Fredonia Daily Harold, May 21, 1934
Mary Lominda Glover, age 57 yrs, 9mo., and 18days, died Saturday evening in the Wilson County Hospital at Neodesha, following an illness of tetanus. She was the wife of C.H. Glover and lived 1 ¼ miles northeast of Buxton. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lee Roseberry, 4 miles west of Fredonia, conducted by Rev. R.E. Loshbaugh, pastor of the Brethren church and interment will be in the Weakley cemetery. Carson Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Besides her husband, she is survived by four daughters; Mrs. Maude Roseberry of New Albany, Mrs. Josie Smith of Larmar, Co., Mrs. Adaline White, of Green Castle, Mo., and Miss Anita Glover of the home; two sons, William of Holly, Co., and Chas., of the home; five step-children, Raymond of Holly, Co., Mrs. Mettie Jesse of Excelsior Springs, Mo., Joseph of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Linnie Hass and Mrs. Winnie Burden of Compton, CA.
Mary Lominda Glover, age 57 yrs, 9mo., and 18days, died Saturday evening in the Wilson County Hospital at Neodesha, following an illness of tetanus. She was the wife of C.H. Glover and lived 1 ¼ miles northeast of Buxton. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lee Roseberry, 4 miles west of Fredonia, conducted by Rev. R.E. Loshbaugh, pastor of the Brethren church and interment will be in the Weakley cemetery. Carson Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Besides her husband, she is survived by four daughters; Mrs. Maude Roseberry of New Albany, Mrs. Josie Smith of Larmar, Co., Mrs. Adaline White, of Green Castle, Mo., and Miss Anita Glover of the home; two sons, William of Holly, Co., and Chas., of the home; five step-children, Raymond of Holly, Co., Mrs. Mettie Jesse of Excelsior Springs, Mo., Joseph of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Linnie Hass and Mrs. Winnie Burden of Compton, CA.
Fredonia Daily Harold, May 21, 1934
Mary Lominda Glover, age 57 yrs, 9mo., and 18days, died Saturday evening in the Wilson County Hospital at Neodesha, following an illness of tetanus. She was the wife of C.H. Glover and lived 1 ¼ miles northeast of Buxton. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lee Roseberry, 4 miles west of Fredonia, conducted by Rev. R.E. Loshbaugh, pastor of the Brethren church and interment will be in the Weakley cemetery. Carson Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Besides her husband, she is survived by four daughters; Mrs. Maude Roseberry of New Albany, Mrs. Josie Smith of Larmar, Co., Mrs. Adaline White, of Green Castle, Mo., and Miss Anita Glover of the home; two sons, William of Holly, Co., and Chas., of the home; five step-children, Raymond of Holly, Co., Mrs. Mettie Jesse of Excelsior Springs, Mo., Joseph of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Linnie Hass and Mrs. Winnie Burden of Compton, CA.
Mary Lominda Glover, age 57 yrs, 9mo., and 18days, died Saturday evening in the Wilson County Hospital at Neodesha, following an illness of tetanus. She was the wife of C.H. Glover and lived 1 ¼ miles northeast of Buxton. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lee Roseberry, 4 miles west of Fredonia, conducted by Rev. R.E. Loshbaugh, pastor of the Brethren church and interment will be in the Weakley cemetery. Carson Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Besides her husband, she is survived by four daughters; Mrs. Maude Roseberry of New Albany, Mrs. Josie Smith of Larmar, Co., Mrs. Adaline White, of Green Castle, Mo., and Miss Anita Glover of the home; two sons, William of Holly, Co., and Chas., of the home; five step-children, Raymond of Holly, Co., Mrs. Mettie Jesse of Excelsior Springs, Mo., Joseph of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Linnie Hass and Mrs. Winnie Burden of Compton, CA.
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