Obituary: Mrs Maggie Meyers Jackson 32
Mrs Maggie Meyers Jackson, 32, wife of C M Jackson a Missouri Pacific machinist, died Friday night after a 13 day illness of influenza and pneumonia at 1201 East Nineteenth street. She was born June 13 1886 in Mead county Kansas and moved to Sedalia at age 12. Survived by husband two children Ernest Wilburn 10 and Margaret Louise 5 also by mother Mrs John Meyers sister Mrs Beckie Bush and four brothers Henry Meyey John Clarence Meyers and Lord Meyers. She belonged to Epworth Methodist and Queen City grove No 1 Woodmen Circle. Pallbearers from Missouri Pacific machinists and friends were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Meyers Jackson
C. M. Jackson
Missouri Pacific
East Nineteenth Street
Jackson
Mead County
Kas
Sedalia
Ernest Wilburn
Margaret Louise
John Meyers
Beckie Bush
Fred Kueck
Henry Meyey
East Seventh Street
John
Clarence Meyers
St. Louis
Lord Meyers
Alton
Ill
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Queen City Grove
Woodmen Circle
Amone
Owens
B. C. Beckett
H. T Arnold
W. T Spence
Amone Friends
Messrs
G. S. Brown
R. C Gill
Mrs Lena Hanes Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Mrs Lena Eckhoff Hanes aged 33 wife of Harry Hanes Missouri Pacific shops employee died Friday at 1 p m at her home 1413 South Montreau avenue after a week long illness with pneumonia. Born and raised in Sedalia she leaves husband parents Mr and Mrs Charles Eckhoff 501 Fast Thirteenth street a sister Mrs D A Grammar and brother John Eckhoff of Sedalia. She was a Lutheran church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hanes
Lena Eckhoff Hanes
Missouri Pacific
Velock
South Montreau Avenue
Hanes
Sedalia
Charles Eckhoff
Fast Thirteenth Street
D. A. Grammar
John Eckhoff
The
Lutheran Church
Swift Oscar John dies after influenza pneumonia in Sedalia
Oscar John Swift aged 32 of 912 East Fifteenth street died Friday night at 9 30 at the M K & T hospital after an illness of one week with influenza pneumonia. He was born in Warsaw Missouri June 22 1886 and moved to Sedalia twelve years ago. He married Alice Olive Croy in 1911 and left two children Glenn Varold and Dorothy May. He is survived by his wife two children his mother Mrs Nancy Swift of Warsaw three sisters and four brothers. He worked as a boilermaker at the Missouri Pacific shops and was a member of the Boilermaker's union and Music Workers lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar John Swift
East Fifteenth Street
Mr. Swift
Warsaw
Sedalia
Alice Olive Croy
John Croy
South
Lamine Avenue
Glenn Varold
Dorothy May
Nancy Swift
Will Durham
Will Hedpeth
Buel Cooper
Elie Swift
Oklahoma
Howard
Herman
Okie Swift
Missouri Pacific
Boilermaker’s Union
Music Workers’ Lodge
Death Notice for Margaret Mary Galbreath in Sedalia
Mrs. Margaret Mary Galbreath 33 wife of Robert Galbreath Quinn Bros shoe store employee died Saturday morning at St Marys hospital from pneumonia. They resided briefly at 223 South Missouri Avenue Sedalia. Survived by husband five children and brother D B Daley of Kansas City who arrived Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mary Galbreath
Robert Galbreath
Quinn Bros
St. Mary’s Hospital
Miss Yvonne Bower Dies After Illness in Sedalia
Miss Yvonne Bower 19 daughter of John Bower died at 9 30 PM Saturday after an 11 day illness of influenza and pneumonia in Sedalia She was born here and survived by her father a sister Marjorie and a brother John The funeral arrangements are pending in San Antonio where she had lived. Her husband James F Maroney and daughter Margaret Jane survive. Maroney is manager of Goggan Bros in Galveston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne Bower
John Bower
Missouri Pacific
South Lamine Avenue
Miss Bower
Sedalia
Marjorie
John
James F. Maroney
M. A. Maroney
East Tenth Street
Galveston
Texas
Margaret Jane
San Antonio
Maroney
Goggan & Bros. Music House
Funeral of Randall Pugh at Epworth M. E. Church
The funeral for Randall Pugh was held at 3:30 Saturday afternoon at his home 1803 South Ohio avenue Was attended by many friends and the Rev W C Thompson pastor of Epworth M E church conducted the services Floral tributes were numerous and beautiful Pallbearers were unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Pugh
