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From: ihansonb(a)fmtc.com
Subject: James Oscar GREENE - Obit 1924
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Surnames: Greene, Young, Shamberger, Burtleson, McCrae, Hogg, Jewell,
Clauser
Classification: Obituary
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The Payette Independent
Payette, Idaho
Thursday, November 6, 1924
James Oscar Green
James Oscar Green was born at Pineola, N. C., April 25th, 1909, and died at
his home near Washoe Saturday, November 1st, 1924, after a few days illness
of pneumonia. The funeral was held in the Methodist church Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Rev. V. E. Hall conducted the services. "Beautiful Isle of
Somewhere" and "Whiter Than Snow" a song he hummed and sang while ill, were
sung at the funeral. The pallbearers were his most intimate friends, Billy
Shamberger, Jay Burtleson, Nelson McCrae, Robert Hogg, James Jewell and
Charles Clauser.
He was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Green and besides his parents
leaves two sisters to mourn his untimely death, Mrs. Stella Young and Bonnie
Green. He was a student in the second year of high school, where his good
disposition and pleasant manners won him many warm friends. He was of a
studious nature, yet liked good wholesome fun and was a favorite among his
fellow students, and will be sorely missed by them.
Note: Headstone shows the name as GREENE. ch
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Obituaries (10/02/04)
EVANS _ Roy Leslie (1926-2004). It is with great sadness that the family announces the passing of our beloved husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, and brother-in-law on Thursday, September 30, 2004. Roy died after a very courageous battle with cancer. He is lovingly remembered by Anne, his wife of over 60 years. Roy and Anne had ten children. Missing him dearly are Darrell (Sandra); Gail Wilson (Duffy); Dianne Richardson (Lorne); Les (Lee); Arlene Reid (Scott); Sharon McDole (Ron); Gary (Mary-Ann); Brian (Robbie); Bonnie Schatz (Kelly); daughter-in-law, Donna; 21 grandchildren; 22 great grandchildren; brothers, James, Gordon (Dorothy), Harold; sisters-in-law, Ruth Eberz (Jack), Sarah Evans; brother-in-law, Arley Penner (Doreen). Roy was predeceased by his son, Roy Wayne; parents, Ellen and James; mother and father-in-law, Peter
and Helen Penner; sister, Lillian Wiebe (Art); brothers, Bob, Howard; sisters-in-law, Joyce Klauser, Gloria Penner, Ev Evans, Laurine Evans. Roy's first employment was as a soldier in the Canadian Army, enlisting in 1944. Following a number of career opportunities Roy retired in 1990 from Canada Lafarge after 30 years as their number one driver. Roy enjoyed country music, travel, and time with his family, especially his grandchildren. In his retirement Roy found pleasure in his yard, TV sports (boxing, curling, and hockey) and meeting his friends for coffee. The Memorial Service will be held on Tuesday, October 5th at 1:00 p.m. at Saskatoon Funeral Home, 338 4th Avenue North (corner of 4th Ave. and 25th St.). Arrangements are entrusted to SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME 244-5577.
Saskatoon, Area Code 306
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Subject: News from Pennsburg - August 12, 1905
Ref. Town and Country Newspaper
Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA
Saturday - August 12, 1905
FROM OUR CORPS OF ABLE CORRESPONDENTS (2 OF 2)
ZIONSVILLE
Charles HUNTER, our enterprising blacksmith, gave his house a new coat of
paint.
Samuel SCHUBERT was this week with the A.J. REICHARD's fishing party at
Finland. M.S. BEIDLER and Wm. MOYER took in one day, Wednesday.
Wm. BREY, of Allentown, was here on last Thursday repairing the graves of
his parents on the Mennonite church cemetery.
Menno GEISSINGER and children were at Allentown to see President ROOSEVELT
on Thursday.
HALLMAN's family band will furnish the music at the Union Sunday-school
picnic at Milltown today.
M.S. BEIDLER, of the Railroad House, has a lot of boarders who work at
HANCOCK's new ice dam.
HALLMAN's family band will hold a picnic in SCHUBERT's grove near Old
Zionsville, on Saturday evening, Aug. 19. Refreshments of all kinds can be
had in the grove.
A through freight ran into an open switch here at the station last Saturday
right after dinner. It smashed a trunk filled with ladies clothing and
destroyed nearly all the contents, and a freight car that was standing on
the side tracks in front of the engine was wrecked, but not thrown from the
track.
OLD ZIONSVILLE
To-day the funeral of the child of Edwin TREICHLER, of Mennonite town, will
be held at number three church at 10.30. Rev. CASSEL officiating.
Our post master, Richard REESE, wears a smile all week, the cause, a
daughter.
On Thursday Rev. O.R. FRANTZ buried Harry GERHARD at Huffs Church, aged
seventy six years.
The pump at the Conndrum mines broke and as the result work has to be
abandoned until same is repaired.
