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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.P. American 07/01/1926C.P. American '' «"~ ` NAtt$Y MOtt9j;; 498NCH#tN o I t& ~Ia~cy MosBq OhenCT~atn rose ~~ a , ~ bolftt lo--..Cpatevill4 %~£r[e° abuntp, .h ~~~Aennaplvauta, oa Fdhfaeip Ig, 1838. t -,~~., father, -Salpnal -None, wu e d ~ ff@dS coualri oP-~H4nry Morse, lam- e _ uMh - - otis-9e th lnvett o b`,o1 ' end~tha-=~MOred'~eystem gl ~ sending o pare , tn'seaagea over war„-ga. Men,r were the l n e1-she-related of~the ry tle& _ oarly~ airnggles a~. hor iamoas kips- f rrian, and "ol the that nee. of 'the ~ c ~ _ tel4grapd to announce "efgetton rc. v. tia ., •• ha.-Brat-meeeag ~eo- rk .,~: e eletlnR o[ the words, "Behold robot h ~ sdme ~ t36d hath wzoyght" had been trans- p! muted perfectly, over the wise. e: open - `'On June Z8, 1R60, ahe became [her ~ i- he o e u ZShiencTia~, In Lynn { n - ~ ,t county, ;Iowa, and made her home 1, aU~e to Iowa, and in Kansas respectively, ~ n talr ' until the year 1881, when fn com•' <~ , lying yany with some 80 families, undei ~rP "aM- the leadership o[ her father-in-law,1v a ,- eyTatt ows,-anaih mdde the Journey"ocroes the Plainsla ~B'ftir by.mula.and-horse-teams- le diarya•: u ~ ~ 'y vllle, California, where they apent . to to tho winter of the "big flood.^ In ; {r 'erfla. n May, ~18aE,-they came to [he Rogue r the Rivet valley, and setlFed an a ranch ; n .'atid about one mile from the present ~:, r l dol- town of Central Poin[. The Gearge- a w111 Ohenchain home ie now on part of t' rmt 1 the .r ~ rglnn omostead. }far hue- b¢nd passed away itl den u¢ry, 1a6 A, It - and she made hei homo is fenlra! ; tl ~~~ PoSat, anti{ has passing ¢way on . 11 ~9pa dune EEnd, the day before her 76th _t edding- awnivaunrY. have Of 'her dnacendenta there arc li,~-~ ~ ~f ~• why ing four. children, 17 grandchildren, "" ,aed. IS great grandchildren, and six g5~a\ IrT greet grandchildren. 8rnt For many years Mra. Obenchain ~ ed-aa.Jl~"loading--apiri~r leafs in sli uplifting movements. She a'aF ; ~ t e ea er n the loon inR aT [be entb• ;rain Sunday aehool and [atdies' Aid in ~ ~~ I .ked this valley. Inheriting her love for ~ nu`rawfg'-and healing the sick frvm, h .nor her grandfather, Dr. Norse, she PoI- '! why lowed in his [ooWtepa, and it would 1 ~ o to ,~ be ha}•d to'f-md one of [he alder tam- i11es in Che valley wha have not been ~E r.' Is hot uenefitted by her miaiatrationc Of' , ' n It, o wonderful memory, end an easy slop conversation¢liat, ahe delighted ninny ~ ball i by- her recallectione of ear1p "hard- Hare t ships encountered by housewives wha sa~i ~ had m "bake end brew" Jog large' mad and epee fire- with skillets s mili f but- , , a e sag: the reea~led the Brat stoves, ! wlil _ ~ eoutueloa they caused befot_c ~' er t and Peop!' m p na - She kept abreast of the times, ~I uso ~6ae . at p.ll limns uad rose even.weEl in- ~I dyad (ermed.on the new alr•mnil eervices: ~1 onid never losing bar interest in enyth ing,I. par' - t;-fiFrrr yt[er _~ Ibpr. . she was compelled to give up her i i that aCtlvities by increastnpf weakneaa. { '"'"' ~tp hvr years. Haaored, and~x-`. epected 4hc has lastly wen,tiefr, Re-I o y ~COUNT.YHEA'l:'Fit-NEWS - j, ~