The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-03-14
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BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
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ed away at her nome Z16 North ID
street Friday night at 11:45. Death
was due I'd heart failure and an accute
attack of gall stones. Deceased was
62 years, months and Ia days old
and leaves husband five daughters,
/, Myrtle Schariff of Kirkville, Lenna
Schariff Of Delta, Eva Erwin Of Sioux
ST Marie, Mich, Bertha Wood OF
Rose Hin and Faye Martin at home.
One son Charles A. Martin Of Lacey
CRDZIER. Mary E. Crozier passed
away at her home in Spring Greek
I township, Thursday, March Z, 1918,
at 1890 p. m, aged rs years and 2
days Death resulted from heart
trouble. followed by paralysis, after
an illness Of one week. She leaves
a husband, M. w. Crozier, two sons
and two daughters. One daughter
was at the bedside at the death OF the
mother. The other daughter, Nellie
May Mclntire. preceded the mother
sixteen years before. Funeral SER
vices Saturday. March 8, 1918, at the
residence, FIVE miles southeast OF
| Oskaloosa, at 2 p m. Interment In
Forest Abbey Mausoleum.
BEYER-LADD.-- Leslie T. Boyer
of Sully and Miss Velma e. Laid of
Lynnville We're quietly married Satur-
day, March 2, 1918, at 140S M avenue
west, Mrs. Anna M. Farr officiating.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Meredith who witnessed
the ceremony
The groom is assistant cashier in
the Bank at Sully and is the son of
Simon Boyer. The bride is the daugh-
ter of G. j. Ladd and a well known
and popular LynnviIle girl A grad
uate of the local high school, class
1914. Best wishes of many friends
are extended to this worthy young
!, couple. They will be at home at
Sully after April 1st.
!, FOSTER -HEDLUND. - Married,
at the Methodist parsonage, at 10
o'clock a. M, Saturday, March 8, 1918,
, Miss Ellen Hedlund of Oskaloosa to
Mr.. James Foster OF New Sharon.
Rev. LIN. Grigsby of the Central NJ.
!. E. church officiating.
The wedding was quiet private
affair with only few witnesses. The
/ young couple departed Immediately
for Des Moines upon a brief honey
, moon. They return to be at home at
No. sos South Second street, after
, March Is. The bride is we'll known
. Oskaloosa girl, popular among a
large following of friends. She is a
daughter of the late Andy Hedlund.
The groom is a young and successful
! farmer of the New Sharon locality
MALES Mrs Amanda Males, aged
r 80 years and 16 days, the mother OF
Mrs. silas Bennett, passed away at
the home of her daughter, No 500
/ Fourth avenue east, at 7:45 O'Clock
lip. M. Friday, March s, 1918. While
/ the old lady has suffered from an at
tack of la grippe death was due to the
infirmities of old age.
Funeral services at Marshalltown
Sunday March 10, and interment
III lllG MdlSudllIOWH CtIltlSIyl
by the side of the husband Samuel
. Males who passed away almost TWEEN
ty years ago.
Mrs. Males has been resident OF
: Oskaloosa little less than a year
looming to be with her daughter. She
has been a resident of Marshalltown
and locality around seventy years be-
ing a pioneer resident of that county
and town.
Deceased was the mother of eight
children. six of whom survive. John
and William passed away some years
since. Those living are, Mrs. Ella
: Jenkins, Mrs. Mary Wagner, Mrs
, Katherine Deising and Watson Males
of Marshalltown, Mrs. Sadie Bennett
of Oskaloosa and Joseph Males, OF
Albion.
) HACKLEY.-Tho Hackley, son
of Thomas and Matilda Hackley, was
r born on the third day of March 1874,
! in Boyle county, Kentucky To their
union were born thirteen children, OF
, whom Thomas Hackley was the 18th
J child. His father was a clergyman
of the Christian church.
: Thomas II. Hackley enlisted on the
) 18th day of August, 1862. from Shaw
; nee county State of Kansas, to serve
three years during the war. He was
mustered into the United States SER
vice at Fort Scott, Kansas, as a pri-
i vate of Captain Ethan Earle's Com
pany f, LIST Kansas Colored Volunteer
Infantry. Col. James M. Williams
commanding
i The regiment was assigned to the
End Brigade, 3rd Division, 7th Corps,
! Army of the Frontier, and partici-
pated in the following engagements: