Son of Abram McColloch and Susan Burns
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Occupation: Farmer/farming
Husband of Mary Alice Wharton McColloch
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Carthage Evening Press
Tuesday, August 25, 1903 Page 4
SILVER WEDDING WEDNESDAY
To Be Celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McColloch of Maple Street
Mrs. and Mrs. J. M. McColloch, of 1425 South Maple street, this city, will be Wednesday, tomorrow evening, celebrate their 25th or silver wedding anniversary with a big party. Some 200 guests have been invited, and the event will be an elaborate one.
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Thursday, August 27, 1903 Page 4
HANDSOME GIFTS IN SILVER
SHOWERED ON MR. and MRS. McCOLLOCH LAST NIGHT
Occasion Was Their Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary and the Event Was a Happy One
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McColloch very elaborately celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary last night at their home on Wiggins and Maple streets, west of the college. They had fully 150 guests, and the occasion was in every way a happy one, long to be remembered. The lawn was illuminated and seated, and the cozy house interior was appropriately decorated with flowers, palms and silver foil, the figures "25" forming a conspicuous centerpiece where the receiving party stood. This group comprised the honored couple and Mr. and Mrs. A. I. McColloch and daughter, Miss Minnie of Wheeling, W.Va. Misses Daphne McColloch and Cora Blood, were at the door to receive the company, and Miss Edna McColloch presided at the pianola throughout the evening. Misses Maud Obert and Maud Girton served frappe and Mrs. W. N. Wharton was in charge of refreshments served to the guests seated by the members of Mrs. McColloch's Methodist Sunday school class. The evening was a round of pleasure and congratulation. Mr. and Mrs. McColloch were married at Knob Knoster, Mo., August 21, 1878.
the silver offerings of the occasion were very elaborate and handsome indeed, the full array of gifts being as follows:
Tea set - Messrs. and Mesdames U. Hendrickson, K. S. Geer, C. G. Carlyle, R. H. Buner, R. Stults, J. W. Barson, Frank Geer, I. Bonsal, C. E. Baker, John Keyes, Mrs. Dr. Myers and Mrs. A. M. Bodley, all of Oronogo.
Cake basket- Mrs. Rebekah J. McColloch and Miss Mattie Boggs, of Wheeling, Va.
Sugar sifter - M. F. McColloch and Miss Kate McColloch, Wheeling, Va.
Oyster forks - Messrs. and Mesdames W. and Archie McColloch, of Wheeling.
Teaspoons - Mr. and Mrs. A. I. McColloch, Wheeling.
Desert spoons - Mr. and Mrs. John McColloch and daughter Minnie of Wheeling.
Syrup minogrette - Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Meeks of Carterville, Mrs. M. T. Horne and Mrs. A. L. Tuttle, of Prosperity.
Souvenir spoons - Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Livingstone, of Joplin.
Cold meat fork - Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Keith and Mrs. Tom Setzer, of Webb City.
Meat fork - Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wharton, Parsons, Kan.
Gold bowl cream ladle - Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stemmons, Avilla.
Cream ladle - Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lisch, Oronogo
Baking dish - Messrs. and Mesdames S. W. and W. N. Wharton and Hy Stults.
Bread plate - Methodist Sunday school class.
Card receiver - Mesdames Obert, Fred Tolle, Hannah Girton, Sarah Blood, Tom Wiggins, Mary Wiggins, Misses Cora Blood, Lou and Marinda Wiggins, Emma Haughawout, Maud Girton and Dessie Gresham.
Salt and Pepper - Misses Letitia Milnes and Leoto Haines.
Fork - Frank Porter, Mahlon Thornton, Francis Cassavan
Sugar shell - Mr. and Mrs. A. McMurran.
Sugar shell - Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Parkell
Sugar shell - Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
Oyster fork - C. Roach and wife.
Tomato ladle - H. B. Kellogg and wife.
Berry spoon - George Doran and family.
Call bell - J. F. Hampton and wife.
Fruit dish and spoon - Mesdames Anderson, Hodson, Murphy, Jeffrey, Agustus, Hodshire, Studkey, Damon, Layne, Cornell and Harrison of the Methodist church.
Gravy ladle - Frank Boland and wife.
Cream ladle - M. B. Kelley and wife.
