LA PLATA HOME PRESS, La Plata, Missouri
October 7, 1954
SYLVESTER EITEL
---Sylvester Eitel, son of Joseph and Lucy Robinson Eitel, was born near Ethel on February 23, 1897 and died September 27, 1954 at the Veterans Hospital in Kansas City.
---Eitels entire life, except for a time in service in World War I., and one and a half years on another farm, was spent on his farm near Ethel.
---On August 17, 1924, he was united in marriage to Miss Fay Boring. To this union was born a son, Joseph M. at present, of Kansas City.
---Eitel was preceded in death by his parents, his wife and two sisters, Mrs. Lillie Bergmann and Mrs. Daisy Boring.
---He is survived by his son, a brother, Henry of La Plata; two sisters, Mrs. Everet (Lila) Ratliff of Brookfield and Mrs. Bert (Maude) Norfolk of Gillette, Wyoming and many nieces and nephews.
---Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Ray Barnes of Marceline, at the chapel of Bell Cemetery near Elmer.
---Pallbearers were Leonard Eitel, Mervin Eitel, Donald Eitel, Leonard Boring, Kenneth Boring and Cecil Bergmann.
---Flower bearers were Lois and Sharon Knight, Lillie Bergmann, Mrs. Otis Waddill, Mrs. Mervin Eitel and Mrs. Thomas Jones. Rev. Barnes was soloist with Mrs. W.O. Byler, accompanist.
October 7, 1954
SYLVESTER EITEL
---Sylvester Eitel, son of Joseph and Lucy Robinson Eitel, was born near Ethel on February 23, 1897 and died September 27, 1954 at the Veterans Hospital in Kansas City.
---Eitels entire life, except for a time in service in World War I., and one and a half years on another farm, was spent on his farm near Ethel.
---On August 17, 1924, he was united in marriage to Miss Fay Boring. To this union was born a son, Joseph M. at present, of Kansas City.
---Eitel was preceded in death by his parents, his wife and two sisters, Mrs. Lillie Bergmann and Mrs. Daisy Boring.
---He is survived by his son, a brother, Henry of La Plata; two sisters, Mrs. Everet (Lila) Ratliff of Brookfield and Mrs. Bert (Maude) Norfolk of Gillette, Wyoming and many nieces and nephews.
---Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Ray Barnes of Marceline, at the chapel of Bell Cemetery near Elmer.
---Pallbearers were Leonard Eitel, Mervin Eitel, Donald Eitel, Leonard Boring, Kenneth Boring and Cecil Bergmann.
---Flower bearers were Lois and Sharon Knight, Lillie Bergmann, Mrs. Otis Waddill, Mrs. Mervin Eitel and Mrs. Thomas Jones. Rev. Barnes was soloist with Mrs. W.O. Byler, accompanist.
LA PLATA HOME PRESS, La Plata, Missouri
October 7, 1954
SYLVESTER EITEL
---Sylvester Eitel, son of Joseph and Lucy Robinson Eitel, was born near Ethel on February 23, 1897 and died September 27, 1954 at the Veterans Hospital in Kansas City.
---Eitels entire life, except for a time in service in World War I., and one and a half years on another farm, was spent on his farm near Ethel.
---On August 17, 1924, he was united in marriage to Miss Fay Boring. To this union was born a son, Joseph M. at present, of Kansas City.
---Eitel was preceded in death by his parents, his wife and two sisters, Mrs. Lillie Bergmann and Mrs. Daisy Boring.
---He is survived by his son, a brother, Henry of La Plata; two sisters, Mrs. Everet (Lila) Ratliff of Brookfield and Mrs. Bert (Maude) Norfolk of Gillette, Wyoming and many nieces and nephews.
---Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Ray Barnes of Marceline, at the chapel of Bell Cemetery near Elmer.
---Pallbearers were Leonard Eitel, Mervin Eitel, Donald Eitel, Leonard Boring, Kenneth Boring and Cecil Bergmann.
---Flower bearers were Lois and Sharon Knight, Lillie Bergmann, Mrs. Otis Waddill, Mrs. Mervin Eitel and Mrs. Thomas Jones. Rev. Barnes was soloist with Mrs. W.O. Byler, accompanist.
October 7, 1954
SYLVESTER EITEL
---Sylvester Eitel, son of Joseph and Lucy Robinson Eitel, was born near Ethel on February 23, 1897 and died September 27, 1954 at the Veterans Hospital in Kansas City.
---Eitels entire life, except for a time in service in World War I., and one and a half years on another farm, was spent on his farm near Ethel.
---On August 17, 1924, he was united in marriage to Miss Fay Boring. To this union was born a son, Joseph M. at present, of Kansas City.
---Eitel was preceded in death by his parents, his wife and two sisters, Mrs. Lillie Bergmann and Mrs. Daisy Boring.
---He is survived by his son, a brother, Henry of La Plata; two sisters, Mrs. Everet (Lila) Ratliff of Brookfield and Mrs. Bert (Maude) Norfolk of Gillette, Wyoming and many nieces and nephews.
---Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Ray Barnes of Marceline, at the chapel of Bell Cemetery near Elmer.
---Pallbearers were Leonard Eitel, Mervin Eitel, Donald Eitel, Leonard Boring, Kenneth Boring and Cecil Bergmann.
---Flower bearers were Lois and Sharon Knight, Lillie Bergmann, Mrs. Otis Waddill, Mrs. Mervin Eitel and Mrs. Thomas Jones. Rev. Barnes was soloist with Mrs. W.O. Byler, accompanist.
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