Obituary of Dulcy Opal Davis Johnson of Unionville Mo
Dulcy Opal Davis Johnson born February 8 1905 Unionville Mo died December 28 aged 19 years two days of bronchial pneumonia. She married Claude Johnson October 24 1924 and leaves a baby father step mother brother and relatives. Funeral held Congregational church December 30 conducted by Rev Napier and burial beside her mother. Pallbearers named Chas Girmann Harry Sweet Harry G Hough Arthur Altig Thomas Russell Edward Lynch Arrossmith funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutcy
Opal Davis
Unionville
Delire
Claude Johnson
Congregational Church
Napier
Chas Girmann
Harry Sweet
Harry G Hough
Arthur Altig
Thomas Russell
Edward Lynch C Arrossmith
Wm HH Davis
Loveland
Colo
Frerett Christy
Imonville
Christy
Ray Correll
Colo Keith County
Neas Ofallula
Nebraska
Local residents receive updates on travel and visits
Local figures head to Kansas City St Joseph and Ottumwa for business and family matters. Several neighbors return home after holidays and attend college chores while others announce teaching posts and openings at colleges in Missouri Iowa andIllinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall National Bank of Tntenville
Missouri
Redlerconta
United
Inc Ng
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Locar Town
Frank Irvin
Chcinnati
George Leonard
Bertha Cotton
H. D Burns
St.Joseph
A H McElhinney
Kansas City
A P McElhinney
W .F Scott
Shildren
Mystic
Scott
Geoffrey
Allum
Ottumwa
Culum
Mary l Loughead
Kirksville
Eavuirheas
Missaire Jones
Manon Jees
Kansan City
Suray
Homer Institute
Johnny Shelton
Kirk
Herald Trapartt
Alice Holman
Worns
San Antonio
Wet Mooland College
Joh Holman
Grace Fields
Bowling Green
Sonsville
W JS Cozad
Misae Helen Stockton
Springfield
Ill
Illinois Business College
Henry Stockton
Grace Stockton
Sylvia Ethel Koppenstein
William Woods College
Fulton
M. Eppenstein
Oda Wentworth
St. Charles
Lindenwood College
O. Wentworth
Catherine Carroll Rhea Statton
Martha Fison
Woonuu
Fyvanston
Norris Funeral and Local Obituary Notices with Civic Remains
Obituary and funeral notice for Norris, detailing his death on a Friday morning at age 1? and noting his Methodist church membership. Mentions widow and five children, two brothers John Norris and Jasper, five sisters, and many relatives. Describes him as faithful as a father, civic-minded, and right with moral issues. service details and cemetery arrangements referenced. Also mentions election campaign context and a local social event line about a third party movement and a door game contest with John Dooley and Mat Fowler as notable names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrs
Bensmin
Monnie Stavolt
Jasper Nortin
Erion
Iile
Vir
Floseine Sandera
Rock Island
Leta Brown
Winnie Noel
Limonville
Methodist Church
Norris
God Blesa
John Norris
Unionville
Jasper
Colegate
Pak Cole
Meee Fangs Duehlin
Ligdis Noo
CPPA Urges Chicago Convention on February 21
Theo Chourman of the Conference for Progressive Political Action calls a Chicago convention for February 21 to decide if plans for a new third party advance. Several big labor unions and some farm groups say they will stay out of the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Chourman
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Chicago
Warning on Cough Remedies for Children
The notice warns that cough remedies may pose risks for children and suggests seeking Kemp’s med as a safe alternative. It notes price points and urges readers to buy from stores, emphasizing caution for the young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Let Nature Try Her Best for Health through Nourishment
A saying emphasizes that eight cannot form a sturdy body or sound teeth without strong support, noting vitamin A rich nourishment as essential. The remark frames private dietary care as key to physical development and dental health.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dulcy Opal Davis Johnson
Ogallala
Memoriam
Olley
Agee Tower
Reserve District Me
National Bank of Unionville
Mssouri
I S&s
Bonda Storhe
Bank
Ower
Miesnurt
Panty
Putnam
Ashier
Steve
Fens
Jemp
Elson Cashier
McKinley Notary Public
Gregcers
T B
Pollock Onrerford
Tech
Kontr AA
Carl L. Crooks
A. 8 ‘Ton
A. M. Hall
Bank of ‘Worthington
Worthington
State of Missouri
Unionville Republican
Missol Kil
Fechtling
J C Young Ea
J C Young
Frank S
Schuster
Farmers Bank of
State of
Holmas
Cemsady Av
Aaid Bark
Hoot Holman
Cnasady
Ny Miele Statense
Abbati
Me Mitthen
Moshe
Tim
Henne
Bankers
Mt T
Sesh
Aulai
State OF Missushi
Ounty
Charles H Matthew
Aald Ak
H Matthew
Press L. Sparks
Martoka
Notary Public Correct Attest Co
A Marshall
W A &Bhalton
N B Marshall
Citizens Bank of Unionville
Roenwtos
Bhanke
Gs Ibjact
Misscoi
M Mannon
Hayward Cesner
Wwers
D, Igler, G. Williner
Gg Raney
Miss Oleva Abel
Fred Doyle
Fairfield
Fannie Doyle
Sarah Mahoney
Hardin Tolleg
Mexico
A H Otto
Isima
Don
Quincy
Crillicothe Husiness College
Sarat Pratt
Saturn
Ralesburg Js
Lombart Colege
A LB Pratt
Miss Viteis
Hargiss Ofeimnall
Anna St Adamson
Albia
I Wynn
Bates
John Shelton
Jesse Johnson
J W ¢Lers
Baad Ille
Artred
Keta
Nebo
Joel Tines
Choartes
Pia Jaxer
Pia Jaxer Ss der Vo Helesame Ment Co
Mra Woodard Ant
Daves Ad Vanity
Underwood Mercantile Company
Coats
J. F. Underwood Mere. Co
Ari
Pt Tet Ld
Richard T. Norris
brullotte-Wheeter
John Dooley
Mat Fowler
Warries
Scott & Bunny Boomfield
N J
McCutchen & Son
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!