The Kansas City Times, Kansas City, Missouri, 10 October 1949, page 8.
FARMER-Mrs. Myrtle Farmer, 57, of 824 1/2 East Twelfth, died yesterday at the Lakeside hospital. She was born in Linn Creek, MO., and moved to Kansas City in 1920 from Picher, OK.
Before she retired in 1948 she was a maker of coat linings for the Maurice Coat Manufacturing company four years.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Dollie Roberts, 504 West Tenth; Mrs. Georgie Pizzuti and Mrs. Eva Haynik of the home, and Mrs. Crystal Hartley, 506 West Tenth; four sons, Adolphus W. Fletcher and Louis Fletcher, Los Angeles: and James Welcher and John Welcher of the home; three sisters, Mrs. Stella Jefferies, Columbia MO.: Mrs. Josephine Mynatt, 3720 Monroe, and Mrs. Nancy Simpson, 1031 East Fifth, and a half brother, Bert Corns, (sic Carnes) Linn Creek.
Services will be held at 12:30 o'clock Wednesday at the Newcomer chapel.
FARMER-Mrs. Myrtle Farmer, 57, of 824 1/2 East Twelfth, died yesterday at the Lakeside hospital. She was born in Linn Creek, MO., and moved to Kansas City in 1920 from Picher, OK.
Before she retired in 1948 she was a maker of coat linings for the Maurice Coat Manufacturing company four years.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Dollie Roberts, 504 West Tenth; Mrs. Georgie Pizzuti and Mrs. Eva Haynik of the home, and Mrs. Crystal Hartley, 506 West Tenth; four sons, Adolphus W. Fletcher and Louis Fletcher, Los Angeles: and James Welcher and John Welcher of the home; three sisters, Mrs. Stella Jefferies, Columbia MO.: Mrs. Josephine Mynatt, 3720 Monroe, and Mrs. Nancy Simpson, 1031 East Fifth, and a half brother, Bert Corns, (sic Carnes) Linn Creek.
Services will be held at 12:30 o'clock Wednesday at the Newcomer chapel.
The Kansas City Times, Kansas City, Missouri, 10 October 1949, page 8.
FARMER-Mrs. Myrtle Farmer, 57, of 824 1/2 East Twelfth, died yesterday at the Lakeside hospital. She was born in Linn Creek, MO., and moved to Kansas City in 1920 from Picher, OK.
Before she retired in 1948 she was a maker of coat linings for the Maurice Coat Manufacturing company four years.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Dollie Roberts, 504 West Tenth; Mrs. Georgie Pizzuti and Mrs. Eva Haynik of the home, and Mrs. Crystal Hartley, 506 West Tenth; four sons, Adolphus W. Fletcher and Louis Fletcher, Los Angeles: and James Welcher and John Welcher of the home; three sisters, Mrs. Stella Jefferies, Columbia MO.: Mrs. Josephine Mynatt, 3720 Monroe, and Mrs. Nancy Simpson, 1031 East Fifth, and a half brother, Bert Corns, (sic Carnes) Linn Creek.
Services will be held at 12:30 o'clock Wednesday at the Newcomer chapel.
FARMER-Mrs. Myrtle Farmer, 57, of 824 1/2 East Twelfth, died yesterday at the Lakeside hospital. She was born in Linn Creek, MO., and moved to Kansas City in 1920 from Picher, OK.
Before she retired in 1948 she was a maker of coat linings for the Maurice Coat Manufacturing company four years.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Dollie Roberts, 504 West Tenth; Mrs. Georgie Pizzuti and Mrs. Eva Haynik of the home, and Mrs. Crystal Hartley, 506 West Tenth; four sons, Adolphus W. Fletcher and Louis Fletcher, Los Angeles: and James Welcher and John Welcher of the home; three sisters, Mrs. Stella Jefferies, Columbia MO.: Mrs. Josephine Mynatt, 3720 Monroe, and Mrs. Nancy Simpson, 1031 East Fifth, and a half brother, Bert Corns, (sic Carnes) Linn Creek.
Services will be held at 12:30 o'clock Wednesday at the Newcomer chapel.
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