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He is survived by his wife of 47 years, Lois; three children, Bunny Shipley Weinfurter and son-in-law, Mark Weinfurter of Appleton, Wisconsin, Lise Shipley of San Antonio, Texas, and Bruce Shipley and daughter-in-law, Deborah Shipley of Drexel; four grandchildren, Richard and Eric Shipley of Drexel and Michael and Amy Weinfurter of Appleton, Wisconsin. Burial will be in the Laurel Oak Cemetery, Windsor. Mo: Fannie Frances Admire. Ruby griffin obituary wheatland mo.com. Frat: Wheatland Eastern Star. She was later confirmed on April 24, 1932, at the Immanuel Lutheran Church near her home. Burial was in Highland Cemetery, Ottawa.

Her home was ever dearest to her heart, and there she labored and smiled, ever alert to any opportunity to do something for her children. Born in Maries County, Mo. Bur: Body forwarded to Russell France. She was a woman of unusual intelligence and judgment and was liked by everyone. He died in his home in Clinton April 5, 2010, surrounded by his wife of 43 years, children and grandchildren. She was married March 5, 1933, in Clinton to William Harold Scheele, who died July 12, 1975.

SCHROEDER, Anna Lucile NOEL CAMPBELL. SEFTON, Lowell M. 1905-1993. He is also survived by four grandchildren, one great-grandchild, and his second wife, Mrs. Minerva Shankland. One week ago last Wednesday, she gave birth to a beautiful baby boy and through last Sunday all was joy and hope in this little home, but Monday morning showed alarming symptoms and friends and relatives were summoned and were recognized with gladness by the dear departed who was called to go to God. He was born January 24, 1912 in rural Fredonia, the son of Fred Essig and Myrtle L. (Bottenberg) Spohn. Spouse: Florence Millie Breshears age 57.

In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by a son, Jimmie Dale Sims, 5 brothers, Carl E. Prier, Taylor B. Prier, Ralph E. Prier, Reno A. Prier and Dorman C. Prier; 2 sisters, Vallah L. Warner and Dorothy F. Cain. And, of course, the Memorial day weekend barbecue and baseball event was quite an undertaking, but a real delight for him. He was a member of Clinton Masonic Lodge #548, Henry County Democratic Club, White Oak Democratic Committeeman, Hickory Grove Cemetery Board, the Urich Reunion Committee, Missouri State Teachers' Association and the Urich Community Historical Society. WILHELM, Jess Lyle||Mar. In young womanhood she was united in marriage to John E. Sims, and to this union seven children were born. Clinton MO, 1899 - C. Schussele, living south of Urich, about 70, was found dead in his bed Wednesday morning by Simp Harris. In addition to farming, Mr. Scheele raised many mules, and sold them, and was known to have some of the finest in this section of the country, at his home on the land that was by the side of his parental homestead.

Mary's interests included: gardening, fishing, bowling, antiques, baseball, following the Braves, Cubs, Royals and Cardinals, slot machines, making holiday candy and enjoying the Lake of the Ozarks. Frank was beloved by all who knew him, and excellent citizen and conscientious Christian, and he needed rest. He was preceded in death by both mother and father. Clinton MO - Grady Spangler, son of James M. and Alice Houston Spangler, was born October 15, 1894 on the old Spangler farm north of Clinton, and passed away on September 5, 1970, in St. Louis at the age of 75. She was born September 2, 1921, in Montrose, to Edward and Lora Gross. He is survived by two sons, Michael Paul Suhr, Tucson, Arizona, and Eric Andrew Suhr, Glendale, Arizona; two daughters, Amy Beth Stark, Mesa, Arizona, and Karen Marie Sullivan, Glendale, Arizona; three brothers, Herman Suhr, Concordia, John H. Suhr Jr., Odessa, and Owen Lee Suhr, Warrensburg; two sisters, Hazel Barber, Pearl River, Louisiana, and Helen Reed, Tonganoxie, Kansas; numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. SAXTON, Pauline Elsie HOOD. SHEPHERD, Carol Ellen. To this union four children were born. She picked up a lot of friends along the way. Clinton MO - Edwin Ray Sharp was born October 8, 1917, in Lowry City, and came to Clinton when he was four. He came to Missouri in 1879 with his young bride and located at Pleasant Hill, later went to Harrisonville and entered the service of the Frisco railroad. SCRUTCHFIELD, Clark.

The funeral services were conducted at the Christian church Sunday. Fa: Richard A. Southard. She was a bookkeeper in Windsor for Dr. Robert Hess for five years and also worked for Dr. Carter Kinkead and Dr. George Stiles in Windsor for about three years as a bookkeeper. His jumper was pulled around his neck and the rope was over it. 15 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

An honored wife, a cherished daughter, mother of three lively children, she had everything to live for. She later worked for Billy Williams, with Dowdy Real Estate, which later changed to Williams Real Estate, in Windsor for many years. STEIN, Louise M. 1907-2011. WINBERRY, Mary E. (SHOPE)||Sept. They moved to Deepwater after she graduated from Lowry City High School. The guiding principles of truth, honesty and right living, which he practiced and endorsed have not passed away with him but remain to guide the lives of those who loved and respected him. Harry was married to Maybelle (Bramell) Stone, who preceded him in death on June 8, 2010. And received three bronze stars and a Purple Heart. Her love of learning served her well, eventually she earned her she earned her Masters in Education.

Daily Democrat, Clinton MO - Virginia M. Smith, 76, formerly of Clinton, died October 31, 1995, at the North Kansas City Hospital. Funeral services will be held Saturday, April 22, at the Consalus Chapel, Clinton. Paul's Lutheran Church, Concordia. On January 6, 1914 she was married to William Henry Smith. 23, 2008, Rick lost his human battles and gained his eternal rewards. Survivors are his wife, Mina Dell, of the home; four daughters, Linda Tappmeyer and husband, Mark, Bolivar, Dell Ann Norman and husband, Victor, Greenwood, Kay Jean Bontrager and husband, Gerald, Mentor, Ohio, and Nancy Schroder and husband, Keith, Blue Springs; two brothers, William A. Smith and wife, Elizabeth, Urich, and Dale Smith and wife, Dana, Kansas City, and eight grandchildren. Rel: Daughters: Mrs. Chester Rife, Wheatland, Mrs. Lewis Breshears, Wheatland, Mrs. Jess Williams, KC Mo, Mrs. Kenneth Rife, KC Mo; Brothers: Bud Fields, Falls City Or, Arthur Fields, Bertha Ca, Elsworth Fields, Pleasanton Ks. He made and kept so many friends, yet always made time for his family. Name: Charles Marion Drennon. WATERS, Anna May "Nannie" (HAMMER) (SMITH)||June 10, 1870||Mar. He was a volunteer fireman with the Deer Creek Fire Department and a CERT volunteer, and he was a member of the American Legion.