Notice in the Bethany Mo. Reporter-Clipper, April 16, 1947 6/2. William Dollars Dead. William Dollars, a highly respected citizen of this town. passedaway last Thursday, April 10, at a St. Joseph hospital, where he had been for
treatment for four weeks. The body was brought here to the Noble undertaking parlor, where it was kept until Sunday afternoon when funeral services were conducted at the Methodist church by the pastor, Rev. Miller. The body was
taken to Wesley Chapel for burial. W. G. Noble and Son were in charge of arrangements
Williams mother was Mary Ellen Hamblen who died when he was young. She was born about 1851 and died before 1880. She was the daughter of Henry Hamblin and Lucretia Akes.
treatment for four weeks. The body was brought here to the Noble undertaking parlor, where it was kept until Sunday afternoon when funeral services were conducted at the Methodist church by the pastor, Rev. Miller. The body was
taken to Wesley Chapel for burial. W. G. Noble and Son were in charge of arrangements
Williams mother was Mary Ellen Hamblen who died when he was young. She was born about 1851 and died before 1880. She was the daughter of Henry Hamblin and Lucretia Akes.
Notice in the Bethany Mo. Reporter-Clipper, April 16, 1947 6/2. William Dollars Dead. William Dollars, a highly respected citizen of this town. passedaway last Thursday, April 10, at a St. Joseph hospital, where he had been for
treatment for four weeks. The body was brought here to the Noble undertaking parlor, where it was kept until Sunday afternoon when funeral services were conducted at the Methodist church by the pastor, Rev. Miller. The body was
taken to Wesley Chapel for burial. W. G. Noble and Son were in charge of arrangements
Williams mother was Mary Ellen Hamblen who died when he was young. She was born about 1851 and died before 1880. She was the daughter of Henry Hamblin and Lucretia Akes.
treatment for four weeks. The body was brought here to the Noble undertaking parlor, where it was kept until Sunday afternoon when funeral services were conducted at the Methodist church by the pastor, Rev. Miller. The body was
taken to Wesley Chapel for burial. W. G. Noble and Son were in charge of arrangements
Williams mother was Mary Ellen Hamblen who died when he was young. She was born about 1851 and died before 1880. She was the daughter of Henry Hamblin and Lucretia Akes.
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