The Scranton Gazette Thursday August 15, 1929 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas FINLAY, Jr., on August 11th, as son, to who they have given the name Charles Thomas.
The Topeka Daily Capital Friday October 1, 1965 Marriage Licenses. John L. FALLER, Delia and Joan E. HLADKY, Emmett. Joseph M. CANNON, Topeka and Lois J. RICHTER, Topeka. Harold R. BROWN, Lawrence and Jean Iia CANN, Topeka. James F. O'Leary, Kansas City, Mo., and Karole D. DULL, Kansas City, Mo. Ray E. LESTER, Scranton, and Jola M. JOHNSON, Topeka. ALlen H. HASTY, Topeka and Donna J. BURKETT, Meriden.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday August 8, 1929 Mrs. Lars ANDERSON, nee Christene SWANSON was born in Arlingsas, Vastgotland, Sweden, December 4, 1842 and came to America in July 1862 and married Lars Anderson shortly after her arrival to America. Mr. Anderson passed away 20 years ago. They settled in Osage County where Mr. Anderson had a homestead and where they remained until death. Mrs. Anderson passed away at her home 8 miles southeast of Scranton, July 30th, after a lingering illness at the ripe age of 86 years, 7 months and 26 days. She leaves to mourn her departure one son, Alexander of the home address and two brothers, John Swanson of Scranton, and Casper Swanson, of Osage City; two sisters, Mrs. August ALMSTROM and Mrs. Charles PEARSON both of Topeka, and a number of relatives and a host of friends. Card of Thanks. We desire to thank our friends and neighbors for the sympathy and help extended during the illness and death of our mother. Also, to express our appreciation of the beautiful floral offerings. Alex Anderson.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday August 8, 1929 Jacob Nichols. Jacob NICHOLS, 86, died Wednesday night at his home, four miles northeast of Carbondale. He was born April 26, 1843, in Columbus, Ohio. During the Civil War, Mr. Nichols served in the 21st Illinois volunteers. He enlisted in 1861 and served for the duration of the war. Surviving him are six daughters and one son: Mrs. Mary CLYBORN, Selman, Okla.; Mrs. Sarah BAILEY, Topeka; Mrs. Effie WALLER, Wakarusa; Mrs. Flora EDER, Granada, Colo.; Mrs. Grace MUENCH of Carbondale and Louis Nichols of the home address. Funeral services will be at 11 o'clock Friday at the home. Burial will be in Yocum cemetery. The Record joins with the friends in extending sympathy to the family.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday August 8, 1929 Marriage Licenses. Avery C. STTIT, Herington, 21, and Ople Lee ASHWILL, Quenemo, 20. Delbert BENTON, Osage City, 21 and Lucille A. BROWER, Barclay, 20. Charles F. SMITH, Topeka, 28 and Elizabeth MONTGOMERY, Topeka, 25.
The Scranton Gazette Thursday August 8, 1929 Charles ALEXANDER, Louis ALEXANDER and William HAMILTON were arrested in the north part of Osage County for fishing without a license by M.F. VANGASSBEEK, who is State Deputy game warden. They were brought into court, and gave bond to appear Monday. They appeared and paid fines and costs of $16.75.
The Topeka Daily Capital Monday September 6, 1965 Clyde Burns, 64, Dies After Long Illness. Burlingame.--Services will be at 10 a.m. today at the Federated Church here for Clyde BURNS, 64, who died Saturday at his home here after a long illness. He was born May 25, 1901 at Carbondale and had lived at Burlingame since 1943. He was a member of the Burlingame Masonic Lodge and Order of the Eastern Star. He was a past master of the Carbondale Masonic Lodge and a member of the Carbondale Grange. He was sheriff of Osage County from 1951 to 1955. He was employed by the Burlingame Coop at the time of his death. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary Burns, at home; three sons, Clyde Burns, Lyndon, Lloyd Burns, Burlington, and Donald Burns, Wamego; a sister, Mrs. Georgia BOLEY, Carbondale; and six grandchildren. Masonic graveside services will be conducted at Burlingame Cemetery. Carey Funeral Home at Burlingame is in charge of arrangements.
