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Maryville Daily
Forum
Saturday December 18, 1954 p. 7
Mrs. Pierpoint Dies At Home of Daughter
Mrs.
Nora Pierpoint, age 88, died at
8:30 p. m., yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Weber McMillen, 217 E. 7th St., following a several
weeksÕ serious illness.
Born
Oct. 16, 1866, in the Shell Grove community east of Quitman, Mrs. Pierpoint was the daughter of the late Elwood and Susan
Smith Fakes, pioneer residents of
Nodaway County. She had resided in
this community all of her life. On
Oct. 26, 1898, she was married to the late Ralph Pierpoint, who preceded her in death on Oct. 13, 1939.
As
a young girl Mrs. Pierpoint
joined the Christian Church, and at the time of her death, belonged to the
Maryville Christian Church.
Survivors
include the daughter, Mrs. McMillen,
one son, County Superintendent Claude Pierpoint, Maryville; one brother, Charles Fakes, Maryville; five grandchildren---Kenneth
McMillen, Loren and Don Pierpoint;
Miss Katherine McMillen,
Kansas City, and K. R. Pierpoint,
Peoria, Ill.; and six great grandchildren. Three sisters preceded her in death.
Funeral
services will be held Monday at the Price Funeral Home, where the body will lie
in state before the service. The
Rev. D. Franklin Kohl, pastor of the First Christian Church, will be in charge
of the ritual. Burial will be in
the Miriam cemetery.
[Neidel, Virginia George ÒDollyÓ]
Maryville
Daily Forum
Tuesday December 15, 1931
Miss
Virginia Neidel
Dies—Rites Thursday
Miss (Dolly) Virginia George Neidel, fifteen-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Neidel died at 10:30
oÕclock this morning at their farm home north of Maryville. The child has been
an invalid all of her life.
She is survived by her parents, one sister, Mrs.
Mildred Rhoades and three
brothers, Harry, Burton and James Neidel all of Maryville, and her grandmother Mrs. Louisa Neidel.
The
funeral services will be held at the Price Funeral home at 1:30 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Burial will be made at Oak Hill cemetery. Further
arrangements will be announced later.
Maryville
Daily Forum
Wednesday January 30, 1957 [p. 1]
JOHN
W. NEAL DIES TODAY IN
KANSAS CITY
John W. [illiam] Neal, Maryville barber, died at 6:45 a. m. today, at a
hospital In Kansas City following surgery. He lived at 522 E. 1st St.
Mr. Neal was born Sept. 11, 1882, at Pickering, the son of the late Lewis
J.[ohnson] and Nancy [Jane] Webb Neal.
He was married to Miss Lola M. Strong in 1908. He had lived in Maryville 11 years and was a member of the
Christian church, the Odd Fellows and Rebecca Lodges and the Lions Club.
Survivors include his widow, of the home; a
brother, George Neal, Oklahoma
City, Okla.; seven sisters: Mrs. Lizzie Hanna and Mrs. George [William] Smith [Dorrit], St. Joseph: Mrs. Mary Wysong and Mrs. Edith Judah, Oklahoma City; Mrs. Dollie Baum, Mill Valley, Calif.; Mrs. John [Oliver]
Collins [Edna], Barnard, and Mrs.
Charles [Levi] Hinton [Ethel],
Pickering.
Funeral
services will be held at 2 p. m. Friday at the Price Funeral home. Burial will
be In the Miriam cemetery. There will be Odd Fellows services.
Maryville
Daily Forum
Saturday July 16, 1977 p. 3
Ethel
N. Hinton
Ethel
N. Hinton, Pickering, died at
5:40 pm. Friday at St. Francis Hospital following a long illness.
She
was born Jan. 10, 1886 in Maryville. Her parents were the late Mr. and Mrs.
[Lewis] John [son] Neal [Nancy Jane Webb]. She was married to Charles L.[evi] Hinton in Maryville on Nov. 21, 1908 [November 21,
1906]. Her husband died Nov. 23, 1962.
Mrs.
Hinton was a member of the
Pickering Christian Church and was past Worthy Matron of the Order of the
Eastern Star.
She
is survived by one son, William Henry Hinton, Bond, Colo.; three daughters, Mrs.
Mary Early, St Joseph; Mrs.
