LOLA M LOVETT
Date of Birth: 17 January 1905
Date of Death: 11 December 2002 Proven
Est. Age at Death: 97Y 10M 24D
Issuing State: Missouri
Last known residence: Eagleville, Harrison, Missouri
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She appears on these two Censuses with her parents:
1910/ Missouri/ Caldwell
h/ Romy Bell, 30y b.KY, M1/10, occ: Mail Carrier/Rural
w/ Myrtle, 33y b.MO, mother of 6/6 living
s/b s/ Cecil, 9y b.MO
s/ Frankie, 7y b.MO
s/ Archie, 6y b.MO
d/ Lola, 5y b.MO
s/ Earl, 3y b.MO
s/ Fred, 3y b.MO
residence: (no house number) Frame Street, Hamilton
1920/ Missouri/ Caldwell
h/ Romy Bell, 40y b.KY, occ: Farmer
w/ Myrtle E, 43y b.MO
s/ Cecil H, 18y b.MO, occ: Farmer/Working out
s/ Andrew F, 17y b.MO
s/ Archie D, 16y b.MO
d/ Lola M, 15y b.MO
s/ Earl E, 13y b.MO
s/ Fred G, 11y b.MO
Cecil W Lovett and Lola Mae Bell married 11 April 1929 in Gallatin, Daviess County, Missouri. (Image)
She appears on the 1930, 1940, and 1950 Censuses with her husband, Cecil.
Links to brothers, Archie Dale Bell, and Earl E Bell. Sent edits to link parents 18 May 2021.
Published obituary
LOLA MAE (BELL) LOVETT, 97, passed away Wednesday, December 11, 2002, at an area nursing home. She was born January 17, 1905, in Daviess County, Missouri, one of six children of Romey and Myrtle (Gebhart) Bell. Lola Mae lived in the Hamilton area most of her childhood, except for a short period of time when they lived in Colorado. She finished high school in Hamilton. She then attended Chillicothe Business College. After receiving her certificate, she went to work for a creamery in Jamesport as a bookkeeper. This is when she met her future husband, Cecil Wilson Lovett. They were married on April 11, 1929. They moved to C W's hometown, Blythedale, Missouri. Lola Mae was raised in the Disciples of Christ Church. After her marriage, she was baptized into the Church of God of Abraham's Faith.
Blythedale is where the three oldest children were born: Virginia Lea, Adene Louise and Cecil W Jr. After moving to St Joseph, their second son was born, Karl Wilburn. The Lovett family moved to Topeka, Kansas, during the second World War, moving back to Blythedale in 1944. Lola Mae went to work as a bookkeeper for the Eagleville Lumber company. She later kept books for the Blythedale and Ridgeway Lumber Companies. Lola Mae was an avid gardener and a charter member of the Blythedale Extension Homemakers Club. She was a sponsor for several years of the Eagleville Epsilon Delta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. As a volunteer of the Harrison County RSVP, she was awarded a 20-year pin.
Survivors include two daughters, Virginia Shain and husband Delbert, Eagleville, Missouri, Adene Beeson and husband, Garland, Princeton, Missouri; two sons, Cecil Lovett and wife Rue, Kearney, Missouri, Karl Lovett and wife Joye, Aransas Pass, Texas; twelve grandchildren; twenty great-grandchildren; [and] nine great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, C W, on August 4, 1967; her parents; and five brothers, Cecil Bell, Frank Bell, Archie Bell, Earl Bell and Fred Bell.
The Kansas City STAR
December 13, 2002
obit added by ctaz
Date of Birth: 17 January 1905
Date of Death: 11 December 2002 Proven
Est. Age at Death: 97Y 10M 24D
Issuing State: Missouri
Last known residence: Eagleville, Harrison, Missouri
geneologybank.com SSDI
She appears on these two Censuses with her parents:
1910/ Missouri/ Caldwell
h/ Romy Bell, 30y b.KY, M1/10, occ: Mail Carrier/Rural
w/ Myrtle, 33y b.MO, mother of 6/6 living
s/b s/ Cecil, 9y b.MO
s/ Frankie, 7y b.MO
s/ Archie, 6y b.MO
d/ Lola, 5y b.MO
s/ Earl, 3y b.MO
s/ Fred, 3y b.MO
residence: (no house number) Frame Street, Hamilton
1920/ Missouri/ Caldwell
h/ Romy Bell, 40y b.KY, occ: Farmer
w/ Myrtle E, 43y b.MO
s/ Cecil H, 18y b.MO, occ: Farmer/Working out
s/ Andrew F, 17y b.MO
s/ Archie D, 16y b.MO
d/ Lola M, 15y b.MO
s/ Earl E, 13y b.MO
s/ Fred G, 11y b.MO
Cecil W Lovett and Lola Mae Bell married 11 April 1929 in Gallatin, Daviess County, Missouri. (Image)
She appears on the 1930, 1940, and 1950 Censuses with her husband, Cecil.
