CITATION:
Staff Writer, “One Instantly Killed,” Mont Amoena: Educating the Young Ladies of Cabarrus Couunty 1859-1927, accessed January 3, 2015, https://montamoena.org/2015/01/03/one-instantly-killed/

TRANSCRIPTION:
Daily Concord Standard, 1 Oct 1900

One Instantly Killed

Information was received Saturday by Mr. Jno. Cook, of St. John’s, to the effect that Mrs. Wingard, and her daughter Miss Custis, were violently thrown from a buggy, last Saturday, by a runaway horse.

Mrs. Wingard was instantly killed, while her daughter was painfully bruised and remained unconscious for several days. Many parties in Eastern cabarrus know these people. Miss Curtis [sic] Wingard is a graduate of Mont Amoena Seminary and a sister of Mr. Cook’s son-in-law.

Concord Daily Tribune (Concord, NC), 6 Oct 1905. Click image to enlarge.

TITLE:
The Death of Mrs. Misenheimer

SUBJECT:
Students

DESCRIPTION:
Obituary for former Mont Amoena student, Belle Moser Misenheimer

CREATOR:
Staff writer

SOURCE:
Concord Daily Tribune (Concord, Cabarrus County, NC). 6 Oct 1905

DATE:
1900s

DATE AVAILABLE:
20th century

DATE CREATED:
6 Oct 1905

RIGHTS:
Rights reserved by the source institution.

FORMAT
Newspaper Article

SPATIAL COVERAGE
United States–North Carolina

SOURCE INSTITUTION
http://www.Newspapers.com

CITATION:
Staff Writer, “Certificates Of Graduation Are Presented To 22,” Mont Amoena: Educating the Young Ladies of Cabarrus Couunty 1859-1927, accessed January 3, 2015, https://montamoena.org/2015/01/03/the-death-of-mrs-misenheimer/

TRANSCRIPTION:
Concord Daily Tribune (Concord, NC), 6 Oct 1905

DEATH OF MRS. MISENHEIMER
Mrs. Belle Misenheimer, Wife of P. M. Misenheimer, Died Thursday Evening at Eight O’clock In Number 5 Township – Buried Here Today