Gladys Mock, Kansas City and Miss
Lola Hinton of the home. She is
also survived by a brother George Neal, Oklahoma City, Okla., a sister, Mrs. Dollie Baum, Mill Valley, Calif., Mrs. Dorrit Smith, St. Joseph, and 13 grandchildren and several
great and great-great grandchildren.
Services will be held
Monday with burial in White Oak Cemetery, Pickering.
[Missouri Marriage
Records, 1805-2002 database gives the date of the marriage as November 21,
1906.]
Maryville Daily
Forum
Saturday November 24, 1962 [p. 1]
RETIRED FARMER DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Charles
L. [evi] Hinton, 81-year-old
retired Pickering farmer, died at 3:20 p.m. Friday at St. Francis Hospital
after a long illness. He had been hospitalized since Oct. 1.
Mr.
Hinton, who spent his entire life
in and near Pickering, was a member of the Pickering Christian Church and the
Pickering AF&AM.
He
was born May 26, 1881, at Pickering, the son of William H. [enry] Hinton and Louise [Louisa Elizabeth] Conklin Hinton. He was married Nov. 21, 1906, at Maryville to Ethel
Neal, who survives.
In
addition to his wife of the home, survivors are two sons, William Henry
Hinton, Radium, Colo., and Lewis
J. Hinton. St. Joseph; three
daughters, Mrs. Arthur Early [Mary],
St. Joseph; Sgt. Lola G. Hinton,
Carswell Air Force Base, Ft. Worth, Tex., and Mrs. Floyd E. Mock [Gladys], Kansas City; a brother, Frank Hinton, Pickering; four sisters; Mrs. Addie [May]
Neil, Tampa, Fla.; Mrs. Sarah
[Elizabeth] Hellier, Magna, Utah;
Miss M. [abel] Blanche Hinton,
Maryville; and Mrs. Charles Taylor,
Hopkins; 13 grandchildren and seven great-grand children.
Services
will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Pickering Christian Church by the Rev.
Delbert Dick. A Masonic service also will be conducted. Burial will be in White
Oak Cemetery, Pickering.
The body, which is at
Price Funeral Home, will lie in state from 1 to 2 p.m. Monday at the church.
Maryville Daily
Forum
Saturday November 24, 1962 [p. 1]
CARMICHAEL SERVICES
HELD IN KANSAS CITY
Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon [Elton Cecil] Bruner,
Conway, Ia., and Homer Carmichael
and son, LeRoy Carmichael,
Maryville, attended funeral services Friday in Kansas City, Mo., for William
D. [avid] Carmichael, a brother
of Mrs. Bruner [Ethel Clara] and Homer Carmichael. Burial was in Mt. Moriah Cemetery, Kansas City.
Mr. Carmichael, 87, died Tuesday at his home. Born in Indiana
[September 25, 1875], he spent many years in Nodaway and Holt Counties before
moving to Columbia in 1928. He had lived in Kansas City since April. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
[Ve] Nila Carmichael, and four
sons.
[Source of birth date: World War I draft registration card]
[Butler, Maude Agnes
Shrubshell]
Maryville Daily
Forum
Saturday November 24, 1962 [p. 1]
MRS. MAUDE BUTLER DIES AT HOSPITAL
Mrs.
Maude Agnes Butler, 75-year-old
Maryville resident for most of her life, died at 11:10 a.m., today at St.
Francis Hospital after a brief illness.
Mrs.
Butler was born Aug. 10, 1887, at
Loup City, Neb., to James Shrubshell and Agnes McLarnan Shrubshell. She was married Nov. 19, 1912, at St. Joseph to William Lawrence
Butler, who preceded her in
death. She was a member of the First Christian Church, Rebecca Lodge and the
Royal Neighbor Lodge.
She
is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Morris Garetn, Mrs. William. D. McMahon
and Mrs. Robert Loch, Maryville; a brother, Walter Shrubshell, Maryville; five grandchildren and six great
grand children. She was preceded in death by a sister, Mrs. Florence
Armstrong, Maryville.
Funeral arrangements
have not been completed, but
the body is at Price Funeral Home.
Maryville Daily
Forum
Monday December 5, 1938
Mrs. Nancy Neal, Age 90, Dies, Funeral Tuesday
Mrs.
