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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 DeFuniak Herald – February 7, 1935
Obituaries (taken from abstracts) Funeral services for W. T. [William Tally] Bludworth, whose death occurred Thursday, January 31, were conducted on Friday afternoon [February 1, 1935] at 3:00 from the Methodist church; interment was in Magnolia cemetery. W. T. Bludworth was born … Continue reading
The Breeze – September 28, 1911 – Page 1
DEAS-WILLIAMS Wedding (FLORALA) Mrs. Mary Williams and J. M. Deas were happily married on Wednesday morning at the residence of W. L. Helms at Dothan. The bride is a very popular lady of this city, while the groom is a … Continue reading
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The Breeze – February 9, 1911 – Pages 1 & 4
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS WILSON/VEIT (page 1) Mr. Amzie Wilson and Miss Annie Veit were married last night (February 8, 1911) in Louisville, Kentucky. We strongly suspected when Amzie left here that there was something of this kind brewing and are … Continue reading
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The Breeze – February 2, 1911 – Page 8
OBITUARIES JOHN L. CREARY: Mr. John L. Creary of Pensacola, who has been here for the past year living in the pine woods in the hope that he might get some relief from consumption, died suddenly Thursday night (January … Continue reading
Posted in 1911-02 February, Deaths, The Breeze
Tagged Campbell, Creary, Glendale, Laurel Hill, Obituaries, Pensacola, Slaughter, Tarpon Springs, Valley Cemetery, Williams
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The Breeze – August 31, 1911 – Page 5
Green Williams dies suddenly. The community was shocked yesterday morning by the announcement of the sudden death of Green Williams, who fell from the window of his mother’s residence on 12th St. while suffering from a hemorrage. He had evidently … Continue reading
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The Breeze – February 9, 1911 – Page 4
A pretty home wedding was celebrated Saturday [February 4, 1911] at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Tappan when their daughter Grace, became the bride of Mr. Valerian Williams, a prosperous farmer of Madison county. Only the immediate … Continue reading
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Tagged Madison County, Slaughter, Tappan, Williams
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The Breeze – February 2, 1911 – Page 8
Mr. Floyd S. Williams Sr., died at his home on 13th street Sunday evening from apoplexy after an illness of only a few hours, and was laid to rest Tuesday morning. Rev. D. B. Slaughter conducting the services. A wife … Continue reading
Posted in 1911-02 February, Deaths, The Breeze
Tagged Douglas, Glendale, Slaughter, Tarpon Springs, Williams
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The Breeze – December 29, 1910 – Page 6
A telegram to relatives at Freeport Monday told of the death of J. B. Williams at Millville Sunday afternoon. Mr. Williams was here Saturday and while not in good health there was nothing to indicate that the end was so … Continue reading
The Breeze – December 1, 1910 – Page 2
Brodhead, Wis., Independent Herald. Edwin Ruthven Sprague, eldest son of Almerin and Asenath Sprague, was born in Cattraugus County New York, April 9, 1830, and died at his home in DeFuniak Springs, Florida, Nov. 7, 1910. He came to Wisconsin … Continue reading