Cream pitcher - John Morgan and wife.
Fruit dish - C. J. Smith and wife.
Cake basket - H. P/ Hall and wife.
Berry spoon - W. E. Patton and wife, Webb City.
China salad dish, Perry Finn and wife.
A silver thimble.
Butter dish - Luther Hardaway and wife.
Linen lunch cloth - Mrs. Ciscelia Thompson, New Marionville, W. Va.
Handsome bouquets were sent by Perry Finn and Mrs. Emma Johns DeArman.
(bio by NJBrewer)
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Father of Pearle
Died at 64 years of age of apoplexy
Funeral arrangements were handled by Knell Undertaking Company and burial was in Park Cemetery in Carthage.
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
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List of those buried in Block 30 Lot 154
This 1/2 lot (5 spaces purchased) is shown owned by Mary Wharton McColloch according to cemetery records.
Space 1 Charles C. Redmon Space 1
Space 2 empty
Space 3 Elizabeth Bruner Wharton
Space 4 Mary Alice Wharton McColloch
Space 5 James McColloch
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Occupation: Farmer/farming
Husband of Mary Alice Wharton McColloch
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Carthage Evening Press
Tuesday, August 25, 1903 Page 4
SILVER WEDDING WEDNESDAY
To Be Celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McColloch of Maple Street
Mrs. and Mrs. J. M. McColloch, of 1425 South Maple street, this city, will be Wednesday, tomorrow evening, celebrate their 25th or silver wedding anniversary with a big party. Some 200 guests have been invited, and the event will be an elaborate one.
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Thursday, August 27, 1903 Page 4
HANDSOME GIFTS IN SILVER
SHOWERED ON MR. and MRS. McCOLLOCH LAST NIGHT
Occasion Was Their Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary and the Event Was a Happy One
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McColloch very elaborately celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary last night at their home on Wiggins and Maple streets, west of the college. They had fully 150 guests, and the occasion was in every way a happy one, long to be remembered. The lawn was illuminated and seated, and the cozy house interior was appropriately decorated with flowers, palms and silver foil, the figures "25" forming a conspicuous centerpiece where the receiving party stood. This group comprised the honored couple and Mr. and Mrs. A. I. McColloch and daughter, Miss Minnie of Wheeling, W.Va. Misses Daphne McColloch and Cora Blood, were at the door to receive the company, and Miss Edna McColloch presided at the pianola throughout the evening. Misses Maud Obert and Maud Girton served frappe and Mrs. W. N. Wharton was in charge of refreshments served to the guests seated by the members of Mrs. McColloch's Methodist Sunday school class. The evening was a round of pleasure and congratulation. Mr. and Mrs. McColloch were married at Knob Knoster, Mo., August 21, 1878.
the silver offerings of the occasion were very elaborate and handsome indeed, the full array of gifts being as follows:
Tea set - Messrs. and Mesdames U. Hendrickson, K. S. Geer, C. G. Carlyle, R. H. Buner, R. Stults, J. W. Barson, Frank Geer, I. Bonsal, C. E. Baker, John Keyes, Mrs. Dr. Myers and Mrs. A. M. Bodley, all of Oronogo.
Cake basket- Mrs. Rebekah J. McColloch and Miss Mattie Boggs, of Wheeling, Va.
Sugar sifter - M. F. McColloch and Miss Kate McColloch, Wheeling, Va.
Oyster forks - Messrs. and Mesdames W. and Archie McColloch, of Wheeling.
Teaspoons - Mr. and Mrs. A. I. McColloch, Wheeling.
Desert spoons - Mr. and Mrs. John McColloch and daughter Minnie of Wheeling.
Syrup minogrette - Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Meeks of Carterville, Mrs. M. T. Horne and Mrs. A. L. Tuttle, of Prosperity.
Souvenir spoons - Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Livingstone, of Joplin.
Cold meat fork - Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Keith and Mrs. Tom Setzer, of Webb City.
Meat fork - Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wharton, Parsons, Kan.
Gold bowl cream ladle - Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stemmons, Avilla.
Cream ladle - Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lisch, Oronogo
Baking dish - Messrs. and Mesdames S. W. and W. N. Wharton and Hy Stults.
Bread plate - Methodist Sunday school class.
