Westfield Man John Strader Dies After Brief Illness
John Strader 70 lifelong Westfield resident died early Saturday at his daughter’s home two miles north of town after about three weeks of illness. Born in Hutton Township in 1849 he lived in Coles and Clark counties most of his life. Funeral Sunday June 13 at 2:30 from United Brethren Church led by Rev E G Sandmeyer and Rev T F Lowry. He leaves six children, 18 grandchildren, a niece Merle Strader, three sisters and a brother with many other relatives and friends in Westfield Review.
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Joan Strader
Sifelong
Westfield
Mike Fyverett
Alr. Strader
Hutton Township
Coles
Clark
United Brethern Church
E G Sandmeyer
M E
Charleston
T F Lowry
Westfield Baptist Church
Will
Harry
Alva
Hindsboro
Lizzie Hofsas
Atwood
Myrtle Everhart
Mae Drake
Merle Strader
Suzanne Beavers
Emmaline Virden
Angeline Goodman
She's City Mo
Andrew Straedr
Pawhuska
Oklo
Westfield Review
Uncle Joe Snider Dies at 81 in Marshall Home
Joseph Snider known as Uncle Joe died at his East Main Street home Saturday at 6 00 am He was 81 years 9 months 14 days a Civil War veteran and retired farmer He leaves a wife a son a daughter two surviving children Mrs Frank Raine of Terre Haute Mrs Elmer Marlow of Bethany and Ed of West Union Also seven great grandchildren and a brother in New Orleans Funeral services were Monday at Brick Church with Rev D T Black Inurnment Brick Cemetery Snider born New Orleans September 5 1838 married Mary Ingle June 22 1863 after 17 years on Walnut Prairie they moved to Marshall Known to all as Uncle Joe for his kind words and familiar face
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Joseph BE. Snider
Uncle Joe
East Main Street
Mr Snider
D. T. Black
Joseph
Snider
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mary Ingle
Frank Raine
Terre Haute
Elmer Marlow
Bethany
West Union
Walnut Prairie
Marshall
Td Child
Joe
Eversyone
James Philbin
Findlay
Ohio
Lydia Huey
Rosemary
Westfield
Harry C Sturdevant
Maxine
James J. Dunn
Lawrenceville
Ill
W T. Lamb
H C. Sturdevant
H. C Leggett
Orion Goble
Charleston
Harley Ruff
Urbana
University of Illinois
Palmer Ewing
Parsons
Kansas
Bert A. McGinness
Ranger
Tex
Casey
Clinton
Chatter
R. B. Boyd
John J. Elder
George Shimel
J. H. Brooks
Tulsa
Okla
Night Owl
Leta Sherman
East Washington Street
Nina Mae Funk
Lorna Dixon
Rex Harris
Jesse Deh
St. Louis
Vance V. Elliott, Jr
Vance V Elliott
Emrich
Meinedsi Abareh
Lightning Strikes Barn Near Chrisman
Grant Yelton, a well known farmer near Chrisman, escaped death when a 4 to 5 pm storm struck a barn he had just entered. The bolt killed the driving team belonging to Nate Robinson, set the barn and stored hay ablaze, and destroyed a newly built garage. A dog owned by the Smith family died in the fire. Four hundred bushels of corn were consumed.
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Chrisman
Grant Yelton
Wineh
Yelton
Nate Robinson
Harry Smith
Smith
Childe Resigns Postmaster Role at Miller’s Store
E W Childe resigns as post master and will become floor manager and cashier at Miller's store. Jus Wilard Childe will act as postmaster until an examination and new appointee occur, likely after the new administration. Willard, returning from service, will take his father's place at the post office. Martinsville Planet. The longer bachelors stay single, the harder they fall.
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E W Childe
Floo
Miller’s
Jus Wilerd Childe
Miller Store
Childe
Willard
Martinsville Planet
Community Notices and Visits Across Several States
Newton residents and visitors travel for family and summer plans with many heading to Chicago Nashville Chelsea Urbana and Paris Ill On the local scene a slow game ends 9 to 3 as Casey defeats Clinton Push and clubs meet for social sewing and embroidery sessions The Mohr and Reynolds Exposition Shows canceled due to lack of rail transport from Danville Ill and will be rescheduled likely for July 4.
Omitted Judge Andy Hardway Named for Orange Township
County board of supervisors had listed all election judges but failed to include Andy Hardway a Republican chosen for Orange township. The correction notes his addition to the Orange township slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Andy Hardway
Orange Township
Camel cigarettes praised for flavor and blend quality
An advertisement extols Camel cigarettes highlighting Turkish and domestic tobaccos, noting a superior smooth taste with no lingering aftertaste or odor. It claims Camels outperform any cigarette in the world and urges consumers to choose quality over premiums.
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Pythian Theatre
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Neil Shipman
God's Country
Arctic Circle
Wapi the
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James Oliver Curwood
Clark County
Randall's Queen
J. T. Randall
Rere
Lier
Rez
Belle Heath
Newton
Albany Ave
Charles Gussman
Toledo
Everett Staley
John K. Harrison
Washington, D. C
Henry Staley
Walton Miller
Chicago
Harold
Sanford
Nelle Price
Nashville
H. Q. Hiser
Blanta
Florence Scott
C. W. Hopkins
Garnett
Archie A. Buckley
Wayne Emrick
Illinois University
W S Emrich
Nettie
Northwestern University
W E. Gataway
Kansas City
A R Brown
Perke “Haute
Guy Dewhirst
Margaret May
Paris
Mohr and Reynolds
American Legion
Danville
WWE
Gingham
Wuuyy
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