Morocco Mourns Otto Clark Buried at 26
Otto Clark son of Al Clark formerly of Morocco was buried there after an untimely death at age 26. He was killed in the wireless telegraph service at Ft. Myer near Washington. He is remembered by former residents. Mrs J L Smith left Tuesday for Oxford for a reunion at the old Academy park. Claude McFarland and Mae Bramblett visited in Lafayette on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Clark
al Clark
Morocco
U.S
Ft. Myer
Washington
J. L. Smith
Oxford
Reason
Academy Park
Bancroft and Morgan unite in quiet wedding
Rev. Wm. W. Sherrill of Fulton joined Miss Mary Morgan of Battle Ground with Merrill F. Bancroft in marriage last Thursday evening. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s sister Mrs. Harry G. Leslie’s home. The couple will reside at Battle Ground and are greeted by friends noting the bride’s local familiarity. The groom works as an automobile salesman and formerly lived in Water Town, S. D. Social, Flannagan building, Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. W. Sherrill
Fulton
Mary Morgan
Battle Ground
Merrill F. Bancroft
Harry G. Leslie
Watertown
S. D
Obituary: Winfield Scott McCool Passes After Long Illness
Winfield Scott McCool died Sunday at 12 30 after weeks of illness due to heart trouble. He lived over ten years in the area and was well liked. Funeral was Tuesday at 9 am from his home with Rev W N Dunn, burial at Martindale cemetery near Pine Village. He was born April 7 1852 near Delphi Carroll County and died July 27 1913. He married Mrs Alice McKinzie November 21 1881. six children were born, three died in infancy. Surviving are Ora J Carl W Emma J a step son D A McKinzie and one brother John McCool plus four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott McCool
W. N. Dunn
Martindale Cemetery
Pine Village
Winfield Scott McCool
Michael
Martha McCool
Delphi
Carroll County
Alice McKinzie
Ora J
Carl ‘W
Otterbein
Emma J
Peoria
D. A. McKinzie
Geneva
Ind
John McCool
Oxford
Con
Card of Thanks for Scott McCool Family
Card of thanks from Mrs. Scott McCool and the children extends gratitude to ministers singers and friends for support during illness and death of husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott McCool
New Management at Combs Barber Shop
The Combs barbershop changes hands with Albert Sherrill taking charge Monday morning after leasing from C. T. Combs. William Combs starts as agent for the National Art Crayon Co. Jake Christopher remains as second chair. Sherrill pledges best service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combs
C. T. Combs
Albert Sherrill
Wm. Combs
National Art Crayon Co
Chicago
Sherrill
Jake Christopher
William the promising colt wins Terre Haute race
William a swift three year old owned by A. E. Van Natta won a $1,000 event at Terre Haute last Thursday with a time of 2:11. driven by William Marvin, the victory drew praise from local observers and sparked talk Otterbein may yield a second Dan Patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
A.E. van Natta
Terre Haute
Terretraute
William Marvin
Otterbein
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Claude McFarland
Mae Bramblett
Lafayette
Bancroft-Morgan
Flannagan
Weigle Market
NUWAY
Mann & Kretschman
New Management
William A Winner
Peter Schuttler
OPP Hardw’e CO
the Bakery
OPP Hardware CO
C. E. Balkema
Cc. E. Balkema
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