South Ohio Avenue
W. C. Thompson
Epworth M. E
Union Members Attend Funeral Services
Bearers were from the Printers' union, Trainmen and Woodmen. Among the out of town relatives here for the services were William Owens a brother in law of Winona Minnesota and Charles Ramsey also a brother in law of Youngstown Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printers’ Union
William Owens
Winona, Minn
Charles Ramsey
Younestown
Obituary of Mrs Annie E Ferguson of Arrow Rock
Mrs Annie E Ferguson aged 78 widow of James J Ferguson died Thursday at her daughter Mrs F O Shephard home in Arrow Rock Missouri after a lengthy illness. Born April 14 1840 six miles south of Sedalia she lived there most of her life and later with her children. Survived by sons John E Ferguson Charles C Ferguson of Hereford Texas James Ferguson of Birmingham Alabama and daughters Grace Perkins of Omaha Neb and Mrs Shephard of Arrow Rock. Also brothers Grant Crawford Sedalia and James H Crawford Denver. Member of Baptist church known to long-time south Sedalia residents. Funeral Saturday 11 a.m. at Bethlehem church Rev Zeb Thomas officiating burial in Bethlehem cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Ferguson
James J. Ferguson
Sedalia
Daugher
F. O. Shephard
Arrow Rock
Ferguson
John E. Ferguson
Charles C. Ferguson
Hereford
Texas
James Ferguson
Birmingham
Ala
Daughers
Grace Perkins
Omaha
Neb
Shephard
Grant Crawford
James H. Crawford
Denver
Colo
The
Baptist Church
Sedalia City Light official Russell Niver dies at 52
Russell Niver longtime general superintendent of the City Light and Traction company electrical and gas departments died at St Marys hospital after influenza followed by double pneumonia. Born 1883 in Hebron Ohio he moved to Sedalia in 1914 and rose to top post in 1916. Survived by widow three children mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Niver
City Light and Traction Company
Sedalia
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mr. Niver
Hebron
Ohio
Chicago
Vinciennes
Ind
Susie Freese
Webb City
Henry L. Doherty & Co
City Light and Traclen Company
Henry L. Doherty
Niver
Clarita
Jane
Russell, Jr
Sarah Judson Niver
George Dean
Death of Donald S Hughes at 21
Donald S Hughes aged 21 died Sunday morning at General hospital from pneumonia and heart trouble. He was born July 3 1897 in Sheldon Missouri and lived there during his boyhood. He served as a sergeant at Fort Sill Oklahoma before being discharged for disability. He is survived by three brothers and two sisters. Funeral held Monday at Staley chapel with burial in Sheldon Missouri beside his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald S.hughes
General Hospital
Mr Hughes
Shelden
Warrensburg Normal
Fort Sill
Oklo
Vendl
Lamar
James Martin
Okle
Floyd
France
Ollie Hall
Thomas
N. M
Hazel Wagman
William Hughes
Lamonte
J. M. Sherman
Indiana
George Stratton
East Third Street
Christian Church
Sheldon
Staley Funeral
E. H. Williamson
Sheldon, Mo
Tragic influenza pneumonia claims life of 15 year old Hattie Light
Hattie Virginia Light died Sunday at 4 am at 809 North New York Avenue after an illness since Thanksgiving. Born Sedalia April 22, 1905, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J B Light and formerly connected to J Brandt Grocer company. She is survived by her parents and two siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Virginia Light
North
New York Avenue
J. B. Light
J. Brandt Grocer Company
Sedalia
Niece of Officer Pfeiffer Dies. Funeral Held at Crown Hill
Sisters Helen and Nellie and brother Harry mourn a family death. The mother is ill with influenza at home. A short funeral service was held Monday at 2:30 PM at Crown Hill Cemetery with Rev. David Roberts officiating. Interment followed the grave at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Nellie
Harry
W. H. Pfeiffer
Crown Hill Cemetery
David. Roberts
Miss Dorothy Dain McNeil dies at 16 in Marshall
