Winifred H. Turner and Joseph Harris Lincoln Cheedle
JOSEPH HARRIS LINCOLN CHEEDLE was born September 17, 1866 in Metamora, Woodford, Illinois,11568 and died September 3, 1949 in Grand Junction, Mesa, Colorado.11568 He is buried in Masonic Cemetery, Grand Junction, Mesa, Colorado.456
He married WINIFRED H. TURNER on March 7, 1911 in Grand Junction, Mesa, Colorado,10815 daughter of ELIZABETH E. HORNBY and GEORGE OTIS TURNER. She was born November 2, 1879 in Illinois,456 and died May 9, 1953 in Grand Junction, Mesa, Colorado.456 She is buried in Masonic Cemetery, Grand Junction, Mesa, Colorado.456
Marriage Announcements and News
Hastings Daily Republican, March 22, 191111569
Former Hastings Young Lady
Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock Miss Winifred H. Turner and Harris L. Cheedle, well known in this city, were united in marriage at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George O. Turner, the bride's parents, at 1304 White avenue. Rev. D. Luther Edwards of the Presbyterian church officiated at the wedding which was a very simple and quiet home affair. After the wedding refreshments were served, which were exceptionally delicious. The rooms in the Turner home were decorated with cut flowers and looked very pretty.
The bride and groom were recipients of a large number of beautiful gifts, fine linen and the usual elegant tokens of good will from the many friends. When the ceremony was completed every effort was made to hide the fact that the "newlyweds" had planned to leave the city, unbeknown to their friends, on the 4:00 o'clock train for Quincy, Ill., where they will visit for a short time with the groom's relatives. Their plans went amiss, however, and when the hack pulled up at the door, they were treated with showers of rice and a dozen or more old shoes were tied to the cab. They were met at the train by a dozen friends and pelted with rice until the train left.
The bride is a well known young lady of splendid character, beautiful, accomplished and charming. She came to this city four years ago frm Logan, Iowa, with her parents to make their home here. Shortly after arriving here she met the groom, Mr. Harris L. Cheedle, who is widely known in this city and valley, having lived here for the past six years. Their friendship soon deepened and grew resulting in a pretty romance. The groom is a prominent member of the Masonic order and is held in highest esteem by his hundreds of friends. He is a well to do rancher.
The bride and groom will make their home in this city upon returning from the east.—Grand Junction (Colo.) Daily News.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Turner, old-time residents of this county and has many friends here who will rejoice in her marriage.
Obituaries
Daily Sentinel, September 4, 194911568
Harris L. Cheedle Dies Saturday At Fruitridge Home
Harris Lincoln (Harry) Cheedle, resident of Grand Junction since 1905, died at 11 o'clock Saturday morning at his home on First Fruitridge. He had been seriously ill one week.
Funeral arrangements, in charge of the Martin mortuary, will be made later.
Mr. Cheedle was well known in the community and had a wide circle of friends. He was engaged in fruitgrowing for many years, and he was later custodian of a number of buildings in the city, retiring from work recently. Before he came to Grand Junction, he was associated with a brother, Edwin M. Cheedle, in a hardware firm, Cheedle Brothers, at Red Oak, Iowa. The brother died April 5, 1949; another brother, J. W. Cheedle, passed away in 1934.
The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian church, Masonic lodge, Knights Templar, Order of Eastern Star, Shrine, and Scottish Rites bodies.
Mr. Cheedle was born Sept. 17, 1866, at Metamora, Ill., the son of Orin and Martha Cheedle. He spent his childhood in Metamora and at Red Oak, Iowa. He was a graduate of Metamora high school and he attended University of Illinois. He resided at Kearney, Neb. and Payton, Iowa, before removing here in 1905.
The deceased married Winifred H. Turner March 7, 1911, at Grand Junction, and they established their home here.
Surviving are the widow, two daughters, Mrs. Mildred L. White, Albuquerque, N.M., Mrs. Edith A. Reed, Fruita; two sons, Ralph H., 223 Ouray, and Wilfred E., Pendleton, Ore.; eight grandchildren, and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Albuquerque Journal, May 10, 195311570
Mrs. Winifred Cheedle, Visitor Here, Dies
Mrs. Winifred H. Cheedle, 73, pioneer resident of Grand Junction, Colo., who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred A. White, 1505 Silver Ave. SW, died Saturday afternoon.
She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and the Eastern Star at Grand Junction.
Besides her daughter here, she is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Raymond Reed, Fruita, Colo.; two sons, Ralph and Wilfred Cheedle, Grand Junction; a granddaughter, Millie lou White, Albuquerque, and eight other grandchildren.
The body will be taken to Grand Junction today for services. Strong-Thorne is in charge of arrangements.
Census Records
| Date | Location | Enumerated Names |
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| June 18, 190011571 | Blaine, Adams, Nebraska |
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| April 29, 19105205 | Grand Junction, Mesa, Colorado |
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