Links to brothers, Archie Dale Bell, and Earl E Bell. Sent edits to link parents 18 May 2021.
Published obituary
LOLA MAE (BELL) LOVETT, 97, passed away Wednesday, December 11, 2002, at an area nursing home. She was born January 17, 1905, in Daviess County, Missouri, one of six children of Romey and Myrtle (Gebhart) Bell. Lola Mae lived in the Hamilton area most of her childhood, except for a short period of time when they lived in Colorado. She finished high school in Hamilton. She then attended Chillicothe Business College. After receiving her certificate, she went to work for a creamery in Jamesport as a bookkeeper. This is when she met her future husband, Cecil Wilson Lovett. They were married on April 11, 1929. They moved to C W's hometown, Blythedale, Missouri. Lola Mae was raised in the Disciples of Christ Church. After her marriage, she was baptized into the Church of God of Abraham's Faith.
Blythedale is where the three oldest children were born: Virginia Lea, Adene Louise and Cecil W Jr. After moving to St Joseph, their second son was born, Karl Wilburn. The Lovett family moved to Topeka, Kansas, during the second World War, moving back to Blythedale in 1944. Lola Mae went to work as a bookkeeper for the Eagleville Lumber company. She later kept books for the Blythedale and Ridgeway Lumber Companies. Lola Mae was an avid gardener and a charter member of the Blythedale Extension Homemakers Club. She was a sponsor for several years of the Eagleville Epsilon Delta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. As a volunteer of the Harrison County RSVP, she was awarded a 20-year pin.
Survivors include two daughters, Virginia Shain and husband Delbert, Eagleville, Missouri, Adene Beeson and husband, Garland, Princeton, Missouri; two sons, Cecil Lovett and wife Rue, Kearney, Missouri, Karl Lovett and wife Joye, Aransas Pass, Texas; twelve grandchildren; twenty great-grandchildren; [and] nine great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, C W, on August 4, 1967; her parents; and five brothers, Cecil Bell, Frank Bell, Archie Bell, Earl Bell and Fred Bell.
The Kansas City STAR
December 13, 2002
obit added by ctaz
LOLA M LOVETT
Date of Birth: 17 January 1905
Date of Death: 11 December 2002 Proven
Est. Age at Death: 97Y 10M 24D
Issuing State: Missouri
Last known residence: Eagleville, Harrison, Missouri
geneologybank.com SSDI
She appears on these two Censuses with her parents:
1910/ Missouri/ Caldwell
h/ Romy Bell, 30y b.KY, M1/10, occ: Mail Carrier/Rural
w/ Myrtle, 33y b.MO, mother of 6/6 living
s/b s/ Cecil, 9y b.MO
s/ Frankie, 7y b.MO
s/ Archie, 6y b.MO
d/ Lola, 5y b.MO
s/ Earl, 3y b.MO
s/ Fred, 3y b.MO
residence: (no house number) Frame Street, Hamilton
1920/ Missouri/ Caldwell
h/ Romy Bell, 40y b.KY, occ: Farmer
w/ Myrtle E, 43y b.MO
s/ Cecil H, 18y b.MO, occ: Farmer/Working out
s/ Andrew F, 17y b.MO
s/ Archie D, 16y b.MO
d/ Lola M, 15y b.MO
s/ Earl E, 13y b.MO
s/ Fred G, 11y b.MO
Cecil W Lovett and Lola Mae Bell married 11 April 1929 in Gallatin, Daviess County, Missouri. (Image)
She appears on the 1930, 1940, and 1950 Censuses with her husband, Cecil.
Links to brothers, Archie Dale Bell, and Earl E Bell. Sent edits to link parents 18 May 2021.
Published obituary
LOLA MAE (BELL) LOVETT, 97, passed away Wednesday, December 11, 2002, at an area nursing home. She was born January 17, 1905, in Daviess County, Missouri, one of six children of Romey and Myrtle (Gebhart) Bell. Lola Mae lived in the Hamilton area most of her childhood, except for a short period of time when they lived in Colorado. She finished high school in Hamilton. She then attended Chillicothe Business College. After receiving her certificate, she went to work for a creamery in Jamesport as a bookkeeper. This is when she met her future husband, Cecil Wilson Lovett. They were married on April 11, 1929. They moved to C W's hometown, Blythedale, Missouri. Lola Mae was raised in the Disciples of Christ Church. After her marriage, she was baptized into the Church of God of Abraham's Faith.