Nancy [Jane] Webb Neal, 90 years
of age, widow of Lewis Johnson Neal
of Pickering, died at 10:30 oÕclock Saturday night at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. J. [ohn] H. [enry] Hanna [Elizabeth], and granddaughter, Mrs. Harry Seiler [Nancy Edith], 421 West Halassy Street in this city. Mrs. Neal, who was taken ill in August when she was
stricken with a heart attack, was brought to her daughterÕs home here a week
ago from her home near Pickering.
Funeral
services will be held at 1 oÕclock Tuesday afternoon at the Christian church in
Pickering of which Mrs. Neal
was a charter member. Burial will be made in the White Oak Cemetery at
Pickering.
Mrs.
Neal, who was born August 8,
1848, in Putnam County, Ind., had returned to Indiana to visit her childhood
home just before she became ill.
She had lived in and near Pickering for sixty-five years.
Married
October 7, 1869, Mr. and Mrs. Neal
lived near Rockville, Ind. until coming to Missouri in 1873. After Mr. NealÕs death, February 4, 1914, Mrs. Neal had lived with two sons on the family farm, one
and one-half miles northeast of Pickering.
Surviving
are ten children. They are Marion
Neal, George W. [ashington] Neal
and Mrs. Roy Judah [Edith],
Pickering; Mrs. J. [ohn] H. [enry] Hanna [Elizabeth], Maryville; John W. [illiam] Neal, Laguna Beach, Calif.; Mrs. J.[oseph] P. Baum
[Dollie], Mill Valley, Calif.; Mrs.
E. [lza] G. Wysong [Mary],
Oklahoma City, Okla.; Mrs. J. [ohn] O. [liver] Collins [Edna], Albany, Mo.; Mrs. Charles [Levi] Hinton
[Ethel], Bolckow, and Mrs. G.
[eorge] W. [illiam] Smith [Dorrit],
Savannah. Four sisters, Mrs. Lina Thomas, Rockville, Ind., Mrs. Addie Mater, Thorntown, Ind., Mrs. Mary Collings, Rockville, and Mrs. Lottie Watkins, Crawfordsville, Ind., and two brothers, Harry
Webb, Wheatland, Ind., and Spotsard
Webb, Hallmore, Ind., also
survive. There are thirty-six
grandchildren, fifty-six great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
Mr.
and Mrs. Wysong of Oklahoma City
arrived last night for the funeral.
The other children, with the exception of Mrs. Baum, were here during her illness.
[NEAL, NANCY JANE WEBB]
Bedford Times-Press (Bedford, Iowa), Thursday, December 15, 1938
Mrs. Nancy Neal of Pickering Dies
Mrs. Nancy Neal, 90, of Pickering, Mo., died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. [ane] Hanna in Maryville Saturday night, after an illness of several months. She was taken to her daughter's home a week previous to her death.
Mrs. Neal is survived by ten children, one of whom is Mrs. Elza Wysong of Oklahoma City, Okla., a former resident of Bedford.
The funeral services were held at the Christian church in Pickering Tuesday afternoon. Burial was in the White Oak cemetery near Pickering.
Maryville Daily
Forum
Monday February 23, 1948 [p. 1]
George W. Collins Dies; Funeral to Be Tuesday
Funeral
services for George W. [illiam] Collins of Skidmore will be held at 2 oÕclock Tuesday afternoon at the
Skidmore Christian church of which he was a member. Mr. Collins died at 4 oÕclock Sunday afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Crawford of
Maryville. Mr. Collins was a retired farmer and had lived in the
Skidmore community since 1871. He
had been ill four months.
The
Rev. Mrs. R. W. Emerson, pastor of the Skidmore Christian church will conduct
the services. Burial will be in
the Oak Hill cemetery of Maryville.
He
was born March 1, 1856, in Hartyville, Ky., the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
George Collins. He was married to Rebecca F.
[lorence] Colwell, who died in
1927.
He
is survived by one son, Frank W. Collins, Skidmore; one daughter, Mrs. Nellie L. Barrett, Albany, four grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Maryville Daily
Forum
Wednesday February 25, 1948 p. 5
Rites for George
Collins
The
Rev. Mrs. R. W. Emerson conducted funeral services for George William
Collins at 2 oÕclock Tuesday
afternoon at the Skidmore Christian church. Mr. Collins
died Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Crawford in Maryville.
Mrs.
Hannah Bramble, Mrs. H. C. Hofer and Dr. Walker composed a trio who sang ÒIn
the GardenÓ and ÒNearer My God To Thee.Ó
Dr. Walker sang a solo, ÒCity Four Square.Ó They were accompanied by Mrs. Mable Dysart.
