Guy Scott, 42 years old, was bora in Houston, Mo., in 1900; son of James M. Scott, of Houston, Mo., died in Iowa City, Iowa, at the University Hospital after a long illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott went to Iowa about five years ago and lived in the Dallas Mine District. They moved to Granger about a year later, where they have since made their home.
Those who survive re his wife and six children, Norene, Helen, Marjorie, Donald, Lynn and Geraldine.
Funeral services took place at the Christian church Wednesday afternoon, with the Rev. Richard Dawson officiating. Music was furnished by Mrs. Ralph Wheeler and Robert Broadle, with Mrs. J. D. Shippey at the piano. Burial in Lincoln cemetery.
Contributed by a friend.
Houston Herald (Houston, Missouri)
24 Sep 1942, p 2
Contributor: mda
Mr. and Mrs. Scott went to Iowa about five years ago and lived in the Dallas Mine District. They moved to Granger about a year later, where they have since made their home.
Those who survive re his wife and six children, Norene, Helen, Marjorie, Donald, Lynn and Geraldine.
Funeral services took place at the Christian church Wednesday afternoon, with the Rev. Richard Dawson officiating. Music was furnished by Mrs. Ralph Wheeler and Robert Broadle, with Mrs. J. D. Shippey at the piano. Burial in Lincoln cemetery.
Contributed by a friend.
Houston Herald (Houston, Missouri)
24 Sep 1942, p 2
Contributor: mda
Guy Scott, 42 years old, was bora in Houston, Mo., in 1900; son of James M. Scott, of Houston, Mo., died in Iowa City, Iowa, at the University Hospital after a long illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott went to Iowa about five years ago and lived in the Dallas Mine District. They moved to Granger about a year later, where they have since made their home.
Those who survive re his wife and six children, Norene, Helen, Marjorie, Donald, Lynn and Geraldine.
Funeral services took place at the Christian church Wednesday afternoon, with the Rev. Richard Dawson officiating. Music was furnished by Mrs. Ralph Wheeler and Robert Broadle, with Mrs. J. D. Shippey at the piano. Burial in Lincoln cemetery.
Contributed by a friend.
Houston Herald (Houston, Missouri)
24 Sep 1942, p 2
Contributor: mda
Mr. and Mrs. Scott went to Iowa about five years ago and lived in the Dallas Mine District. They moved to Granger about a year later, where they have since made their home.
Those who survive re his wife and six children, Norene, Helen, Marjorie, Donald, Lynn and Geraldine.
Funeral services took place at the Christian church Wednesday afternoon, with the Rev. Richard Dawson officiating. Music was furnished by Mrs. Ralph Wheeler and Robert Broadle, with Mrs. J. D. Shippey at the piano. Burial in Lincoln cemetery.
Contributed by a friend.
Houston Herald (Houston, Missouri)
24 Sep 1942, p 2
Contributor: mda
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