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1. [KSJEFFER] North Williamstown Items. June 5, 1941 [1]
The Perry Mirror Thursday June 5, 1941 North Williamstown. Mr. and Mrs. Carl EVENS and baby daughter were Sunday visitors at the Virgil GREEN home. Mr. and Mrs. T.C. ALLEN and daughter, Wiuma Marie, were dinner guests at the home of their mother, Mrs. A.A. ALLEN, on Decoration Day. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O'TRIMBLE and children Donna Jean and Junior, were Sunday visitors at the Frank BRACKEN home. Miss Marian O'TRIMBLE a graduate of the Nortonville high school this year and formally of our community has se
2. [KSJEFFER] Winchester Items; June 25, 1897.. [1]
The Oskaloosa Times Friday June 25, 1897 Winchester. Summer has come in earnest. Oscar SIMMONS was in Topeka last week. Charley HINES has returned from Soldier. Jack KEATON is working at the Creamery. Mrs. W.A. CLARK and Lee have returned from Colorado. Carl SIMMONS came out from Leavenworth Thurday for a few days visit. N.W. EVERETT is having his store papered and painted. VARNER and HOWLAND are doing the work. Miss Mable MOORHEAD entertained some of her little friends Saturday afternoon. It was h
3. [KSJEFFER] Marriage: HUMMER--WISE.. [1]
The McLouth Times Friday March 3, 1905 Hummer-Wise Married, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John RITCHEY, Wednesday, March 1, 1905, at high noon, Mr. Elmer HUMMER and Miss Margie WISE. It was a quiet home wedding only a few of the immediate relatives and friends being present. The bride was prettily attired in a suit of tan cloth with trimmings of white, and carried bride's roses. The groom wore conventional black. After the ceremony a bountiful dinner was served. The table decorations were white carnations a
4. [KSJEFFER] Valley Grove Items: Feb. 10, 1905.. [1]
The McLouth Times Friday February 10, 1905 Valley Grove Items. Jim CLARE has been appointed school director to filll a vacancy. Mrs. GALLAGHER visited her mother, Mrs. FETTY, near Oneil one day last week. Mr. DIAS closed his school last Tuesday to attend the wedding of his wife's sister. Owing to sickness in his family our teacher, Mr. DIAS, found it impossible to teach school this week. J.C. CLARE met with what might have been a serious accident one day last week. He was cutting wood in the timber an
5. [KSJEFFER] Fw: Obituary: Pope Walker ALLEN.. [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Laird To: Jim Laird Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 5:33 PM Subject: Obituary: Pope Walker ALLEN.. The Topeka Daily Capital Thursday July 20,1939 Pope Walker Allen. Pope Walker ALLEN, 78, died Wednesday night at his home, 634 Taylor street. He was born July 29, 1860, in Oskaloosa and was a resident of Kansas all of his life. For the past twenty-six years he had lived in Topeka. He was the only son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Allen. His mother was Mrs. Jane
6. [KSJEFFER] Obituary: Myrtis WOODHEAD.. [1]
The McLouth Times Friday February 17, 1905 Obituary. Little Myrtis WOODHEAD was born near McLouth, Kansas, Oct. 25, 1900, died Feb. 8, 1905, aged 4 years, 3 months, and 14 days. She leaves her parents, three sisters, and one brother to mourn her loss. She was a bright lovely little child, and was especially fond of singing. With her little songs she often brightened her home. Such a little break in the sodQ So tiny to be a grave! Oh! how can I render so soon to God The beautiful gift He gave? Must I put
7. [KSJEFFER] Fall Creek items: Feb. 24, 1905.. [1]
The McLouth Times Friday February 24, 1905 Fall Creek. John BROWN is able to walk about the house again. WIll QUESENBURY and family were Ackerland visitors last Sunday. E. GOETTING has been on the sick list for two weeks but is better at this time. Wm. MOORE, road overseer called out a gang of men last Friday to remove the snow drifts from a portion of the road in his district. H. CARTER left Sunday for Indian territory to be with his wife who is very sick. He will return as soon as his wife is able t
8. [KSJEFFER] Obituary: Libbie C. TULIEN.. [1]
The Perry Mirror Thursday May 31, 1956 Libbie C. Tulien. Miss Lillie C. TULIEN, 76, of Route 2 Meriden, Meriden, died May 24 at a Topeka hospital. She was born in St. Marys on Feb. 21, 1880, and had lived in Meriden since 1937. She was a member of the St. Marys Lutheran Church and was an organist and superintendent of the church. She was a teacher in the Hill School for several years. Survivors include one sister, Lillie TULIEN of Route 5; and four brothers, Harry Tulien, Herbert Tulien, and Paul Tulien,
9. [KSJEFFER] Obituary: Barbara WERST.. [1]
The McLouth Times Friday February 17, 1905 Obituary. Barbara, daughter of G.W. WERST, was born in Wabash Co., Indiana, Sept. 28, 1853. She moved with her parents to Jefferson Co., Kansas in 1864. She was married to Thomas GILBERT July 7, 1885. To this union was born one son. She died Feb. 12, 1905, aged 51 years, 4 months, and 14 days. She leaves a husband and son, four sisters, and six brothers to mourn her loss. She was converted and joined the United Brethren church at the age of 30 years and was a mem
