James F Wells 68 Obituary Recalls Union County Roots
James F Wells born May 14 1851 in Barbour County West Virginia died September 15 1919 at Marysville Ohio after a brief illness aged 68 4 1. He was the son of Jesse B and Edith Poling Wells. He married Celia E Libby March 10 1877 and had Maude E Suplee and Glenn W Wells. Survived by daughter Maude and son Glenn with a half sister Sarah Ryan. Funeral in Anita Iowa September 18 conducted by Robert J McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Wells
Barbour County
West Virginia
Marysville
Ohio
Jesse B
Edith (Poling) Wells
Union County
E. T. Ryan
Wells
Mahaska County
Iowa
Celia E. Libby
Maude E. Suplee
Glenn W. Wells
Anita
Audubon
Rock Island Railway Co
J. B. McGrew
Chas. Campbell
Robert J. McIntyre
Des Moines
Evergreen Cemetery
Card of Thanks for J. F. Wells Passed Away
The family expresses sincere thanks to friends for sympathy and love shown after the death of J. F. Wells. Glenn W. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Suplee, and Opal King of Atlantic note appreciation and memory tributes. Also mentions leather vest description at The Racket.
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J. F. Wells
Glenn W. Wells
Ralph Suplee
Opal King
Atlantic
P. T. Williams
Christian Church Revival Ends Next Sunday Rally Day and Services
Revival meetings close next Sunday with Bible School at 10 AM and services at 11 AM and 7 30 PM. Everyone invited to help make it a record day. Frank L. Sisler and wife travel in Wisconsin seeking farmland. George Allanson and Tootsy Dougherty viewed county seat tall buildings. The Racket offers fancy wool nap blankets andDrop stitch silk hose. Jas B Lewis and wife with Mrs A J Lewis of Ellsworth Kansas visit Cromwell Iowa. Ball-Band rubbers and overshoes advertised at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. B. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
A. J. Lewis
Ellsworth
Kansas
Cromwell
Iowa
Probate notice and local soybean fodder notes in Cass County
Public probate notice informs all concerned to appear October 1 1919 at the Atlantic Cass County courthouse to prove or contest the last will of J F Wells deceased. The record also reports on soybean feeding growing in Cass County with demonstrations and notes from George Pratt Clare Carey and W K Carey including pods counts and benefits for stock and land.
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Court House
Atlantic
Cass County
Iowa
J. Ff. Wells
A. A. Emigh
George Pratt
Anita
Clare Carey
W. K. Carey
Betsy Ross Bread to be Sold Daily in Town
Chas Jones representing J Burns Baking Co of Omaha arranged for Betsy Ross Bread to be placed on sale in Jones Place on and after Friday. The machine made loaf uses thirty percent milk and is advertised as the purest, best quality bread available. Ed Wilson and wife with son Schuyler arrived from Randolph Nebraska to visit relatives, noting good corn yields and a fair small grain crop in the area. Mildred Hallam of Denver is visiting her parents and sister with baby in tow.
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Chas. Jones
J. Burns Baking Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Jand
Ed. Wilson
Schuyler
Wilson
Randolph
Overland
W.G. Wilson
Lafe Koob
Anita
Vicinity
Killin
Mildred Hallam
Denver
Colorado
W. E. Fish
Arline
Mildred
Grandpa
Grandma Fish
Local vineyard yields two grape varieties at Rose Hill
B L Scarlet presented vine cuttings and grape clusters to the Rui ORD office on Tuesday. The crops include white and dark purple varieties claimed to rival California fruit in flavor, grown on Scarlet's Rose Hill Avenue premises.
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B. L. Scarlet
Rui-Ord
Rose Hill Avenue
California
Mr. Scarlet
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Sherm. F. Myers
The
Record
Canada
Anita Bank
Leon G. Voorhees
H. T. Vernon
Harry C. Faulkner
A. R. Robinson
Farmers’ Cooperative Elevator
Farmers’ Coop. Elev. Co
N. W. Way
J. M. Garside
H. O. Stone
Frank L. Sisler
Wisconsin
George Allanson
Tootsy
Dougherty
Sunda
L. A. Galiher Block
C. E. Harry
Millard’s
Geo. Shike
Stewart
Nellie Eneix
A. D. Dean
Newton & Parker
Betsy Ross
Tatoes
Jones
R. L.sheeler
Palmer School
R. A. Becker
Citizens Bank
H. E. Campbell
Campbell Block
M. KE. Church
Catls
G. M. Adair
L. R. Galiher
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