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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1918, News Clippings, April thru June

April

Marriage licenses

Chas. Thomas Richards, 20, Dunlap, Tenn. & Marie Dudley, 16. Consent of parents given in writing.

Roy Cardwell, 24, Marion & Fannie Sanders, 22, Whiteash

James Chiminatto, 27, West Frankfort & Margaret Nigro, Johnston City

Almus Lawrence McNeely, 25 & Carrie Mae Clark, 23, both of Marion

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1918, News Clippings, January thru March

January

Mrs. Theo Hudson, 58, wife of Dr. Theo Hudson, died Wednesday at her country home near Hudgens after suffering with paralysis the past year. She leaves her husband, daughter Mrs. Matt Lainson who resided with her mother and son John Hudson in the U.S. Navy and stepson Dr. Zach Hudson of this city. Burial will be in Fountain Cemetery. MDR Wednesday, 2 Jan 1918

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1917, News Clippings, October thru December

October

Matilda Murphy, wife of Jas. Murphy was taken to the state hospital at Anna. She had been a patient there earlier but was discharged. MDR Monday, 1 Oct 1917

A life sentence was given “Batt Eye” Calvin and Guy Green Monday for the murder of David Daniels. Welby Goodpastor Zachory will be sentenced later. MDR 1 Oct 1917

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1917, News Clippings, July thru September

July

Margaret Vidmar, infant daughter of Joe Vidmar of Johnston City died at midnight Friday in the arms of Mrs. Ellen Haywood. The child was 2 years and 3 months old and had been ill with measles. MDR Monday, 2 Jul 1917

Patrick Monahan, 7 year old son of Mr. & Mrs. C.B. Monahan was killed Sunday by a car driven by A.E. Martin, postmaster and editor of the Benton Standard. MDR 2 Jul 1917

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