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The Breeze–November 21, 1935
PAXTON SCHOOL NEWS Paxton school is doing just fine. The teachers are: Mrs. E. B. Miller, principal; Mrs. H. C. Hughes, Miss Isabel Carter. Who’s Who Contest Most popular girl Hazel Williams Most popular boy Wilford Johns Smartest girl Theresa … Continue reading
The Breeze – October 24, 1935
FREEPORT NEWS Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Martin, Mrs. A. D. Mayo, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Reese, and Mrs Dave Cauley were among those who attended the M. E. quarterly conference at Bruce, on Sunday. Mrs. Kenneth Garrett was … Continue reading
The Breeze — September 19, 1935
HERE’S THE DeFUNIAK NEWS OF INTEREST TO OLD TIMERS (Thirty-four years ago–from the Breeze of September 19, 1901.) “W. E. Parish has purchased a fine young herd of blooded cattle from a Kentucky breeder.” Stuart Gillis was caught at work … Continue reading
Posted in 1935-09 September, General News
Tagged Adams, Anderson, Beach, Blumberg, Buchanan, Campbell, Clipper, Deese, Flournoy, Flowers, Fullerton, Gillis, Glendale, Gray, Hall, Hinesley, Jennings, Johnson, Laird, Lassiter, McCutcheon, McLean, McSwain, Miller, Morris, Munn, Murphy, Murray, Neel, Parish, Pensacola, Ray, Savage, Simmons, Stallworth, Stinson, Storrs, Tappan, Tarrance, Tervin, Townsend, Warren, Wickersham, Wilkerson
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The DeFuniak Herald – February 5, 1914 – Page 3
Local News Items: Social and Personal Notes of Local Interest Rev. D. F. Slaughter of Ozark, Ala., was in the city Monday shaking hands with old friends who are always glad to see his genial face. Mrs. Ceal and son, of Birmingham, Ala., who … Continue reading
Posted in 1914-02 February, Local Notes, The DeFuniak Herald
Tagged Adams, Alaqua, Albee, Ames, Andalusia, Argyle, Atmore, Bonifay, Boothe, Brigman, Bruce, Buchanan, Buttrum, Campbell, Carrabelle, Caryville, Cawthon, Ceal, Clark, Cortney, Davis, Dear, Dorcas, Douglass, Ealum, Euchee Valley, Felton Lodge, Fountain, Freeport, Gillis, Green, Gum Creek, Helms, Hughes, Jacksonville, Jennings, Jernigan, Jones, Keene, King, Knights of Pythias, Knox Hill, Lakewood, Langley, Lewis, Lowell, Marianna, McCallum, McIver, McLean, Meigs, Miller, Mitchell, Morris, Morrison, Mossy Head, Ozark, Panama City, Parish, Patterson, Pleasant Ridge, Ponce de Leon, Portland, Ratclift, Ray, Red Bay, Scott, Seyfrit, Slaughter, Sprague Cottage, Stephens, Thompson, Townsend, Turner, Walden, Ward, Westville, Wickersham, Wilson, Winslett
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The DeFuniak Herald – February 5, 1914 – Page 2
Deerland Pretty weather and good health prevails. Revs. Brunk and Griffith preached at Deerland schoolhouse Sunday. J. E. Ward attended Justice court at Mossy Head Saturday. Misses Kate and Minnie Ward visited at Mossy Head Saturday. W. J. Davis was on business at DeFuniak Saturday. John Wright and family was here the … Continue reading
Posted in 1914-02 February, Local Notes, The DeFuniak Herald
Tagged Bolton, Bonifay, Brunk, Crestview, Davis, Deerland, DeFuniak Springs, Griffith, Hart, Jernigan, McCallum, McConnell, McSwain, Meigs, Miller, Mossy Head, Pensacola, Steel, Ward, Wright
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The DeFuniak Herald – May 1935 – Obituaries
May 16, 1935 J E Spann was born Dec 10 1846 and died May 10 1935 at the age of 88 yrs, 5 mos. at the home of his granddaughter and son in law, Mr & Mrs Major Miller of … Continue reading
The Breeze – May 9, 1912 – General News
Happenings in our Neighboring Villages Pleasant Hill Miss Daisie L Foreman, of Perate (sic), Ala. is spending a few days with her Uncle, WA Jernigan. Riley Bass, who has been working at JN Booths leaves for his home in Ala., … Continue reading
Posted in 1912-05 May, General News, The Breeze
Tagged Adams, Allen, Arnett, Balkom, Bass, Biddle, Bludworth, Booths, Bozeman, Braswell, Churchwell, Commander, Croft, Davis, Flournoy, Foreman, Geohagan, Gillis, Henderson, Howell, Jennings, Jernigan, Kelly, Kennington, Loudermilk, Mannings, Mapoles, Mason, Matthews, McCaskill, McCrimmon, McKinnon, McLeod, Miller, Moreland, Nolin, Owens, Paderick, Parrish, Poole, Richardson, Richbourg, Riley, Rogers, Silcox, Smythe, Snowden, Spradley, Steele, Stinson, Storrs, Straughn, Strong, Taunton, Tharp, Townsend, Wade, Ward, Warren
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The Breeze – January 25, 1912 – Obituaries
Mrs. Wm. C. Cutts, formerly Ida Hinote, daughter of TJ Hinote, died 18 January 1912, in Crestview. She was born in Milligan and was 26 years old. She was a member of the ME Church. Survived by her husband & … Continue reading
Posted in 1912-01 January, Deaths, The Breeze
Tagged Cutts, Dorcas, Ida Hinote, McKinnon, Miller, Milligan, Obituary, Presbyterian Church, Valley Cemetery
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The Breeze – December 28, 1911 – Page 1
MILLER-AMOS Wedding (LOCAL OVERFLOW) Senator J. B. Miller of Miller and Mrs. Ethel Amos were married in Pensacola last week. Contributed by Michael Strickland
Posted in 1911-12 December, The Breeze, Weddings
Tagged Amos, Miller, Pensacola, Wedding
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The Breeze – December 14, 1911 – Pages 1, 2, 4, 5, & 6
GENERAL NEWS OAK RIDGE NEAR BEAR HEAD (p. 1) (DEERLAND) Rev. W. G. Miller passed through Saturday night going to Oak Ridge near Bear Head to preach Sunday. WALKED SIX MILES (p. 1) (DORCAS) Yes, they say he … Continue reading
Posted in 1911-12 December, General News, The Breeze
Tagged Argyle FL, Bear Head, Butter, Christmas, chufas, Deerland, DeFuniak Springs, Dorcas, Dorcas boys, Food, Freeport, General news, Glendale, Ham, ice plant, Iris Storrs, Jones, Massey, McKinnon, Miller, Mossy Bend, Oak Ridge, Oranges, Progressive Farmer, Santa Claus, Satsumas, Union FL
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