Card receiver - Mesdames Obert, Fred Tolle, Hannah Girton, Sarah Blood, Tom Wiggins, Mary Wiggins, Misses Cora Blood, Lou and Marinda Wiggins, Emma Haughawout, Maud Girton and Dessie Gresham.
Salt and Pepper - Misses Letitia Milnes and Leoto Haines.
Fork - Frank Porter, Mahlon Thornton, Francis Cassavan
Sugar shell - Mr. and Mrs. A. McMurran.
Sugar shell - Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Parkell
Sugar shell - Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
Oyster fork - C. Roach and wife.
Tomato ladle - H. B. Kellogg and wife.
Berry spoon - George Doran and family.
Call bell - J. F. Hampton and wife.
Fruit dish and spoon - Mesdames Anderson, Hodson, Murphy, Jeffrey, Agustus, Hodshire, Studkey, Damon, Layne, Cornell and Harrison of the Methodist church.
Gravy ladle - Frank Boland and wife.
Cream ladle - M. B. Kelley and wife.
Cream pitcher - John Morgan and wife.
Fruit dish - C. J. Smith and wife.
Cake basket - H. P/ Hall and wife.
Berry spoon - W. E. Patton and wife, Webb City.
China salad dish, Perry Finn and wife.
A silver thimble.
Butter dish - Luther Hardaway and wife.
Linen lunch cloth - Mrs. Ciscelia Thompson, New Marionville, W. Va.
Handsome bouquets were sent by Perry Finn and Mrs. Emma Johns DeArman.
(bio by NJBrewer)
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Father of Pearle
Died at 64 years of age of apoplexy
Funeral arrangements were handled by Knell Undertaking Company and burial was in Park Cemetery in Carthage.
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
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List of those buried in Block 30 Lot 154
This 1/2 lot (5 spaces purchased) is shown owned by Mary Wharton McColloch according to cemetery records.
Space 1 Charles C. Redmon Space 1
Space 2 empty
Space 3 Elizabeth Bruner Wharton
Space 4 Mary Alice Wharton McColloch
Space 5 James McColloch
Son of Abram McColloch and Susan Burns
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Occupation: Farmer/farming
Husband of Mary Alice Wharton McColloch
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Carthage Evening Press
Tuesday, August 25, 1903 Page 4
SILVER WEDDING WEDNESDAY
To Be Celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McColloch of Maple Street
Mrs. and Mrs. J. M. McColloch, of 1425 South Maple street, this city, will be Wednesday, tomorrow evening, celebrate their 25th or silver wedding anniversary with a big party. Some 200 guests have been invited, and the event will be an elaborate one.
♥!♥.·:*¨¨*:·.♥.·:*¨¨*:·.♥!♥
Thursday, August 27, 1903 Page 4
HANDSOME GIFTS IN SILVER
SHOWERED ON MR. and MRS. McCOLLOCH LAST NIGHT
Occasion Was Their Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary and the Event Was a Happy One
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McColloch very elaborately celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary last night at their home on Wiggins and Maple streets, west of the college. They had fully 150 guests, and the occasion was in every way a happy one, long to be remembered. The lawn was illuminated and seated, and the cozy house interior was appropriately decorated with flowers, palms and silver foil, the figures "25" forming a conspicuous centerpiece where the receiving party stood. This group comprised the honored couple and Mr. and Mrs. A. I. McColloch and daughter, Miss Minnie of Wheeling, W.Va. Misses Daphne McColloch and Cora Blood, were at the door to receive the company, and Miss Edna McColloch presided at the pianola throughout the evening. Misses Maud Obert and Maud Girton served frappe and Mrs. W. N. Wharton was in charge of refreshments served to the guests seated by the members of Mrs. McColloch's Methodist Sunday school class. The evening was a round of pleasure and congratulation. Mr. and Mrs. McColloch were married at Knob Knoster, Mo., August 21, 1878.
the silver offerings of the occasion were very elaborate and handsome indeed, the full array of gifts being as follows:
Tea set - Messrs. and Mesdames U. Hendrickson, K. S. Geer, C. G. Carlyle, R. H. Buner, R. Stults, J. W. Barson, Frank Geer, I. Bonsal, C. E. Baker, John Keyes, Mrs. Dr. Myers and Mrs. A. M. Bodley, all of Oronogo.
