Lydia A. Marks Obituary Honors Lifelong Partnership
Lydia A Wilkey Marks wife of Geo E Marks daughter of Willis and Mary Wilkey born December 20 1849 died October 23 1911 aged 60 years 10 months 3 days Four children Horace Elmer James Burton Jennie May and Mary Effie with Mary dying in infancy Survived by husband and children who cared for her during illness The couple shared 42 years of marriage with no unkind word and she died peacefully after patient endurance in faith Blessed are the dead that died in the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia A
Willis
Mary Wilkey
Geo. E. Marks
James
Jane Marks
Horace Elmer
James Burton
Jennie May
Mary Effie
Lydia
Isaac Lindley Dies in Independence Kansas at 80
Isaac Lindley, long known in the area, died at his Independence Kansas home Monday at 11:30 a.m. after a brief illness. He was about 80, survived by a wife and a brother George, had lived westward for years, and kept up letters to The Star. The obituary notes his Quaker faith, intellect and church work, plus his farming life and correspondence from the western home.
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Isaac Lindley
Independence
Kans
Mr. Lindley
George
Local Notices From Covington and Nearby Towns
Harold Orahood and W E Gray appeared in Covington on Tuesday to handle affairs and visit. Albert Jones and family were hosts after Sunday visits with Albert Mohr. Liota Thomas stayed with relatives in Rosedale over the weekend. Jas Bonebrake and daughter Veda traveled to Danville Illinois Friday. John Redenbaugh spent the past week in Dubois County tending farm interests. Pliny and Mrs Cox returned from Noblesville Monday to prepare to move near Covington.
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W.E. Gray
Covington
Albert Jones
Albert Mohr
Liota Thomas
Rosedale
Jas, Bonebrake
Veda
Danville, Ill
John Redenbaugh
Dubois County
Centennial social notes from Sunday visits across states
Miss Ruby Day visited Miss Ella Norris on Sunday. Miss Clara Lines visited relatives in Danville Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Dean McBroon visited Tom Day and family. Mr. and Mrs. A J Patterson visited friends in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hates were in Kingman Saturday evening. Miss Glee Renick of Kingman visited Miss Sylvia Redenbaugh. Mrs. David Bonebrake, Parsons Kansas, visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas Isley. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beal and G F Lines visited Mr. and Mrs. Byron Thomas in Danville. Mrs. Melinda Marshall and Mrs. Ollie Redenbaugh attended the funeral of Mrs. George Marks at Rush Creek. Mrs. Sam Weir of Story City Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clapp of State Line Indiana visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bonebrake.
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Fred Beal
G. F. Lines
Mrs
Byron Thomas
Danville
Melinda Marshall
Ollie Redenbaugh
George Marks
Rush Creek
Sam Weir
Story City
Iowa
Charles Clapp
State Line, Ind
Sam Bonebrake
Boswell Advertises Poultry Eggs Hides and Rags Call Now
The notice invites readers to contact J. A. Boswell to purchase poultry eggs hides junk and rags.
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J. A. Boswell
U B Church Buys Adam Shaff Piano For Church Use
The U B church purchased a new Adam Shaff piano fulfilling a long felt want. Mr and Mrs Chas Furr of Hillsboro visited over Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Marsh Furr.
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U. B
Adam Shaff
Chas. Furr
Hillsboro
Mrs. Marsh Furr
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Claude B. Philpott
Indiana
O. S. Douglas
Lawyger
Fountain County
Ind
James A. Copeland
Alexander
RES
J. T. Redman
Office
C. M. Spencer
Undertaker
Embkalmer
Kingman
A. L. Rateliff
Kingman Bank
DR. F
Cuthbert
Kingman Hotel
Col
Claude Wadden
Actioneer
Illinois
Jackson St
Turpouts
Alsemobile Service
St Tari
T M. Jackson
A. Dickens
Blue Front
Tom Ewbank
Boswell
C.L. Woody
Lydia A. Marks
Kas
Kingman Star
Wichita
Cherryvale
Uriah Stevens
Butler
Woodson
Wilson
Amos Kenworthy
Calvin
Coloma
Lawrence
Boston
Kansas
Harold Orahood
R. M. Hudson
White City
Grismore & Alward
Agents
Centennial
Ruby Day
Ella Norris
Clara Lines
Dean McBroon
Tom
Family
A. J. Patterson
Indianapolis
Fred Hates
Glee Renick
Sylvia Redenbaugh
David Bonebrake
Parsons, Kan
Chas
Isley
Jack Frost
H. P. McCrary
Renick
J. H. Ephlin
Pyright, the Royal Tailors
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