Death of William Mickley Recalls Denison Roots
William Mickley a former Denison resident died suddenly September 6 in Okmulgee Oklahoma at age 38 His body was brought to Denison after a memorial service in Okmulgee for interment in the family lot He leaves two brothers Rudolph and Alvin of Denison a sister Mrs J H Hansen and two half brothers John and others also in Denison
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William Mickley
Sidney
Okmulgee
Okla
Denison
Iowa
Denison Bulletin
Legion Home
Rudolph
Alvin
J. H. Hansen
Johr
Nixon
Mickley
Funeral rites honor Scheuermann and fallen soldier Mickley
William Mickley of Okmulgee and Denison native William Scheuermann are remembered in a joint obituary. Mickley died at the Legion home after a battlefield era injury and financial ruin from crop failures. Scheuermann, Sidney born, served in World War I and was active in the American Legion and First Christian Church of Okmulgee. Funeral services were held in Denison with a military escort, and Mickley’s story notes a life of service, hardship, and a notable photograph in Kelly Field Eagle.
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Bartcher
Denison
Hamlin
Oakland Cemetery
Denison Post No. S
American Legion
Okmulgee Daily Times
William Mickley
Legion Home
J.N. Nixon
Mickley
Tulsa
Legion
Nebraska
Sidney
Ogmulgee
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
115Th Aero Squadron
Dalton Festival Ends With Community Joyful Day
Dalton finds the festival a success as attendees enjoy the event. Mrs. Ed Ewing prepares to move into the new hospital to oversee it for Dr. Hedlund. Several residents, including Mrs. H. C. Anderson and Mrs. Mary Connelly, traveled to Denver. The Guild and Ladies Aid met with local helpers, and Miss Lula Handley won the Community club’s hope chest.
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Dalton
Ed Ewing
Hospital
Dr. Hedlund
H. C. Anderson
Mary Connelly
Denver
Guild
J. J. Reel
Frank Mintken
Ladies Aid
Jess Ewing
Buchanan
Clough
Lula Handley
Reel
Alhambra
Calif
F. J. Jewett
Henry Young
Babe
Bisbee
Ariz
City Jail and Police Headquarters Move Announced
The jail and police headquarters will move from the present location to the old bowling alleys area. The move frees space for city officials and provides front and back entrances. New quarters will reduce departmental expenses since rent is slightly lower than at the old quarters.
Dalton preacher wed. Davis nuptials marked with joy
Rev. C. N. Hardin of the Dalton Presbyterian church married Miss Blanche Joy Davis of McDonald Kansas. Dalton welcomes the bride and congratulates the happy couple. Miss Bernice Williams and Emery McCulloch were married in Sidney Tuesday and will live nearby. Carl Carlson bought E. X. Ewing residence. Ewing family moving to Dr Hedlunds hospital. Mrs. Ewing named matron. Laing sisters entertained the 8 8 8 club Tuesday. Mrs. C. B. Toof and children left for new home in Ogallala with father H. C. Fecht accompanying.
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C. N. Hardin
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Blanche Joy Davis
McDonald
Kansas
Dalton
Bernice Williams
Emery McCulloch
Sidney
Carl Carlson
C. B. Toof
Ogallala
H. C. Fecht
Hunting Trip Near Angora Draws Four Boys
Ickes News reports E. I. Weed Rex Rogers L. W. Dirks and G. H. and H. J. Worth hunted near Angora during the weekend enjoying good luck and a good time. Clara Winkleman attended a Dalton Friday party hosted by the Mystery Five. Multiple local households hosted dinners and gatherings including the Rathbuns Guill and Meyers families with various relatives visiting through Sunday.
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E. I. Weed
Rex Rogers
L. W. Dirks
G. H
H. J. Worth
Angora
Clara Winkleman
Dalton
Mystery Five
John Rathbun
Fred Rathbun
Kimball
Art Rathbun
Fred
Paul Rathbun
Lodge
From Office Boy to General Mgr
A Chicago report traces a rapid rise from office boy to general manager, noting how perseverance, typewriter skill, and varied positions lead to a ten thousand dollar per year post. It highlights a Chicago mail order house offering typewriters on small installments and training buyers to operate them in weeks.
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Chicago
Brown
International Typewriter Exchange
W. Lake &St
Ilinois
M E Ladies Dinner in Church Parlors Friday and Saturday
The M E ladies announce a dinner in church parlors on Friday October 2 and Saturday. Serving starts at 11 30. Friday menu includes roast pork and salmon loaf mashed potatoes brown gravy cabbage salad sliced tomatoes brown and white bread apple pie and coffee. Saturday menu features cream chicken and biscuits mashed potatoes hot relish combination salad. An advertisement in The Telegraph promises results. Plate glees for Windshields and Se am Geers studied at Habler Garage.
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M. E
Habler Garage
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County Club
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Edward McLernon
Yortland
Ore
Jordan
Snell
Hardy
McLarnon
F. A. Barger
A. E. Phelps
Katherine Grabill
Virginia Johnson
Virginia
Miss Katherine
Sidney High School
Leon Fine
Karl Kratz
Carter Dunaway
W. J. Clarkson
Miesdames J. A. Bentley
Guy Doran
E. 8. Stokes
Girls Friendly Society
Wesner
J. L. Tewell
Country Club
C. F. Consigny
E. L. Uptegrove
J. A. Bentley
Consigny
H. R. Candencer
George A. Henderson
Dover
J. W. Redmond
Sterling
Presbyterian Circle
Rupert Campbell
Leslie Bentley
Kay Kepler
University of Wyoming At
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Mary
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Kirschbaum
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