The Scranton Gazette Thursday August 1, 1929 Walter CARPENTER and Chester HEWITT were in Topeka Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred DICKENSHEETS and family of Wakarusa were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. LOWES, Jr., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J.F. DICKENSHEETS and nephew, Mickey McGRATH of Osage City spent Sunday here with relatives.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday August 1, 1929 Mrs. Christine Anderson Dead. Mrs. Christine ANDERSON died at the home of her son Sander Anderson, Tuesday, July 30, at the age of 87 years. Funeral services will be held at the home Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday August 1, 1929 Marriage licenses were issued to four couples during the month of July: Claude L. TURNER, Topeka, 18, and Cornelia GALLIGHER, Topeka, 18. Norman WESTLAND, Osage City, 25, and Opal O. SMITH, Burlingame, 24. Roy L. CRAWFORD, Olivet, 23, and Thelma Mae VAUGHN, Osage City, 18. John FELLMAN, Osage City, 45, and Edda MUSSATO, Osage Cityh, 39. Judge PRICE has married 30 couples since entering office. Talking of marriage--Mr. Price says he took the oath of office at noon January 14 and about five o'clock a couple from Melvern rushed to be married. The Judge was possibly more flustered, and not much older, than the groom. He knew the steps of a legal ceremony--but lacked the practice.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday August 1, 1929 Lynch--Smith. Miss Charlotte LYNCH, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Schoonover and Mr. Ernest SMITH of Kansas City, were married at Topeka Saturday morning. They will probably make their home at St. Louis. We join friends in extending best wishes.
The Scranton Gazette Thursday July 25, 1929 W.A. HASTINGS was in Topeka today and says that Jim HOTCHKISS who was so seriously injured in the car accident Thursday night is improving and it is thought will recover. His sister who is a trained nurse is with him. Mrs. Ida McPHAIL is in the S.B.A. Hospital at Topeka for a surgical operation. This hospital is maintained by the Security Benefit Association and its services are free to members of the society.
The Scranton Gazette Osage County Thursday July 25, 1929 York--Hansen. This week we are reporting a wedding which took place two months ago, but we were not given permission to announce it until this week. Miss Gladys YORK daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom York, of Scranton, and Mr. Alvin HANSEN son of Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Hansen of Carbondale, were married at Lawrence May 20th. Both are ambitious young people well liked by all who know them. Mr. Hansen works in the Santa Fe offices at Topeka, where they are making their home. Mrs. Hansen is also working. We join the many friend in extending best wishes for their happiness.
The Scranton Gazette Thursday July 18, 1929 Mrs. M.B. WELLS received the announcement of the marriage of her nephew, Howard GRANT, of Deering which took place in Texas July 10th. Mr. and Mrs. M.B. WELLS and Vera and Mr. and Mrs. Ed WELLS spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy WELLS of Overbrook. Mr. and Mrs. M.B. WELLS and Vera and Mr. and Mrs. Norval MABON were Sunday evening guests at the Weldon KLINE home. Mr. and Mrs. Dave JONES, of Osage City, and Mr. and Mrs. "Cap" Wells, of Topeka were in Burlingame Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John JONES>
The Topeka Daily Capital Sunday September 5, 1965 Clyde Burns. Burlingame.--Clyde BURNS, 64, former Osage County Sheriff, died here Saturday at his home after a long illness. He served as sheriff from 1951 until 1955. He is survived by his wife, three sons, a sister and six grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m.Monday at the Burlingame Federated Church with burial in Burlingame Cemetery. Carey Funeral Home at Burlingame is in charge of arrangements.
The Scranton Gazette Thursday July 11, 1929 The following names appeared in the Marriage Licenses of the Capital one day last week: Chester A. WATKINSON, Burlingame and Margaret HISLOP, Burlingame. Mr. Watkinson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Watkinson of Carbondale.
The Scranton Gazette Thursday July 11, 1929 Mr. and Mrs. Henry ALBERG of Topeka announce the birth of a son Friday, July 5th, whom they have named John Augustus after his grandfather, J.A. Alberg. Mr. Alberg and family drove to Topeka Sunday to make the acquaintance of the young gentleman, who seems to have made a very favorable impression at the first meeting.
The Scranton Gazette Thursday July 11, 1929 Mr. and Mrs. H.D. CHARLTON, of Burlingame announce the birth of a son, July 9th, at Christ's hospital in Topeka.
The Scranton Gazette Thursday July 11, 1929 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. HUTCHINSON, a fine baby boy, Monday, July 8th.
The Scranton Gazette Thursday July 11, 1929 The Land Picnic. On Sunday July 7th the annual picnic of the Land family was held west of Carbondale in the grove on the James TOMSON farm. A bountiful dinner was served at noon, and the following enjoyed a delightful day: Mr. James Land; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Land and family for Richland; Mr. and Mrs. Rohl Land and son Delbert of Overbrook; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Matney and daughter Loretha of Topeka; Mr. and Mrs. Will Coltis of Wakarusa; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Land and family; Mr. and Mrs. George Land and daughter, Bertha Mae; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Land and family and Mrs. Dove Dallas.