Miss Dorothy Dain McNeil aged 16 died Saturday morning in Marshall from pneumonia after a short illness. Born in Seda lia on June 23, 1962 she is survived by three brothers Ash McNeil G Vern McNeil and Rollin M McNeil and three sisters Eva McNeil Mrs A M Jones and Mrs Leroy Schreiber The funeral was held at 3 o clock at the Staley funeral chapel with Rev J C Giffen and burial at Crown Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dain McNeil
Marshall
Miss McNeil
Sedalia
Ash McNeil
Arizona
G. Vern McNeil
Rollin M. McNeil
France
Eva McNeil
East Broadway
This City
A. M. Jones
Hastings
Neb
Leroy Schreiber
St. Joseph
Staley Funeral Chapel
J. C. Giffen
Central Presbyterian Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
William H H Myers Stricken by Brights Disease at 55
William H H Myers aged 55 died at 6:22 Sunday night at home 323 West Seventh street Sedalia after a year long illness. He lived in Sedalia 28 years married Katherine Sullivan in Pleasant Hill Mo 35 years ago. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Paul Lauvain of St Joseph and Mrs Fred M Lavender of St Louis. three grandchildren Natalie Sauvain Myers Carlotta Jenkins. brother Richard Myers of Billings Montana. Former express messenger on Lexington branch railroad. secretary Missouri Copper Mountain Mining Co. traveling representative for American Disinfectant Co for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. H. Myers
West Seventh Street
Bright
Myers
Sedalia
Pleasant Hill
Katherine Sullivan
Paul Lauvain
St. Joseph
Fred M. Mavender
St. Louis
F. M. Lavender
Medical Corps
Army
Natalie Sauvain
Carlotta Jenkins
Richard Myers
Billings, Mont
Lexington
Missouri -Copper Mountain Mining Company
American Disinfectant Company
Lee King 35 Dies After Short Illness in Sedalia
Lee King aged 35 died at 4 AM Sunday at 334 North Summit avenue after pneumonia a short illness. Born September 11, 1883 in Clifton City Maine he lived most of his life in Sedalia. Survived by mother Belle King three sisters Lila Warrensburg Missie Anna Ruby State Fair Floral Co and brother P G King Oklahoma City. Funeral 4 PM Monday at home with Rev A W Kokendorfer of the First Christian church conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee King
North
Summit Avenue
Mr. Lee
Clifton City
Meo
Sedalia
Movischel
Belle King
Miss
Lila
Warrensburg
Missie Anna
Ruby
State Fair Floral Company
P. G. King
Oklahoma City
Okla
King
Sedalia Camp
Woodmen of the World
A. W. Kokendorfer
First Christian Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Local Boy Louis Eakins Dies of Pneumonia After Flu
Louis L Eakins aged 7 son of Mr and Mrs Earl Eakins died Sunday night at 311 North Grand avenue from pneumonia developing after influenza following a short illness He was born in Sedalia December 18 1911 His father worked for Moerschel Brewing company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Eakins
Earl Eakins
North Grand Avenue
Louis
Sedalia
Moerschel Brewing Company
Sedalia Man Isaac H Roach Dies After Short Illness
Isaac Houston Roach 41 died Monday at St Marys hospital after a brief illness. Born January 27 1877 in Callaway County Missouri he lived in Sedalia 14 years at 416 North Moniteau Ave and worked as a fireman at Missouri Pacific shops power house. Survived by widow Stella, son Alvin, parents, seven sisters Mollie Vogle J S Roach Mrs Minnie Jreeg Mrs Lillie Judy Mrs W A Harriman Mrs Alda Redmond Mrs Dora Thompson and Maggie Rush, plus three brothers William E James C and G C Roach. He was a Modern Woodmen and Knights and Ladies of Security member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Houston Roach
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mr. Roach
Callaway County
Missouri
Past
Sedalia
North
Moniteau Avenue
Missouri Pacific
Stella Roach
Alvin Roach
Mollie Vogle
J. S. Roach
Sede
St. Claire County
Minnie Jreeg
Bates County
Lillie Judy
W. A. Harriman
Oklahoma
Alda Redmond
Irvin, IL
Dora Thompson
Maggie Rush
William E
James C
G. C. Roach
France
Adam Bales
Roach
Sumner County
Kansas
Modern Woodmen and
Knights and Ladies of Security Lodges
Mrs Mary Fain Dies After Short Illness at 76
