love her. Her remains were brought from Wichita hospital Saturday evening and taken to the home of her parents. Sunday, March 15, at 12:30 p.m., the G.A.R. and I.O.O.F. with their subordinate lodges met at the home and marched in a body to the church where the funeral services were conducted by Rev. W.J. Barron, her pastor, of South Haven, Kansas. His text for the occasion was Job 14:14, “If a man died, shall he live again.” Knowing her so well in life, he was able in his discourse to illustrate to the people a most beautiful example of Christian life. Following this service the W.R.C. performed their burial cemetery. The sons rendered by the choir were: “Asleep in Jesus,” “Beautiful Isle”, “Mary Father Knows” and “Refuge.” After the impressive services held at the church the body of the loved one was taken to the Fairview cemetery for interment. At the grave a short prayer was offered, followed by the beautiful burial services of the Rebekahs, after which the body of the beloved sister was lowered to its final resting place beneath the many beautiful floral offerings given by her friends as a last tribute of love and respect. Her work is ended; her Master has said, “It is enough come up higher.” The community extends its sincerest sympathy to the bereaved husband, parents, brothers and sisters in this sad hour of affliction. Those out of town who attended the funeral were: Miss Carrie Wooley of Nardin, Mrs. Katie James of Chase, Chas. James of Gage, Mrs. Logan Hedges and Mary Gilmore of Chase, Louis Gilmore of Wakita, Dudley Gilmore of Fredrick. Also a large crowd from Pond Creek. – Jefferson (Okla.) Review. The South Haven New Era, South Haven, Kansas. Friday, 27 March 1908. | Gilmore, Bertha Marzette (I177)
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| 2823 | Mrs. Irvin McKeown Passed Away Dec. 1 Mrs. Irvin McKeown, a resident of the vicinity south of Superior for many years, passed away Tuesday, Dec. 1. She was 68. Mrs. McKeown, who was the former Mae Allbee, has lived in this community nearly all of her life. Surviving are her husband and one daughter, Mrs. Velma McKee of Portland, Ore. The funeral will be held this (Thursday) afternoon at the Megrue-Denny Funeral home, with Rev. Wilbur Swan officiating. Interment will be in Evergreen. The Superior Express, Superior, Nebraska. Thursday, 3 December 1953. | Allbee, Mae (I607)
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| 2824 | Mrs. Isaac Shields, living eight miles west of Perry, is very low and is not expected to live. Daily Enterprise Times. Friday. 8 May 1903 | McCollum, Margaret (I41)
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| 2825 | Mrs. J. E. McCollam Mrs. Alma Mae McCollam, 86, 225 W. Clark, Salina, died at St. John’s Hospital Monday morning. She was born Aug. 26, 1897, at Paola, Kan. She was a member of the First Methodist Church. Surviving are a son, Carl, Manitou Springs, Colo.; a brother, T.C. Williams, Riverside, Calif.; a sister living in Sparks, Nev., and three grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Guy R. Ryan Sons mortuary. The Salina Journal, Salina, Kansas. Monday, 27 January 1964. | Williams, Alma Mae (I181)
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| 2826 | Mrs. J. Marohn Passes Away Funeral Rites Are Held Here For Early Day Resident of This City. Another of the early day residents of this city has been summoned in death in the passing of Mrs. Julie McClure-Marohn, of Keans Canyon, Ariz., word of her death having been received by her sister, Mrs. Sara Schloredt of this city late yesterday. She had been in failing health the past tow years. The body was shipped to Lead, arriving here on the noon Burlington today. Funeral services were held frm the Rounsevell funeral home this afternoon at 3:30 o’clock, conducted by the Rev. Jeri Zimerman of the Presbyterian church. Interment was in the Odd Fellows cemetery in West Lead, by the graveside of her husband, the late Adolph Harohn, who died many years ago. Two of the daughters of the deceased, Mrs. Beth Wilson of Keans Canyon, with whom she mad her home, and Mrs. Beulah Woralk of Los Angeles, Cal., accompanied the body here for the rites. A son, Roy Marohn, lives in Spokane, as do two of her sisters. Mrs. Marohn was born in Deposit, N.Y., in 1858, and came west in 1881, settling in Sturgis. She was married there in 1888 to Adolph Marohn. They came to Lead after their marriage and lived here until the death of Mr. Marohn in 1914. Since his death Mrs. Marohn has lived in Spokane, Wash., Los Angeles, Cal., and Keans Canyon, Ariz. Lead Daily Call, Lead, South Dakota. Thursday, 15 September 1938. | McClure, Juliet (I104)
