Miss Jewel Fowler and Mr. Murel Blackburn were married at the home of the bride's parents in Hunnewell, last Wednesday evening. They came to Shelbina Thursday morning, and visited the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Blackburn, until Friday, when they returned to Hunnewell, where they will reside.
Mr. Blackburn has, for the past few months, been clerking for Mrs. A. Munch & Son, but returned to Hunnewell last week, to resume his old position with the Hunnewell Mercantile company.
They are worthy young people, and start in life with the best wishes of many friends, among whom the DEMOCRAT wishes to be numbered.
- Shelbina Democrat, Shelbina, Missouri; Wednesday, 5 July, 1905; page 1.
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LICENSED TO WED.
A wedding license was issued in Palmyra, Missouri, this weekend, to C. A. Stille, of this city, and Jewel Blackburn, of St. Louis.
- The Quincy Herald Whig, Monday, November 25, 1940; page 4.
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Children of Mrs. Jewell Stille, listed in a 1954 newspaper notice about a visit, included: Charles Blackburn, Mary Lucy Blackburn, Clyde Blackburn. Mrs. Stille threw a dinner party at her home on Hampshire street, Quincy, Illinois. Her sister Mrs. Bess Michel was also there.
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A daughter of Luther Fowler and Martha Lange, Jewell Belva Fowler was born 30 October 1885 in Hunnewell, Missouri.
Surname was later changed to Blackburn.
[Social Security Index.]
Mr. Blackburn has, for the past few months, been clerking for Mrs. A. Munch & Son, but returned to Hunnewell last week, to resume his old position with the Hunnewell Mercantile company.
They are worthy young people, and start in life with the best wishes of many friends, among whom the DEMOCRAT wishes to be numbered.
- Shelbina Democrat, Shelbina, Missouri; Wednesday, 5 July, 1905; page 1.
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LICENSED TO WED.
A wedding license was issued in Palmyra, Missouri, this weekend, to C. A. Stille, of this city, and Jewel Blackburn, of St. Louis.
- The Quincy Herald Whig, Monday, November 25, 1940; page 4.
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Children of Mrs. Jewell Stille, listed in a 1954 newspaper notice about a visit, included: Charles Blackburn, Mary Lucy Blackburn, Clyde Blackburn. Mrs. Stille threw a dinner party at her home on Hampshire street, Quincy, Illinois. Her sister Mrs. Bess Michel was also there.
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A daughter of Luther Fowler and Martha Lange, Jewell Belva Fowler was born 30 October 1885 in Hunnewell, Missouri.
Surname was later changed to Blackburn.
[Social Security Index.]
Miss Jewel Fowler and Mr. Murel Blackburn were married at the home of the bride's parents in Hunnewell, last Wednesday evening. They came to Shelbina Thursday morning, and visited the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Blackburn, until Friday, when they returned to Hunnewell, where they will reside.
Mr. Blackburn has, for the past few months, been clerking for Mrs. A. Munch & Son, but returned to Hunnewell last week, to resume his old position with the Hunnewell Mercantile company.
They are worthy young people, and start in life with the best wishes of many friends, among whom the DEMOCRAT wishes to be numbered.
- Shelbina Democrat, Shelbina, Missouri; Wednesday, 5 July, 1905; page 1.
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LICENSED TO WED.
A wedding license was issued in Palmyra, Missouri, this weekend, to C. A. Stille, of this city, and Jewel Blackburn, of St. Louis.
- The Quincy Herald Whig, Monday, November 25, 1940; page 4.
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Children of Mrs. Jewell Stille, listed in a 1954 newspaper notice about a visit, included: Charles Blackburn, Mary Lucy Blackburn, Clyde Blackburn. Mrs. Stille threw a dinner party at her home on Hampshire street, Quincy, Illinois. Her sister Mrs. Bess Michel was also there.
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A daughter of Luther Fowler and Martha Lange, Jewell Belva Fowler was born 30 October 1885 in Hunnewell, Missouri.
Surname was later changed to Blackburn.
[Social Security Index.]
Mr. Blackburn has, for the past few months, been clerking for Mrs. A. Munch & Son, but returned to Hunnewell last week, to resume his old position with the Hunnewell Mercantile company.
They are worthy young people, and start in life with the best wishes of many friends, among whom the DEMOCRAT wishes to be numbered.
- Shelbina Democrat, Shelbina, Missouri; Wednesday, 5 July, 1905; page 1.
_________
LICENSED TO WED.
A wedding license was issued in Palmyra, Missouri, this weekend, to C. A. Stille, of this city, and Jewel Blackburn, of St. Louis.
- The Quincy Herald Whig, Monday, November 25, 1940; page 4.
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Children of Mrs. Jewell Stille, listed in a 1954 newspaper notice about a visit, included: Charles Blackburn, Mary Lucy Blackburn, Clyde Blackburn. Mrs. Stille threw a dinner party at her home on Hampshire street, Quincy, Illinois. Her sister Mrs. Bess Michel was also there.
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A daughter of Luther Fowler and Martha Lange, Jewell Belva Fowler was born 30 October 1885 in Hunnewell, Missouri.
Surname was later changed to Blackburn.
[Social Security Index.]
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