Notes for Velma Buttermore: from the Lincoln Sentinel, Sept. 21, 1905, page 4: Beverly --- Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buttermore, on Friday Sept. 15, a daughter.
from the Lincoln Sentinel-Republican, July 19, 1945: Beverly --- Miss Velma Buttermore and Mrs. Ruth Towne left Monday morning for Washington state to visit relatives there. Velma expects to stay a year, but Ruth expects to return in the fall to teach at Sylvan Grove.
from the SSDI: VELMA PEPPER 15 Sep 1905 Apr 1979 (not specified) 98607 (Camas, Clark, WA) 512-03-0233 Kansas
More About Velma Buttermore and Halley L. Pepper: Marriage: April 15, 1947, Vancouver, Washington.
Marriage Notes for Velma Buttermore and Halley L. Pepper: Lincoln-Sentinal, May 1, 1947, page 1: Buttermore-Pepper Of interest here is the announcement of the marriage of Miss Velma Buttermore of Camas, Washington, to Mr. Hal Pepper, also a Camas resident, and son of Mrs. Minnie Pepper of Seio (?) Oregon, on Tuesday, April 15, in the home of the Rev. Paul Kunzman, Vancouver. Their attendants as the Rev. Kunzman read the double ring ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pepper, also of Camas, brother and sister-in-law of the groom. The bride wore a light grey dressmaker suit with black hat and accessories and a corsage of gargenias and pink carnations. Mrs. Pepper came to Camas from Kansas about two years ago. She has been employed in the bag factory of the Crown Willamette mill where she expects to continue working. Mr. Pepper, a Camas resident for the past 29 years, is employed in the napkin department. They will make their home in Tidland Heights at 742 Elmway.
Velma Buttermore (b. September 15, 1905, d. April 1979)
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