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| 2827 | Mrs. J.E. Tull [J.L. Tull] Passes Mrs. J.E. Tull [J.L. Tull] died at her some in Arapahoe on Monday night, Jan. 28, age about 75 years. She had been in poor health for many months and her death was not unexpected. Her daughter, Mrs. N.B. Carroll of Danbury, had been at her bedside since Sunday. The McCook Daily Gazette, McCook, Nebraska. Thursday, 31 January 1935, page 4. | Shields, Ellen Gay (I55)
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| 2828 | Mrs. J.L. Tull Arapahoe, Feb. 1 – Mrs. J.P. Tull [J.L.Tull], 73, died at her home here Monday night after an illness of several months. She is survived by her husband and 11 children. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the Methodist Church. The Rev. Mr. Seick officiated. Interment was at the Arapahoe cemetery. The Hasting Daily Tribune, Hasting, Nebraska. Friday, 1 February 1935, page 6. | Shields, Ellen Gay (I55)
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| 2829 | Mrs. J.L. Tull Funeral services for Mrs. J.L. Tull, who passed away Monday evening about ten o’clock, were held Wednesday afternoon from the Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. George Seick officiating. Her passing followed about ten years of failing health, the last year of which she was confined to her bed the greater part of the time. – Arapahoe Mirror. The Times-Tribune, Beaver City, Nebraska. Thursday, 7 February 1935, page 1. | Shields, Ellen Gay (I55)
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| 2830 | Mrs. J.W. Baird received news of the death of her brother, Lemuel Walkinshaw, aged 80 years, in Stockton, Cal. Mr. Walkinshaw is well known to many here and was one of a family of 11 children of pioneers of the Sharon vicinity. Mrs. J.W. Baird and Mrs. Maggie Reed are the only surviving members of the family. The old home where the Walkinshaw family was reared is now the farm home of M.W. Baird. Quad-City Times, Davenport, Iowa. Wednesday, 12 March 1930. | Walkinshaw, Lemuel (I387)
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| 2831 | Mrs. James Kennedy died suddenly at her home near Garland station, Iowa, Thursday morning, November 2d (1911), at 6 o'clock. She had been ill for two months, and about four weeks ago was taken to Chicago, where she underwent an operation. She was brought home Monday evening of last week, and appeared to be regaining her health. Her death was a great shock to all the friends, as it was entirely unexpected. The funeral was held from the Kennedy home Friday afternoon at 2:30, conducted by her pastor Reverend E. L. McKnight, and interment was made in the Sharon cemetery. A very large gathering of friends attended the funeral exercises. Mrs. Kennedy, née Martha Creelman, was born in Ireland, County Derry, March 3, 1847. In company with a brother she immigrated to America, landing in New York October 20th, 1866. Her marriage to James Kennedy took place January 3, 1867. To this union were born three sons, George, Robert and Renwick, and four daughters, Mrs. Frank Hays, Mrs. Will McElhinney, Mrs. W. W. Caldwell and Miss Ruby, all of whom are living, as is also Mr. Kennedy. The Kennedy family removed from New York in 1870 and located near Kossuth, Iowa, where they lived until 1883. They have lived on the farm they now occupy for 15 years. Mrs. Kennedy was a life member of the Covenanter church and had been for over 28 years connected with the Sharon congregation. She was of the kindest of neighbors, of the sincerest of friends, of the best of mothers, of the choicest of Christians. "She rests from her labours, and her works do follow her." Morning Sun News-Herald, 4 Nov 1911 | Creelman, Martha Jane (I1050)
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| 2832 | Mrs. Jennie Watson Services for Mrs. Jennie Watson, 90, of 214 South Jackson, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the First Methodist church in Lucien with the Rev. Lester Myers and Rev. George C. Hutchins officiating. Mrs. Watson died in a local hospital Thursday after a six week illness. She had resided at 214 South Jackson and came to Enid in 1948 from Lucien where she had lived since 1895. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Margaret Knopfel, Marshall; one brother, W.S. Shields, Perry, 11 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Mrs. Watson was the last charter member of the original lady’s aid society of the First Methodist church of Lucien. Burial will be in the Lucien cemetery under the direction of the Brown funeral home. Preceding Mrs. Watson in death were her husband, James J. Watson, and one daughter, Mrs. Wanda Trowbridge. The Enid Morning News, Enid Oklahoma. Saturday, 23 May 1953. | Shields, Jane "Jennie" (I61)
