Charles Moncreff Dies at Center Junction
Charles Moncreff 66 lifelong Center Junction resident died at his home Thursday December 5 after a three year illness. He was a farmer and stock buyer with the Moncreff Brothers and is survived by three brothers, two sisters, and two brothers preceded him in death. Funeral services were held at Scotch Grove church Sunday with burial in Scotch Grove cemetery.
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Emil Paulsen receiving 13.50 for cattle shipped Tuesday and M P Paulsen placing third with Hampshire hogs at the International stock show. Numerous social events include Scotch Grove Homemakers party hosted by Mrs C M Holst and Altrurian club gathering with talks on buying experiences and the New Food and Drug Act. Homecoming at Onslow High School set for Dec 13 with Center Junction visit, and multiple family visits and obituaries including twin daughters dying of Gordon Hall, funeral for Thomas Hamilton, and various local engagements across Onslow and nearby towns.
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