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Category Archives: 1911-07 July
The Breeze – July 27, 1911 – Page 5
The power house was closed down for a short time last Friday night for the reason that steam could not be kept up on account of some trouble with the furnace. It only lasted for a short time before Mr. … Continue reading
The Breeze – July 27, 1911 – Page 5
D. J. Kluesmier, one of the oldest engineers on this division died at his home in Pensacola Saturday and was buried Sunday. “Daddy” Kluesmier as he was affectionately known among the railroad men was a general favorite among all that … Continue reading
The Breeze – July 27, 1911 – Page 5
Born last Thursday [July 20, 1911] to Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lingo, a son. Pat says the youngster would vote for good roads if he was a little older, he is big enough. [Contributed by Michael Strickland]
The Breeze – July 27, 1911 – Page 1
(From the CALEDONIA editor) The wedding bells are ringing around Caledonia. Mr. George Powell and Miss Virgie Kent, both of this place were happily married last Wednesday night. [Contributed by Michael Strickland]
The Breeze – July 20, 1911 – Page 1
Resolution of Respect The Ladies Library Association has been called upon again to mourn the loss of a loved and useful member in the passing away of Mrs. Judge Burdick. Mrs. Burdick was permanently a woman of home, where as … Continue reading
Posted in 1911-07 July, Deaths, The Breeze
Tagged Beardsley, Burdick, Fellows, Ladies Library Association, Manning
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The Breeze – July 13, 1911 – Page 10
PROGRAM of the Fifth Sunday Meeting to Convene with Alice Creek Church, July 29th. Meeting called to order by the Moderator at 10:20 a. m. Sermon by Rev. Sidney J. Catts. Recess one hour for refreshments. Meeting called to order … Continue reading
Posted in 1911-07 July, General News, The Breeze
Tagged Alford, Alice Creek Church, Anderson, Arrant, Catts, Cook, Hattaway, Jones, Morrison, Spence, West
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The Breeze – July 13, 1911 – Page 9
Mrs. Jane Anderson died Tuesday night at her home on the north side of town after a long and painful illness. The burial was at the Alaqua cemetery. [Contributed by Michael Strickland]
The Breeze – July 13, 1911 – Page 8
A Friend of ours, Gone. Mr. J. C. Scott, one of the pioneer northern settlers of DeFuniak, passed away at his summer home in Chautauqua, N. Y., on the 30th of last month from a stroke of paralysis which attacked … Continue reading
Posted in 1911-07 July, Deaths, The Breeze
Tagged DeFuniak Springs, McKinnon, New York House, Odd Fellow, Scott
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The Breeze – July 13, 1911 – Page 8
In Memoriam. Excerpt from the minutes of Camp E. Kirby Smith, July 1st, 1911: The following was reported and adopted: “By the death of our Commandant, William B. McLeod, June 29, 1911, a man of sterling character, a good soldier … Continue reading
Posted in 1911-07 July, Deaths, The Breeze
Tagged Baker, DeFuniak Springs, Douglass, Freeport, McLean, McLeod, Winslett
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The Breeze – July 13, 1911 – Page 7
Word was received here last week of the death of Mr. Wm. A. Carney at his home in Atmore, Ala. Mr. Carney was the father of Mrs. Kenneth Bruce and well-known to many of our people, and in his demise … Continue reading