The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Saturday July 31, 1937 Marriage Licenses. Harley McCLELLAN, 23, Dewey, Okla. Deane WILLIAMS, 23, Bartlesville. Robert R. RUSSELL, 24, Coffeyville Lula M. TRIBEL, 20, Edna.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Saturday July 31, 1937 Marriage Licenses In Other Counties. Wilson County: Paul Anderson, 21, Iola Dorothy TODD, 18, Iola. ELk County: B. Clark ANDERSON, Moline La Velle CARTER, Grenola.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Friday July 30, 1937 Mrs. M.C. Morrison. Mrs. M.C. MORRISON, 90, mother of Charles Morrison of Cherryvale, died yesterday afternoon at her home near Miami, Okla. Burial is to be made at Ash Grove, Mo.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Friday July 30, 1937 Omer O. White. Omer O. WHITE, 46, died Thursday morning of a heart attack 10 minutes after he had gone on duty as yard foreman at the Ozark smelter in Coffeyville. He had been employed there 25 years. The wife and four children survive. Funeral arranagements are incomplete.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Friday July 30, 1937 Marriage Licenses. Owen MURCH, 22, Mildred Ann ALBERTI,18, both of Independence.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday July 29, 1937 Hiram D. Ward. Hiram D. WARD, 66, resident of Coffeyville for 20 years before moving to Wichita to make his home five years ago, died in a hospital there Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ward died in 1917. Surviving are a daughter and two sons. The body has been returned to Coffeyville for interment.

The Indpendence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday July 29, 1937 Death Removes Chas. Overfield. Funeral Services Saturday fro Sycamore Farmer. Charles OVERFIELD, 81, farmer of rural route one, Sycamore, passed away at 3:25 o'clock this morning at Mercy hospital after a short illness. Death was due to pneumonia. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Ed BARTON, of Wiley, Colo.; two sons, Tom of Sycamore and Chester of the rural home and three brothers, Will of Independence, Ninion of Pawhuska, Okla., and George Overfield of Bartlesville, Okla. Mrs. Overfield passed away several years ago. Charles Overfield was born on Jan 1, 1856, in Lawrence and settled on a farm in the Sycamore vicinity in 1912. He had been a resident of Kansas all his life. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at the Jackson chapel with Rev. E.S. De Spain of the Grace Methodist church in charge. Burial will be in Mount Hope cemetery.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday July 29, 1937 Marriage Licenses. Willie Carl TAYLOR, 29, Beatrice Elsie HAIGHT, 29, both of Houston, Texas. Francis Eugene BREWER, 24 Prentice Gwendola DRYABREAD, 18 both of Caney.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Wednesday July 28, 1937 Death Removes Jacob E. Smith. Prominent Cherryvale Farmer Dies Here. Jacob E. SMITH, 82, farmer of rural route four, Cherryvale, died at Mercy hospital about 5:30 Tuesday afternoon after a lengthly illness. He was admitted to the local hospital on July 19 and underwent a major operaton Tuesday morning from which he failed to rally. Besides his wife of the rural home, four children survive. They are: three sons, Perry C. of Chicago, Leon E. Smith of Danville, Ohio, Chalmers O. of Chicago, and a daughter, Florence Smith of the home address. Mrs. Smith was born at Frederick, Md., Sept. 22, 1854 and had been a farmer in the Cherryvale vicinity for the past 29 years. Funeral services will probably be held Friday afternoon at Cherryvale with burial in the Fairview cemetery. The Burns Funeral Home of Cherryvale has charge of the body.

The Independence Daily Reporter Wednesday July 28, 1937 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd YATES, 1215 West Chestnut, are the parents of a baby boy, born Monday morning at the home address. The youngster weighe deigh and a half pounds and has been named Lloyd, Jr. Both mother and son are getting along nicely.

The Independence Daily Reporter Wedneday July 28, 1937 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest CLAY, 816 South 2nd, are the parents of baby girl, born Tuesday morning at the home. The infant weighed nine pounds.

