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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
8
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The two year old Stewart R. Smith died here on the 6th and was buried at Junction Cemetery last Saturday. Rev. Kelley conducted the funeral. He was born in Junction on August 25, 1922.
Dona Boon a Kimble County resident since 1880 died at her home near the Court House and was buried beside her husband in the local cemetery. Rev W C Bradshaw led services. she was born Alabama 1842 and belonged to the Church of Christ. Survived by two brothers and a sister L M Hogue who had lived in Kimble since 1905 died February 27 and buried February 28 with Rev Kelley officiating. born Alabama April 10 1853. He married Sarah Richmond in 1878 and had two children Louis Hogue and Mary Lee Smith. A sister Mrs Mayo of Lohn also survives. He remained active until just days before death at nearly seventy-two.
The Eagle notes the death of Uncle Joe Ramsey who died at his daughter’s home in San Antonio on February 20. He was over eighty, long a county resident, and funeral services were held the next day with interment in a local Alamo City cemetery. He leaves two sons, Joe of Junction and Sidney of Menard, and a daughter Mrs O G Shane of San Antonio. The sons were not informed of the illness until after his death.
Mrs. Cora Chapman nee Middleton died at the family home in Junction on March 9 after a brief illness. Born September 23, 1901 in Bastop county, she moved to Simble county in 1904, married J J Chapman in July 1922, and lived on North Llano in Sutton county. Funeral conducted by Rev J Virgil Davis with interment at the local cemetery. Survived by her mother Ange Middleton, grandmother Mrs F M Roe, brother Jim, husband, and a young son.
The family expresses gratitude to friends for the beautiful floral offering and for the many kindnesses and words of sympathy shown during the illness and death.
Obituary note honors Cora Middleton Chapman with burial details and thanks for kindness. Expressions of sorrow from Mrs. F. M. Roe and family. Mrs. Stevenson completes official annual Eastern Star duties with delegates reporting a pleasant trip. Also sale ad for shelled corn at $1.50 per bushel and strawberry seed corn. Puzzle answer by R. C. Nethery.
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