Mrs Mary Fain aged 76 died Sunday morning at her Sedalia home after a brief pneumonia illness. Born in Kentucky she lived in Sedalia for years with her husband Bailey Fain who survives her. The remains were shipped Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fain
North Engineer
Unclear funeral notice from Columbia Missouri
A morning funeral is planned in Columbia Missouri with burial to follow after services. The notice references the husband accompanying the deceased, and indicates the day Tuesday for the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
Mrs Viola Keuper Dies at 34 From Pneumonia
Mrs Viola Keuper aged 34 died Sunday at her home 1500 South Vermont avenue from pneumonia after influenza. She was born February 22, 1884 in Watrasaw Missouri and had lived in Sedalia with her husband H F Keuper for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Vermont Avenue
Mrs. Keuper
Watrsaw
Sedalia
H. F. Keuper
Local Child James A. Scott Dies of Pneumonia
James A. Scott 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Scott of Sedalia, died Sunday at 7 am at home from pneumonia after influenza. Born July 13 1908 in Middleburg KY, he lived here most of his life. Survived by parents a brother Victor and sister Mary Virginia and a grandmother Mrs Jennie Scott. Funeral Monday 9 am with open air porch service. Rev S. M. Brown officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Scott
A. R. Scott
West Sixth
James
Middleburg
Sedalia
Victor
Mary Virginia
Maybelle Calvert
Olive Rock
Messrs
C. W. Rock
Dan Dean
H. M. Moser
M. H. Morris
Death of Mrs Lockie Irene Mayfield
Mrs Lockie Irene Mayfield aged 23 died Sunday night at 9 40 at home 217 East Fourth street Sedalia from influenza pneumonia after a week illness She was born January 2 1895 in New Haven Missouri and lived in Sedalia eight years Survived by one child Frankie Irere Ward six brothers Charles Keeling Will Keeling Lute and Oscar Keeling Tine Keeling in the navy Coy Keeling Rocheport Mo Also a Woodmen Circle Mystic Workers and Slater Baptist Church member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockie
Irene Mayfield
Lockie Irene Mayfield
East Fourth Street
Mayfield
New Haven
Sedalia
Frankie Irere Ward
Charles Keeling
Will Keeling
St. Louis
Lute
Oscar
Shaness
Okla
Tine Keeling
Navy
Coy
Rocheport
Woodmen Circle
Mystic Workers
Baptist Church
Slater, Mo
Mrs Beecham Dies During Visit on Dickman Farm
Mrs. Mary Beecham aged 30 died Monday at 11 30 at the home of Mrs. C H Moore on the A L Dickman farm south of Sedalia. She had been visiting from Elsworth Oklahoma and was ill with influenza. Coroner M Collins was summoned. Survived by daughter Ruth Beecham her father Amos Beecham and a brother in Elsworth Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beecham
C. 3. Moore
A. L. Dickman
Sedalia
Beecham
Elsworth Okla
Moore
Amos Beecham
Elsworth
Okla
Mrs Mary Frances Weed Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Mary Frances Weed wife of FE EF Weed died at 9 am Monday at the family home 605 West Second Street from pneumonia after a four day illness. She is survived by her husband and two children Mrs Mabel Marie Edler and J H Weed of Sedalia along with other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Weed
EF. Weed
West Second _ street
Dr Joseph T Brown Pioneer Houstonia Physician Dies at 86
Dr Joseph Thomas Brown aged 86 and longtime Houstonia resident died Monday from old age. He practiced medicine in Foustonia for about 30 years and retired years ago. Born January 14 1832 in St Louis he married Virginia Conway March 22 1850. Survived by Beverly M Ironton and several grandchildren. The community lauds his Christian life and kindness. Funeral held at 2 30 pm Tuesday at home with Rev J E Wylie. burial in Le Houstonia cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thomas Brown
Houstonia
J. E. Wylie
Sweet Springs
le Houstonia
Brown
Foustonia
Virginie B
Bertram
Laura
Beverly M
Ironton
Passing of a rood and splendid man
A brief notice notes the death of a respected local figure described as a rood and splendid man, mourned by friends and community members who recall his kindness and service.
