Pvt Edward Woodward
Bradford Republican Nov 13,1918
Private Edward Woodward arrived in Bradford Monday, much to the surprise of his relatives and friends, getting a 10 day furlough from camp. It has been 13 months since Ed left Bradford and this is his first visit home. Most of his time being spent in Texas at Ft. Worth, Camp Bowie. During his stay there he had been at work in the base hospital most of the time. Just now, though he has an easy time of it. He is at division heard quarters and is a motorcycle orderly.
Will S Woodward
Aug 30,1894 Stark Co. Republican
Will S. Woodward of Yates City is here with his family on a visit to his wifes parents Mr and Mrs. John Seeley.
John B Woodward
John B. Woodward for several years R.R. Agent and operator at New Canton, Ill is now here with his family on a visit. John has been suffering from malaial troubles for some months and so asked for a transfer and has been assigned to the station at West Point this state, and after a short rest and visit here will take up his duties at the latter place.
W S Woodward
W.S.Woodward station agent at Wataga, has been changed to Yates City, a change greatly to Wills advantage. Aug 1889.
Charles Woodward
Charles Woodward youngest son of Mr and Mrs. Walter Woodward enjoyed his
first airplane ride, Tuesday afternoon, Mr Clarence Rinkenberger took him up
(June 21, 1950).
Walter Woodward
Mr and Mrs Walter Woodward are the proud parents of a son born to them Friday evening. This is their third child and third son. The baby has been named Charles Edward. Wed (June 10, 1942.)
Mrs. W.Woodward spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs.Otis Montooth(June 7,1950).
Tuesday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Woodward were
Mrs.Howard Bernard and children of Milo.(June 14,1950).
Mr. and Mrs Walter Woodward spent Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George Goodley in Kewanee.(June 21, 1950)
Mary Woodward
Bradford Republican Sept 6,1900
Mrs Mary Woodward(wife of William Smith Woodward) and son Ernest of
Galesburg are Bradford visitors.
Mrs. Daniel Woodward
Wyoming Post 3-1-1883
About the middle of January Mrs. Daniel Woodward an old lady living west
of town fell on the side walk here, and as a result she has not been
able to use one of her arms since then.
Mrs. J. E. Woodward
Toulon Stark Co. News
Thursday Oct 25,1883
Mrs J.E. Woodward of Paw Paw has been visiting her brother Doc. Boardman
and other relitives and friends in Elmira and Osceola for a week or two
past.
Walter Woodward
Toulon Stark Co. News
July 9,1942
Mr and Mrs Walter Woodward visited one day recently with the formers
mother Mrs.Esther Woodward in Toulon, Il
Mrs and Mrs Walter Woodward attended the funeral of the formers
grandmother Mrs. Mary Woodward Sunday afternoon in Henry. She was 84 yrs
old and 10 months.
Chet Woodward family
Bradford Republican
Jan 10,1879
Chet Woodward wife and daughter both died on Thurday Evening the 2nd
insadent of Typhoid Fever. They had been sick for some time, first with
diphtheria, then with lung fever and finally with typhoid fever. His
daughter was about 18 years old Perhaps some people may call this a
dispensation of Providence, intened to remind Chet of his many sins and
short comings but he probably will not look upon his troubles in that
light.
Bradford Republican
January 17,1879
Chet Woodward burried his wife and daughter a week ago last Sunday. Last
Sunday he burried a boy, and two more are beyond hope of recovery and
now Chet himself is sick.
