Nellie Alice Studabaker dies after long illness
Nellie Alice Studabaker, daughter of Abram and Sarah, born January 22 1878 in Henry County Indiana, died June 25 1920 at Lucerne Missouri aged 42 years 6 months 8 days. She lived in Putnam County Missouri in childhood, studied at Dussoecas College Bluffton Indiana and Des Moines Iowa, worked at Idaho National Bank in Bouse Idaho, then at Stillwater Valley Bank in Almaar kee Montana, and later returned to Missouri. Survived by mother Elizabeth Blackman and siblings in Missouri Oregon Oregon and California with several half sisters. Funeral Saturday June 26 at 2:30 pm at Lucerne Methodist Church. Burial in Lucerne Cemetery.
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Theodore Blackman
David
Lucerne
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Ontario
Oregon
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San Francisco
Calif
James Leeper
Absarokee
Mont
Arthur Clapp
Lemons
Aaron McCormick
Altus
Okla
Ernest Wahcking
S IV Stillman
Methodist Church
Mendota Route 1 Crowded Night at Center Site
Crowded events after a weekend trip involve Mr Anna Bertha returning from Centerslleia with visitors Walham Willard Brown and others. Attendees include John Brown who took Pearl to a doctor and Severags attending a show. Mrs Lawrence Acen and a child visited a chapel and dance at Als, while White and Dink Haines attended.
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Anna Bertha
Centerslleia
Trotter- Walham
Willard Brown
Joan Brown
Ben Pearl
Ralph
Ack
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John Hrown
Pearl
Severags
Taster
Bates
Lawrence Acen
Pase
Als
Nededd Bridaay
Dink Haines
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Calls
Mrs Waillie Packard hosted relatives in Lowground while Casady stayed with the Gumey Brler household. Roscoe Stewart, Finn Packard, and Dovie Ruggles spent time with kin. Sunday gatherings included the Pearsons, Tearson Lowe Duncan, and the Rugpie family. Cake and refreshments followed.
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Waillie Packard
Casady
Gumey- Brler
Alfred Rugwies
Joe Duncan
Fon Ronville
Roscoe Stewart
Finn Packard
Willie Packard
Dovie Ruggles
Kenry
Edd Huller
Fred Pearson
Io Tearson Lowe Duncan
Byers
Raley Butler
Floyd
Darwin Hudge
Alfred Rugpie
Salawood Tire
Oan
John Huller Mears
Nadsanm Rose
Ne “ Smith
Hodges
Fad Huller
Irdas
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Vincent and Manford Charitén River Fishing Sunday
Mrs Mildy Allen stays this week with Dennis Allen. Reading aloud mentions fishing on the Charitén river by Al ar Pa Vincent and Manford on Sunday.
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Dennis Allen
Local notes from LEMONS parish and Unionville trip
Miss Pauline Schnelle spent Saturday night with Miss Olga Christian. Neighbors attend revival at the Methodist church. Several families visit Mrs. Martha Schnelle and others Sunday. John Bradshaw learns his sister Zella Eckland is seriously ill in Curlew, Iowa. A discussion on peace and price relief follows, with references to national policy and the president’s message.
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Pauline Schnelle
Olga Christian
Len Leonard
Nelson Williams
Nebraska
Methodist Church
S. T. Christian
Eldon
J. F. Schnelle
Harrison Smith
J. M. Tucker
Martha Schnelle
W. H. Campbell
Hosea Griffin
Leo O'Reilly
Crystal Bradshaw
Francia O’reilly
Howard Bowman
Unionville
John Bradshaw
Zella Eckland
Curlew, Ila
Christian
Olga
M E Church Picnic Set For July 15 At Altés Farm
The M E Church announces a town area picnic now scheduled for Thursday July 15 at a grove on Mr Altés' farm one and a half miles southeast of town. Members and friends will gather at the church for baskets and autos to the grounds with return transport in the evening. The pastor led funeral services for Mr William Choate last Saturday at his home and cemetery. Obituary appears elsewhere in the issue. Regular services plan for next Sunday with Bro Leatherman preaching each night this week in Lemons J Howard Thompson Pastor.
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William Choate
Andern
All Thingsn
Bro Leatherman
Lemons
J Howard Thompson
Thieves Take Tools From Car and Wheels in Heist
A car thief stripped a vehicle in a garage taking tools and three rear wheels. The scene followed a report of equipment missing and wheel removal, with suspects likely abandoning the vehicle. The incident reflects a broader concern over property theft and security.
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