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James Robert Hutchison

21 Mar 1883 – 10 Oct 1946

Birth21 Mar 1883
Death10 Oct 1946
CemeterySparks Cemetery
Sparks , Cherry County , Nebraska , USA
Added byPeggy Bargen Duey on 10 Nov 2013
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James H. (sic) Hutchison, 24, born Neb., son of E. & R. (Roberts) Hutchinson (sic), and Miss Lillie Grooms, 19, born Neb., daughter of A. & M. (Haley) Grooms, were married April 15, 1908 at Valentine by Chas. E. Connell. (Source: Cherry County, NE Marriage Records) ======================== Valentine Democrat (Valentine, NE), Thursday, April 16, 1908; pg. 5 Talk of the Town. James Hutchison and Miss Lillie Grooms were married Wednesday by Judge Layport. The groom is the son of E.L. Hutchison of Penbrook and the bride is the daughter of A.W. Grooms of northeast of town. They expect to begin life together over in S.D., where Mr. Hutchison has a position running a ranch. ======================== Valentine Newspaper (Valentine, NE), Friday, April 17, 1908; pg. 5 LOCAL NEWS PARAGRAPHS James H. (sic) Hutchison and Miss Lillie Grooms were married in this city at the M. E. parsonage Wednesday, April 15, 1908, Rev. C.E. Connell officiating. These young people are well and favorably known, having resided near Sparks many years. It is their intention to reside at Dallas, South Dakota, where the groom had removed previous to taking unto himself a better half. With their many friends THE REPUBLICAN joins in extending congratulations and best wishes. ======================= Cherry County News (Valentine, NE), Thursday, October 10, 1946; pg. 1 JAMES HUTCHISON DIES We learn today of the death this morning of James L. Hutchison, who passed away at the General hospital, having been hospitalized since Sunday. Born and reared in this community he was for years an active farmer-rancher and since retiring from this work has assisted in various capacities throughout this area. During the war he was employed in a munitions plant at Hawthorne, Nevada and it was while working there he first learned of a heart ailment which had forced him to retire from all forms of strenuous work. Last week he suffered a heart attack while visiting his sister, Mrs. Sid Cox, near Nenzel. Returning to Valentine these attacks recurred and he was taken to the hospital where his chances of survival were pronounced very remote. Funeral services will be conducted at Sparks, Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock by the Rev. M. D. McCallum, and interment will be in the Sparks cemetery (sic) beside his wife and son. Obituary next week. ==================== Cherry County News (Valentine, NE), Thursday, October 17, 1946; pg. 1 JAMES ROBERT HUTCHISON James Robert Hutchison passed away on October 10, 1946 at Valentine, Nebraska at the age of 63 years, 6 months and 19 days. He was born on March 21, 1883, at Ravenna, Nebraska, and moved with his parents to Norden, Nebr. There he grew to manhood. He was married to Lillie Mae Grooms on April 15, 1909 at Valentine, who preceded him in death 11 years. To this union 9 children were born. Marguerite, Aaron, Zola, Martha Rose, Eileen and Iren (sic)(twins), James Louis, Lillie Mae and Bonnie Jo. Aaron died in 1915. Mr. Hutchison lived in the vicinity of Norden and Valentine until 1918. He then moved to South Dakota. After his wife's death he lived with his children, spending most of the time around Valentine the last two years. of his life. He leaves to mourn his death, Mrs. R. C. Bowser of Cottage Grove, Oregon; Mrs. Louis Swanson of Eugene, Oregon; Mrs. Michael Wempe, Elleen, Lillie Mae and Bonnie Jo of Los Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. Gale Lighthill; and James Louis of Valentine. Four brothers, Lee and Joe of Valentine, Ballard and Lawrence of Los Angeles. Four sisters, Mrs. George Hess and Mrs. Neva Schulz of Los Angeles; Mrs. Sidney Cox of Cody, Nebr.; and Mrs. Alice Strain of Mission, S: D. Eight grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at Sparks, Nebr., October 12, 1946, at 2:00 o'clock p.m., with the Rev. M. D. McCallum in charge. Burial was in the Sparks cemetery (sic) where he was laid to rest by the side of his wife and son. "My short and happy day is done. The long and dreary night comes on; And at my door the Pale Horse stands, To carry me to unknown lands."

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