Pallbearers
were Johnny Hart, Ted Deffenbaugh, Homer Newton, Frank Coston, Dr. Bert
Strickler and Earl Jordan.
Burial
was in Oak Hill cemetery at Maryville.
Maryville Daily
Forum
Monday February 23, 1948 [p. 1]
Albert W. Neeley
Dies; Was Quitman Resident
Albert
Winston Neeley, 79-year-old
Quitman resident, died at 4:40 oÕclock Sunday morning at the Martin Landfather
hospital here where he had been a patient the last ten days. Mr. Neeley was a retired farmer and had lived in the Quitman
community 40 years.
Funeral
services will be held at 2 oÕclock Tuesday afternoon at the Quitman Methodist
church. The Rev. William Thompson
will conduct the services. Burial
will be in the Quitman cemetery.
He
was born April 12, 1868, in Illinois, the son of the late Wilbur and
Elizabeth Neeley. He was married to Miss Hannah Elkin at Maryville 54 years ago.
Besides
his wife he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Mary Virginia Agee, Fort Worth, Tex.; one son, Donald Neeley, Topeka, Kas., and one grandson, Donald Elkin
Neeley.
Maryville Daily
Forum
Monday February 23, 1948 [p. 1]
Joseph B. Baker, Barnard Resident, Dies Saturday
Joseph
B. Baker, 82 years of age, died
at the home of his son, Fred Baker
of Barnard, at 11:45 oÕclock Saturday morning. Mr. Baker,
a carpenter, had been ill some time and spent all of his life at Barnard. He had been at the home of his son the
last year.
He
was married to Evelena Brinkman,
who died in 1935. His second wife
was Mary Alice Gray. She died in 1943.
He
is survived by two sons, Fred Baker,
Barnard, and Ervin Baker of
California; one daughter, Mrs. Edna Reed, Leonardville, Kas.; ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Funeral
services will be held at 2 oÕclock Tuesday afternoon at the Barnard Methodist
church. The Rev. V. R. Skinner,
pastor, will conduct the services.
The body will be taken from the Campbell funeral home to the home of his
son, Fred Baker, this
afternoon. Burial will be in the
Masonic cemetery at Barnard.
Maryville Daily
Forum
Wednesday February 25, 1948 p. 5
Baker Rites Held Tuesday
Funeral
services for Joseph B. Baker
were held Tuesday afternoon at the Barnard Methodist church. The Rev. V. R. Skinner, pastor,
conducted the services. Mr.
Baker died February 21 at the
home of his son, Fred Baker of
Barnard.
Music
was furnished by the Misses Ruth and Hulda Lunte, Bert Icke and Hal Turner,
accompanied by Mrs. Clyde Hoshor.
Pallbearers
were Orville Lawson, Orville Tompkins, Elvet McBride, Lark Mendenhall, Frank
Maffie and Clifford Ogier.[[
Flowers
were in charge of Mrs. Minnie Dougan, Mrs. Myrtle Nelson, Mrs. Harry Schmitt
and Mrs. Clarence Lincoln.
Burial
was in the Masonic cemetery at Barnard.
Maryville Daily
Forum
Wednesday February 25, 1948 [p. 1]
Mrs. Emma Walker Dies
Funeral
services were held Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Emma B. Walker, mother of Mrs. Charles Roark of Maryville, at the Brooks funeral home in
Albany. Mrs. Walker was born and lived most of her life in Gentry
County. She died at the home of a
daughter, Mrs. Natalie Wade,
in Denver, February 17 at the age of 72 years.
She
died of a heart attack, although her health had been failing for several
years. She spent a winter at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Roark
three years ago.
Besides
her two daughters, she is survived by one son, P. L. Walker, Denver; one brother, [Homer] Roy Summa, Albany; one sister, Mrs. A. [ngeline] L. [uvada] Maxwell, King City, a granddaughter, Mrs. Robert
Mitchell, and great
granddaughter, Linda Lee Mitchell,
Bedford, Ia.
The
Rev. George Manning, pastor of the Christian church of Albany, conducted the
services. Burial was in the
Grandview cemetery at Albany.
Maryville Daily
Forum
Wednesday February 25, 1948 [p. 1]
D. M. Gray, Ponca City, Dies at Age of 92 Years
Word
was received Monday by Mrs. [Sarah] Alwilda Davison of the death of her brother, D. [avid] M.
