Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Agnes Kendrick, 92, who died Friday night, January 3 [Sat morn at 5 am, January 4th], in Los Angeles, Calif. The body was returned to Shelbina by plane, where it lay in state at Hayes Funeral Home. Mrs. Kendrick is the former Agnes Bell and was born in St. Paul, Kan., the daughter of Thomas and Louisa Saunders Bell. She was married to Albert Kendrick in St. Paul, Kan. [sic, actually Shelbina, Mo.] on January 13, 1904. All of their married life was spent on a farm in the Shelbina community. Following his death, September 13, 1947 [sic, actually September 8, 1940], Mrs. Kendrick moved to Monroe City where she made her home for several years with [near] her sister, Mrs. Del Jarboe, later moving to Los Angeles. She is survived by four children, Joe of the home place in Shelbina, Jerome of St. Louis, Harry and Mrs. Isabelle White [Anderson], both of Los Angeles; a sister, Mrs. Rose Bowls of Liberal, Kan., a number of grandchildren, nieces and nephews. In this community she is survived by Mrs. Charles Kelly and Mrs. Clifford Gander of Monroe City, Mrs. Otis Buckman and Mrs. Roy Greenwell of Shelbina, who are all nieces. She was preceded in death by a daughter, Modesta Clark and a son, Steve. Mrs. Kendrick was a member of the Catholic church. Funeral Mass was held Wednesday morning, January 8 in St. Mary's Catholic Church in Shelbina. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Agnes Kendrick, 92, who died Friday night, January 3 [Sat morn at 5 am, January 4th], in Los Angeles, Calif. The body was returned to Shelbina by plane, where it lay in state at Hayes Funeral Home. Mrs. Kendrick is the former Agnes Bell and was born in St. Paul, Kan., the daughter of Thomas and Louisa Saunders Bell. She was married to Albert Kendrick in St. Paul, Kan. [sic, actually Shelbina, Mo.] on January 13, 1904. All of their married life was spent on a farm in the Shelbina community. Following his death, September 13, 1947 [sic, actually September 8, 1940], Mrs. Kendrick moved to Monroe City where she made her home for several years with [near] her sister, Mrs. Del Jarboe, later moving to Los Angeles. She is survived by four children, Joe of the home place in Shelbina, Jerome of St. Louis, Harry and Mrs. Isabelle White [Anderson], both of Los Angeles; a sister, Mrs. Rose Bowls of Liberal, Kan., a number of grandchildren, nieces and nephews. In this community she is survived by Mrs. Charles Kelly and Mrs. Clifford Gander of Monroe City, Mrs. Otis Buckman and Mrs. Roy Greenwell of Shelbina, who are all nieces. She was preceded in death by a daughter, Modesta Clark and a son, Steve. Mrs. Kendrick was a member of the Catholic church. Funeral Mass was held Wednesday morning, January 8 in St. Mary's Catholic Church in Shelbina. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery.
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