The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01


: Ray HITLER will have charge of the
theatre during his brothers absence
Both are we'll and favorably known
in this city and their many friends
land acquaintance wish them long
life and happiness. Mr.. Hitler has
made many friends during the time
he has been in charge of the Unique
theatre. The bride has been ticket
lseller at the theatre for several
months and is also we'll known and
popular"
Charles Hitler Is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph Hitler, 614 North ID
street. and is we'll known and popular
Throughout the city. He made Oska-
Iloosa his home until few years ago
when he went to Eau Claire with Her
bert Riggs, owner of the Lyric thea
tire of that place. The announcement
of his marriage came with pleasure
to his many friends here and all ex-
tend their heartiest congratulations)
DOR:-The funeral services ov'
err the bodies of the late George Tu'
dor. Mrs. George Tudor and their
daughter, Lois Idella, who were killed
in the Burlington wreck near Chicago
Sunday, July Ia, were held at the late
home in Lacey last Thursday after.
noon at two o'clock The attendance
was one of the largest ever seen at
funeral in the county and signifies the
extent of their acquaintances and the
ifullness of esteem in which this be-
loved family were held by all. Rev.
IL. G. Cummins, of Eldon, a former
pastor, conducted the service and in
terment was made in the Friends
cemetery in New Sharon.
| George w. Tudor was born March
30, 1878, at the old homestead near
Lacey, Ia, and departed this life near
LeGrange, ILL.,. July IA, 1912, aged "a
years, 8 months and 1S days. He was
married to Mabel Evans January 6.
1904, and to them was born one child,
a daughter, Lois Idella. He was con.
verted and joined the Methodist Epis-
copal church at Lacey in October
1905. He leaves to mourn his death
mother. Mrs. A. c. Upton of New
Shhron, three brothers, Merle and
Warren Upton. of Lacey, and Ernest
Upton, of Oskaloosa, two sisters, Mrs.
Vida Jordan, of Springville and Miss
Iva Upton, of New Sharon. other rel
atives, and a great host of friends who
feel with them the great grief brought
about by the terrible accident.
Mable Evans was born January 6,
1882. near Granville, Ia, and depart
ed this life July IA, 1912. near LIE
Grange. ILL.,, aged 80 years. months
and days. She was married to Geo.
Tudor January s, 1904, on her 22nd
birthday. She was converted and
joined the M. E. church in Lacey in
the autumn of 1905. She leaves a
father, Amos Evans, of Oskaloosa.
, four sisters. Mrs. Robert McCrea of
Mason City, Mrs. Wheeler Shaw of
New Sharon, Mrs. Homer Barnhart,
of Marshalltown and Mrs. James Jack
son of Osceola. one brother, Clifford
Evans, of Oskaloosa, and host of
friends.
Lois Idella Tudor, daughter and on
: ly child of George w. ald Mable Tu-
dor, was born August 81. 1905, at La
cey, Ia, and died near LIE Grange, ILL.,.
July IA, 1912, aged years, IL months
and 10 days. She was beautiful and
Ilovable child and the Joy of her par
I nts and friends. Her body was laid
tenderly to rest beside her mother and
father.
And thus was closed the local chap
ter of the appalling disaster which
removed from our community one en-
tire family. All hearts go out in
deepest sympathy to the stricken rel
atives.