The Graphite vein on the CHATTEL property proves favorable. The parties are
highly pleased.
Te Havest Home service at the St. Peters Church will be held to-morrow,
August 13, at 2 p.m. Rev. O.R. FRANTZ Pastor.
CONGO
The Ladies Aid Society of the Sassamansville Reformed church will have
service tomorrow afternoon. Rev. G.W. LUTZ and Rev. G. GREENAWALT will
deliver addresses. Everybody is inviited.
H.H. RENNINGER left for a carload of cattle.
Harvest home service in Sassamansville Reformed church on Sunday, Aug. 20th,
by G.W. LUTZ.
On Saturday moring while I.W. BOWMAN's hired man was going home from the
creamery his horse ran away, upset the wagon and broke the harness.
Misses Katie WEISS and Elsie BECHTEL made a business trip to Lansdale.
Mrs. Sallie ROBERTS, of Lansdale, is paying a visit to her grandmother, Mrs.
Maria FOX, of this place.
HOFFMANSVILLE
Frank F. STOFFLET and family, Allen, Calvin and Katie STAUFFER attended the
Huber's Church picnic near Niantic, on Saturday.
Amos Z. NESTER and family attended the Firemen's parade, at Red Hill.
Henry L. STETLER and family were at Boyertown on Saturday.
L.A. LUDWIG, Secretary of New Hanover school board said that the Board would
enforce the Compulsory School Law this Winter from the first month. Our
school opens on September 4.
Don't forget the Sassamansville Lutheran Sunday School picnic at Congo
today.
RED HILL
Henry SCHWENK left for the Western part of the State for a carload of stock.
John LANDIS started to make cement pavement in the lower end of the borough
this week.
J.P. KLINE was in Line Lexington on business, on Monday.
St. Paul's Sunday School picnic to-day in the woods near the church. Music
by the Red Hill Band.
Harry BREY and wife, of Philadelphia, are spending the week in town with the
families of Oliver MILLER and Levi HENRY. They made the trip by team.
CHAPEL
The Chapel picnic was largely attended on Saturday.
Rev. C.M. DELONG will have services in the Chapel on Sunday evening, Aug.
13th.
Jonas KRIEBEL lost a valuable cow by death this week.
Elmira NUSS returned home on Thursday afternoon, spending the week in
Mountainville at the campmeeting.
Daniel CLAUSER, of Bally, visited his cousin, Elwood HEYDT, on Saturday and
Sunday.
Several people from here attended the Convention at the Seminary on
Thursday.
NEW HANOVER
Elam ACKERMAN lost a valuable horse on Sunday.
The dedication was very largely attended on Sunday afternoon.
D.C. HUNSBERGER and family, David HUNSBERGER and wife and Wm. RELLOW were
the Sunday guests of Wm. HUNSBERGER and family.
J. Orlando STELTZ fetched a carload of Lebanon county cows this week.
Our old township dogs are running around nearly every night.
A.B. GROFF will build a new wagon shed next week.
It is expected that work will be commenced to build the trolley road in the
near future.
MILFORD SQUARE
The meeting of the Young People Soicety of the West Swamp Mennonite church
next Sunday evening will be in charge of Herbert S. STAUFFER, of Perkasie.
An interesting program has been arranged for the occasion. An address will
be made by Levi HOFFMAN a student at Brown University, of Providence R.I.,
formerly of near East Greenville and special music will also be rendered.
The public is most cordially invited to be present.
E.S. SHELLY visited friends at Palm and Hosensack last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Newberry SELL and Mrs. Levi MOYER visited the family of John HALLMAN,
at Geryville, last Tuesday.
CLAYTON
Mr. and Mrs. Charles BEITLER, of Macungie, visited his parents on Sunday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph HILBERT on Monday, a son.
ZEIGLERVILLE
Mrs. John MILLER, of Delphi, returned from her trip to Boston, much improved
in health.
H.H. FAUST, of Frederick, had public sale of cows at HENDRICKs Hotel, at
Schwenksville, on Tuesday.
E.S. GRATER, of Delphi, is now in charge of the grist and saw mill at
Delphi, also the hay and coal business.
Mrs. Mary BORTZ was in Allentown last week.
John MILLER, of Delphi, is burning another kiln of brick this week.
The summer resorts are all filled with boarders at this time.
Governor PENNYPACKER received five carloads of manure for his PENNYPACKER
Mills farm.
The harvest home services in the Mennonite Church, at Schwenksville, were
largely attended.
Rev. N.F. SCHMIDT will conduct harvest home services in the Lutheran Church
next Sunday.
Frank SCHWENK, of Schwenksville, is receiving 2 and 3 carloads of cattle
weekly. He is the largest dealer in live stock in this vicinity, having
several men engaged in the west to do his buying.
Dancing at the Weldon House and HUGHES hotel, Zieglerville, every Saturday
evening.