Marion James Agles, 87 of Lebanon, a former resident here and a brother of Mrs William C. Moore of M Street, this city died at his home in Lebanon Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Funeral services will take place Sunday afternoon at the Meyer Funeral Home in Lebanon at 2 p.m.
Mr Agles was an early resident in this vicinity, moving to the Center Grove district when a young boy. He attended school at the Center Grove school, his father erecting a log cabin a short distance from there.
Mrs. Agles, formerly Miss Alice Helm, a number of children and also a great many more distant relatives, some of whom reside in Edwardsville, survive.
From the Edwardsville Intelligencer
Saturday March 15, 1941.
Funeral services will take place Sunday afternoon at the Meyer Funeral Home in Lebanon at 2 p.m.
Mr Agles was an early resident in this vicinity, moving to the Center Grove district when a young boy. He attended school at the Center Grove school, his father erecting a log cabin a short distance from there.
Mrs. Agles, formerly Miss Alice Helm, a number of children and also a great many more distant relatives, some of whom reside in Edwardsville, survive.
From the Edwardsville Intelligencer
Saturday March 15, 1941.
Marion James Agles, 87 of Lebanon, a former resident here and a brother of Mrs William C. Moore of M Street, this city died at his home in Lebanon Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Funeral services will take place Sunday afternoon at the Meyer Funeral Home in Lebanon at 2 p.m.
Mr Agles was an early resident in this vicinity, moving to the Center Grove district when a young boy. He attended school at the Center Grove school, his father erecting a log cabin a short distance from there.
Mrs. Agles, formerly Miss Alice Helm, a number of children and also a great many more distant relatives, some of whom reside in Edwardsville, survive.
From the Edwardsville Intelligencer
Saturday March 15, 1941.
Funeral services will take place Sunday afternoon at the Meyer Funeral Home in Lebanon at 2 p.m.
Mr Agles was an early resident in this vicinity, moving to the Center Grove district when a young boy. He attended school at the Center Grove school, his father erecting a log cabin a short distance from there.
Mrs. Agles, formerly Miss Alice Helm, a number of children and also a great many more distant relatives, some of whom reside in Edwardsville, survive.
From the Edwardsville Intelligencer
Saturday March 15, 1941.
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