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Chuck & Barb do Christmas!
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Chuck and Barb attribute their many blissful Christmases together to three things:
1. The open bar at Chuck's company party
2. Barb's sizable collection of animated lawn decor
3. Making sweet love to the Christmas croonings of one Mr. Elvis Presley.
Benjamin F. Tuttle
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Company C, 20th Ohio Infantry
The Neodesha Register, Friday, December 27, 1901, Pg. 1
B. F. Tuttle Dead.
The well known builder, contractor and farmer, B. F. Tuttle, died at the residence of his son, Guy Tuttle, Thursday evening. It will be remember by Register readers that Mr. Tuttle suffered for a long time with an unknown trouble that was slowly but surely sapping his life, and that he was sent to Kansas City for treatment. The surgeons there made an incision through the walls of his stomach discovering the trouble to be cancer of the stomach in its worst form, and informed him that nothing could be done to save his life. After being treated there until he was able to travel, he was sent home. He will be buried at the country cemetery near his farm, nine miles east of Neodesha. Our postmaster, J. Kansas Morgan, will preach the sermon at the farm at 11 o’clock Saturday morning. The funeral will be held under the auspices of the G. A. R.
CARD OF THANKS—The family of B. F. Tuttle desire The Register to express their heartfelt thanks for their kindness, sympathy and aid given them by the citizens of this community during his illness and at his death.
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