Obituary for Viona Van Lyne Clark 1899 1976
Viona Van Lyne Clark 76, born July 15, 1899 in Unionville Missouri, died May 29, 1976 at her home. Survived by two daughters Mrs Geraldine Olson and Sally Loomis, five grandchildren, seven Clark siblings, and many relatives. Funeral services June 1 at Unionville Christian Church, burial at Unionville Cemetery.
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Viona Vaiyne
Willian
Aura (Johnson) Clark
Put Ar
Ear
Viona
Tsar School
Shernah
Poamohip
He Unionville High School
Charles van Dyne Fine
Unionville
Aherter Hand
Charles
Lord M. Montgomery
Geraldine Olson
Ernie
Seymour
Iowa
Sally Loomis
Bob
Goddard
Kansas
A.C. Clark
Charlotte Adlesperger
Yuma
Colorado
Bryan Clark
Lucerne
Nettie Newell
Edna Huber
Cape Fair
John Clark
Powersville
Norma Fitzwater
Newtown
Gary Olson
Candace Olson
Terri Loomis
Monty Loomis
Mary Loomis
Unionville Christian Church
Donald Bruner
Missouri
Union Churchemetery
Comstock Funeral Home
Viona van Lyne
Queen bee lives on a single lifelong fertilization
National Geographic explains the queen bee is fertilized only once in her life, a process that can span several years as she lays eggs and governs the hive. She stores sperm in a special organ for ongoing fertilization.
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National Geographic
Farm History Tied to 1866 Purchase in Missouri
A 100 year old farm located 51? miles southwest of Lucerne Missouri on Route K’s east side is owned by Lieu James. Forty acres have stayed in the James family for 110 years. The original buyer Michael James, born to John and Jane James, moved from Illinois in 1846. He joined the Union Army in 1861, was wounded at Stoneriver, losing one eye and later the remaining sight. After the Civil War he brought family to Putnam County Missouri and settled the farm to raise livestock and grain with help from relatives.
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Lucerne
Missouri
Lieu James
James
Michael James
James M
Caroline Pigg
Mchael Jams
John
Jane Hazlett James
Michael
Moultree County
Ilinois
Iis
Clark County
79Thllinois Volunteer Infantry
Stoneriver
Nashville
Tennessee
Putnam County
Mussouri
Missouri January 1976 Vital Statistics Report
Provisional data from the Missouri Center for Health Statistics show 5 487 estimated live births in January with 14 4 births per 1000 population. The release details monthly birth totals as part of state health statistics.
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Missouri Center For Health Statistics
Department of Social Services
State Department of Health
Missouri
Missouri Farm Inheritance and Oil Lease History
The narrative traces a Missouri farm from the original forty acres passed to George and Edith Jam3 in 1921, then leased by Elliot Oil Company for oil exploration. George, a lawyer, later moved to Oklahoma and sold the farm to his nephew Lieu Jones, who, with twin brother Lee, preserves the land once farmed by their grandfather. A separate ambulance log lists transfers to VA Hospital and funeral homes in Columbia, Missouri, while statistical notes report Missouri birth and dissolution rates for January 1975 to January 1976, including infant mortality trends.
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Jdms
Alice Thompson
Ucerne
Lves
Michael
Maury
Mchael
Howard Cemetery
George
Edith Jam
Elliot Oil Company
Luzerne
Missouri
Omulgee
Oklahoma
Lieu Jones
Lieu
Lee
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