Obituary of Lucy Ann Wallace of Michigan
Lucy Ann Wallace died after a long illness on June 28 in Jamestown Michigan. She and husband James F Wallace lived in Orland Bargersville and Indianapolis before settling in Jamestown where their four children Walter James Mary and John were born. She joined the Baptist church and was active in the town church. The obituary notes cancer in her final year and lists surviving relatives and weekend visitors.
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Indiana
Madison Indiana
James F. Wallace
Ohio Medical College
Medical College
Beeesy
Indianapolis
James Henry
Bargersville
New Barton
Michigan
Orland
James F
Lucy Wallace
Walter B
James H
Mary
John
San Francisco
Walter
Detroit
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Hornaday
Jamestown
Local Social Notes From Greenfield Mills Area
Greenfield Mills resident Delcie Wetzel visited Toledo for a brief stay with sister Mrs. C Kentner. H G Rinkel accompanied by Mr. Douglas of Bronson spent Sunday in Vicksburg Michigan. Miss Oneta Keller returned to Bronson to resume work after a week with relatives here. J R Kentner and family also mentioned as part of local notices.
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Delcie Wetzel
Toledo
Mrs. C. Kentner
H. G. Rinkel
Mr. Douglas
Bronson
Vicksburg
Michigan
Oneta Keller
Barefaced bunko trick fools Texan at hotel office
A Texan, wide awake and incredulous, balks a hotel bunko scheme in New Orleans. He disarms the con with sarcasm after watching a staged letter scene and a long wallet ploy, then asks for the post office details and exits safely amid amused bystanders.
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Richie
Fair Grounds
New Orleans
St. Vitus
No Raise for Levinsky
Levinsky, employed by Goldstein at $15 a week for a year, asks for a raise. Goldstein replies with a parable on time, deducting days spent sleeping and playing to show why a raise is undeserved.
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Levinsky
Goldstein
Mr. Goldstein
Day off math puzzle in Coal Age story
In a dialogue between Levinsky and Goldstein, a counting of days off over a year is given. The speaker explains how Sundays, Saturdays, lunch breaks, and Jewish holidays reduce work days, concluding the worker has no reason for a raise. The piece presents a humorous framing of attendance and wages.
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Vich
Levinsky
Ord
Goldstein
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Wake
Middle West
The
Indiana National Life
Ipgo W. KiaoKéit
Lucy Ann Wallace
Kensalear Wallace
Auretta Hoyt Wallace
Brownstown
Mich
Wallace Harding
Emma Kirkendall
Kalidaship
Ladies Aid
Robert Kellett
Coldwater Lake
Greenfield Mills
J. R. Kentner and Family
J. D
BUNKO
R W. Ernsberger & Son
Orland, Indiana
Ford
F. C. B. Detro.t
W. A. Helme
Angola
Kodaks
Hamlins
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