Francis Miller of Longwood Dies After Illness
Francis Miller age 71 of Longwood died at General hospital at 5 am Tuesday after a nine week paralysis illness. Born in Kentucky he moved to Pettis county as a youth and resided there since. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Lou Howe and four children Fannie Hughes of Longwood Lizzie Grinstead of Hughesville Clarence Miller and Leonard Miller both of Longwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Miller
Longwood
General Hospital
Infant Mary Swisher Dies of Pneumonia
Mary Arline Swisher age 16 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Swisher died at the family home 705 North Quincy Avenue from pneumonia after a short illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Arline Swisher
Joseph W. Swisher
North
Quincy Avenue
Death of 5 year old Elmer Holland from pneumonia
Elmer Eugene Holland aged five, son of Mr and Mrs Lon Holland, died at the family home 1404 East Ninth Street Monday night after a brief illness from pneumonia. The event appears in a local obituary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Eugene Holland
Lon Holland
East Ninth Street
Funeral for Hughesville teen Edward Wiley held at home
Edward Wiley 17, son of Mr and Mrs J M Wiley, died Friday at his Hughesville area home after a short influenza illness. A lawn funeral service was given by Rev J E Wylie. He would have turned 17 on Monday December 9. He leaves parents two brothers Harold and James and sister Dorothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
J. M. Wiley
Hughesville
J. E. Wylie
Death of Mrs Mary Sullivan Donahoe at Spring Fork
Mrs Mary Sullivan Donahoe died at 9 20 p m Tuesday in Spring Fork after a year of ill health. Born February 1 1840 in County Kent Ireland she came to America at age six and settled in Missouri. She and Daniel Donahoe were married in Jefferson City and lived in Tipton before moving to Spring Fork in 1870. Survived by her husband and three of nine children Patrick J Donahoe Michael and Peter Donahoe, plus a brother Peter Sullivan of Le Grand Oregon and a sister Mrs John McFadden of Sioux City Iowa. A longtime St Patrick church member she was a community leader and Christian guide in Spring Fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sullivan Donahoe
Daniel Donahoe
Spring Fork
Tipton
Jefferson City
Peter Sullivan
le Grande
Ore
John McFadden
Sioux City
Donahoe
St. Patrick’s Church
Ada Crawford Dies in Sedalia After Short Illness
Ada Crawford aged 55 daughter of Dr S G Crawford died Wednesday at 4 AM at 629 East Fourteenth Street after a brief illness with influenza pneumonia. Born Syracuse Missouri she moved to Sedalia at age five and lived there since. Survived by her father two sisters Miss Alice Crawford and Mrs J C Carpenter and a nephew Aubrey Carpenter of Sedalia. Her mother died here seven years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Crawford
S. G. Crawford
East Fourteenth Street
Miss Crawford
Syracuse
Sedalia
Broadway
Sedlia
Alice Crawford
J. C. Carpenter
Aubrey Carpenter
Obituary of Josephus Smith 76 in Indiana Civil War veteran
Josephus Smith 76 died of Bright's disease at 1900 South Stewart Avenue on a Wednesday morning. Born in Nobie county Ohio on August 20 1849 he enlisted July 11 1861 in company C 22nd Indiana Infantry Union Army and lost his right limb before discharge June 26 1865. He is survived by his widow and nine children namely Samuel D Walter L Charles D Harry J Mrs Katherine A Cone Mrs Minnie B Hunnicutt Mrs Celestia M Williams Mrs Ida F Johnson and Mrs Mary A Reinert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Smith
Bright
South Stewart Avenue
Mr. Smith
Nobie County
Ohio
22Nd
Indiana Infantry
Samuel D
Walter L
Charles D
Harry J
Katherine A. Cone
Minnie &. Hunnicutt
Celestia M. Williams
Ida F. Johnson
Mary A. Reinert
Mrs. Jesse Comer Dies in Bowen Iowa
Mrs. Jesse Comer former Miss Lela Benny of east of town died Tuesday at 4 a.m. at her Bowen Iowa home. She leaves her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Benny a husband in ill health and four small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Comer
Lela Benny
W. C. Benny
East of Town
Bowen
Iowa
Reverend R H Tanksley Dies At 47 In Moberly Missouri
The Rev R H Tanksley 47 pastor of the First Christian church in Moberly Missouri died Sunday night after a long stomach cancer illness. Born July 29 1871 in Missouri he spent most of his life there except eighteen years in Kansas He served 25 years in the ministry and recently led the Tipton and Moberly churches He is survived by his wife Lelia and children Mable Naomi Genevee Homer Roscoe Kathyrn and a brother W B Tanksley and a sister Burial followed in Moberly with services conducted by the local Ministerial Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Tanksley
