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The Daily Review
Decatur, Illinois - July 03, 1909
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NARRAMORE - EDWARDS WEDDING IS HELD
Taylorville, July 3, -- Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards on East Franklin Street occurred the marriage of their third daughter Miss. Genova Grace Edwards, and Mr. William Narramore of this city, Rev. Vharles E. Henry officiating.
At the conclusion of the ceremony a two-course lunch was served.
The out of town guests at the nuptials were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards and Harrison Easley and wife of Hillisboro; Mr. and Mrs. William Selvers of Witt; Henry Morrell of Sioux Falls, S. D.; Miss Grace Dudley of Warren, MO.
For the present the couple will make their home with the bride's parents, but will soon commence housekeeping. The groom is employed by the E-Z Opener Bag Company.
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The Daily Review
Decatur, Illinois - March 04, 1911
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ULTIMATUMS IN BAG MILL STRIKE
No Prospects Of Settlement at Taylorville
Taylorville, March 4, -- The members of the paper workers union, at a special meeting called by the president, William Narramore, decided Thursday night by a unanimous vote to decline a conference with Frank Brewer, manager of the E-Z Opener Bag plant relative to their returning to work in an "open shop."
Mr. Brewer made this request of President Narramore a few days ago and impressed it upon him that he was strictly opposed to a closed shop. It was the freely expressed and entirely unanimous opinion of the paper workers Thursday night that they would listen to no proposition which did not recognize the union.
Attorney John E. Hogan, representing Mr. Brewer, served notice on the paper workers that his client in turn would not sign an agreement of any sort, insisting upon dealing with each employee separately.
All prospects of a settlement of the strike are temporarily blotted out by these ultimatums.
A disinterested person, just to satisfy himself as to the number of persons employed at the plant, counted noses Thursday evening as the workmen came out and he reports thirty-eight, six or eight of whom were foremen and clerks and guards.
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The Daily Review
Decatur, Illinois - Friday, November 14, 1913
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FALLING COAL KILLS A MINER
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Taylorville, Nov. 14, William Narramore, of Taylorville, thirty years old, was killed at 5:20 o'clock last night by falling coal in the Peabody Mine, No. 7 at Kincaid. Two others were hurt but not seriously.
Narramore is survived by his widow.
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The Daily Review
Decatur, Illinois - Tuesday, November 18, 1913
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OVER 1000 ATTEND FUNERAL
Of William Narramore Killed in the Mine
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Taylorville Nov. 18, -- The funeral of William Narramore who was killed Thursday evening in the mine at Kincaid was one of the largest in Taylorville. Over 1000 people attended the services which were held at the home of the deceaseds father-in-law, George Edwards.
NOTE: The rest is unreadable also Taylorville is in Christian Co., IL
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The Daily Review
Decatur, Illinois - April 06, 1916
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MRS NARRAMORE WEDS
Mrs. Grace Narramore of this city and James D. Stepleton of Jeisyville were married Tuesday in the Central Baptist church in Springfield by Rev. S. H. Bowyer. Mr. Stapleton is a miner and works at No. 7 shaft. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards of this city. Her former husband was killed in the mine at Kincard two years ago.
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