Obituary of Irene Griffiths Taylor Life of a Faithful Mother
Irene Griffiths Taylor born 1821 Ashville NC died Washington state April 27 1918. laid to rest May 5 1918 at Kaifong cemetery. Wife of Jacob Taylor mother of thirteen with eight boys and five girls, raised six orphans, Baptist church member since 1870. Survived by numerous descendants including 56 grandchildren 58 great grandchildren and 4 great great grandchildren. A 200 person Christian Endeavor delegation from St Louis will travel July 5 1913 with special train and rates. information through A Fairbank Missouri Christian Endeavor Union.
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Irene Griffiths-Taylor
Ashville
North Carolina
A. D
Washington
Kaifong
J. G. Barker
Irene
Indiana
Jacob Taylor
Missouri
Our Lord
The
Baptist Church
Taylor
St. Louis
Rockies
Kansas City
Christian Endeavor
A. Fairbank
Missouri Christian Endeavor Union
Municipal Courts Building
Christian Endeavor International Convention Heads to Los Angeles
Christian Endeavorers from around the world gather July 9 to 14 in Los Angeles California for the International Convention. Notables such as Dr Francis Clark William Shaw Amos R Wells and perhaps Vice President Marshall and Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan are listed as attendees with plans to participate. An estimated attendance of 30 000 is noted from Missouri communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
United States
Francis Clark
William Shaw
Hering
Frank Gunnsaulus
Amos R. Wells
Marshall
William Jennings Bryan
Missouri
Death of Abigail Rogers Aged 72 in Indiana
Abigail Rogers born November 20 1840 in Indiana died April 21 1913 aged 72 years 5 months 1 day. She married John Brumbaugh in 1858 producing 18 children of whom eight survive. She joined the church of Christ after leaving the Methodist church and lived a devout life. Surviving children include Daniel Washington John W Lennie Smith Lucy Huff Nettie Myers Libbie Bales Mae Mills George and a husband two sisters one brother 44 grandchildren 9 great grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral April 22 at her home proceeded to White Oak Grove cemetery for interment awaiting resurrection.
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Abigail Rogers
Indiana
John Brumbaugh
Methodist Church
Church of Christ
Daniel
Wash
John W
Lennie Smith
Ore
Lucy Huff
Nettie Myers
Okla
Libbie Bales
Mae Mills
Green Castle
George
Cora
White Oak Grove
For Sale John Deere Roller Bearing Farm Wagon
Advertisement notes a single John Deere roller bearing farm wagon for sale by Peters Produce Co. The brief notice provides only the item and seller.
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John Deere
Peters Produce Co
Production of good cream part I
The article urges dairy farmers and creameries to produce first class butter by supplying good cream. It emphasizes fresh pure cream and outlines five key factors for pure milk: clean cattle, clean barns, wholesome feed and water, clean utensils, and clean milkers. It warns that neglect of any factor jeopardizes the entire effort.
Remodeling old barns and yards for modern dairy needs
The article notes that many older barns can be remodeled at a relatively low cost to meet current requirements and that spring and summer are ideal for such work. It suggests draining surplus and standing water and adding gravel to low yard spots for clear improvements.
Eliza J Hatch Pioneered Illinois to Missouri Life Die at 73
Eliza J Hatch born October 18 1840 in Will County Illinois moved March 22 1869 to Linn County Missouri where she lived until her death May 1 1913 aged 73 years 6 months 13 days She lived with her parents and comforted them in old age Deaf from childhood she believed God would grant hearing and song In funeral rites at Jenkins schoolhouse May 2 Rev W Q G Potter led the service and interment followed in a nearby cemetery XX
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Eliza J. Hatch
Will County
Illinois
Linn County
Missouri
Jenkins School House
W. QO. G. Potter
P. E. O. Session Inspires Missouri Chapter V
Mrs. R. N. Bowden Missouri State President of the P. E. O. Society visited Brookfield to inspect and address Chapter V. She met with officers at Mrs. J. B. Harmon home, then at Mrs. Gertrude Fields, spoke on P. E. D. work, and refreshments followed.
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R. N. Bowden
Brookfield
Missouri P. E. O. Society
Notice of collection action by Dr E H Lehmann
Indebted individuals are warned to settle accounts promptly or be turned over to a collector. Statement from Dr. E H Lehmann of North Salem Missouri.
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E. H. Lehmann
North Salem
Universal Portland Cement Ad Cites Quality Guarantee
An advertisement urges use of Universal Portland Cement for concrete work. It claims a single sack inspires demand for more and emphasizes nationwide usage, quality assurance, and a sales pitch by C. W. Haggard.
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Universal
C. W. Haggard
Browning Savings Bank to Hold Stockholders Meeting
Notice states Browning Savings Bank in Browning Missouri will hold its annual stockholders meeting on May 13 1913 at 9 am to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and transact any other proper business. Attest: B D Bolling President F R Duncan Secretary.
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Browning Savings Bank
Browning
Missouri
Public Auction at Browning Residence
Sale to be held at the residence of B. T. Jolley Browning on Saturday May 17 1913 starting at 1 o clock. Items include a 30 book case kitchen cabinet dining table washing machine cooking utensils carpets and numerous other articles. Terms announced day of sale. adv Mrs Etta Bailey.
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B. T. Jolley
Browning
Etta Bailey
The Home Circle and the Courage to Help Among Us
A reflection on finding happiness in everyday life and the moral courage to help others. It urges avoiding envy, valuing simple pleasures, and supporting the less fortunate, noting the joy of community and responsible parenthood. The piece condemns social vanity and praises charitable acts and true self.
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Christian Endeavorers’ International Convention
B. D. Bolling
F. R. Duncan
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