William H. Maddy, late resident of 345 E. Madrona ave., in this city Friday, May 14.
Son of William Maddy and Eliza J. (Newby) Maddy Neifert.
Survived by his wife Mrs. Myrtle Maddy of Salem; five sons, Roy, Warren, Floyd, and Ralph Maddy, all of Salem and Ray Maddy of Albany, Ore.; a brother, James T. Maddy in the Philippines; and seven grandchildren. Announcement of services later by the Clough-Barrick company.
Oregon Statesman, May 15, 1948
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"Quietly Wed"
"Wm. G. Maddy of Casey and Miss Myrtle B. Lewis of Menlo were united in marriage at the M. E. parsonage in this city yesterday (Wednesday) evening, the Rev. Hughes officiating. The young people are well known in their respective towns and have the best wishes of this paper for a long and useful married life."
The Cass County Democrat, Atlantic, Iowa
Thursday, 16 April 1903 page 1
Son of William Maddy and Eliza J. (Newby) Maddy Neifert.
Survived by his wife Mrs. Myrtle Maddy of Salem; five sons, Roy, Warren, Floyd, and Ralph Maddy, all of Salem and Ray Maddy of Albany, Ore.; a brother, James T. Maddy in the Philippines; and seven grandchildren. Announcement of services later by the Clough-Barrick company.
Oregon Statesman, May 15, 1948
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"Quietly Wed"
"Wm. G. Maddy of Casey and Miss Myrtle B. Lewis of Menlo were united in marriage at the M. E. parsonage in this city yesterday (Wednesday) evening, the Rev. Hughes officiating. The young people are well known in their respective towns and have the best wishes of this paper for a long and useful married life."
The Cass County Democrat, Atlantic, Iowa
Thursday, 16 April 1903 page 1
William H. Maddy, late resident of 345 E. Madrona ave., in this city Friday, May 14.
Son of William Maddy and Eliza J. (Newby) Maddy Neifert.
Survived by his wife Mrs. Myrtle Maddy of Salem; five sons, Roy, Warren, Floyd, and Ralph Maddy, all of Salem and Ray Maddy of Albany, Ore.; a brother, James T. Maddy in the Philippines; and seven grandchildren. Announcement of services later by the Clough-Barrick company.
Oregon Statesman, May 15, 1948
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"Quietly Wed"
"Wm. G. Maddy of Casey and Miss Myrtle B. Lewis of Menlo were united in marriage at the M. E. parsonage in this city yesterday (Wednesday) evening, the Rev. Hughes officiating. The young people are well known in their respective towns and have the best wishes of this paper for a long and useful married life."
The Cass County Democrat, Atlantic, Iowa
Thursday, 16 April 1903 page 1
Son of William Maddy and Eliza J. (Newby) Maddy Neifert.
Survived by his wife Mrs. Myrtle Maddy of Salem; five sons, Roy, Warren, Floyd, and Ralph Maddy, all of Salem and Ray Maddy of Albany, Ore.; a brother, James T. Maddy in the Philippines; and seven grandchildren. Announcement of services later by the Clough-Barrick company.
Oregon Statesman, May 15, 1948
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"Quietly Wed"
"Wm. G. Maddy of Casey and Miss Myrtle B. Lewis of Menlo were united in marriage at the M. E. parsonage in this city yesterday (Wednesday) evening, the Rev. Hughes officiating. The young people are well known in their respective towns and have the best wishes of this paper for a long and useful married life."
The Cass County Democrat, Atlantic, Iowa
Thursday, 16 April 1903 page 1
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