DAILY INTER LAKE
November 14, 1931
Page 8
Ariel Adolphus Coverdell, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren C. Coverdell was born in Worth County, Missouri October 9, 1900 and was accidentally shot while hunting near Kila, November 10, 1931.
He was married to Miss Gladys Engberg April 10, 1930 and beside his widow, leaves to mourn his loss, his parents, his two younger brothers, Loren and Warren, and the many friend he made during his long residence here. He attended the Central Christian Church of this city. For some time past, he had been associated with C.H. McGibbon in the Kalispell Motor Company.
November 14, 1931
Page 8
Ariel Adolphus Coverdell, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren C. Coverdell was born in Worth County, Missouri October 9, 1900 and was accidentally shot while hunting near Kila, November 10, 1931.
He was married to Miss Gladys Engberg April 10, 1930 and beside his widow, leaves to mourn his loss, his parents, his two younger brothers, Loren and Warren, and the many friend he made during his long residence here. He attended the Central Christian Church of this city. For some time past, he had been associated with C.H. McGibbon in the Kalispell Motor Company.
DAILY INTER LAKE
November 14, 1931
Page 8
Ariel Adolphus Coverdell, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren C. Coverdell was born in Worth County, Missouri October 9, 1900 and was accidentally shot while hunting near Kila, November 10, 1931.
He was married to Miss Gladys Engberg April 10, 1930 and beside his widow, leaves to mourn his loss, his parents, his two younger brothers, Loren and Warren, and the many friend he made during his long residence here. He attended the Central Christian Church of this city. For some time past, he had been associated with C.H. McGibbon in the Kalispell Motor Company.
November 14, 1931
Page 8
Ariel Adolphus Coverdell, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren C. Coverdell was born in Worth County, Missouri October 9, 1900 and was accidentally shot while hunting near Kila, November 10, 1931.
He was married to Miss Gladys Engberg April 10, 1930 and beside his widow, leaves to mourn his loss, his parents, his two younger brothers, Loren and Warren, and the many friend he made during his long residence here. He attended the Central Christian Church of this city. For some time past, he had been associated with C.H. McGibbon in the Kalispell Motor Company.
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