1919, News Clippings, July thru September

July

Marriage licenses

James Parsons, 26, Herrin & Grace Mae Duncan, 28, Carterville [The daughter of former sheriff M.L. Duncan.]

Joe Baldassino, 27 & Sarah Anzelmo, 18, both of Johnston City

L.W. Cook, 21, Zeigler & Iva R. Romeo, 18, Christopher

Francis Powell, 19 & Bonnie Gulledge, 16, both of Marion. Father of each gave consent. MDR 30 Jun & 1 Jul

Miss Etta Barth was taken to the state hospital Tuesday for treatment. MDR Tuesday, 1 Jul

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1919, News Clippings, April thru June

April

A 10-pound son was born Sunday to Mr. & Mrs. Joe Lindsey at White Row. The family is living in a tent and stopped at White Row long enough to make the new arrival a native of Williamson County. MDR Tuesday, 1 Apr

Miss Mary G. Dawkins, 55, died 2 April at her home, 807 North Court following an illness of auto-intoxication. She was a native of Wales but had lived in this country the past 30 years and for the past 15 years has resided in Marion. They came to America with her mother and for many years she devoted her life to caring for her mother who died 6 years ago. She is survived by three brothers: William of Marion, with whom she made her home; Thomas of Staunton and Richard who lives in the west. Burial was in Maplewood Cemetery. MDR Wednesday, 2 Apr

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1919, News Clippings, January thru March

January

Malinda May Wells died Tuesday at the home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Horatio Wells, 602 North Vicksburg. She had been sick from tuberculosis since last April. She was born 17 Aug 1883 in Pope County. Survived by parents, two sisters: Mrs. John Sperling and Myrtle Wells both of this city. A brother, Charles, died eight years ago. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. MDR Wednesday, 1 Jan

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1918, News Clippings, October thru December

October

Word was received late Monday afternoon that Charles B. Garrigos, chief commissary steward with the U.S. Navy, died of pneumonia at the naval hospital in Portsmouth, Virginia. His wife is the former Allene Fowler and she, with her two children, Charles Bafford Jr. and Hope, have been at the home of her father, R.R. Fowler. Mr. Garrigos was born 26 years ago near Carterville and was married 5 Aug 1913. Funeral at Benton with burial in Masonic & Oddfellows Cemetery there.   MDR Tuesday, 1 Oct & 4 Oct 1918

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1918, News Clippings, July thru September

July

Nellie Woodside, wife of Eugene Woodside, died Sunday at Emma Jones Hospital of a hemorrhage following an operation. She was born 19 Oct 1884 near Galatia, daughter of John D. Watkins, native of Galatia and Mary Cripps, who was reared in this city. She married 6 Jan 1906 and was the mother of four children: Pauline, Eugene, Morris & Hal. Also surviving are sisters: Mrs. R.C. Hill of Marion, Mrs. Joe Bond of Herrin & Mrs. Lee Dalton of Galatia. Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery. MDR Monday, 1 Jul 1918

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