The Platte Journal, January 25, 1871
DIED
COOLIDGE--From the Malvern (Ia.) Chronicle we copy the following. Mr. Coolidge was the Father of our esteemed townsman, Mr. H.P. Coolidge:
Died at his residence in Glenwood, Iowa, on the 13th of January 1871, Mr. Joseph W. Coolidge aged 59 years.
Judge Coolidge was one of the oldest settlers of Mills county, and one of the original proprietors of the city of Glenwood. No man more fully enjoyed the confidence of the public or the love and esteem of his neighbors than Mr. Coolidge. He was the first Post master at Glenwood, and has served his county for two terms as county Judge. At the time of his death he was Post Master at Glenwood, which position he had held for the last eight years.
DIED
COOLIDGE--From the Malvern (Ia.) Chronicle we copy the following. Mr. Coolidge was the Father of our esteemed townsman, Mr. H.P. Coolidge:
Died at his residence in Glenwood, Iowa, on the 13th of January 1871, Mr. Joseph W. Coolidge aged 59 years.
Judge Coolidge was one of the oldest settlers of Mills county, and one of the original proprietors of the city of Glenwood. No man more fully enjoyed the confidence of the public or the love and esteem of his neighbors than Mr. Coolidge. He was the first Post master at Glenwood, and has served his county for two terms as county Judge. At the time of his death he was Post Master at Glenwood, which position he had held for the last eight years.
The Platte Journal, January 25, 1871
DIED
COOLIDGE--From the Malvern (Ia.) Chronicle we copy the following. Mr. Coolidge was the Father of our esteemed townsman, Mr. H.P. Coolidge:
Died at his residence in Glenwood, Iowa, on the 13th of January 1871, Mr. Joseph W. Coolidge aged 59 years.
Judge Coolidge was one of the oldest settlers of Mills county, and one of the original proprietors of the city of Glenwood. No man more fully enjoyed the confidence of the public or the love and esteem of his neighbors than Mr. Coolidge. He was the first Post master at Glenwood, and has served his county for two terms as county Judge. At the time of his death he was Post Master at Glenwood, which position he had held for the last eight years.
DIED
COOLIDGE--From the Malvern (Ia.) Chronicle we copy the following. Mr. Coolidge was the Father of our esteemed townsman, Mr. H.P. Coolidge:
Died at his residence in Glenwood, Iowa, on the 13th of January 1871, Mr. Joseph W. Coolidge aged 59 years.
Judge Coolidge was one of the oldest settlers of Mills county, and one of the original proprietors of the city of Glenwood. No man more fully enjoyed the confidence of the public or the love and esteem of his neighbors than Mr. Coolidge. He was the first Post master at Glenwood, and has served his county for two terms as county Judge. At the time of his death he was Post Master at Glenwood, which position he had held for the last eight years.
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