The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-04-26
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BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
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VIM. L. Brasco, ottumwa. ...47
1858 and
Elizabeth Willis Morrison,
Monmouth, Illinois rs

i Howard 'StepheuJ New Sharon. q,
1854 and
i Fannie Jackson, New Sharon. !. q
Homer H. Mattison, Oskaloosa. 2;
| 1886 and
Mabel A. Doll, Oskaoosa. -. .22
/ 'SWITZER. = Funeral services OF
the late J. II. Switzer will be held al
! one o'clock Sunday, April 20, at the
Fairview church Burial in Eddy
Vile cemetery.
DYE.-The funeral services of the
late Mrs. Mary Dye will be held at
10 O'Clock Sunday morning, at the
Cheesman Funeral Home. Burial in
Schaffer cemetery i'll Monroe county.
MARTIN.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Martin of Davenport, Iowa,
April 10, 1917 a nine pound daugh-
ter. Mrs. Martin will be remem-
bered as Miss Emily Neagle of Oska-
loosa
TURNER.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clair Turner of Emporia. Kansas,
April Is, 1917, ~ pound daughter,
named Edna Louise. Mrs. Turner
will be remembered as Miss Grace
Johnson formerly of Oskaloosa.
VAN DEN BERG REYNOLDS. -
The marriage of Miss Beryl Media
Reynolds of Knoxville to Cornie Van
Den Berg of Cordoya, took place on
April IS, 1917. at IL o'clock noon, at
the home of Prof w. |. Kelsey, the
officiating minister. Mr.. and Mrs
II. ]. Sedrcl of Leighton, cousins of
the groom, were witnesses.
Clifford Harry Eber-
line died at his home on the Knox
Vile road, Saturday, April 81, 1917,
after an illness of pneumonia and
of the brain.
The deceased is the eldest son of
Frank and Anna Eberline was born
N Oskaloosa and had lived his short
life in and around Oskaloosa. His
mother, four brothers and four sist-
ers are left to mourn.
Funeral services will be held at the |
Cheesman Funeral Home Monday, !
April 90, and burial in Forest GENE.
cry. !
MALONE - COONEY. A pretty |
wedding was solemnized at the home |
of Rev. and Mrs. S. j. Malone, 410 |
Second avenue east, Thursday even
ing, April 10, 1917, at 800 o'clock, !
when Miss Mary Myrtle Cooney was
united in marriage to Herbert E.
Malone. The ring ceremony was |
said by the groom's father Rev. S. ].
Malone, pastor of the United Presby-
erian church. /
The brides dress was of pink silk
.affeta with mother of pearl trim
ming, the veil of silk net and the
BRIDES bouquet was of pink and
white roses.
curse wedding luncheon was served.
The bride is a talented young lady.
She was born and raised in Oska-
oosa and was a student in the Os-
ialoosa High school and in Iowa
Jity. The groom is a student in
Penn college where he has been at
ending for five years. Next year
will be his senior year. For the
,ast year he has been the assistant
hemist in the Chemistry department
II the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malone went to Des
doines Thursday night where they
will spend their honeymoon. The
lost of friends of this young couple
wish them much JOY and happiness.
MATTISON = DOLL Married at
he Central M. e, church. north Mar
,et street at ten o'clock a. M, Monday
april %, 1917, Miss Mabel Doll of Os-
,aloosa to Mr. Homer Madison of
Prairie city. Rev. l.. M. Griggsby, pas
OF of the church officiating.
The wedding was a quiet, private
of the nuptial service, with
,nly members of the families of the
-oung couple present as witnesses. Mr..
md Mrs. Mattison 90 to take up their
ZONE in Prairie City where the groom
$ engaged in business. The bride is
veil known Oskaloosa girl, daughter
ii Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Doll, No. 207 A
venue East, and popular with the
'oung people of the city. She has been
! student at Penn College and com
,leted both academic and collegiate
york. She came into public notice
through her natural ability as reader
md here she won honor in home tai,
mt" productions. Mr.. Mattison Is not l
without honors in his own land. He is
| son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Madison
If College avenue and grew to young
manhood here. He later went to Ames
,tate college. He starred on the foot
,all field and has several seasons been
picked for all star team positions.
Both young people have a host of
riends and acquaintances who will ex-
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