Wife of Oren Sherman Jones
(Married: July 11, 1886, Spirit Lake, Iowa)
Children are;
Joy M Jones, m. John Ray Stouffer
Mamie Jones *, m. Walter Henry Justus *
Oscar Sherman Jones, m. Kathleen Watters
Elva E Jones, m. Cecil Loyd Middleton
Charles Hugh "Chuck" Jones, m. June V Harris
Myron Jones, m. Verna Green
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MRS. O.S. JONES DIED
AT WADENA, MINN.
FUNERAL SERVICES AT PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH FRIDAY AT 10 A. M.
Funeral services for Mrs. Oren S. Jones, who passed away at Wadena, Minn., Saturday will be held at the Presbyterian church Friday morning at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev. Herbert Marsh. Mrs. Jones passed away Saturday after four days suffering with heart trouble. Short services were held at Wadena Monday conducted by Rev. Bell and the body brought to Spirit Lake Tuesday for services. Interment will be made at Lake Park.
Clara Betsy Hunkins was born in Vermont, Dec. 10, 1868 and was married to Oren S. Jones, June 1886, in Spirit Lake. They made their home in Spirit Lake and Sioux Valley township following their marriage and then went to Fort Collins, Colo. For the past year and a half they have lived at Wadena. Mrs. Jones' death is mourned by her husband, O. S. Jones, of Wadena, two brothers, Charles Hunkins of Lake Park and Harry Hunkins of Seattle, Wash. Six children, Joy Stouffer of Livermore, Colo., Mamie Justus, Lodi, Calif., Oscar Jones, Redford, Mich, Elva Middleton, Laramie, Wyo., Charles and Myron Jones of Wadena, Minn. Mrs. Jones was a member of the Eastern Star, Yeoman and Daughters of the American Revolution.
[Obituary is published in the Spirit Lake Beacon, Nov. 13, 1928.]
*Cause of death: Complications due to diabetes.
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MARRIED
JONES-HUNKINS In Spirit Lake, on the 11th instant, by Rev. J. D. Peirce, Mr. Oren Jones and Miss Clara Hunkins.
The groom has spent most of his life among our people, and has fairly achieved success and esteem of all who know him well. The bride has been known here but little more than a year, but her native modesty, kindly disposition and other gifts appreciated in woman have won for her a good opinion and friendship of many.
[Wedding announcement is published in the Spirit Lake Beacon, July 16, 1886.]
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WPA Iowa notes.
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Wife of Oren Sherman Jones
(Married: July 11, 1886, Spirit Lake, Iowa)
Children are;
Joy M Jones, m. John Ray Stouffer
Mamie Jones *, m. Walter Henry Justus *
Oscar Sherman Jones, m. Kathleen Watters
Elva E Jones, m. Cecil Loyd Middleton
Charles Hugh "Chuck" Jones, m. June V Harris
Myron Jones, m. Verna Green
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MRS. O.S. JONES DIED
AT WADENA, MINN.
FUNERAL SERVICES AT PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH FRIDAY AT 10 A. M.
Funeral services for Mrs. Oren S. Jones, who passed away at Wadena, Minn., Saturday will be held at the Presbyterian church Friday morning at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev. Herbert Marsh. Mrs. Jones passed away Saturday after four days suffering with heart trouble. Short services were held at Wadena Monday conducted by Rev. Bell and the body brought to Spirit Lake Tuesday for services. Interment will be made at Lake Park.
Clara Betsy Hunkins was born in Vermont, Dec. 10, 1868 and was married to Oren S. Jones, June 1886, in Spirit Lake. They made their home in Spirit Lake and Sioux Valley township following their marriage and then went to Fort Collins, Colo. For the past year and a half they have lived at Wadena. Mrs. Jones' death is mourned by her husband, O. S. Jones, of Wadena, two brothers, Charles Hunkins of Lake Park and Harry Hunkins of Seattle, Wash. Six children, Joy Stouffer of Livermore, Colo., Mamie Justus, Lodi, Calif., Oscar Jones, Redford, Mich, Elva Middleton, Laramie, Wyo., Charles and Myron Jones of Wadena, Minn. Mrs. Jones was a member of the Eastern Star, Yeoman and Daughters of the American Revolution.
[Obituary is published in the Spirit Lake Beacon, Nov. 13, 1928.]
*Cause of death: Complications due to diabetes.
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MARRIED
JONES-HUNKINS In Spirit Lake, on the 11th instant, by Rev. J. D. Peirce, Mr. Oren Jones and Miss Clara Hunkins.
The groom has spent most of his life among our people, and has fairly achieved success and esteem of all who know him well. The bride has been known here but little more than a year, but her native modesty, kindly disposition and other gifts appreciated in woman have won for her a good opinion and friendship of many.
[Wedding announcement is published in the Spirit Lake Beacon, July 16, 1886.]
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WPA Iowa notes.
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