Susan Maloney obituary and local notes from Coos Bay
Obituary notes Susan Maloney died at Mercy Hospital North Bend Oregon June 21 1910 aged 65 years eight months and eight days. Born October 14 1844 in Ennis Ireland she emigrated to the United States at 16 living in Buffalo Rochester and later Pennsylvania Iowa and Oregon where she settled in Marshfield. Survived by six children and husband Peter Maloney she was buried in Marshfield cemetery with funeral at Mercy Hospital Chapel. The item also covers Quimby Iowa Cherokee Iowa and local social events, church notes, and upcoming community activities through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malony
Mercy Hospital
North Bend
Oregon
Susan Maloney
Coos Bay
Susan Collins
Ennis
County Clare
Ireland
United States
Buffalo
Rochester
N.Y
Oi City
Pennsylvania
Peter Maloney
T. &. Heller
Quimby
Iowa
J. J. Maloney
Rock Rapids
Francis B. Maloney
Cherokee
Marie T. Maloney
Marshfield
Daniell. Maloney
Michael C. Maloney
Fort Dodge
Marie
Cuys Bay
Chapel of Mercy Hospital
Maloney
Pitcher Township
Quimby News Notes Visits and Family Events
Local records show visitors and family updates across Quimby. Among births, visits from Corwith and Cherokee, a gallstone operation recovery, and a June 24 birth. attendance at Hagenbeck show and Epworth League convention noted. several families traveled to Cherokee and Rapid City for short trips.
Dance and fishing stories in a small town roundup
Christine Madson returns from Cedar Rapids with Miss Marry who will visit in two months. A group including Johnny Boots and Emmet Ammons fished at Storm Lake last Sunday catching two fish. John Bramer held a barn dance with Fred Tigges and Jay Petton providing music. The town attended a Cherokee show on Tuesday. Mrs. Norman of Aurelia visited Geo Kelpin. Lloyd Scott returns from Quin cy AL after college. The Afton cubs wear pew suits and perform in roles. Haight and family visited W. Newcomb. Mrs Wihlen entertained the Swedish Indies and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Bogue
Opal
Nellie
Winnie Hopper
Vera
Ruby Fox
Jack Mahoney
R. A. Harwood
Ida Grove
Angie Barnes
Quimby
Kansas City
Rufus Pelton
Big Bowery
Austin
Webster City
W. A. Simmons
L. Stiner
Patton
R. Rhode
Annie Clark
Nellie Richards
Jettie Carnahan
Maude Sanger
Esther Fish
Inez Baumgardner
Carrie Smith
Armor Clark
Cherokee
A. C. Smith
Henry Sargent
Fred Bennet
Zelma Pelton
S. Burke
L. L. Webb
Ty Sargent
L. R. Lickiss
Blanch
Erma Lickiss
C. B. Pease
Charlie Stevenson
Goldie Clark
Charlie Leonard
Blanch Lickiss
E. A. Wilkinson
Coon
W.G. Fee
Fenton
GC. C. Kyle
Mitchel
James Fee
John Gale
Draper
Leyda
Achy
Day
Bertha Carr
Anaisy Carrington
Good Hope Chareh
Epworth League
da Grove
Christine Madson
Cedar Rapids
Miss Marry
Johnny Boots
Erest Kolpin
Emmet Ammons
Edward Jensen
Storm Lake
John Bramer
Fred Tigges
Jay Petton
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G. J. Lewis
Iery
Ludlow
Plano
C. DeVries Mer
City Livery Stable
Sam Kozberg
Illinois Central
R. R
Canada
National Educational Association
Boston
Mass
International Convention
Baptist Young People’s Union
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Detroit
Mich
Saengerbund
Omaha
Neb
Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee
Wis
Grand Aerie
Fraternal Order of Uuzles
St. Louis
Atlantic City
N. J
Ilinois
Hi. J. Peels
Pass
Illinois Central R
RR. Dubnijie
Atiannoon
Rev
Harwood
George Totman
Wm. Rollinson
Blaine Leonard
Curly Tannent
Riley Whellock
Edith Hopper
Wm. Tams
Karl Herrick
Jabyth
Churchongtes
Epworth
Sp.m
Church Notes
Rock Valley
Quimby News
W. H. Miller
C.H Johnson
Baby
Correctionville
A.N. Keener
Eugene Sargent
Coe
Sargent
Sanday
Sam Burke
Mons
Minn
Byers
Camily
Rapid City
B.C
MB Byers
Uncle Key
AL Yarwoond
West Elk
East Afton
Chmitt’s
McCall & Bischel
Lowe Bros
Japalac
W. B. Gillham
First National Bank
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