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| 2833 | Mrs. Juliet Marohn yesterday applied to the county curt to be appointed administratrix of the estate of her late husband, Adolph J. Mahohn of Lead. The estate, according to the petition, is valued at $2,825. The Daily Deadwood Pioneer-Times, Deadwood, South Dakota. Thursday, 17 December 1914. | Marohn, Adolph Jacob (I103)
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| 2834 | Mrs. Juliet Marohn yesterday applied to the county curt to be appointed administratrix of the estate of her late husband, Adolph J. Mahohn of Lead. The estate, according to the petition, is valued at $2,825. The Daily Deadwood Pioneer-Times, Deadwood, South Dakota. Thursday, 17 December 1914. | McClure, Juliet (I104)
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| 2835 | Mrs. Katherine Jespersen and Mrs. Tony Henriksen received word late Friday of the death of this brother, Glenn Magee of Lexington, Nebr. Funeral services and interment were at Arapahoe on Tuesday of this week. Those going from here on Tuesday for the services were Mrs. Katherine Jasperson and Mrs. Mrs. Tony Henriksen, also Mrs. Henry Joy of York; Mrs. Mable Magee of Omaha; Mrs. Grace Jones, Ruskin; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Magee and daughter, Shirley, Hardy; Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelsen, Superior; Mrs. Jack Slocum, Nelson. Other relatives present were J.S. Magee, of Culbertson; Mrs. Esther Garlick of Colorado Springs, Colo.; Charlene Edwards and George Magee, Denver, Colo. The Nelson Gazette (Nelson, NE), Thursday, September 17, 1953. | Magee, Charles Glenn (I506)
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| 2836 | Mrs. Kilpatrick, 56, Of Sharon Is Taken By Death Special to The Democrat Morning Sun, Ia., May 17. – Mrs. Alfred Kilpatrick, 56, lifelong resident of the Sharon and Winfield communities, died at 10 p.m. Monday in the Burlington hospital where she underwent an operation recently. She was formerly Ella Edgar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Edgar, and was born in December 1881, near Winfield. The family moved to the Sharon community where she grew to womanhood and was married Sept. 28, 1904, to Mr. Kilpatrick. Her husband; four sons: the Rev. Lester Kilpatrick, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Ralph, student at Geneva college, Beaver Falls, Pa.; Kyle, Cedar Rapids, and Wiley, at home; a daughter, Mrs. Julia Edgar, Morning Sun; a twin sister, Mrs. Ella Hartzell, Mars, Pa.; three brothers, Melville, Morning Sun; Charles, Renfrew, Pa., and George, Yakima, Wash.; a half-brother, William, Crawfordsville; and three half-sisters, Mrs. J.C. Green, Morning Sun; Mrs. James Hensleigh, Sterling, Kas., and Mrs. Lizzie Thompson, Canonsburg, Pa., survive. Quad-City Times, Davenport, Iowa. Tuesday, 17 May 1938. | Edgar, Ellen Edith (I977)
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| 2837 | Mrs. Kirkhart Dies Thursday Mrs. Jacob L. Kirkhart, about 80, long-time resident of Lucien died about noon Thursday following a stroke which she suffered at her home earlier in the day. Services were pending Thursday afternoon. Arrangements are in charge of the Newton Funeral Home. The Perry Daily Journal, Perry, Oklahoma. Thursday, 9 March 1950. | Shields, Margaret "Maggie" (I59)
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| 2838 | Mrs. Lettie Parker, wife of A.J. Parker, died on the 28th and was buried on the 30th in the Clearwater cemetery. She leaves a husband, three children and many friends to mourn her death. Rev. D.I. Howard conducted the funeral services. The Wichita Star, Wichita, Kansas. Friday, 4 December 1903. | Shores, Rachel Melettie "Lettie" (I696)
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| 2839 | Mrs. Linder, 90, Winfield, Dies Funeral Services for Long Time Resident Held Tuesday. Special to The Democrat Morning Sun, Ia., Nov. 21, - Mrs. Sophia Linder, 90, long time resident of the Winfield community, died Sunday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lou McCall, with whom she has resided in recent years. Mrs. Linder was born Sept. 2, 1848, in Sweden and was married July 6, 1975, to Charles Linder. He preceded her in death 23 years . Beside her daughters, two sons, Oscar and Herbert, of the Marsh community, 15 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren survive. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Methodist church in Marsh and burial will be in Elmwood cemetery, Morning Sun. Quad-City Times, Davenport, Iowa. Monday, 21 November 1938. | Johnson, Maria Sophia (I125)
