Mary Ethel McConaughey dies after long illness
Mary Ethel McConaughey, cherished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis McConaughey, died July 22 after three weeks of illness. Born August 29, 1888 in Monroe, she was adopted by the McConaugheys and active in Sunday school and the Junior League. Funeral July 24 at the home, with Rev. A. M. Shea of Grace Church, Des Moines, leading. A large turnout, floral tributes, and a procession to the cemetery marked the service. Many relatives and friends shown their respect from nearby towns and farms.
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Mary Ethel
Ellis McConaughey
Ethel
Monroe
Junior League
A. M. Shea
Grace Church
Des Moines
Susan Young Owens
Lycoming County
Robert Owens
Christian Church
C. A. Gray
Wartime Notes From War News Briefs
San Francisco reports 13 typhoid cases among soldiers in camp. Embassy protest over steamer Olinde Rodrigues in Cuban waters seeks instant release. Port Guanica landing proceeds with no losses as infantry occupy town and artillery prepares for Ponce journey. McKinley likely to attack Cienfuegos after starving residents letter. Sandoval sunk at Nipe Bay amid surrender hopes. Trotting at fairs features farmers speed events and a large Wheelmen’s Tournament with prizes and parades. Obituaries and family reunions thread through Newton notices amid regional updates.
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Port of Guanica
Ponce
New York
Washington
McKinley
Cienfuegos
Guantanamo Bay
Sale offer mixes papers and licenses for subscribers
A fragment describes a perpetual offer combining multiple newspapers and licenses with a legal age reference, promising trials and subscriptions. Mary VanSeey Nellie Hart appear as figures in the offer while four papers and a Wm. C. Sheeler item are mentioned alongside the Code.
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Nellie M. Hart
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