Two Hopkinton Residents Called By Death Recently
Mrs. Ernest Gearhart 59 lifelong South Fork resident died at Monticello hospital after months of illness. Mary Neil born May 9 1886 on a farm east of Hopkinton, married Ernest Gearhart, lived on farms near Sand Springs and Hillside, active in Presbyterian church. Surviving husband son and others, services held at the Presbyterian church. Burial in Hopkinton cemetery. Also Charles R Gearhart 87 longtime Hopkinton resident died Aug 29 after a long illness. Survived by wife and five children and eight grandchildren. Funeral at Hopkinton cemetery with Rev. David de Best officiating.
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Hopkinton
Marria
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E. Gearhart
William Smith
Paul Bates
Ames
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Fairbank
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Santa Barbara
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Butte
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Oxford Junction
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Buck Creek High School
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Farm Bureau Meet Planned in Scotch Grove
The Scotch Grove Farm Bureau holds its first fall meeting on Wednesday Sept 12 at the Dawes home with committee in charge. Ruth D Hurley county health nurse will speak and Jessen will show moving pictures. The town hosts a Friendship social Friday at the church led by Ruth Clark with Richard Sutherland as guest soloist.
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Ida Cass
Ruth D. Hurley
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Richard Sutherland
Monticello
Ruth Clark
Lloyd Christensen
Camp Claiborne
W. B. Clark
Christensen
C. P. Abbott
Center Junction
John Locher
Esther Sinclair
Emil Paulsen
Marvin Lacock
Nebraska
Will Welch
Oak Drive
Oklahoma
Leslie Balster
Chauncey Carson
Hopkinton
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Marine Green: A WWI era U.S. Marine uniform shade
The forestry green color of the United States Marines’ uniform was adopted during the First World War, signaling a shift to a camouflage style used by Marine units in combat and service dress.
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