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| 2840 | Mrs. Lola F. Price Mrs. Lola F. Price, 78, Paola, Kan., died Saturday at an Independence nursing home. She was born in Drexel in Cass County and had lived in Paola most of her life. Mrs. Price was a member of the United Methodist Church of Paola. She leaves three daughters, Mrs. Wanita Suhr, Fairway, Mrs. Wand Nuzum, Sedalia, Mo., and Mrs. Lois Hawkins, Wichita, Kans.; four sisters, Mrs. Dora Crutcher, Grandview, Mrs. Norma Bishop, Drexel, Mrs. Phon Collman, Akron, Colo., and Mrs. Edna Ison, Otis, Colo.; and seven grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Freeman Chapel; burial in Johnson County Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Friends may call from 7 to 8 p.m. Monday at the chapel. The family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society. The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Missouri. Sunday, 10 August 1980. | Dawson, Lola (I1770)
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| 2841 | Mrs. Margaret Bedford Dies Here Wednesday Mrs. Margaret A. Bedford, 68 years old, died at her home, 1226 Fourth street, at 9:35 Wednesday morning. Mrs. Bedford had been ill for some time, but her death was unexpected. She is survived by four children, Everett and Bessie Bedford of Greeley; Mrs. Lee Gish, Little River, Ran.; and Merton Bedford, Santa Barbara, Calif. She was the wife of the late George S. Bedford. Greeley Daily Tribune, Greeley, Colorado. Wednesday, 31 December 1930. | Andrews, Magaret (I425)
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| 2842 | Mrs. Margaret Glasgow of Urbana, has and her household goods moved to her home here, and will again make this her home. Her son Hugh, and daughter Miss Grace of Pittsburg, Pa., have been here overseeing the work. The Macomb Daily By-Stander, Macomb, Illinois, Wednesday, 15 September 1920. | Walker, Margaret Matilda (I824)
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| 2843 | Mrs. Margaret Weaver. Goshen – Mrs. Margaret Weaver, 93, widow of Jesse Weaver, died just before noon Monday in the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sunthimer, 614 S. 3rd St., with whom she had lived for 17 years. She was born Jan. 24, 1869, in Kossuth, Iowa, and was married to Jesse Weaver, Jan. 22, 1891. He died June 26, 1926. She was the oldest member of the First United Church of Christ and a member of the Chautauqua Club. Surviving are one other daughter, Mrs. Bert Vance, Goshen; five grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Catherine Hawkins, Trenton, Neb. Friends may call in the Hartzler-Gutermuth Funeral Home, where services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Rev. Gerald R. Cobb officiating. Burial will be in Oak Ridge Cemetery. The South Bend Tribune, South Bend, Indiana. Tuesday, 12 Juen 1962. | McCollum, Margaret (I1680)
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| 2844 | Mrs. Marlene Wilson Morning Sun – Funeral services for Mrs. Marlene Sue Wilson, 34, of Honolulu, Hawaii, former Morning Sun resident, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Sharon Reformed Presbyterian Church near Morning Sun. Dr. G.M. Robb will officiate. Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery. The body is at the Pierce Funeral Home in Morning Sun. Mrs. Wilson died Wednesday, Dec. 22 at her home. A daughter of James and Vessie Meyers Robertson, she was born May 9, 1937 at Wapello. She was a graduate of Morning Sun High School and the Burlington Hospital School of Nursing where she previously was a member of the hospital teaching staff. The former Marlene Sue Robertson married David Kyle Wilton, Sept. 6, 1958 at Morning Sun. Survivors include her husband, David, who is stationed with the U.S. Air Force at Honolulu; a son, David and a daughter, Tami, both at home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson, Wapello; a brother, Milton Robertson of Fairplay, Colo. and a sister, Mrs. Janet Caudle, Quebec, Canada. The Muscatine Journal, Muscatine, Iowa. Monday, 27 December 1971. | Robertson, Marlene S. (I1030)
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| 2845 | Mrs. Martha Tedrick 293 Grant st., Miss Catherine Tedrick, Mrs. J.M. Bolton and Mrs. Wilda Graham, were called to Freedom, O., over the week-end by the death of a relative, Mrs. William McKeown. The Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio. Monday, 9 May 1932. | Tidrick, Nancy Jane (I365)
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| 2846 | Mrs. Mary Caskey Died At Pittsburg Mrs. Mary Caskey, a former Superior resident, and the mother of Rev. C.E. Caskey, died last Friday at the Reformed Presbyterian Aged People’s Home at Pittsburg, Pa. Mrs. Caskey celebrated her 100th birthday only a few months ago. Mrs. Caskey made her home in Superior from 1951 to 1957 with her son, Rev. C.E. Caskey, while he was pastor of the Reformed Presbyterian church here. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Pittsburg and burial was made in the Clarinda, Iowa, cemetery. The Superior Express, Superior, Nebraska. Thursday, 7 July 1960. | Andrews, Mary (I424)