10. [KSJEFFER] Williamstown Items: June 18, 1897.. [1]
The Oskaloosa Times Friday June 18, 1897 Williamstown. Corn is looking fine this week. Mr. Willard McCRACKEN is still on the sick list. John EVANS shelled corn for John WETTER Monday. John WINRICK was in town Monday with a crippled foot. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Brooks HUMPHRIES, a ten pound boy. Mr. Heck EVANS and family were visitors of J.B. EVANS , Sunday. Orlando KYLE and James BLUE went to Oskaloosa Friday on business. John BAYNE has taken charge of the L.C. BOUTON's huckster wagon. The ice crea
11. [KSJEFFER] Obituary: Mrs. Katie CARTER.. [1]
The Perry Mirror Thursday June 7, 1956 Mrs. Katie Carter. Mrs. Katie CARTER, 85, died May 29 at the Jefferson County Memorial Hospital at Winchester. She was born November 26, 1870, at WInchester and was a lifelong resident of that community. She was a member of the Winchester Christian Church. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Hattie DAVIS, Winchester, and Mrs. Ola JAEDICKE, Kansas City, Kan., two sons, Arthur Carter, Winchester and Delbert Carter, topeka; 10 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren, a
12. [KSJEFFER] Local Items: McLouth: Feb. 10, 1905.. [1]
The McLouth Times Friday February 10, 1905 Frank, son of W.L. MARKS met with an accident last Friday while driving home from school. The buggy in which he and his sisters, were riding upset throwing hime out and breaking his left arm. Dr. BORST was called and reduced the fracture. S.V. EDMONDS, Carl ELLIOTT, Roy and Milt EDMONDS and Hary GENSLER were rabbit hunting on Saturday and the way they made the fur fly was a caution. They bagged 90 of the fleeting snow treaders.
13. [KSJEFFER] Misc. Items: Oskaloosa, July 2, 1897.. [1]
The Oskaloosa Times Friday July 2, 1897 Walter FERGUSON returned from Valley Falls Sunday afternoon and says that they had a four inch rain there Friday night and that the river is a foot deep over the fairground race track and still rising. Miss Josie GOODMAN, a graduate of the state normal at Emporia has applied for a position in the city schools here. Miss MYERS, who taught her last year has accepted a position in the Vally Falls schools for the coming year.--Nortonville News. (Miss Goodman is a sister
14. [KSJEFFER] Obituary: Harold A. WILLIAMSON.. [1]
The Perry Mirror Thursday May 31, 1956 Harold A. Williamson. A former Kansan Professor Harold A. WILLIAMSON, died May 24 at his home at Hammond, Ind. He was professor of speech and English in the extension division of Purdue University at Hammond. He had been a resident of Hammond since 1946. Mr. Williamson was a graduate of Emporia State College and received his masters degree from the Univesity of Kansas. He taught school at Perry and was principal of the high school. He was a member of Perry Masonic L
15. [KSJEFFER] Perry Item: Bundy Released.. [1]
The Oskaloosa Times Friday June 18, 1897 Perry. Bundy Released. To anyone who enjoys horse play, and farce comedy the procceedings in Judge Oliver's court yesterday would have been worth more than anything ever seen on a stage. Bill Bundy was arrested on a warrant charging assault with intent to kill, but the warrant failed to specify with what deadly weapon the assault was made and as it was not claimed that any weapon was used the county attorney wanted the charge changed to assault and battery, but th
16. [KSJEFFER] Number Ten Items: July 24, 1941.. [1]
The Oskaloosa Independent Thursday July 24, 1941 Number Ten, by Minnie Icks. Mr. and Mrs. Will ICKS, Glenna ICKS and Kathryn May drove to Lawrence Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Malvin ICKS and daughter, Anna Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Everett BOYD and sons of Kansas City spent Sunday a week ago with us. Jim HENERY spent the weekend with us and returned to Kansas City with them Sunday evening. Homer BOYD returned to Topeka Sunday evening after two weeks of hard work on the farm, haying, threshing,
17. [KSJEFFER] Death: Whit LAMING Sr., [1]
The McLouth Times Friday January 5, 1905 Arrived Too Late. Whit Laming did not arrive at his home in England in time to see his father alive. Mr. LAMING, the senior, died Saturday morning at his home in Spalding, and word of his death was received here the same morning by cablegram. Whit Laming landed in Liverpool Saturday afternoon. Whit Laming, Sr., spent about twelve years of his life in and near Tonganoxie; and moved back to England about ten years ago. He would have been 77 years old the 17th of this
18. [KSJEFFER] March Jurors and Misc. Items: Feb. 24, 1905. [1]
The McLouth Times Friday February 24, 1905 Jurors for the March term of the District Court--J.F. OROKE, S.E. TRUE, W.M. SHRADER, W.C. BELL, and Chas. MEADOWCROFT, Oskaloosa; W.E.S. MIELEY, G.F.TURNER, j.F. KIERN, G.S. LAKE and Chas. BAKER, Ozawkie; J.L. FORSYTH, R.R. ALEXANDER, McLouth; Wm. FISHER, Grantville; Wm. BLUMBERG, Denison; C.W. ALLEN, Williamstown; John EATON, Perry; Frank BATES, Nortonville; J.L. BURNETT, Valley Falls; W.J. OWEN, Rock Creek; N.J. CAMPBELL, Meriden; Samuel WILBUR, Lawrence; J.E.
