Obituary of Private Thomas R Probasco 1886 1918
Private Thomas R Probasco born July 8 1886 died October 14 1918 at age 32 with 82 years 3 months and 6 days. He leaves two children Louise and Ronald his parents and eight brothers and three sisters. He joined the Coataville Baptist church early in life and trained at Unionville and Camp McArthur. A later card notes he was in the hills of New York and overseas ships arrived safely. He died of lobar pneumonia. Mrs D W Probasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Probasco
Louise
R Nald
Eght Brothers
Fred
Roy
Colorado
Rose
Mawel
Iowa
Esco
John
Putnam
Florence Friiott
Moulton
Re Quinn
Dean
Vena Anthony
D W. Probasco
Letter from Ben J. H. Casady to Mother 1918
Pvt Benj H Casady writes from a hospital during November 1918 describing recovery, hospital life, a Red Cross visit on Halloween, a party, and plans to resume duties with 149 F A Battery C A P 715 Amer E F. He notes weather, mail, gifts, and world events such as Turkey leaving the war and Austria nearing collapse.
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Itoka
Rd Cross
Red Cross
Halowe
Turkey
Austria
Germany
Pvt
Benj H Casady
Amer E
Funeral details from H Miller at Pollock Missouri
A fragment notes Elder H Miller of Pollock Missouri conducted rites and burial at Cox graveyard in Dee with a single graveside service mentioned.
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Elder
H. Miller
Pollock, Mo
Cox Grave Yard
Dee
Death notice for Allie Frank Boy Fealighan in Putnam County
Allie Frank Boy Fealighan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgere, born in Putnam County, died at 28 years 7 months. Survived by his wife Bertha Gordy and three children Mildred Rex and an infant daughter. Funeral held at Pleasant Grove cemetery with service by Rev. Luther W. Childs. Body shipped to Glenwood Junction. He was predeceased by his mother and six infant brothers Ross and Don.
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Allie Frank Boy
Tiynng
Ross
Don
Glenwood Junction
Pleasant Grove
Luther W. Childs
Obituary for J C Drummond of Sidney Missouri
J C Drummond died at his family home near Sidney Missouri on Saturday November 30 1918 aged 68 years 4 months and 1 day. Born in Jaiborn County East Tennessee he moved through Kentucky Indiana and Missouri. He joined the Missionary Baptist church in Indiana 1872 and later the Primitive Baptists at Spring Creek in Adair County Missouri in 1909. He married Mary Hester Turnmire January 7 1883 who died November 30 1918. Survived by ten children with three died in infancy including John M Drummond serving in Camp Pike Arkansas and others in Iowa Missouri and at home.
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J C Drummond
Sidney
Jaiborn County
East Tenn
Indiana
Punam County
Missionary Baptist Church
Putnam Count
Primitive Baptists
Spring Creek
Adair County
Mary Hester Turnmire
M R
Tha J Young
David Drummond
Kelerton
Iowa
George Drummond
John M Drummond
Noah M
Desi
John M
Camp Pike
Ark
Charley Martin Buried in Friendship Family Cemetery
The obituary notes Charley Martin was buried at Friendship Cemetery on Tuesday. It lists survivors including his daughter Purkeypile and other relatives. A doctor was called Sunday to Mendota, with several local residents visiting or dropping by the Munsel and Hart families in recent days.
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Charley Martin
Keypile
David
Sarah
Pie Leavent-marn
Haeer
Bodice
Fine Rae A
Hershel Vincert
Fas
Mendota
Henry Brown
John Brown
Lunda Lesd
Wade Pickens
Neek
Tom Chance
Lincoln Township Taxpayers Notice Schedule
Notice outlines weekly collections in Unionville at Citizens Bank every Saturday in December and bank visits in Mendottan on December 12 19 and 26 and Howland on December 10 17 and 24 for collection of taxes. Names Dene Ing and Artes appear as part of the notice.
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Unionville
Citizens Bank
Mendottan Bank
Howland
Perpess
Callectio
Local Notes Show Illness Deaths and Weather Delays
Sidney James Butler and Mr Cowan remain poorly as snow delays corn gathering. Funeral was held for William Riggs and his infant daughter, buried at Lipp cemetery. Mrs Thomas Ogg dies after long illness, Cal Drummond’s death forewarned. communities send condolences amid multiple losses.
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James Butler
Cowan
Herman Lewis
Chester Pickett
McKinney
Loue Byers
Novinger
Thomas Ogg
Angie France
Cal Drummond
Sidney
John Young
Babe
Ethel
Drummond
Sugar Restrictions Off
Sugar restrictions dropped Tuesday night according to today’s papers. If true, households and public eateries may resume purchasing their usual sweets, sparing many from prior shortages or extra cost.
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Tertric Honson
Community notices mix with widow dower case in 1918 Unionville
Local items report family visits and illnesses across Unionville and Putnam County. Social notes mention guests at various homes, hunting trips, and a snow storm amid a public notice for a dower and homestead interest in Unionville real estate. Court orders publication in The Unionville Republican ahead of December 30 1918.
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Putnam County
Missouri
Towitt
Unionville
Unionville Republican
Putnam
Penalty for Disobedience Echoes in Prose
Fragmentary quotation warns that ignoring natural laws incurs a doctor’s bill while ignoring civil laws incurs a lawyer’s fee. The line hints at accountability through financial consequences for defiance of rules.
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Detmer
Xajas
Rimal Burgess Tailor & Cleaner
Univaville
Ben J. H. Casady
Trs
Douglas
John L. Smith
Lucia Poxtex
Arthur Odam
D. D. Crumpacker
Charley Smith
Isaiah Robbins
Marshal Wright
F. F Wright
Will Cook
Misada
Reb Rt Webb
Knoy'es
Union Church
Fred Cook
D D . Crumenacker
John L. Smath
17Th Street
Woodard’s Grocery
Leander Woodmerc.co
Holman-Merc
Lincoln Township
Ing
Artes
Nh Ge
and. Mn
Sanday
Ote Geet
Ae Ae Beery
Spawe Guinn
Ruth
Burl Basil Mundon
Russell Lindley
John Lindley
Clarence Guffey
Bsa
Della Guffey
Lemere
Wilbur Fowler
Hartford
Lee Alanis Gad
Davis
Edd Caffey
Storm Lake
Steve Ratliff
T. B. Harnett
Ray Jacobs
Haywood Davis
Uniorville
Irving
T. A. Barnett
Earl Kopfer
Lorenzo Jones
Lorenzi Jones
W. H. Speak
Livonia
Omaha
Jersey
B. Hale
J. J. Fowler
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