LA PLATA HOME PRESS, La Plata, Missouri
May 12, 1949
GLEN MILES
---Glen Miles, fifty-nine, died Thursday afternoon, May 5, in Dumas, Texas, according to a telegram received here by his brother, J.W. Miles.
---Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in Livingston, Texas.
---"Mike," as he was often called here, was born in La Plata and grew up here. He was a rural mail carrier for a short time and later worked for the pipe line, becoming construction foreman.
---He married Mrs. Myrtle Martin of Bucklin who survives him. The children, W.C. Martin and Naomi, also survives.
May 12, 1949
GLEN MILES
---Glen Miles, fifty-nine, died Thursday afternoon, May 5, in Dumas, Texas, according to a telegram received here by his brother, J.W. Miles.
---Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in Livingston, Texas.
---"Mike," as he was often called here, was born in La Plata and grew up here. He was a rural mail carrier for a short time and later worked for the pipe line, becoming construction foreman.
---He married Mrs. Myrtle Martin of Bucklin who survives him. The children, W.C. Martin and Naomi, also survives.
LA PLATA HOME PRESS, La Plata, Missouri
May 12, 1949
GLEN MILES
---Glen Miles, fifty-nine, died Thursday afternoon, May 5, in Dumas, Texas, according to a telegram received here by his brother, J.W. Miles.
---Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in Livingston, Texas.
---"Mike," as he was often called here, was born in La Plata and grew up here. He was a rural mail carrier for a short time and later worked for the pipe line, becoming construction foreman.
---He married Mrs. Myrtle Martin of Bucklin who survives him. The children, W.C. Martin and Naomi, also survives.
May 12, 1949
GLEN MILES
---Glen Miles, fifty-nine, died Thursday afternoon, May 5, in Dumas, Texas, according to a telegram received here by his brother, J.W. Miles.
---Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in Livingston, Texas.
---"Mike," as he was often called here, was born in La Plata and grew up here. He was a rural mail carrier for a short time and later worked for the pipe line, becoming construction foreman.
---He married Mrs. Myrtle Martin of Bucklin who survives him. The children, W.C. Martin and Naomi, also survives.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