19. [KSJEFFER] Winchester Items: July 9, 1897.. [1]
The Oskaloosa Times Friday July 9, 1897 Winchester. A.L. CARITHERS is the postmaster. We have had sufficient rain for a time. Mr. and Mrs. G.N. WITT returned from Emporia Saturday. Lon ERHART and Miss WOODS from Easton were up Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R.J. KEYS went ot Kansas City last Tuesday. Will DARNELL went to Missouri Friday to spend the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. L. WILHELM spent the past week visiting in Kansas City. Miss Carrie HULL has returned to her duties at the hospital in Leavenworth. James
20. [KSJEFFER] Marriage: EVERIST--EDMONDS.. [1]
The Topeka Daily Capital Sunday August 27, 1961 Everist--Edmonds. The marriage of Judy Lynn EVERIST, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Everist, Lawrence, to Gary Nelson EDMONDS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Edmonds, Oskaloosa, was solemnized Aug. 19 in the McLouth Methodist Church. Members of the wedding party were : Kay Everist, Helen BABBITT, Mrs. Dale CLINTON and Judi WEIBEL, Lawrence; Mrs. Lloyd Van HORN, Oskaloosa; Bill MOHRI, Ames, Iowa; David McHENRY, Olathe; Charles CLINKENBEARD, Holton, and Pat MOYNAG
21. [KSJEFFER] Will add McLouth Times.. [1]
Finally after three attempts to get a McLouth newspaper I have received the film for one. I am still reading it but will try Monday evening to add material from the following: The McLouth Times January 5, 1905 to January 10, 1908 Roll M-1158 Kansas State Historical Society. Have a good one!! Jim.
22. [KSJEFFER] Grayson Notes: July 13, 1944.. [1]
The Oskaloosa Independent Thursday July 13, 1944 Grayson Notes. A nice need rain came this morning and women are busy canning beans, peas, blackberries, apricots, dewberries, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Cham. CARTER were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer WEIBEL over the weekend and also Miss Wilma Jean SLOOP spent Sunday with Mrs. Marion CARTER. These girls are school chums. Mrs. Ida GRAGG entertained the Farm Unit at her home with an all day meeting. Mrs. Turner ROGERS was surprised Sunday night as her
23. [KSJEFFER] Ozawkie Bulletin: July 20, 1944.. [1]
The Oskaloosa Independent Thursday July 20, 1944 Ozawkie Bulletin. Mrs. Ida STEFFEY is spending a few days in Lawrence with her daughter, Mrs. Earl BAKER, Mr. Baker and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis METZGER and sons arrived from Alhambra, Calif., Saturday and are staying at the Orville MEREDITH home. Billy KRAMER was operated on for appendicitis Sunday at St. Francis hospital. He is getting along fine. Mr. and Mrs. Billie METZGER of Denver, Colo., called on relatives and friends here Tuesday. Ja
24. [KSJEFFER] Death: Benj. J. GRIFFIN.. [1]
The Oskaloosa Independent Thursday July 13, 1944 Benj. J. GRIFFIN, well-known resident of Valley Falls, died yesterday in a Topeka hopsital.
25. [KSJEFFER] Fw: Obituary: Mrs. Dollie REICHERT.. [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Laird To: Jim Laird Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003 9:24 AM Subject: Obituary: Mrs. Dollie REICHERT.. The Topeka Daily Capital Monday March 31, 1958 Mrs. Dollie Reichert. Mrs. Dollie REICHERT, 78, of Valley Falls, died Saturday night at the Jefferson County Hospital Annex at Winchester. She was born December 16, 1879 at Odense, and taught school in Jefferson County seven years before her marriage to Levi Reichert in 1902. She lived in Half Mound community sever
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