Cake basket- Mrs. Rebekah J. McColloch and Miss Mattie Boggs, of Wheeling, Va.
Sugar sifter - M. F. McColloch and Miss Kate McColloch, Wheeling, Va.
Oyster forks - Messrs. and Mesdames W. and Archie McColloch, of Wheeling.
Teaspoons - Mr. and Mrs. A. I. McColloch, Wheeling.
Desert spoons - Mr. and Mrs. John McColloch and daughter Minnie of Wheeling.
Syrup minogrette - Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Meeks of Carterville, Mrs. M. T. Horne and Mrs. A. L. Tuttle, of Prosperity.
Souvenir spoons - Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Livingstone, of Joplin.
Cold meat fork - Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Keith and Mrs. Tom Setzer, of Webb City.
Meat fork - Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wharton, Parsons, Kan.
Gold bowl cream ladle - Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stemmons, Avilla.
Cream ladle - Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lisch, Oronogo
Baking dish - Messrs. and Mesdames S. W. and W. N. Wharton and Hy Stults.
Bread plate - Methodist Sunday school class.
Card receiver - Mesdames Obert, Fred Tolle, Hannah Girton, Sarah Blood, Tom Wiggins, Mary Wiggins, Misses Cora Blood, Lou and Marinda Wiggins, Emma Haughawout, Maud Girton and Dessie Gresham.
Salt and Pepper - Misses Letitia Milnes and Leoto Haines.
Fork - Frank Porter, Mahlon Thornton, Francis Cassavan
Sugar shell - Mr. and Mrs. A. McMurran.
Sugar shell - Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Parkell
Sugar shell - Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
Oyster fork - C. Roach and wife.
Tomato ladle - H. B. Kellogg and wife.
Berry spoon - George Doran and family.
Call bell - J. F. Hampton and wife.
Fruit dish and spoon - Mesdames Anderson, Hodson, Murphy, Jeffrey, Agustus, Hodshire, Studkey, Damon, Layne, Cornell and Harrison of the Methodist church.
Gravy ladle - Frank Boland and wife.
Cream ladle - M. B. Kelley and wife.
Cream pitcher - John Morgan and wife.
Fruit dish - C. J. Smith and wife.
Cake basket - H. P/ Hall and wife.
Berry spoon - W. E. Patton and wife, Webb City.
China salad dish, Perry Finn and wife.
A silver thimble.
Butter dish - Luther Hardaway and wife.
Linen lunch cloth - Mrs. Ciscelia Thompson, New Marionville, W. Va.
Handsome bouquets were sent by Perry Finn and Mrs. Emma Johns DeArman.
(bio by NJBrewer)
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Father of Pearle
Died at 64 years of age of apoplexy
Funeral arrangements were handled by Knell Undertaking Company and burial was in Park Cemetery in Carthage.
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
_____________________
List of those buried in Block 30 Lot 154
This 1/2 lot (5 spaces purchased) is shown owned by Mary Wharton McColloch according to cemetery records.
Space 1 Charles C. Redmon Space 1
Space 2 empty
Space 3 Elizabeth Bruner Wharton
Space 4 Mary Alice Wharton McColloch
Space 5 James McColloch
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Occupation: Farmer/farming
Husband of Mary Alice Wharton McColloch
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Carthage Evening Press
Tuesday, August 25, 1903 Page 4
SILVER WEDDING WEDNESDAY
To Be Celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McColloch of Maple Street
Mrs. and Mrs. J. M. McColloch, of 1425 South Maple street, this city, will be Wednesday, tomorrow evening, celebrate their 25th or silver wedding anniversary with a big party. Some 200 guests have been invited, and the event will be an elaborate one.