The Independence Daily Reporter Wednesday July 28, 1937 Mr. and Mrs. Nelson HALL of rural route one, Elk City, are the parents of a baby girl, born July 25 at the farm home. The youngster has been named Nelda Ann and weighed eight pounds at birth.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Wednesday July 28, 1937 Mrs. Mary Stewart Mrs. Mary D. STEWART, 79, a former Coffeyville resident died in Portland, Ore., Monday night. Funeral services will be held at Portland Thursday. Mrs. Stewart left Coffeyville about a year ago to make home in the west.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Wednesday July 28, 1937 I.C. Campbell. I.C. CAMPBELL, 48, employe of the M.K.T. railway at Coffeyville for 14 years died Monday night in the company hospital at Parsons. The wife and four children survive. Funeral arrangements are pending.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Wednesday July 28, 1937 Funeral Services Held Today for E.D. Wolverton. Funeral services for E. DeWitt WOLVERTON, long time employe of the the local post office, who passed away at the home early Monday morning, were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Presbyterian church. The Rev. Royal Humbert, pastor of the First Christian church, had charge of the rites. Burial was in Mount Hope cemetery. Active pallbearers were: J.R. BARNHART, F.M. DeVORE, N.C. FELDMAN, J.N. MASTERS, Dr. F.C. TAYLOR and L.L. VROOMAN. Thirty-three postal employes, associates of the deceased acted as honorary pallbearers as die dmember of the Knights Templar, Masonic order, I.O.O.F, and the King's Daughters class of the First Presbyterian church.

The Independence Daily Reporter Wednesday July 28, 1937 Mrs. Strawn Hostess. Prominent among the mid-summer parties was the luncheon-bridge at which Mrs. Guy STRAWN entertained 24 friends, including Mrs. J. Fred DILLMAN, Mrs. Henry MASON, Mrs. Dan WORK, Mrs. R.P. COLEMAN and Mrs. Jess OTTERSTATTER of Tulsa and Mrs. Clyde MORRIS and Mrs. Brice SUTTON of Bartlesville, Tuesday. The guests were received in the Strawn home, 319 North Fourth, for the affair. Places for the out-of-town guests were marked at a long table in the dinning room and the other guests were seated at quartet tables. Joanna Hill roses, arranged in a swan bowl, formed the centerpiece for the dining table and rosebuds in small vases centered the other tables. The yellow and white color combination was predominant in all the appointments. Mrs. Edith SKINNER and Mrs. Morris HAAS wer presented the score favors for the guests from this city and the scores for the out-of-town guests were held by Mrs. MORRIS and Mrs. WORK. Mrs. F.J. SELLARS was awarded the cut prize. This morning Mrs. Sellars was hostess at her home, 619 North Ninth, when she entertained with an informal breakfast. The guests were Mrs. STRAWN, Mrs. DILLMAN, Mrs. WORK, Mrs. COLEMAN, Mrs. MASON, and Mrs. Paul POTTER. Mrs. WORK has been the guest of Mrs. SELLARS and Mrs. STRAWN has entertained Mrs. DILLMAN and Mrs. COLEMAN. Mrs. MASON was the guest of Mrs. POTTER. Mrs. OTTERSTATTER, Mrs. MORRIS and MRs. SUTTON returned to their homes last night. The other out-of-town guests will return this afternoon to Tulsa. All are former Independence residents.

The Independence Daily Reporter Wednesday July 28, 1937 A marriage license has been issued at Pawhuska to Jessie L. PACE, Bartlesville and Carene McGLOTHIN, of this city.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Wednesday July 28, 1937 Married Here. Miss Clarice McNICHOL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.E. McNichol of Caney, and Wayne BREWER, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.E. Brewer of rural Caney, were united in marriage Tuesday morning by Probate Judge Earl Bailey. Mrs. Brewer taught at Jonesburg, west of Caney, last year. Mr. Brewer has also been a teacher in the rural school in this county. He is a nephew of C.F. Brewer of this city.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Allen Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Dm.2ADI/1540 Message Board Post: I'm trying to find a land record or probate record after someone died. Charles A Allen died 1898 in Cherryvale, Montgomery Co, KS. He left a wife and 4 children. The 1900 census states the home was owned and free. I'm trying to find a land record or a probate record after he died. I would greatly appreciate it if someone can lead me in the right direction. Thank you for your time and have a wonderful day. Jenevia in California

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cline Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Dm.2ADI/1539 Message Board Post: Can anyone let me know where Abraham Cline (1821-1906) is buried? He was in Parker Twp. on the 1900 census. Not his grandson by the same name, born much later. Thanks to anyone who can help!