compiled and contributed by Barbara Fagen (date unspecified) Mss 1 Family history files compiled by students of Mrs. George E. Westerburg. Bradley High School. Cleveland, Tenn., (ca. 1937). 1. Osment family 2. Boone family 3. Still family 4. Stockburger family … Continue reading →
transcribed from microfilm and contributed by Susan Langheld Newspaper: Cleveland Journal & Banner Date: 7/9/1909 JOHN COCHRAN CALLED Prominent Citizen of Cleveland Passes to the Great Beyond At Age of 57 John Cochran, one of the best known citizens of … Continue reading →
transcribed from microfilm and contributed by Susan Langheld Newspaper: Cleveland Herald Date: 7/23/1909 PROMINENT CITIZEN GONE James Layne, for Many Years Express Agent, Died in Memphis Sunday Morning. James Layne, one of Cleveland’s most highly esteemed citizen’s and for many … Continue reading →
transcribed and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) Newspaper: Journal & Banner (note: some transcribed paragraphs interspersed did not identify source) Date: 07/02/1909 (note: some transcribed paragraphs interspersed are marked June 2, 1909) Going To Ohio Mr. and Mrs. John … Continue reading →
transcribed and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) Newspaper: Journal & Banner Date: 06/25/1909 Misses Lucy Davis and Nora Stuart will go back to Monteagle next week for a stay of some days. Mrs. Parks and baby, of Chattanooga, were … Continue reading →
transcribed and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) Newspaper: Not stated Date: 02/08/1909 CHARLESTON Rev. Henry Clemmens preached at the Methodist church south, Sunday. Mr. William Davis and son Roy returned home Monday from Mineral Park. Charlie Gambel of Polk … Continue reading →
transcribed and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) Newspaper: Not stated Date: 02/01/1909 R. F. D. No. 2 S. A. Kile, who has been so sick for the past two weeks, has improved slightly as of this writing. Miss Jessie … Continue reading →
transcribed and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) Newspaper: Not stated Date: 02/01/1909 Ocoee Jim Hunt of Dare, spent Friday with Larry Armstrong. Mrs. Snyder and her children, of Ocoee Tank, and Miss Jessie Armstrong of this place, spent Thursday … Continue reading →
transcribed and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) Newspaper: Not stated Date: 02/01/1909 Mrs. J. A. Johnson returned to Dalton after spending several days with friends and relatives at his place. Fred Higgins , who has employment in Tasso, spent … Continue reading →
transcribed and contributed by Susan Langheld (date unidentified) Newspaper: Cleveland Journal & Banner Date: 02/04/1909 FLOWERSVILLE Charleston, Feb. 1- The coldest wave of the season struck here Friday, The temperatures being fifty-five Friday afternoon and Sunday night it was eight … Continue reading →
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