♥!♥.·:*¨¨*:·.♥.·:*¨¨*:·.♥!♥
Thursday, August 27, 1903 Page 4
HANDSOME GIFTS IN SILVER
SHOWERED ON MR. and MRS. McCOLLOCH LAST NIGHT
Occasion Was Their Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary and the Event Was a Happy One
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McColloch very elaborately celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary last night at their home on Wiggins and Maple streets, west of the college. They had fully 150 guests, and the occasion was in every way a happy one, long to be remembered. The lawn was illuminated and seated, and the cozy house interior was appropriately decorated with flowers, palms and silver foil, the figures "25" forming a conspicuous centerpiece where the receiving party stood. This group comprised the honored couple and Mr. and Mrs. A. I. McColloch and daughter, Miss Minnie of Wheeling, W.Va. Misses Daphne McColloch and Cora Blood, were at the door to receive the company, and Miss Edna McColloch presided at the pianola throughout the evening. Misses Maud Obert and Maud Girton served frappe and Mrs. W. N. Wharton was in charge of refreshments served to the guests seated by the members of Mrs. McColloch's Methodist Sunday school class. The evening was a round of pleasure and congratulation. Mr. and Mrs. McColloch were married at Knob Knoster, Mo., August 21, 1878.
the silver offerings of the occasion were very elaborate and handsome indeed, the full array of gifts being as follows:
Tea set - Messrs. and Mesdames U. Hendrickson, K. S. Geer, C. G. Carlyle, R. H. Buner, R. Stults, J. W. Barson, Frank Geer, I. Bonsal, C. E. Baker, John Keyes, Mrs. Dr. Myers and Mrs. A. M. Bodley, all of Oronogo.
Cake basket- Mrs. Rebekah J. McColloch and Miss Mattie Boggs, of Wheeling, Va.
Sugar sifter - M. F. McColloch and Miss Kate McColloch, Wheeling, Va.
Oyster forks - Messrs. and Mesdames W. and Archie McColloch, of Wheeling.
Teaspoons - Mr. and Mrs. A. I. McColloch, Wheeling.
Desert spoons - Mr. and Mrs. John McColloch and daughter Minnie of Wheeling.
Syrup minogrette - Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Meeks of Carterville, Mrs. M. T. Horne and Mrs. A. L. Tuttle, of Prosperity.
Souvenir spoons - Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Livingstone, of Joplin.
Cold meat fork - Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Keith and Mrs. Tom Setzer, of Webb City.
Meat fork - Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wharton, Parsons, Kan.
Gold bowl cream ladle - Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stemmons, Avilla.
Cream ladle - Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lisch, Oronogo
Baking dish - Messrs. and Mesdames S. W. and W. N. Wharton and Hy Stults.
Bread plate - Methodist Sunday school class.
Card receiver - Mesdames Obert, Fred Tolle, Hannah Girton, Sarah Blood, Tom Wiggins, Mary Wiggins, Misses Cora Blood, Lou and Marinda Wiggins, Emma Haughawout, Maud Girton and Dessie Gresham.
Salt and Pepper - Misses Letitia Milnes and Leoto Haines.
Fork - Frank Porter, Mahlon Thornton, Francis Cassavan
Sugar shell - Mr. and Mrs. A. McMurran.
Sugar shell - Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Parkell
Sugar shell - Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
Oyster fork - C. Roach and wife.
Tomato ladle - H. B. Kellogg and wife.
Berry spoon - George Doran and family.
Call bell - J. F. Hampton and wife.
Fruit dish and spoon - Mesdames Anderson, Hodson, Murphy, Jeffrey, Agustus, Hodshire, Studkey, Damon, Layne, Cornell and Harrison of the Methodist church.
Gravy ladle - Frank Boland and wife.
Cream ladle - M. B. Kelley and wife.
Cream pitcher - John Morgan and wife.
Fruit dish - C. J. Smith and wife.
Cake basket - H. P/ Hall and wife.
Berry spoon - W. E. Patton and wife, Webb City.
China salad dish, Perry Finn and wife.
A silver thimble.
Butter dish - Luther Hardaway and wife.
Linen lunch cloth - Mrs. Ciscelia Thompson, New Marionville, W. Va.
Handsome bouquets were sent by Perry Finn and Mrs. Emma Johns DeArman.
(bio by NJBrewer)
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Father of Pearle
Died at 64 years of age of apoplexy
Funeral arrangements were handled by Knell Undertaking Company and burial was in Park Cemetery in Carthage.
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
_____________________
List of those buried in Block 30 Lot 154
This 1/2 lot (5 spaces purchased) is shown owned by Mary Wharton McColloch according to cemetery records.
Space 1 Charles C. Redmon Space 1
Space 2 empty
Space 3 Elizabeth Bruner Wharton
Space 4 Mary Alice Wharton McColloch
Space 5 James McColloch
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