The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Monday October 11, 1937 Clifford Mizer. Clifford MIZER, former Coffeyville resident, died Saturday morning in a hospital at Sapulpa, Okla., from a skull fracture suffered two weeks ago when he was struck by a 16-pound sledge hammer while he worked on an automobile in the garage where he was employed as a mechanic. The body has been returned to Coffeyville for burial.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Monday October 11, 1937 Waneta Carnes. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Coffeyville for Miss Waneta Zelma CARNES, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Carnes of rural Coffeyville. The young woman died Saturday morning of double pneumonia. She was a senior in the Coffeyville high school. The parents, three sisters, and four brothers survive.
The Independence Daily Reporter Monday October 11, 1937 Daughter Born:--Rev. and Mrs. Eugene FRANK of Olathe are the parents of an eight and a half pound daughter, Juanita Gretchen, born Saturday morning in the Bethany hospital at Kansas City. Rev. Frank, who was formerly pastor at the Grace Methodist church, is a nephew of Mrs. L.B. BATCHELOR, 408 North Third.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Monday October 11, 1937 Marriage Licenses. Freman DAVES, 22, Canton, Okla., and Marie JACKSON, 16, Independence. Thurman MEIGS, 21, Nowata, Oklahoma, and Ruby GIST, 20, Nowata. Ralph PERKINS, 23, Wann, Okla., and Irma ROBERTS, 19, Coffeyville. Roy HART, legal age, and Norma WOOTEN, legal age, both of Coffeyville. The first three couples were married by Probate Judge Earl L. BAILEY.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Saturday October 9, 1937 Marriage Licenses. Eldon ENGLUND, 21, and Ethel SCHNEIDER, 19, both of Coffeyville. William NEWMAN, 24, and Ruby MONROE, 23, both of Dewey, Okla.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Saturday October 9, 1937 Mrs. Margaret McAfee. Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret B. McAFEE, 70, widow of Charley McAfee and for 50 years a resident of the Coffeyville vicinity, will be held tomorrow afternoon at Valeda. Two daughters, both of Coffeyville, survive.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Friday October 8, 1937 Mrs. Lula Harris. Mrs. Lula HARRIS, 54, died yesterday at Fredonia. Funeral services were held this morning and burial was made in the Fredonia cemetery.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Friday October 8, 1937 Mrs. Sarah Baker. Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah BAKER, 90, for 56 years a resident of Caney, will be held Sunday afternoon. Following a month's illnes, Mrs. Baker died Wednesday night. Two sons and three daughters survive.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Friday October 8, 1937 Funeral Held. Funeral services for Dorothy HENDRICKSON, 16-year-old high school student, were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Potts Funeral home with Rev. Harold Humbert of the First Christian church in charge. Burial was in Mount Hope cemetery.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Friday October 8, 1937 Rites at Oswatomie. The body of James L. M. DICKEY, retired railroad employe, who died suddenly at his home southeast of Independence early Thursday morning was taken to Oswatomie Thursday evening and funeral services were to be held there tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Burial will be in the Oswatomie cemetery.
The Independence Daily Reporter Friday October 8, 1937 Son Born.--Mr. and Mrs. Richard SCOTT, 1101 North Sixth, are the parents of a son born this monring at 4:10 in Mercy hospital. The child weighed eight pounds and nine ounces.
The Independence Daily Reporter Friday October 8, 1937 Mercy Hospital Notes. Beulah WEBBER of Liberty, a student at Independence Junior college has been admitted for medical treatment. Mrs. Fred BAILIE of Fredonia has been admitted for medical treatment. Mrs. C.S. BROWN, 824 North Penn. underwent an appendectomy this afternoon. Alfred BADEN, who underwent an emergency appendectomy a few days ago is reported to be slightly improved today.
The Independence Daily Reporter Thursday October 7, 1937 H.B. Newland. H.B. NEWLAND, former Cherryvale resident, died yesterday in the Santa Fe hospital at Topeka. The body will be taken to Chanute for services and burial.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday October 7, 1937 Claude R. Martin. Claude Raymond MARTIN, 23, of Yearington,Wyo., formerly of Coffeyville, was electrocized Tuesday afternoon while working on a power line near Carson City, Nev., according to word received in Coffeyville by his mother, Mrs. E.C. Martin, shortly after she arrived in Coffeyville from Yearington for a visit.
The Independence Daily Reporter Thursday October 7, 1937 Elected Secretary. Clara MOLIDOR was elected secretary of the City Women's Bowling association for the coming season this week at a meeting of the league officials. Miss Molidor will have charge of figuring all handicaps and making out weekly standings.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday October 7, 1937 Mrs. Lester Brown Dies In Coffeyville Hospital. Zelpha Irene BROWN, wife of Lester Brown, of Tyro, Kansas, died this morning at 2:45 in the Southeastern Kansas hospital in Coffeyville following an illness of three weeks, which was caused from typhoid fever. Zelpha Irene STEWART was borb at Tyro, Kansas, August 31, 1917, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart for many years outstanding residents of that section. Charles Stewart, her father, preceding her in death, March 4, 1935. Funeral services will be held at the Skinner Funeral home in Coffeyville Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Burial will be in the Robbins cemetery, west of Coffeyville. Surviving are: the husband, Lester Brown and baby son, Ronnie; her mother, Mrs. Florena Stewart, a brother, C.L. Stewart of Marshaltown, Iowa, and a sister, Mrs. Viro CARNES, of Coffeyville.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday October 7, 1937 Taggart Rites Friday. Funeral services for Mrs. E.J. TAGGART, who died Wednesday in Elk City, will be held Friday at 3 p.m. in the Elk City Christian Church. Rev. Carl Packard will officiciate. Burial will be in the Elk City cemetery.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday October 7, 1937 Grant--Boomis. Mrs. Ollie GRANT and Bill BOOMIS both of this city, were united in marriage Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock in Independence, Mo., according to word received here today. Clarence Stewart of this city was present at the wedding, it was said. Mr. and Mrs. Boomis, both of whom are employed at the New York Candy Kitchen, are to make their home in Independence after they return from their wedding trip.
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: JDurham3909 Surnames: canada,houck ,Houston Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.kansas.counties.montgomery/1817/mb.ashx Message Board Post: HI Dennis, Just wanted to let you know that I did take the pictures you wanted. I will send them to you as soon as my cousin e-mails them to me. I do not have a scanner so I asked her to wait until I got home and send them to me and I will forward them to you. (FAIRVIEW)---Green Lee and Nancy are on the same stone--one on each side--beside each other. Nancy's however is unreadable. there are four graves in a line. Sarah, Green Lee, Nancy and James. James is an unmarked grave. (ELMWOOD)----Lot 14, block 22, plot 2; owner Sarah Houston. Sarah-1827-1913; Wm. K. Houston-1827-1897; Martha Houck-1855-1923; Thomas houck-1847-1934; Helen Pearl Sanderson-1885-1944; Gertrude Houck- ?-1969; Alfred Houck-1891-1960; Nellie Walton-1880-1918. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.
The Independence Daily Reporter Thursday October 7, 1937 Last Rites Held. Last rites for Nils P. ROBERTSON, 86, who died at his home, 10 miles west of Independence, Monday afternoon, were held this afternoon at 2:30 at the Jackson Funeral chapel with Rev. Marion Simmons of Elk City in charge. Burial was in Mt. Hope cemetery.