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Newspaper

The Monroe Journal

Location

Monroe, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1913

Page

7

Death of William Vaughan Drives Waxhaw Obituary

The poor farm community of Waxhaw mourns William J. Vaughan a prominent Lancaster County farmer who died suddenly from heart failure while working in his garden. Survived by two daughters a brother and two sisters the family filed to bury him in Waxhaw Presbyterian churchs old cemetery. His passing comes as the town debates local sanitation and civic improvements including moving unsanitary fertilizer warehouses away from homes and setting a park-like neighborhood by the right of way.

William J. Vaugan Colossus Waxhaw Colossus Company Soli Snider Carter Twelve Mile Creek Hugh Wilson Cleburne Tex W. F. Sandford Rockingham Mr. Sanford Vaughan Old Burying Ground Waxhaw Presbyterian Church Helen Mangum Virginia Vaughan JL. Vaneghan Mesdames W. P. Culp R. P. Wolfe

Penfield Chosen as Ambassador to Austria

Frederick Courtland Penfield of Germantown Ia has been selected to be ambassador to Austria. The Austrian government is being consulted on his acceptability. Penfield has prior diplomatic experience including London vice-consul general in 1885 and consul general to Egypt with rank of minister‑resident. He was active in the Wilton campaign and has written on international politics.

A. Washinton Frederick Courtland Penfield Germantown Austria Penfield Senate Maurice Francis Egan Denmark Vienna Greece Wilton United States London Egypt Ineldent

Mary Tribble Dies After Crayon Ingestion Tragedy

Mary Tribble seven year old of Atlanta Georgia died after a prolonged illness linked to eating a tinted crayon at school. She fell ill on June 13 and remained in partial paralysis with occasional rallies until death. Schoolmates reported seeing her eat crayon.

Atlanta Mary Tribble

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