Funeral conducted by Rev I M Buckner in Ohio cemetery
The funeral was conducted by the Reverend I M Buckner and included interment at an Ohio cemetery.
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I. M. Buckner
Ohio Cemetery
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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1920
Page
3
Obituary of Vernie E Chapman Pioneer’s Daughter
Vernie B Chapman born Navy 9 1893 died midnight February 8 1920. She married Lloyd Baxter in 1914 and leaves their son Victor, a large family and many friends. She joined Wesley Chapel M E church as a girl and found stronger faith last winter under Sister Nash at Butternut church. She endured illness with quiet patience. Funeral at Wesley Chapel February 10 conducted by Rev W H Stephens, burial in nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernie B. Chapman
Navy
Lloyd Baxter
Victor
Brother Gant
M. E. Church
Wesley Chapel
Sister Nash
Butternut Church
W. H. Stephens
Population of Canada at 8,835,000 in official estimate
The census branch of the Trade and Commerce Department of the Government of Canada released an official population estimate of 8,835,000 for Canada. Officials note past estimates have generally proven accurate and that practical work and ability drive economic progress.
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Census Branch
Trade and Commerce Department
Government of Canada
Canada
Obituary of Anna Bell Shaffner at Melrose township
Anna Bell Shaffner daughter of Henry and Leah Shaffner born near Martinsville May 16 1863 died at her home in Melrose township February 10 1920 aged 56 years 8 months and 24 days. She was married to Jefferson Bartlett Aug 19 1884 and leaves two daughters Mrs Oscar Spangler Mrs Ernest Wells one son Herman Bartlett five grandchildren and an aged mother two sisters and many relatives. She joined the Church of God in Melrose and remained a faithful member caring for her children after her husband died in 1900s and kept the home fires burning during her son's war service.
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Anna Bell Shaffner
Henry
Leah Shaffner
Martinsville
Melrose Township
Jefferson Bartlett
Oscar Spangler
Ernest Wells
Herman Bartlett
G. W. Thompson
William Medsker
Church of God At
Melrose
Anna
Branches Turn to Roots on Great Lakes Shifting Sands
A study of Indiana and Michigan shore vegetation shows how branches bend into roots then regrow as branches. The shifting sands of the Great Lakes region drive adaptive growth patterns among local flora.
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Indiana
Michigan
Great Lakes
Trance Woman Sparks Telephone Operator Theory
A woman in a trance has not spoken for twenty one days, prompting city men to speculate she may be a telephone operator. The report from Ponch, London notes the unusual case and local theories without confirming any cause.
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Ponch
London
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