Mills County Obituary Notices and Deaths Rites
In Mills County many tributes and notices express gratitude for sympathy and flowers after a death. The record recalls Herbert H Nacon who died October 18 1926 aged 65 years four months and 18 days, with survivors including wife Eliza A Best and eight children. Martha Evans Houser born 1864 in Henderson County grew to womanhood, married Addison McChesney, four children born. the husband and three children preceded her. Mrs Notiger a long time missionary society leader and church worker, died after a hemorrhage. Funeral services for Mrs Hotser at the Christian church and for James Owens Civil War veteran were held, highlighting service and family mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert H Nacon Hierhert
R. Bacon
Sateen
Glenwood
Areeed Milla County
Eliza A. Best
J. W. Simkins
Aspen
Helen
Gilbert
Martha Evins ‘Houzer
Martha Evans
Henderson County
Addison’ McChesney
Edward
Lerson
Henderton
Wiens
Notiger
The
Missionary Society
Yang
Sas
Zhers
Pon
George
Ari
Dexter
Towa
Hotser
Edward McChesney
Las “Animas
Cole
Sam Howser
Omaha
Ella Hansen
Addie’ Bohcan
Henderson
William Houser
Christian Church
Merber
P. H. Green
Oakland
Jesus
Mr. Sivers
McChesndy
James Owens
Holiness Church
J. F. Stille
Oak Baptist Church
F. W. Kemp
George Masters
S. M. Criswell
Clyde R
Former Young People of This City Are Married
The article details weddings in Great Bend with gowns, bouquets, and family ties. It mentions Paul Kendall and a Omaha ceremony for Pauline Cheyney Lofuell, plus notes on families, schooling, and future plans. It also covers local weather worries, hog prices, and farm life, ending with church notices for Christian and Baptist congregations.
Sermons and Services at Local Churches This Week
The weekly church notices list Brownville Baptist services with pastor Shoemaker at 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. plus Bible study midweek. Mineola Holiness and Grace M E report Sunday school and Epworth League attendance and plan a Halloween party. Next Sunday features sermons on The Finality of the Christian Religion and Our Mission as the Need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Ladies Aid
Congregational Church
Ohurch School
Mineola
Muraola
Larjperan
Bletzmann
Grace M. E. Charch Wo
Epworth League
Henry Evernham Stricken With Paralysis At Hotel
Henry Evernham a well known hotel man in the city, was stricken with paralysis Thursday evening while in the lobby of the Commercial hotel visiting with men. His condition was reported unchanged Friday morning. He regained consciousness at times but could not move or speak. Mrs. and Mr. Evernham had visited their daughters in the west this summer, and Mrs. Byard remained for a longer visit with her daughter, Mrs. Florence Laraway, at Eugene, Oregon. The daughter arrived here late Sunday night and is at his bedside. The article also mentions European nations paying war debts and a subscription note from the Des Moines Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Evernham
Thin’ City
Evernham
Bheir
Mr. Evertham
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