Falmouth Outlook Friday 17 Mar 1922 Vol. 15 No. 41 Pg. 1 Col. 3 DEATHS MILDRED HOPE TAYLOR Daughter of Hope and Ora Taylor, born near Butler, 14 Jul 1901 and died 9 Mar 1922. Age 20y, 7m, 25d. Died of tuberculosis. MRS. SARAH ELIZABETH CLARK PARKER Wife of William Parker, die 4 Mar. 1922 in Urbana, IL. Born 25 Aug 1860 at Hightower and married William Parker, 18 Nov 1880. Survived by husband and children: Miss Laura Parker, Urbana; Fred T. Parker, Lafayette, IN; Mrs. Ina Brakfield, Urbana; Mrs. C. Roweder, Danville; Leland Parker, Urbana. Also survived by brothers and sisters: W. W. Clark, Mt. Sterling, KY; J. R. Clark, Lexington, KY; Mrs. S. M. Shearer, Lexington; Mrs. Jennie Shroutt, Dayton, OH. Interred in Woodlawn Cem. - URBANA (IL) TIMES GEORGE JOHNSON Age 44 years, died 10 Mar. 1922 near Concord. Survived by wife and four children. Falmouth Outlook Friday 17 Mar 1922 Vol. 15 No. 41 Pg. 1 Col. 4 DEATHS MISS GEORGIA L. HITCH Daughter of Thomas T. & Nora Hitch, died 9 Mar. 1922 at the age of 18y, 6m, 16d of tuberculosis. Survived by father, brothers and sister: Robert, Holton and Blanche. Member of Concord Methodist Church. Buried beside her mother at Concord Cem. MRS. ALONZO DEMOSS Died 7 Mar. 1922 at her home in Dayton, KY. Was Miss Sarah Rardin before marriage the daughter of Lafayette Rardin. Born and reared at Peach Grove. Buried at Second Twelve Mile Cem. MRS. RAY CLAYTON Mrs. Deloria Kochler Clayton, wife of Ray Clayton, died 11 Mar. 1922 in Covington. Age 35 years. Buried in Linden Grove Cem., Covington. J. N. TURNER Age about 70 years died Saturday in Dayton, KY. A bachelor who resided near Peach Grove. Buried at Peach Grove. Falmouth Outlook Friday 17 Mar 1922 Vol. 15 No. 41 Pg. 2 Col. 1 WILLIAM PORTER HALEY Age 85 years, son of late Porter Haley, died suddenly of heart trouble on 27 Fe 1922 at his home near Petra. He was one of the first sponsors of the Brooksville and Wellsburg railroad; a director of the old Bracken County Bank, afterward elected president, and upon its becoming a First National Institution Mr. Haley continued as president until his death. He was a very wealthy man and the largest landowner in the county. Survived by wife, formerly Miss Mattie Cleveland of near Milford, two brothers: H. T. Haley, Brooksville, and J. R. Haley, Petra. Also four half brothers and three half sisters: Mrs. Henry Blades, Brooksville; Mrs. Lucy Cole, Petra; Mrs. Norma Wood, Powersville; E. E. Haley, Petra; C. E. Haley, Petra; W. H. Haley, Petra; Anderson Haley, Petra. Deceased siblings are Mrs. Thos. Mitchell, Missouri, Mrs. Abner Rudd and Mrs. J. E. Dye of Pendleton Co. and N. B. Haley. Buried in the Haley Family Burying Ground close to his home. - BROOKSVILLE REVIEW Falmouth Outlook Friday 17 Mar 1922 Vol. 15 No. 41 Pg. 4 Col. 4 WILLIAM HENRY ORR Died 6 Mar. 1922 Flingsville at home of his parents, Mr. & Mrs. George Orr. Born in Pendleton Co. 5 Apr. 1901 and in his 21st year. Survived by parents, two sisters and three brothers: Goldia, Thelma, Eddie Lee, Leonard and George. Also very dear friend, Miss Peral Eckels. Buried in Carter's Chapel Cem. Falmouth Outlook Friday 17 Mar 1922 Vol. 15 No. 41 Pg. 6 Col. 1 NEIGHBORING COUNTIES HARRISON COUNTY NEWS Henry Slade died recently in Urbana, IL. Mrs. Katie Godman Redd, of Renaker, died Monday of tuberculosis. Mrs. Louisa C. Dailey, died in Cynthiana, 2 Amr. 1922. Buried at Battle Grove. Albert David Filer, died at his home near Mt. Carmel on Wednesday. Born 11 Oct 1864. Son of John and Barbara Filer, both deceased. The marriage of Milton Carr, 21, and Miss Dellih Criswell, 18, as well known young couple of Kelat vicinity, were married last Wednesday at the residence of Rev. W. B. Garriott. The groom is the son of Alvin Carr, and the bride is the daughter of Luther Criswell. Dr. H. Tod Smiser, died 3 Mar. 1922 of tuberculosis, at Phoenix, AZ. The handsome new Connersville High School was destroyed by fire on Tuesday. It was constructed of brick veneer and was completed less than two years ago by contractor, O. P. Raymons. The building and equipment cost about $18,000, and had been insured for $6,000, but the policy seems to have lapsed. Falmouth Outlook Friday 17 Mar 1922 Vol. 15 No. 41 Pg. 6 Col. 1 NEIGHBORING COUNTIES BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS Mrs. Lou Lloyd, age 77y, widow of Thos. Lloyd, died in Augusta, 2 Mar. 1922. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Chalfont, widow of Wm. Chalfont, died Monday 6 Mar. 1922 in Brooksville. Mrs. Josie Cosgrove, age 38, died in Cincinnati, 1 Mar. 1922. Daughter of Mrs. Cecilia Heffernan and late John Heffernan. +++++++++++++++++++++++++ Items of interest to: Doug Harper Biloxi, MS