Golden wedding marks 50th anniversary of Levi Rish and Susie Dooley
Feb 5 1871 couple Levi Rish and Susie Dooley united in marriage. Fifty years later they hosted a 1921 gathering at the Rish home with 125 attendees. Eight children, twenty seven grandchildren, five great grandchildren total 46 descendants. Attendees included Rev H W Rodgers and neighbors. A long wedding dinner followed, with prayers by Rev H W Rodgers. Community health described as good and school progress noted under Miss Myrtle Corley and Miss Pearle Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Rish
Susie
Rebekah Dooley
H. W. Rodgers
New Mexico
J. A. Cramer
St. Peter's
Julian Franklin
Ollie Smith
Henry Smith
O. F. Hendrix
Myrtle Corley
Pearle Price
Hampton Harmon
C. C. Harmon
Fragmented local notice and memorial fragment run
A damaged clipping mentions social visits among Miss Daisy Bell Sarah Kyzer Agnes and Nezzie Arnold on Sunday and Mr Clinton Hendrix staying with Mr Webster Weger Saturday night. It includes a memorial note for Stacie Eugene Stabler with birth and death details and several garbled lines resembling lyrics or prose.
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Daisy Bell
Sarah Kyzer
Agnes
Nezzie Arnold
Clinton Hendrix
Webster Weger
Brookland Town May Be Enlarged By Vote
The State reports the Brook land law and order league approved a plan to seek a vote on annexing the town outskirts to the corporate limits. Inside the town would consider annexation to consolidate the population while outsiders would decide if they wish to join the union.
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Law and Order League of
Brookland
Lever recovers traveling bag at terminal loss valued
Former Mrs Frank Lever of South Carolina had a traveling bag stolen at a terminal. The bag contained jewelry valued at more than £13,000. Private Edwin Von Krug, en route to Camp Benning New York, replaced it in the moment of recovery.
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Frank Lever
Lever
South Crolina
Edwin von Krug
Camp Benning
New York
Missing Baggage Recovered by Station Officials
A station baggage mix up last night led Mrs Lever to hand baggage to Superintendent Stollenwerich at the terminal. Later Grug returned his own bag after Von Krug recovered it. The item notes emphasize restraint in risky moments and caution against careless talk.
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Stollenwerich
Grug
Itay von Krug
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