The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Tuesday April 16, 1935 B.F. MOULTON< 84, died last Sunday at the home of a son, J.R. MOULTON, near Fredonia.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Tuesday April 16, 1935 Marriage Licenses. Earl ABRON, Tulsa, 26, and Virginia WATSTON, Okmulgee, 22. Jerry T. BATES, Tulsa, 21, and Bette DISLER, Tulsa, 18. The first couple was married at Independence by Probate Judge Earl L. BAILEY.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Monday April 15, 1935 Reported Theft of Bag. Mabel YOUNG, 622, North Walnut street, reported to the police yesterday morning the theft of her under-arm bag, in which there was some chand and some letters. The bag was stolen from a house on the east side of Buckeye street and north of the belt line railroad track Saturday night, during the progress of a dance, she said.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Saturday April 13, 1935 Marriage Licenses. Archie KENNEDY, Plattsmouth, Neb., 27, and Zelma Irene PENDER, Parsons, 21. Levin HORN, Parsons, 63, and Anna M. JOHNS, Parsons, 34.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Saturday April 13, 1935 Dan B. Davis Dies. Nowata Star: Dan B. DAVIS, 70, passed away at 10:40 o'clock this morning at the farm home west of Delaware, following an extended illness. Mr. Davis is survived by his wife, of the home address, and one daughter, Mrs. Ben THOMPSON of Branson, Mo. Funeral arrangements are pending.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Saturday April 13, 1935 Lupe Bustos Is Dead. Lupe BUSTOS, 17-year-old Mexican boy, died of tuberculosis at Mercy hospital at 8 o'clock last night. He had been in the hospital three weeks. The boy was a student in the Independence high school and lived with his parents in Santa Fe district. Funeral services will be held at the home at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with the Jackson funeral home in charge. Burial will be in Munt Hope cemetery. He is survived by his parents and five brothers and sisters.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Saturday April 13, 1935 A marriage license has been issued at Miami, Okla., to Everett CHRISTIE, 22, and Miss Ellen CLAMPRITH, 21, both of Thayer, Kan.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Saturday April 13, 1935 A marriage licenses has been issued at Bartlesville to Samuel W. THOMAS, 35, of Bartlesville and Mrs. Ruth FAULKNER, 25, of Alluwe, Okla.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Mongtomery County Saturday April 13, 1935 Mrs. Josephine DEHON, 51, wife of Felecion Dehon, died yesterday at Arma.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Saturday April 13, 1935 Son to Clifford Mann. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford MANN, 1304 Reed street, are parents of a son, born this morning.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Saturday April 13, 1935 Marriage Licenses. Walter H. HUFFLER, Havana, 40, and Juanita MURDOCK, Pine Bluff, Ark., 36. Elmer PENNEY, Barnsdall, Okla., 24, and Jewell SAYLER, Barnsdall, Okla., 21. Darcie W. SWISHER, Tulsa, 33, and Dorothy SAMPLES, Tulsa, 19. Charles E. RUSSELL, Coffeyville, 26, and Cora E. COFFEY, Sedan, 21.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Saturday April 13, 1935 Has Pin Removed From Lung. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford CLAYTON, 1217 West Seventh street, returned home last night from Bell Memorial hospital, Kansas City, Kan., where they took their 11-months-old son, Keith, last Tuesday, after Keith had swallowed a pin, which lodged in his lung. The pin was removed and Keith is reported doing nicely.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Friday April 12, 1935 Abraham COX, 75, died Wednesday night at the home of a sister, Mrs. Rachel IRICK, at Caney and burial will be at Yates Center tomorrow. For many years he lived in the Copan vicinity but in recent years had lived on a farm near Yates Center. His wife died two years ago and he is survived by a son, Abner and several brothers and sisters.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Friday April 12, 1935 John HEALY, 65, thirty years Santa Fe bridge and building supervisor at Arkansas City, died yesterday in the Santa Fe hospital at Topeka. His wife, a brother and two sisters survive.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Friday April 12, 1935 Henry PIPPIN, a transient, died in a rooming house at Caney Wednesday and burial was in the Caney cemetery yesterday. A brother, Leonard Pippin, of Roff, Okla., was present for the funeral services. He had not heard from the deceased for twelve years and did not recognize him until the mustache was shaved off. The deceased had been married and had a grown daughter, but the brother said he did not know whether or not either the wife or daughter was alive.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Thursday April 12, 1935 Marriage licenses have been issued at Erie to: Elmo L. CARTER, 18, and Mable L. WALKER, 18, both of Parsons; and Arthur M. DEARINGER, 23, and Eula Cecile DICKERSON, 17, both of Chanute.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Wednesday April 10, 1935 A daughter, Kathleen Ann, was born recently to Mr. and Mrs. A.G. TEWELL, of Oskaloosa. Mr. Tewell formerly was principal of the high school at Caney.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Wednesday April 10, 1935 Richard M. YOUNG, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Young of Tulsa, formerly of Neodesha, and Miss Adele JOHNSTON of Dallas, Tex., were married at Dallas, Mar. 20.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Wednesday April 10, 1935 Has Birthday Party For Robert Young. Because of the rain, the picnic planned last evening in celebration of the eighteenth birthday anniversary of Robert YOUNG was held in the home of Miss Marguerite SHANHOLTZ, 1608 West Eighth street. Games were enjoyed throughout the evening and a refreshment course was served by Miss Shanholtz, assisted by her sister, Betty Lou Shanholtz. Mr. Young received a number of birthday gifts. A white birthday cake bearing eighteen yellow candles, was a feature of the menu. Those present were Misses Clover MILLER, Ethelyn SMITH, Grace DeTAR, Margaret REITZ, Marjorie MILLER and Marguerite Shanholtz and Messrs., Vernis MANIS, Frank MACE, Wyne MACE, and Evvie TOWNSON and the honoree.

The Coffeyville Daily Journal Montgomery County Wednesday April 10, 1935 William MORGAN, 74, died yesterday at Pittsburg, his home forty-four years.