Moreland, Thomas

Floyd Linthicum, Fred Linthicum and Ralph Linthicum and Burris Ladd of Picher Oklahoma and Century Oklahoma, visited Tom Moreland, who is ill at his home in Galena Kansas.

Tom Moreland is reported to be getting along nicely at his home in Galena after having been stricken with illness while on duty as general ground foreman of the Skelton Mining Company at North Century.

George Perkins, Fred Linthicum, Reece Spurback, Albert Carter and Ralph Linthicum of Picher and Century visited Tom Moreland Sunday, who is ill at his home in Galena.

It is reported that Jack Johnson will succeed Tom Moreland as general ground foreman for the Skelton Mining Company, Moreland having been compelled to resign because of his illness.

George Perkins and Ralph Linthicum visited Thursday with Tom Moreland, who is ill at his home in Galena.

Thomas Moreland, who is suffering from tuberculosis, is reported to be getting along nicely.

Thomas Moreland, formerly general ground foreman of the Skelton Mines, is reported in a critical condition at his home in Galena. He has been ill for several weeks.

Thomas Moreland of Galena, formerly general ground foreman for the Skelton Mine, visited friends in North Century.

Word was received at North Century Wednesday of the critical illness of Thomas Moreland at his home in Galena. Mr. Moreland was formerly general ground foremen from the Skelton Mining company.

Thomas Moreland died at his home in Galena, Friday night after a long illness. Moreland was a well known miner. Before his illness forced him to retire from work, he was employed as general ground foreman at the Skelton Mining Company. Funeral services were held at his home Sunday afternoon and burial was at Galena. Several from North Century attended the services.

Several people from here attended the funeral of Tom Moreland, former ground boss of the Skelton Mining Company at Galena Kansas, Sunday.

Funeral services for Billy Marie Moreland, 2 years old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moreland, residing in the west part of Picher, who died yesterday morning of membranous croup, were held at the family home at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The Rev. W. O. Bucy, pastor of the Central Methodist church, officiated. Burial was in G.A.R. cemetery at Miami under the direction of the Todd undertaking company, Picher. Note: Not certain if this item goes with Thomas Moreland. The child died after the date of the death of the previous items about Moreland.

Announcement has been made of the marriage of Burris Ladd, formerly of North Century, and Mrs. Lydia Moreland of Galena. The marriage took place Saturday in Miami. Mrs. A. P. Cameron performed the ceremony. The bridegroom is well known in this vicinity, having been employed in the mines several years. The bride is the widow of the late Thomas Moreland, who before his death was connected with the Skelton Mining company. The couple left immediately following the ceremony for a visit with Mr. Ladd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ladd, in Vinita Oklahoma. They will probably reside in Galena.