The Independence Daily Reporter Saturday August 21, 1937 Marriage Licenses. Victor A. WOLTERS, 22, Wilma FOLAND, 19, both of Coffeyville. James W. TACKETT, 23, Margaret C. CLEAVER, 21, both of Muskogee, Okla.
The Independence Daily Reporter Saturday August 21, 1937 R.R. Sheridan. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Fredonia for R.R. Sheridan who passed away at Woodward, Okla., Thursday.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Saturday August 21, 1937 Mrs. Walter Craven. Mrs. Walter CRAVEN, former Cherryvale resident, died Wednesday at her home in Excelsior Springs, Mo. She was Miss Maybelle RICHARDSON before her marriage.
The Independence Daily Reporter Saturday August 21, 1937 Marriage Licenses In Other Counties. Wilson County: Ralph A. BEARD, 23, Neodesha, Ethel Lucile MOORE, 17, Neodesha. Edward MYERS, 24, Chanute, Claudine WHEELER, 23, Chanute. Wayne Van VICKLE, 20, Earlton, Fern GAMBEL, 20, Altoona. Elk County: Joe WHEELER, Chanute, Eleanor JONES, Grenola. William Frederick CAMP, Wauneta, Ruth WILCOXON, Moline. Labette County: Leonard HARE, Erie, 21, Bernice Jay, Erie, 18. Wesley A. CARLSON, Liberty, 22, Velma F. OLIPHANT, Mound Valley, 22. O.C. AIKIN, Chanute, 21, Nellie May BUTCHER, Chanute, 18. David A. CALDWELL, Parsons, over 21, Laura WEST, Springfield, Mo., over 21. Chautauqua County: Willis Lloyd SCOTT, 23, Cedar Vale, Nellie May MATTOX, 21, Elgin. L.B. ADAMS, 32, Moline, Bernice HARRINGTON, 25, Grenola. J. Alden SMITH, 24, Elgin, Jennie A. KEITH, 25, Grenola. Harold W. KELLENBERGER, 23, Adelaide E. STAATS, 23, both of Wichita.
The Independence Daily Reporter Thursday August 19, 1937 Marriage Licenses. Ernest W. SCHREINER, jr., 44, Loretta ELLISON, 33, both of Tulsa. T.H. SCRUGGS, 25, Janice SAUNDERS, 20, both of Tulsa. Boyd MORROW, 23, Marie HARRIS, 22, both of Fredonia.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday August 19, 1937 Arthur R. Noce. Funeral services were held this afternoon at New Albany for Arthur R. NOCE, former Neodesha business man, who died Tuesday night. The wife and son survive.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday August 19, 1937 Death Takes W.S. Tucker. End to Caney Farmer Comes Unexpectedly. William S. TUCKER, 60, died suddenly Wednesday evening abotu 6 o'clock in a hay field on his farm, route 1, Caney, following a heart attack. Mr. Tucker was stricken while working in the field and died before he could be removed to the house. He had complained of feeling ill during the day, his family said. Mr. Tucker was born May 10, 1877 in Hart county, Ky., and at the age of six months came to Kansas with his parents and settled on a farm in Rutland township. He resided there until about four years ago when he moved to the present home place near Caney. He was married in 1905 to Ethel MITCHELL, who died here in 1927. Surviving are six sons, Delbert of Independence, Buford, Willard and Leland of the home, Dale and William of Elk City; five daughters, Mrs. Yola BLANKENSHIP, of Independence, Mrs. Thelma BOYLE of Independence, Mrs. Athalee BLANKENSHIP of Independence, Mrs. Mabel WALTERS, of Rutland, and Miss Lucille TUCKER, of the home; three brothers, E.R. Tucker, of Rutland, Orville Tucker of Independence, Richard Tucker of Bolton; two sisters, Mrs. J.F. REEVES of Kalispell, Mont.; and Mrs. Bertha BERGY of Portland, Ore. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Potts Funeral chapel. Burial will be in Rutland cemetery.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Tuesday August 17, 1937 Wm. Mansfield Dies. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland BROWNING, 122 North Twenty-fifth, received a message today telling of the death of his cousin, Bill MANSFIELD, 19, who died at his home in Kansas City. The deceased was the son of Mrs. Earl Mansfield of Tulsa. His father preceded him in death three years ago. No details were given in the message. Funeral services were held this afternoon and burial was made in Joplin. The Mansfield family resided in Independence at 1014 South Wald until about nine years ago when they moved to Kansas City.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Tuesday August 17, 1937 Bobby Carr. Status lymphatism was given as the cause of death of Bobby Franklin CARR, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carr of New Albany, who died Sunday in a Neodesha hospital.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Tuesday August 17, 1937 Jarvise Baker. Jarvise Lee BAKER, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Russell Baker of Dearing, died yesterday morning following a three day illness. Funeral services were held this afternoon and burial was made at Coffeyville.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Tuesday August 17, 1937 Leonard Wilane. Funeral services for Leonard WILANE, 58, will be held tomorrow at Coffeyville. The wife, two sons and a daughter survive. Wilane was employed at the Missouri Pacific shops until he became ill two years ago.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Tuesday August 17, 1937 Harry C. Wise. Private funeral services for Harry C. WISE, 65, employe of the Missouri Pacific railway telegraph department more than 47 years, who died Monday morning in a Coffeyville hospital were held today. Wise had been ill only a few days. Surviving are the wife and daughter.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Tuesday August 17, 1937 August L. Ehart. Funeral services were held this morning for August L. EHART, 48, resident of Coffeyville 35 years, who died Sunday afternoon. The wife and three sons survive.
The Independence Daily Reporter Tuesday August 17, 1937 Marriage Licenses. Joe WISELY, 26, Coffeyville and Dolly GREGORY, 22, South Coffeyville, Okla.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Monday August 16, 1937 Barney Bucher Dies At Coffeyville Home Today. Barney BUCHER, 39, Coffeyville attorney who was well known here, died of heart disease at his home today. Bucher practiced law in district court here and often appeared in cases with his father before the latter's death. When the United States entered the World War, Bucher was the first Coffeyville youth to join Company A. of the 139th infantry. Bucher was graduated from the University of Kansas in 1923.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Monday August 16, 1937 Jack Holwick. Funeral services for Jack HOLWICK, 9, will be held Tuesday morning at Neodesha. Jack died Saturday following a two weeks' illness with trench mouth and complications. The parents, four brothers and a sister survive.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Monday August 16, 1937 Mrs. A. Trimble. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Caney for Mrs. A. TRIMBLE, 79-yer-old pioneer, who died Saturday. Burial was made in the Sunnyside cemetery beside the body of her late husband and son.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Monday August 16, 1937 Mrs. J.M. McGuire. Mrs. Margaret Virginia McGUIRE, 76, wife of J.M. McGuire and more than half a century a resident of Caney, died Saturday morning at her home in Caney following a two-months illness. Mrs. McGuire formerly lived in Independence and obtained her schooling here. The husband and a son, Baird Lamar McGuire of Carter, Wyo., survive.
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Hodshire Classification: Lookup Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Dm.2ADI/1797 Message Board Post: Seeking a transcript of the obituary for Jack Coyle Hodshire that was published in the Coffeyville newspaper November 13 and 14, 1977. Thanks!
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Dm.2ADI/1796 Message Board Post: Seeking any info on family of KOPFER, in or near Caney, KS., as of April, 1917, or close relatives in nearby counties. Email direct: <jgrwolfe@eagle.ptialaska.net> Thanks!