The Independence Daily Reporter Wednesday July 28, 1937 Marriage Licenses. Ivan Wayne BREWER, 22 Clarice Thelma McNICHOL, 21, both of Caney.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Tuesday July 27, 1937 Services Held For Camdon L. Bloom. Last rites for Camdon L. BLOOM, early oil and gas operator in the Mid-Continent fields, who died here early Sunday morning, were held at 10 o'clock this morning form the Potts chapel. The Rev. Royal Humbert of the First Christian church had charge of the rites. Interment was in the old Catholic cemetery, northeast of the city, beside the grave of his wife, who passed away in 1929. Active pallbearers were: William Hasselmann, A.W> Dorhen, Art Shaffer, Sam Varner, Bert Stevens and Dr. E.H. Danforth.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County July 27, 1937 Betty Jo Croll. Funeral services for Betty Jo CROLL, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Croll of Edgerton, will be held at Neodesha tomorrow morning. A heart attack was the cause of death, which occurred in a Winfield hospital Sunday. The Croll family formerly resided in Neodesha.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Tuesday July 27, 1937 C.E. Waddle. C.E. WADDLE, 71, died of a heart attack at his home in Coffeyville early Monday morning. The wife and nine children survive. Funeral arrangements are pending arrival of relatives.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Tuesday July 27, 1937 Burial of Sadie Myers. Burial of Mrs. Sadie Marie MYERS, native of Jefferson, who died Saturday at the home of a sister in Coffeyville, took place at Mount Hope cemetery Monday afternoon. The funeral services were held at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Coffeyville Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

The Independence Daily Reporter Tuesday July 27, 1937 Marriage Licenses. Ted LAFOLIER, 30 Verdene WORLEY, 23, both of Miami, Okla. Neil PROCTER, 23, Hutchinson Annabelle PIERCE, 19, Independence. Homer HAWK, 25, Elk City Virginia CERTAIN, 18, Lafontaine. (Could be Cortain.) Charles L. BROWN, 40 Lela STARKS, 20, both of Barnsdall, Okla.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Monday July 26, 1937 Rites for Rev. Miller. Funeral services for Rev. W.H. MILLER, former pastor of the Church of the Brethren here, who passed away at the home of his sister in Erie early Saturdy morning, were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Church of the Brethren. The Rev. Raymond R. Peters officiated at the rites. Burial was in Mount Hope cemetery in charge of an Erie funeral home.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Monday July 26, 1937 Charles Osthoff. Funeral services will be held at Columbus Tuesday afternoon for Charles Osthoff, 78, who died Saturday morning at his home north of Elk City. Cause of death was given as a blood clot. Beside the wife, two daughters, Mrs. Erville McDANIEL of Cherryvale and Mrs. Elsa CORNELL of Columbus, survive.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Monday July 26, 1937 Death Takes Pearl Johnson. Dies at Brother's Home After 10 Weeks' Illness. Miss Pearl E. JOHNSON, 60, passed away at 12:45 this afternoon at the home of her brother, E.H. Johnson, 1300 West Myrtle, after an illness of ten weeks. Death was due to a cancer. Miss Johnson was born March 2, 1877 and came to Independence with her parents in 1883. She had since resided on the family homestead. Surviving are two sisters, Laura DAVIS of Gate, Okla. and Anna MACY of Independence; five brothers, H.H. Johnson, E.H. Johnson and A.H. Johnson, all of Independence, M.L. Johnson of Mutual, Okla., and W.W. Johnson of Pampa, Tex. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday afternoon at the Amos-Rodrick Funeral home with Rev. Hodge of Altoona officiating.

The Independence Daily Reporter Monday July 26, 1937 Marriage Licenses. Thoel HOPPER, 23, Lafontaine Velma JARVIS, 23, Neodesha. Richard E. CARROLL, 19 Mary Frances KENNEDY, 18, both of Welllington. Thomas WEBSTER, 43, Bartlesville Mary FLOWERS, 36, Joplin. Philip HORNEY, 23, Neodesha Kathleen KENNEDY, 26, Fredonia. Charles E. CHEERY, 24, Coffeyville Dorothy MARTIN, 21, Wann, Okla. Raymond J. CARTER, 21 Laverna LARIMORE, 21, both of Bartlesville. Cletus O. BRASEL, 24 Ona Lee HARRIS, 19, both of Tulsa. James R. KEITH, over 21 Mable McGHEE, over 21, both of Coffeyville.

The Independence Daily Reporter Mongtomery County Saturday June 24, 1937 Fred Welser Fred WELSER, 79, pioneer Neodeshan, died yesterday afternoon at the Wilson County hospital following several weeks' illness. Death was due to a stomach and kidney ailment following an attack of influenza. Funeral arrangements are pending.

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/1538 Message Board Post: Looking for SKS to send or transcribe obit (if published) for FOX, HOMER, b. 21 Sep 1894, d. Jul 1973, Independence. I'm sorry I do not have a DAY. Any help appreciated.

Cecilia, this is what I found on Cecil Littrell. Dearing city, Montgomery County Kansas April 29. 1930 Family # 30-30 Claude E. Littrell age 21 head of house married at age 18 born MO parents MO Nellie M. wife age 28 married at age 17 born KS Father MO Mother IA Alta L. daughter age 8 born MO Claude Jr. son age 6 born Kansas Cecil F. Littrell Brother age 21 single born MO Audra Branstetter sister age 26 divorced born MO Wilma J. Branstetter neice age 7 born MO Loyd Sterteville boarder age 20 born KS Hope this is the family you wanted. Roberta Summers

The Independence Daily Reporter Saturday July 24, 1937 Marriage Licenses. Van HARTSELL, 21, Barnsall, Okla. Agatha COOPER, 18, Neodesha. Fred KRUSCHKE, 25 Lucille LANNING, 21, both of Longton.

The Independence Daily Reporter Friday July 23, 1937 Marriage Licenses. William WALKER, 21 Alleein MILLER, 18, both of Cherryvale. Charles H. PAYNE, over 21 Willie CRITTENDEN, over 21, both of Collinsville, Okla.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday July 22, 1937 Mrs. U.G. Bowers. Mrs. U.G. BOWERS, 64, died unexpectedly Wednesday at ther home in Neodesha. Although she had been in ill health for abotu three years, her death was veyr sudden. Funeral arrangements are pending. Two sons and three daughters survive with the husband.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday July 22, 1937 Coe Rites Sunday. Almn B. COE, 89, of chautauqua, said to be Chautauqua's county's last Union veteran of the Civil War, died Tuesday in the Caney hospital. The wife, two sons and a daughter survive. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon and burial will be in the Chautauqua cemetery.

The Indedpence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday July 22, 1937 Tom Hooper. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Pittsburg for Tom HOOPER, 90, father of Mrs. John L. WADMAN, former Independence resident. Hooper died Saturday at the Wadman home after suffering a paralytic stroke. He was a retired United Brethren pastor and formerly lived at Coffeyville and Caney. Mrs. Earl OVERFIELD of Norwata and Mrs. Lester BROWN of Coffeyville are granddaughtes of the deceased.

The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday July 22, 1937 Banta Rites Saturday. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at Coffeyville for Alva Ernest Banta, 69, a resident of that city for 27 years, who died Tuesday night of a heart attack. The wife, four daughters and a son survive. Burial will be made at Coffeyville.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Littrell Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Dm.2ADI/1537 Message Board Post: Could someone please lookup a family in Montgomery County, Kansas in 1930. The person in question is Cecil F. Littrell. I am trying to find his family. Any help you can give me would be great. Thanks!! Cecilia