First Christian Church
Moberly
Tanksley
Missouri
Kansas
Sedalia
Christian Church
Tipton
Lelia M. Tanksley
Mable
Naomi
Genevee
Homer Tanksley
Sedalia High School
Roscoe
el Dorado
Kas
W. B. Tanksley
Wichita
Kathryn Tanksley
Nevada
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
W. H. Pinkerton
Kansas City
Mourned in Missouri as mother and daughter die after influenza
Mrs. Sallie Killion wife of J A Killion died at her home six miles west of Sedalia on December 5 1918 after a week long illness from influenza and pneumonia. Her seven children including Mr Killion were ill. Her daughter aged 7 died the next day. Born near Hughesville she would have turned 47 December 25. A Baptist member she lies beside her little girl in Dresden Cemetery as Rev Lee conducts the service. The community shares in their double bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Killion
J. A. Killion
Sedalia
Mrs. Jeanette E. Nichols Dies at 70 in Sedalia Home
Widow of Probate Judge William H. Nichols dies after a short illness at her home 919 South Missouri Avenue. Born 1848 in Fort Seneca Ohio she lived in Sedalia since thirty years ago. Survived by two children Ray Nichols and Nellie Nichols and grandson Dorris Fisher. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at home with Rev. Eli P. Anderson officiating. burial Crown Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette E. Nichols
William H. Nichols
South
Missouri Avenue
Nichols
Fort Seneca
Ohio
Sedalia
Infant Minnie Grimes Dies of Influenza Pneumonia
Minnie Jane Grimes a one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Grimes of Beaman near Sedalia died Wednesday night at 730 from influenza and pneumonia Seven other Grimes children are ill with the malady under their mother care until Wednesday when a nurse could be secured Funeral to be held Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Jane Grimes
J. W. Grimes
Sedalia
Beaman
Grimes
Funeral service at Longwood grave site
A brief funeral was held on a day afternoon at Longwood with a short service at the grave, marking the final farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood
Judge R H Peery Dies In Pittsville Missouri
Civil war veteran Judge R H Peery aged 82 known as Uncle Bob died at his Pittsville home of general debility. He leaves two sons John and Robert A Peery of Pittsville. A Methodist church member and Mason, he was an uncle of Mrs W Roy Melton who will attend the funeral with burial beside his wife in Blackwater cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Peery
Pittsville
Bob
Johnson County
Mr. Peery
John
Robert A. Peery
Methodist Church of
Blackwater
Peery
W. Roy Melton
Blackwater Cemetery
Joseph Ellis Allen Dies After Short Illness
Joseph Ellis Allen aged 46 died at 11 o clock Wednesday night at the M E T hospital after a short illness from pneumonia. He was born in Kentucky June 24 1872 and had made Se
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ellis Allen
Mr. Allen
Kentuck
Obituary Notice for Raymond May Allen
Raymond May Allen, long time resident of Stockton Missouri area, worked as a blacksmith at Missor Pacific shops and lived on Bal Fourth street. Survived by mother Mrs Nancy Jones of Stock Mo a half sister and half brother Miss Emma Jones and EF Jones of Stockton. Also survived by a brother Eu Alle and two children Raymond May Allen of Denver Colo member of Queen City commitee Knights and Ladies of second and Blacksmiths Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalia
Missor
Queen City Cmceil
Knights and Ladies of Secord
The
Blacksmiths’ Union
A Texas Wonder Patent Remedy Ad Claims Cures
A dramatic patent medicine advertisement promotes Texas Wonder, claiming to cure kidn and bladder troubles, dissolves gravel, and treats diabetes, rheumatism, and back and kidney irregularities. It offers mail order for 1.25 with testimonials and lists Dr. LBL Hall in St. Louis Missouri. sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Wome
Lbl
Hall
Olive Street
St. Lox Mo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donald S. Hughes
Louis L .Eakins
Mrs
Viola Keuper
Viola - Keuper
Ruby Espelin
E .T .Espelin
Missouri- Pacific
First Methodist Episco
Edward Wiley
Mrs. Sallie Killion
C. W. Tobbins
Beamanary
Andy McMann
Poland
China
Ness
C. W. Robbins
H. R. Camp
Heironymus Bros
D. A. Fults
RED Cross
Missqur
Iit
Agiy Ait
Land Man
Real Estate
AMD Hotary Puglat
Porter i
Peertintiil
Crawford Loan Farm
Chile Street
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