Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameClara Josephine Cooper 
Birth8 Jun 1886, Olive, Noble Co, OH
Death22 Mar 1912, Ithaca, Gratiot Co, MI
MemoDeath Cert #6075
BurialOlive Cem, Caldwell, Noble Co, OH
FatherAzariah C. Cooper (1841-1914)
MotherLucy W. Gebhart (1846-1931)
Misc. Notes
Wedding Announcement from - Gratiot County Herald, Ithaca, Michigan Thursday, 22 June 1911
MYERS-COOPER
-Cupid Snares Prominent Ithaca Bachelor-
-Marriage At Home Of Ohio Young Lady-
John W. Myers, a prominent young Ithaca attorney, was united in marriage to Miss Josephine Cooper of Caldwell, Ohio, this morning. The groom is a graduate of the Ithaca High School and of the law department of the U. of M.
He has been an active member of the Baptist Church and Sunday school for years. He has held the office of justice of peace and has taken a prominent part in the city politics.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cooper of Caldwell, Ohio, and a sister of Mrs. Rev. J. Q. Durfey of this place. She is well known in Ithaca where she has visited several times. It was during her last summer's visit at her sister's home that she and Mr. Myers first met.
The wedding took place at the home of the bride and the happy couple left for a short wedding trip before returning to Ithaca. They will be at home in Ithaca after Saturday this week in the house recently purchased by Mr. Myers on Newark Street West.
He was a lawyer and in 1914 he prepared the widow's pension claim for Lucy (Azariah's wife) even though he was in Ithaca, MI and she was in OH.
She died of Paerpural Eclampsia.
MYERS-COOPER
-Cupid Snares Prominent Ithaca Bachelor-
-Marriage At Home Of Ohio Young Lady-
John W. Myers, a prominent young Ithaca attorney, was united in marriage to Miss Josephine Cooper of Caldwell, Ohio, this morning. The groom is a graduate of the Ithaca High School and of the law department of the U. of M.
He has been an active member of the Baptist Church and Sunday school for years. He has held the office of justice of peace and has taken a prominent part in the city politics.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cooper of Caldwell, Ohio, and a sister of Mrs. Rev. J. Q. Durfey of this place. She is well known in Ithaca where she has visited several times. It was during her last summer's visit at her sister's home that she and Mr. Myers first met.
The wedding took place at the home of the bride and the happy couple left for a short wedding trip before returning to Ithaca. They will be at home in Ithaca after Saturday this week in the house recently purchased by Mr. Myers on Newark Street West.
He was a lawyer and in 1914 he prepared the widow's pension claim for Lucy (Azariah's wife) even though he was in Ithaca, MI and she was in OH.
She died of Paerpural Eclampsia.