Williamson County woman obituary for Lydia E. Martin
Lydia Elizabeth Martin born January 14 184d at Willsburg departe d to Illinois in marriage to Francis Batavia Kane County Illinois moved to Iowa Story Wright Wright Wright County where she resided died in 1807 in Ames Funeral services were held at the Packard home Thursday April 20 conducted by Rev Nicholson of Goldfields Interment in Elinwaal Cemetery Iowa Church records note a Christian life and genealogical ties to Ames Renwick Corwith and Deer River with four children eleven grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren listed in the notice
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Lydia Elizabeth Martin
Willsburg
Defertwn County
New York
Mra Packard
Boone
Iowa
Linois
Francis
Batavia
Kane County
Hlinoig
Lifiiney
Alley
Story
County
Wright County
Own
Wilt Linme
Deer River
Mumneaota
Mra
Cova Carr
Ames
Fred Williams
Corwith
HL Packard
Renwick
Algo
Christian Church
Anes
Packard
Nicholson
Goldfields
Jin Elinwaal Cametery, Gy. al
Do Well Thy Part In Life’s World The Mother’s Charge
A fatherly poem from the Atlanta Constitution urges Am Yeras to enter the world with duty and virtue. It warns of hardship and ridicule, recalls home, and calls for steadfast resolve to keep armor bright, think before speech, and mend wrongs while pursuing a righteous path.
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Hal
Lonkatte Paysori
The
Atlanta Constitution
Card of Thanks for Mrs. L. E. Williams
We extend sincere thanks to many friends and neighbors for aid and sympathy during the illness and death of our dear mother Mrs. L. E. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Bred Willining Mr. and Mrs. Try Williams Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Packard Mrs. Cora Carr.
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L. E. Williams
Bred Willining
Try Williams
Legislature Adjourned Amid Fatigue Over Probes
The legislature adjourned amid weariness from endless investigations. New Moines officials reflect that the public already knew much of the situation, while observers note the delay in addressing common concerns faced by residents across the state.
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New Moines
Luella Larson Dies at Age 14 in 1919 Community Tragedy
Luella Larson, born February 6 1905 near Duncombe Iowa, died April 13 1919 after influenza and illness. She leaves a father, mother, a sister and brother, and many friends. Funeral services were held at the Larson home officiated by Rev Kesselman, with pallbearers and flower girls from her school.
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Jess Felon
Han
Carl Larson
Warde
Hamie
Here
Earth
Foveil
Iowaship
Oakdalé
Olaella
Great Beyond
Marnihe
Yones
Luella
Larson Home
Kesselman
Warnong
Gely
Gratitude to Friends for Support After Sad Rites
Mr. and Mrs. Car Larson and Mrs. Janet Wiggins thank friends and neighbors who assisted at the sad rites for their darling baby and sister and those who furnished floral tributes. Arthur Larson also acknowledged.
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Car Larson
Janet- Wiggins
Arthur Larson
Names in the American Expeditionary Force Directory
The article notes the vast roster of names in the AEF, highlighting rare occurrences like Woodrow Wilson listed as Private at base-hospital No.27 in Pittsburgh, and counts of common surnames such as Smith and Johnson totaling tens of thousands among the personnel. It contrasts famous names with ordinary soldiers in a probabilistic roll call style.
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Aade
Veppenfelt
George
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert, Lee
Woodrow
Wilson
Army
Navy
Woodrow Wilson
Stars and Stripes
Pittsburgh
George Washingtons
Robert E. Lees
Abraham Lincelng
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Hend
Wall Street
First National Bank
W. L. Spray
A. R. Martin Co
Levislature
Fany Luella‘Larson
Aase
Zzeppenfelt
State Bank of
Tows
DE Laval
de‘ Laval
M. J. Holt
Universal Cement
Wisconsin Lumber CO
Dollar Sayers
G.S. Peters, Mer
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