George Washington Meeker Hall Dies at 85 in Dennison
George Washington Meeker Hall born August 12, 1842 in Butler County Ohio, died December 3, 1927 at his daughter’s home in Dennison aged 85. He lived in Edgar County from youth, married twice, had many children and grandchildren, funeral at Dennison with Elder Glen Den ting and Rev. T. M. White officiating, burial at Forsythe cemetery. Probate notes and property transfers listed for multiple estates and lands in Martinsville, Marshall, and surrounding areas. The family thanks neighbors for support during illness and death.
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George Washington
Henry
Esther Meeker Hall
Butler County
Ohio
Ed Volkers
Dennison
Edgar County
Oliver
Sassafras
Volkers
Riley Ellott
Gillette
Wyoming
Meeker
Douglas Hall
Ida Smiley
Ralph Smiley
Mildred Meir
Kansas City
Ifc
Churrc
E. Glenden
Ting
North Terre Haute
T. M. White
Forsythe
Card of Thanks for George Hall's Family
The Volkera family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their father George Hall. They express appreciation to ministers Elder Glendenning and Ray White for words of condolence and to the singers and friends for offerings.
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Milton Mathew
William Mathew
Minerva Eden
Elva Snedeker
Harry Ifathew
George Hall
Glendenning
Ray White
Synge
Ed Volkera
Chiltren
Transfers Recorded Between Mary and Husband in 22 11 14
A brief record shows Mary and her husband exchanging transfers on November 14, 1922. The entry notes a nominal amount of $1.00, with both spouses listed in the transfer ledger.
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Mary
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A letter from a reader in Carolina seeks guidance on gas attacks affecting heart rhythm and breathing. The doctor recommends Milk of Magnesia, asafoetida pills after meals, dietary tweaks, and urges consulting a physician promptly to rule out underlying kidney or ulcer issues while stressing safety and timely help.
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W. W
Carolina
Boy Plans Sweet Corn After Sugar Idea
Seven year old Charles intended to plant corn with his father guiding him. As the hay covered the germinating grain the boy quipped that he would add sugar to raise sweet corn.
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Charles
Foundation of All Works and Human Welfare Source
Tolstoy quotes the essential condition of progress as the foundation of all human endeavors. He asserts the true source of welfare lies in foundational acts and universal human development.
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Tolstey
Clean Up Today's Unfinished Task
A brief note outlines a pending task described as a mie gage on tomorrow and indicates a need to prepare for the upcoming day. The message suggests urgency and a plan to reassess priorities.
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