[cClain] Gray, 92-year-old oilman
of Ponca City, Okla. He was born
at Clearmont and was known as ÒLittle Mac.Ó He lived at Clearmont until he was 21 years of age when he
went to Oklahoma. He died Sunday
night. Funeral and burial were
held Tuesday at Ponca City.
He
was married to Miss [Hannah Cassandra] Cassie Gray. She
died 21 years ago.
He
is survived by three children: Will
[liam Thomas] Gray, Mrs. Lorena [May] Kiser and Mrs. Stella Bidwell,
Ponca City; his sister, Mrs. Davison of Maryville, and two nieces, Mrs. Eva Davis, Maryville, and Mrs. O. [liver] O. [tis]
Gregory [Annie Lizzie],
Clearmont.
Maryville Daily
Forum
Friday July 23, 1954 [p. 1]
Aged Maryville
Resident Dies this Morning
Mrs. [Sarah] Alwilda
[Gray] Davison, almost 94 years
of age, and lifelong resident of Nodaway county, died at 7:20 oÕclock this
morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Eva Davis, 203 West Seventh street, with whom she had made
her home. She had been ill for a
number of years and bedfast for the last two and one-half years.
Mrs. Davison was born Aug. 8, 1860, near Clearmont. She was married Feb. 6 1881 to Samuel
T. [homas] Davison, Clearmont,
who died July 23, 1926, at Clearmont.
Besides the daughter with whom she made her home, Mrs. Davison is survived by another daughter, Mrs. O.
[liver] O. [tis] Gregory [Annie
Lizzie], Clearmont, who has been
assisting in the care of her mother; five grandchildren and 11 great
grandchildren. Another daughter, Mrs.
Bessie [Viola] Matlock,
Clearmont, died in [Feb. 12] 1927.
Funeral
services will be held at 3:30 oÕclock Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church
in Clearmont. Burial will be in
the Clearmont cemetery in charge of the Price funeral directors.
Maryville Daily
Forum
Saturday February 21, 1948 [p. 1]
George T. Smith Dies; Funeral to Be Monday
George
Tilford Smith, 80-year-old
resident of Quitman, died at 4:40 oÕclock this morning at the St. Francis
hospital where he had been a patient one week. He had been in failing health the last year.
He
was born November 6, 1867, in Andrew County, Missouri, the son of the late John
W. and Talitha [Turpin] Smith. His wife, Mary [McDonald], died August 30, 1946.
Funeral
services will be held at 2 oÕclock Monday afternoon at the Price funeral home.
Burial will be in the Maitland cemetery.
His
only survivor is his daughter, Miss Atweil Smith, a teacher at Quitman.
Maryville Daily
Forum
Wednesday February 25, 1948 p. 5
Funeral Services Are
Held For George T. Smith
At
2 oÕclock Monday afternoon the funeral services for George T. [ilford] Smith of Quitman were held at the Price funeral
home. The Rev. Guy Prather of
Kansas City conducted the services.
Mr. Smith died
Saturday.
A
quartet composed of Fred Wright, Byron Williams, Dick Brooks and Mrs. Lester
Hall sang ÒGoing Down the ValleyÓ and ÒThere Will Be No Tears in Paradise.Ó
They were accompanied by Mrs. Leonard Houston, pianist.
Pallbearers
were Don Donahue, Roy R. Davis, Glenn Palmer, Wayne McDonald, Douglas McDonald
and Joseph E. McDonald.
Flowers
were in charge of Mrs. Duane McCollam, Shirley Davis, Donna Pierson, Wilma
Wright, Katherine Wright, Patsy McDonald and Gayle Frankum.
Maryville Daily
Forum
Saturday August 31, 1946 [p. 1]
Mrs. Mary Smith, Quitman, Dies At Hospital Here
Mrs.
Mary Smith, 72 years of age, wife
of George T. [ilford] Smith of
Quitman, died at 5:15 oÕclock Friday afternoon at St. Francis hospital. She had been a patient there for the
last two days. She was married to Mr.
Smith September 1, 1897.
She
was born May 24, 1874, in Nodaway County, the daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. James McDonald. Her mother, Mrs. Nancy A. [nn
Simmons] McDonald, died on Mrs.
