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Newspaper31 MAY 1927 MI Kent Co Grand Rapids 9-23-2020 12:03 AM
"'McGlathery - Roach'
Mrs. Mary [Mary Fitzsimons] Roach [sic.], of 169 Center street, announces the marriage of her daughter, Viola [Viola Roche] to J. D. McGlathery [John Dudley McGlathery] of Little Rapids, Michigan. Ceremony took place at Grand Rapids on May 25, and was performed by Father Fox. Both Mr. and Mrs. McGlathery were formerly connected with the J. C. Penny's store in this city, the bride as cashier and the groom as manager. Mr. MGlathery [sic.] is, now manager of the Little Rapids branch of the Penny company."
--'The Journal," Meriden CT, 31 May 1927, Tue, p. 9.
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Newspaper31 MAY 1927 CT New Haven Co Meriden 9-23-2020 12:03 AM
"'McGlathery - Roach'
Mrs. Mary [Mary Fitzsimons] Roach [sic.], of 169 Center street, announces the marriage of her daughter, Viola [Viola Roche] to J. D. McGlathery [John Dudley McGlathery] of Little Rapids, Michigan. Ceremony took place at Grand Rapids on May 25, and was performed by Father Fox. Both Mr. and Mrs. McGlathery were formerly connected with the J. C. Penny's store in this city, the bride as cashier and the groom as manager. Mr. MGlathery [sic.] is, now manager of the Little Rapids branch of the Penny company."
--'The Journal," Meriden CT, 31 May 1927, Tue, p. 9.
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Newspaper3 MAR 1840 NJ Burlington Co Bordentown 9-6-2020 09:11 AM
"TO THE PUBLIC.-- It was with no little surprise I was in the Ledger, of the 26th Feb. 1840, an advertisement signed J. McGlathery [James D McGlathery] charging my son, William R. Haffelfinger with having from him. The truth is, my son, was never bound to Mr. McGlathery--consequently, he cannot be about termed an apprentice: he was with Mr. McGlathery for about fourteen months on trial only, and had he been treated as he was justly entitled while with him. I should have bound him; but as my son was unwilling to remain any longer with Mr. McGlathery. I called upon Mr. McGlathery, and after a full and mutual understanding, it was agreed that my son should go home with me to Bordentown [Burlington County, New Jersey]. Mr. McGlathery's wife [Elizabeth D Houseman] aided to get ready and packed up my son's clothes on Friday, 21st, and on that day following, he visited them and received a trifling present; after which we parted, as though friends, fully and fairly satisfied with each other. How true indeed, is the saying that 'the heart of man is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked.'
Very respectfully,
Deborah [Deborah Starkey] Higgins"
--"Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, Philadelphia, PA" 3 MAR 1840.
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This saying comes from the Bible passage (NKJV), Jeremiah 17:9, which focuses "Judah's Sin and Punishment," as it is written in 17:9-10, which more fully and aptly flushes out the passages meaning:

"9 The heart is deceitful above all things,
And [d]desperately wicked;
Who can know it?
10 the Lord, search the heart,
I test the [e]mind,
Even to give every man according to his ways,
According to the fruit of his doings."
-- Biblehub.com (https://biblehub.com/nkjv/jeremiah/17.htm)
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Newspaper3 MAR 1840 PA Philadelphia Co Philadelphia 9-6-2020 09:11 AM
"TO THE PUBLIC.-- It was with no little surprise I was in the Ledger, of the 26th Feb. 1840, an advertisement signed J. McGlathery [James D McGlathery] charging my son, William R. Haffelfinger with having from him. The truth is, my son, was never bound to Mr. McGlathery--consequently, he cannot be about termed an apprentice: he was with Mr. McGlathery for about fourteen months on trial only, and had he been treated as he was justly entitled while with him. I should have bound him; but as my son was unwilling to remain any longer with Mr. McGlathery. I called upon Mr. McGlathery, and after a full and mutual understanding, it was agreed that my son should go home with me to Bordentown [Burlington County, New Jersey]. Mr. McGlathery's wife [Elizabeth D Houseman] aided to get ready and packed up my son's clothes on Friday, 21st, and on that day following, he visited them and received a trifling present; after which we parted, as though friends, fully and fairly satisfied with each other. How true indeed, is the saying that 'the heart of man is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked.'
Very respectfully,
Deborah [Deborah Starkey] Higgins"
--"Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, Philadelphia, PA" 3 MAR 1840.
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This saying comes from the Bible passage (NKJV), Jeremiah 17:9, which focuses "Judah's Sin and Punishment," as it is written in 17:9-10, which more fully and aptly flushes out the passages meaning:

"9 The heart is deceitful above all things,
And [d]desperately wicked;
Who can know it?
10 the Lord, search the heart,
I test the [e]mind,
Even to give every man according to his ways,
According to the fruit of his doings."
-- Biblehub.com (https://biblehub.com/nkjv/jeremiah/17.htm)
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Newspaper16 MAY 1838 PA Philadelphia Co Southwark 9-4-2020 07:22 PM
"Married. [¶] On the 5th ult. [the month before] at Swedes' Church, Southwark James McGlathery by Rev. J. C. Clay, James McGlathery to Miss Elizabeth Houseman, all of Southwark."
-- Public Ledger and Daily Transcript, Philadelphia, PA, 16 MAY 1838.
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Newspaper26 FEB 1840 PA Philadelphia Co Philadelphia 9-4-2020 07:20 PM
"A TENPENNY NAIL REWARD - LEFT the subscriber on the 22d inst. [within the present month] WM. R. HAFFELFINGER [William R. Haffelfinger], an apprentice to the House Carpentering business. All persons are forbid harboring or trusting the said boy on my account. The above reward will be given, but no charges paid. [¶] James McGlathery.
--"Public Ledger and Daily Transcript," 26 FEB 1840
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