December 15, 1885
Local News/Events
Pennsylvania
–CHATHAM-Mr. Albert Saxbury was doing his chores last Wednesday morning and while he was descending from the barn floor to the basement, he fell and his lantern was broken and the oil caught fire. The barn was burned to the ground, together with one span of horses, a platform wagon, harnesses, farming tools, etc., also all his hay and grain. Mr. Saxbury barely escaped with his own life, as the oil upon his clothes took fire, and he had to strip them off to save himself. He succeeded in getting his cows out of the burning building. This is the second barn that Mr. Saxbury has lost in the last four years.
Liberty Bee-Times
Liberty, Adams, Illinois
August 24, 1967
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank friends, relatives and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy extended during the illness and death of our beloved husband, father, brother and grandfather, Owen Viar. We also extend thanks to the Couples Class of the Lutheran Church for serving the family at noon.
The Family
The Barry Adage
January 3 1917
Cloyd Saxbury and family, of Mexico, Mo., spent the past week here with friends.
The Quincy Daily Journal
November 12 1915
News From the Capital of Pike
Pittsfield, Ill., Nov. 12.
Decrees of divorce have been granted in the cases of Sarah E. Tolbert against Malcolm Tolbert and Gladys Saxbury against Fred Saxbury.
The Quincy Daily Journal
Newspaper Date: October 12 1915
News From the Capital of Pike
Pittsfield, Ill., Oct. 12.
Asks Legal Separation - Mrs. Gladys Saxbury has filed a bill for divorce from her husband, Fred Saxbury. She charges statutory offenses. She is represented by City Attorney Edwin Johnston.
The Quincy Daily Journal
November 27 1918
Newspaper published in: Quincy Illinois
Suburban News - Pittsfield Ill
Pittsfield, Ill., Nov. 27
Mrs. Maud Saxbury has filed a bill for divorce from her husband, Cloyd Saxbury. The case will be heard at the April term of the circuit court.
Review
January 23 1891
Newspaper published in: Decatur, Illinois
Community News from Waynesville & Mt. Zion
Waynesville.
Hugh Saxbury gets no better. The same can be said of Mrs. E. A. Teeney’s condition.
The Wellsboro Agitator
Wellsboro, Tioga County, Pennsylvania
May 13 1884
Local and Minor Matters
Facts and Comments.
Local News Gathered Here, There and Anywhere.
- A meeting of those interested in the new Free-will Baptist Church was held at the Court-house yesterday. S. B. Warriner, Albert Saxbury, Joshua Bernauer, Rev. G. Donnocker and S. Day were elected trustees, and D. Knapp, Chas. Orr, Rev. S. Butler, W. R. Campbell and Russell Lawson were chosen members of the building committee. It is expected that some progress will be made toward the erection of the new church building this year.
Hannibal Courier-Post
October 14 1935
Newspaper published in: Hannibal Missouri
Young People’s Class Entertained
The Young People’s Sunday school class of the Church of the Nazarene was entertained at a social gathering in the home of Mr. W. E. Salsman, 1809 Thirty-sixth street, Oakwood, Friday evening. A devotional period opened the evening with the young people singing “The Lily of the Valley,” followed by prayer by the teacher, the Rev. Harlow Reed. During the social period games were enjoyed and at 10 o’clock chili soup and pie were served.
Attending the gathering were: Mildred Garrett, Nadine Garrett, Edna Hudnell, Esther Shinn, Marjorie Hunt, Maggie Hunt, Betty Crane, Elizabeth Dryden, Rosalee Kelly, Audra Closing, Vivian Closing, Aletha Ransour, Maize Davis, Edith Saxbury, Alice Meadows, Robert Reed, Marvin Reed, Harold Reed, Charles Miller, Richard Shinn, Jimmie Holman, Carl Haydon, Robert Stephens, Roy Miller, Paul Salsman, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Salsman and the teacher, Rev. Reed.
Unknown Newspaper - Taken from original clipping dated 1988
45th Anniversary
Ben Saxburys - 45th
Ben and Delores Saxbury of Kinderhook observed their 45th wedding anniversary March 27. The anniversary was marked with a celebration with all of their children Easter Sunday.
Mr. Saxbury and the former Eva Delores Ryan were married March 27, 1943 in the home of the Rev. Lee Anthony on N. 24th. They were attended by Ellis Ryan, brother of the bride, and Mildred Cox Cantrell, cousin of the bride.
Mr. Saxbury is the son of the late Ben W. Saxbury and Alma Saxbury of Hull. Mrs. Saxbury is the daughter of the late Dennis and Eva Ryan of Richfield.
They are the parents of seven children, Mrs. Robert (Charis) Strubinger and Mrs. Bill (Carol) Chaplin, both of Kinderhook; Galen Saxbury of Hannibal, Mo.; Kent Saxbury of New Canton; Bill Saxbury of Versailles; Jan Saxbury of Rushville; and Mrs. Roger (Dawn) Landers of Vandalia, Mo. There are 22 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Mr. Saxbury retired after 33 years at Electric Wheel Co., Quincy.