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| 2847 | Mrs. Mary D. McKeown Funeral services for Mrs. Mary D. McKeown who died at her home on Wednesday at the age of 53 years, will be held at the Portland Crematorium Friday at 2 p.m. Rev. William Redman of Aloho, Ore., will officiate. Cremation will follow the service. Branstetter-Simon are in charge of arrangements. The Eugene Guard, Eugene, Oregon. Thursday, 8 April 1937. | Field, Mary (I568)
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| 2848 | MRS. MARY E. IVINS Mary E. Glasco, wife of Rev. J. R. Ivins, of the Illinois Conference, was born by Presbyterian parentage at Mt. Sterling, Illinois, July 17th, 1868. She married Rev. J. R. Ivins, Dec. 24, 1890 and died at Camp Point, Illinois, May 18th, 1894. These dates represent only the outward life of one who lived so short a term of years. From her childhood she was taught the Bible and saw the beauty of a Christian life illustrated in her own home, and very early in life gave her heart to the Lord. Preferring the Methodist Episcopal Church, she connected herself with the society at Chapel Hill, on the Camden circuit in the summer of 1889, during the pastorate of her own bereaved husband. Her consecration was so entire and her experience so deep and clear, and her heart so trustful, that her life was a beautiful exhibition of loving service for the Master. At the marriage alter she gave herself to him who had won her affection and love, but cheerfully gave her life to the toil and labor of an itinerant's wife. During the year of 1893 her husband's health gave way under excessive labor and study, and at the conference at Clinton he took a supernumerary relation. In the winter of 1893 he went to Florida in hopes of regaining his health and strength. She remained at home, denying herself for his good that he might be able to again preach the gospel. During his absence, and while Brother Ivins was preaching in Florida, Mrs. Ivins became a mother, and died May 18th, a few hours before her husband reached his home. Mrs. Ivins possessed a beautiful Christian experience, not self reproachful nor boastful, but illustrating the beauty of life hid with Christ in God. She had an ardent desire to live to be a faithful wife, mother, and helper in the work of the Master, but she knew whom she believed and trusted, and when the end came it was closing the eyes on earth to open them in heaven. She was buried at Camp Point, Ill. Thus again we have been called to record the departure of nother of God's faithful handmaidens. | Glasgow, Mary E. (I844)
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| 2849 | Mrs. Mary Orr Mrs. Mary E. Orr, 83, resident of Freeport for 16 years and widow of Samuel Orr, died at 4:10 p.m. Monday at her home in Freeport following an illness of one month. She was born in Harrison co. April 9, 1868, a daughter of William and Nancy Tidrick McKeown and was a member of the Freeport Presbyterian church. Her husband died 15 years ago. Her only survivors are two nieces and five nephews. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. (EST) at the McCoy Funeral Home in Freeport with Rev. E.W. Lodwick officiating. Burial will be in the Londonderry cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. The Daily Times, New Philadelphia, Ohio. Tuesday, 10 July 1951. | McKeown, Mary Emma (I366)
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| 2850 | Mrs. Maxwell Dies at 32 Mrs. Clarice Louise Maxwell, 32, of Santa Fe died Thursday in Bataan Memorial Hospital in Albuquerque, following a lengthy illness. Survivors include her husband, Calvin C., a son, Charles, three daughters, Pamela, Cynthia and Cristina, all of Santa Fe; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Friedman of Santa Clara, Calif.; three sisters, Mrs. William Lang, Mrs. Jake McKesson of Des Moines, Iowa, and Mrs. Don Moore of Los Angeles, Calif.; four brothers, Jack, Raymond, Edward, all of Los Angeles and Robert of Santa Clara, Calif. Rosary will be recited tonight at 7:30 at the Chapel of the Ascension at clock’s Mortuary. Requiem high mass will be Monday at 9 a.m. at Our Lady of Guadalupe church. Burial will follow in Rosario Cemetery. The Santa Fe New Mexican, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Sunday, 23 February 1964. | Freedman, Clarice Louise (I661)
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