SmithÕs birthday anniversary last
May.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by one daughter, Miss Atweil Smith of the home; three brothers, Hugh D. McDonald, Skidmore, and Earl and James McDonald of Quitman; two sisters, Mrs. Charles Donahue, Maryville, and Mrs. Alma Johnston, Kansas City, Mo.
Funeral
services will be conducted from the family home, one mile northeast of Quitman,
at 2 oÕclock Monday afternoon. The
Rev. Guy Prather, Kansas City, a former pastor of the First Baptist church of
Maryville, will conduct the services.
Burial
will be in the Maitland cemetery.
Maryville Daily
Forum
Tuesday September 3, 1946 p. 3
Rites Are Held Monday
For Mrs. George Smith
Funeral
services were conducted Monday afternoon by the Rev. Guy Prather of Kansas City
for Mrs. George T. [ilford] Smith
[Mary McDonald] who died
Friday afternoon at the St. Francis hospital. The rites were held at the family home one mile east of
Quitman.
Music
was furnished by a trio composed of Mrs. Ed Gibson, Miss Alice Gibson and John
Smith, accompanied by Mrs. Ralph Riley.
Pallbearers
were Douglas, Joseph Earl and Wayne McDonald, and Francis Dale, Don and Charles
Alfred Donahue. The flowers were in charge of Mrs. Duane McCollam, Mrs. Joseph
Green, Mrs. Arnold Parshall, Miss Alice Gibson and the Misses Katherine and
Wilma Wright.
Burial
was in the Maitland cemetery.
[Eckhouse, Christina
Anderson]
Maryville Daily
Forum
Friday February 20, 1948 [p. 1]
Mrs. Morris
Eckhouse Dies at
Shenandoah, Ia.
Word
has been received in Maryville of the death of Mrs. Christina Eckhouse, 84 years of age, the widow of Morris Eckhouse. She
died last night at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Bickett of Shenandoah,
Ia. Mrs. Eckhouse fell New YearÕs Eve and broke her hip and has
been confined since that time.
For
many years she resided on a farm north of Guilford. She moved to Maryville about nine years ago and lived here
until she went to Shenandoah a few months ago.
She
is survived by six children, Albert Eckhouse, Maryville; Arthur Eckhouse, Illinois; John Eckhouse,
St. Joseph; Mrs. Anna Floew
and Mrs. Lettie Lawson,
Roseburg, Ore.; Mrs. Mary (Cleveland) North, Seguin, Tex.; and a brother, Gus Anderson, Maryville.
Burial
services will be at Guilford.
[Eckhouse, Christina
Anderson]
Maryville Daily
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Saturday February 21, 1948 [p. 1]
Eckhouse Rites Sunday
Funeral
services for Mrs. Christina Eckhouse will be held at 2 oÕclock Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church
at Guilford. Elder Abe Heinrich
will conduct the services. Mrs.
Eckhouse died Friday morning at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bernard Bickett, at Shenandoah.
She
was a member of the Lutheran church.
She was born November 13, 1863, in Engleholm, Sweden. She came to the United States in 1882
and was married to Morris Eckhouse
in 1888. Mr. Eckhouse died in 1914. Mrs. Eckhouse
spent most of her life in this country.
Burial
will be in the Graves cemetery near Guilford.
[Eckhouse, Christina
Anderson]
Maryville Daily
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Wednesday February 25, 1948 p. 5
Eckhouse Services Held Sunday at Guilford
Funeral
services were held at 2 oÕclock Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Christian
[Christina] Eckhouse at the
Guilford Methodist church. Rev.
Abe Heinrichs conducted the services.
Mrs. Eckhouse died
February 20 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bernard Bickett, where she had resided for the last several
months.
Pallbearers
were Oscar Anderson, Herbine Anderson, Herschel Anderson, Ernest Mattson and
Clifton Mattson.
Those
in charge of the flowers were Mrs. Norma Gilbert, Mrs. Neola Copeland, Mrs.
Evelyn Maxwell, Mrs. Don Bickett and Mrs. Don Smith.
Among
those attending the services from out-of-town were Arthur Eckhouse and son, Norbert, St. Louis; John Eckhouse and Mrs. Roy Maxwell, St. Joseph; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lemaster, Griswold, Ia.; Mr. and Mrs. Edmonston, Council Bluffs, Ia.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Bickett, Farragut, Ia.; Mrs.
George Lawson and Mrs. Gunder
Floew, Roseburg, Ore.