Obituary of Fannie M Cecil of Atlantic Iowa
Fannie M Cecil born March 9 1876 in Oakfield Audubon IA died November 18 1919 at 1301 Chestnut Atlantic IA daughter of Benjamin and (late) Mrs Cecil. She cared for ill parents, survived by sisters Mrs Arthur Ulbrich Atlantic and Mrs Ed Lahl New York City. brothers J B Cecil Anita and T H Cecil Minneapolis. half brothers R A Young Ingram WI and John Young Atlantic. A devout member of Atlantic M E Church funeral Friday 1 PM Rev F W Simpson assisted by Rev Elias Handy with interment Atlantic Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Fannie M. Cecil
Oakfield
Audubon County
Iowa
Chestnut Street
Atlantic
Benjamin Cecil
Oakfield Township
Arthur Ulbrich
Ed. Lahl
New York City
J. B. Cecil
Anita
T. H. Cecil
Minneapolis
Minnesota
R. A. Young
Ingram
Wisconsin
John Young
Cecil
Atlantic M. EK
F. W. Simpson
Elias Handy
Creston
Atlantic Cemetery
O. O. Conley
George Oaks
Alva Fouts
Bert L. Butler
Walter Vibrich
T. P.breheney
M E Church Notes and Local Marriages 1919
Morning services with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11. Evening service at 6 30 with Epworth League and 1 30 service. Members urged to join American White Cross to fund free work at Iowa Methodist Hospital. November 11 1919 marriage at Des Moines of Mildred Knowlton to Elmer Kelley. at home Des Moines 919 Fourth Street. Ruth Lowell and Walter C. Lowell marry December 2 in this city.
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Epworth League
American White
F. J. Uhlenhopp
University Avenue
Des Moines
Iowa
Mildred Eldora Knowton
Elmer E. Kelley
Nina A
Frank H. Knowl
Yuita
Keley
Fourth Street
Leslisie
Bean
Ruth Lowell
Walter
Bessie M. Lowell
Www
Ia J. A. Wagner
Geo. Pawley
Patterson
and Boaz
Laura Soper
Vowel
George Allanson
Chevrolet Cars and Service and Local Notices
Chevrolet agents offer first class service and advertise the Philadelphia Diamond Grid Batteries. Local items report numerous Tuesday record callers, farm fire losses of 5000 with 1000 insurance, church bazaar profits near 100, and various obituaries and marriages. Private Frank Picken buried with Atlantic Legion honors after gas attack in Europe.
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Philadelphia
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