Blythedale is where the three oldest children were born: Virginia Lea, Adene Louise and Cecil W Jr. After moving to St Joseph, their second son was born, Karl Wilburn. The Lovett family moved to Topeka, Kansas, during the second World War, moving back to Blythedale in 1944. Lola Mae went to work as a bookkeeper for the Eagleville Lumber company. She later kept books for the Blythedale and Ridgeway Lumber Companies. Lola Mae was an avid gardener and a charter member of the Blythedale Extension Homemakers Club. She was a sponsor for several years of the Eagleville Epsilon Delta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. As a volunteer of the Harrison County RSVP, she was awarded a 20-year pin.
Survivors include two daughters, Virginia Shain and husband Delbert, Eagleville, Missouri, Adene Beeson and husband, Garland, Princeton, Missouri; two sons, Cecil Lovett and wife Rue, Kearney, Missouri, Karl Lovett and wife Joye, Aransas Pass, Texas; twelve grandchildren; twenty great-grandchildren; [and] nine great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, C W, on August 4, 1967; her parents; and five brothers, Cecil Bell, Frank Bell, Archie Bell, Earl Bell and Fred Bell.
The Kansas City STAR
December 13, 2002
obit added by ctaz
Date of Birth: 17 January 1905
Date of Death: 11 December 2002 Proven
Est. Age at Death: 97Y 10M 24D
Issuing State: Missouri
Last known residence: Eagleville, Harrison, Missouri
geneologybank.com SSDI
She appears on these two Censuses with her parents:
1910/ Missouri/ Caldwell
h/ Romy Bell, 30y b.KY, M1/10, occ: Mail Carrier/Rural
w/ Myrtle, 33y b.MO, mother of 6/6 living
s/b s/ Cecil, 9y b.MO
s/ Frankie, 7y b.MO
s/ Archie, 6y b.MO
d/ Lola, 5y b.MO
s/ Earl, 3y b.MO
s/ Fred, 3y b.MO
residence: (no house number) Frame Street, Hamilton
1920/ Missouri/ Caldwell
h/ Romy Bell, 40y b.KY, occ: Farmer
w/ Myrtle E, 43y b.MO
s/ Cecil H, 18y b.MO, occ: Farmer/Working out
s/ Andrew F, 17y b.MO
s/ Archie D, 16y b.MO
d/ Lola M, 15y b.MO
s/ Earl E, 13y b.MO
s/ Fred G, 11y b.MO
Cecil W Lovett and Lola Mae Bell married 11 April 1929 in Gallatin, Daviess County, Missouri. (Image)
She appears on the 1930, 1940, and 1950 Censuses with her husband, Cecil.
Links to brothers, Archie Dale Bell, and Earl E Bell. Sent edits to link parents 18 May 2021.
Published obituary
LOLA MAE (BELL) LOVETT, 97, passed away Wednesday, December 11, 2002, at an area nursing home. She was born January 17, 1905, in Daviess County, Missouri, one of six children of Romey and Myrtle (Gebhart) Bell. Lola Mae lived in the Hamilton area most of her childhood, except for a short period of time when they lived in Colorado. She finished high school in Hamilton. She then attended Chillicothe Business College. After receiving her certificate, she went to work for a creamery in Jamesport as a bookkeeper. This is when she met her future husband, Cecil Wilson Lovett. They were married on April 11, 1929. They moved to C W's hometown, Blythedale, Missouri. Lola Mae was raised in the Disciples of Christ Church. After her marriage, she was baptized into the Church of God of Abraham's Faith.
Blythedale is where the three oldest children were born: Virginia Lea, Adene Louise and Cecil W Jr. After moving to St Joseph, their second son was born, Karl Wilburn. The Lovett family moved to Topeka, Kansas, during the second World War, moving back to Blythedale in 1944. Lola Mae went to work as a bookkeeper for the Eagleville Lumber company. She later kept books for the Blythedale and Ridgeway Lumber Companies. Lola Mae was an avid gardener and a charter member of the Blythedale Extension Homemakers Club. She was a sponsor for several years of the Eagleville Epsilon Delta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. As a volunteer of the Harrison County RSVP, she was awarded a 20-year pin.
Survivors include two daughters, Virginia Shain and husband Delbert, Eagleville, Missouri, Adene Beeson and husband, Garland, Princeton, Missouri; two sons, Cecil Lovett and wife Rue, Kearney, Missouri, Karl Lovett and wife Joye, Aransas Pass, Texas; twelve grandchildren; twenty great-grandchildren; [and] nine great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, C W, on August 4, 1967; her parents; and five brothers, Cecil Bell, Frank Bell, Archie Bell, Earl Bell and Fred Bell.
The Kansas City STAR
December 13, 2002
obit added by ctaz
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