Funeral of Charlie E. Cole in Williams
The Williams Enterprise reports the funeral of Charlie E. Cole held at the M church in Williams on Thursday afternoon. Rev A H Bryan of Lake City conducted with Rev M A L Carver assisting, preaching on The Young Man's Best Friend and urging friends to seek Jesus. Born September 24, 1891 in Hamilton County, Cole died January 15, 1917 in Renwick at 25. He worked for A W Ross and recently moved to Renwick with Hattie Allin con. Survived by six siblings, and his parents long deceased. Burial at Alden Family Lot. community mourns a with roses from the Williams ball team.
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Charlie E. Cole
Williams
A. H. Bryan
Lake City
M. AL. Carver
Byran
Charlie
Jesus
Charlie IE. Cole
Hamilton Country
Renwick
Edgar Cole
Walliams
A. W. Ross
Hattie Allincon
Ben Smith
John Kramer
Alden
Lou
Rick
Riley
Card of Thanks and Marine Visit to Panama Canal
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for assistance after illness and death of Charles Edward Cole. Local U S Marine Paul Hansen of Renwick will visit the Panama Canal as the Seattle cruiser completes a West Indies cruise and sails to the Isthmus. He enlisted Sept 6 1916 in Minneapolis recruiting station and will serve aboard the Seattle during transit. The trip offers educational value and is timed to avoid northern winter.
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Paul Hansen
Renwick
Panama Canal
Seattle
West Indies
Isthmus
Paul
Olaf Hansen
United States Marine Corps
Minneapolis, Minn
Tropics
Boone Two Country Club program January 30 1917
Program notes list Audienne Ree Carroll Gillespie Institute music Florence Bogard Reading Grace Purdy Duet Violet Hangon Marvy Gillespie Ree Lyle Packard Ree Margaret Seimens Lola Lucy Boge I Club Prophesy IV Kearney Institute music Mrs Emerson Diglogue Male Quarter.
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Boone
Audienne Ree
Carroll Gillespie
Florence Bogard
Grace Purdy
Violet
Gillespie Ree
Lyle Packard
Margaret Seimens
Lola Lucy Boge
Kearney
Mrs. Emerson
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Louis Rabiner
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H. E. Luchsinger
M. B. Richardson
Charles Edward Cole
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Buck’s Range
M. J. Holt
the Times
Goldfield
Deering
McCormick Harvester
Hayes Corn
Emerson
Ncon
Jas. R. Hawthorne