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(Frazier Items)
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora Holder were held Friday afternoon at the Frazier Baptist Church with Rev. Jack Perry officiating. Burial was in the Frazier cemetery. Casket bearers were Lloyd Cole, R. B. Gregory, Sid Johnson, Albert Chambers, Jr., Charles Kline and Marlin Schuster.
Dora Giddens was born December 8, 1892 near Frazier, the daughter of J. W. and Sarah Jane Giddens. She was united in marriage to Charles Collie Holder March 15, 1911 at the home of her parents. She died Tuesday, Dec 18, 1962, at the Methodist Hospital in St. Joseph, after an illness of several years.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Helen C Gilbert of Penns Grove, N. J.; Mary E Thompson of Kansas City North; one son, Lawrence Holder of St. Joseph; one brother, Henry Giddens; eleven grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. She was a member of the Baptist Church in Frazier.
Mrs. Charles Giddens cooked dinner and took it up to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Giddens Sunday as Mrs. Giddens has been in bed for more than a month. She got up in her wheel chair and went out to the table for dinner.
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From St. Joseph News Press dated Dec. 19, 1962
MRS. DORA HOLDER
Mrs. Dora G. Holder, 70, of the Frazier community, southeast of the city, died Tuesday at a St. Joseph hospital.
Mrs. Holder was a lifelong resident of the Frazier area. She was a member of the Baptist Church, the Order of Eastern Star and the Rebeckah Lodge.
Survivors include her husband, C. C. Holder of the home; one son, Lawrence Holder of St. Joseph, who is Buchanan county engineer; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Gilbert, Penns Grove, N. J., and Mrs. Mary Thompson, Gladstone, Mo.; one brother, Henry Giddens, Frazier; 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
The body is at the Hixson mortuary in Gower, Mo.
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From St. Joseph Newspress dated Tuesday, Feb. 22, 1949
Neighbors Show Kindness to Woman in Hospital for the 7th time in 14 months
It's bad enough to have to go to the hospital for the seventh time in 24 months, but when you receive notice to move from your house at the same time, it's almost to much.
That's what happened to Mrs. Charles Holder. She and her husband resided on a farm three miles south of Frazer. Two months ago they received notice to move.
Two weeks later, before they had a place to move or had anything packed, Mrs. Holder had to return to Missouri Methodist Hospital.
Twenty-one friendly neighbors rallied to her side. They packed her things and helped in the moving to the Forrest Waters farm, two and one half miles from their former home. Then they cleaned the new house throughly, hung new paper on the walls and unpacked everything in readiness for the patients's return from the hospital.
Mrs. Holder is grateful to her kind friends who have not only saved her much work, but also made her stay in the hospital free from worry and care.
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The ninth child of John and Sarah was Dora Giddens. She was born on December 8, 1892 and died 18 Dec 1962. She married Charles Collie Holder, son of David William and Eldora (Thompson) Holder. They were married in Buchanan County, at the home of her parents on 15 Mar 1911. Charles Collie Holder was born February 12, 1890. At this time Indians were still running the plains. He passed away on 17 Feb 1986 at the Gower Convalescent Center, Gower, Missouri. Charles Collie Holder was a farmer and worked for Standard Oil out of Kansas City, Missouri. They were blessed with four children: Lawrence Eugene Holder, Mary Elizabeth Holder, Charles Collie Holder Jr. (died in infancy) and Helen Christine Holder.
(Frazier Items)
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora Holder were held Friday afternoon at the Frazier Baptist Church with Rev. Jack Perry officiating. Burial was in the Frazier cemetery. Casket bearers were Lloyd Cole, R. B. Gregory, Sid Johnson, Albert Chambers, Jr., Charles Kline and Marlin Schuster.
Dora Giddens was born December 8, 1892 near Frazier, the daughter of J. W. and Sarah Jane Giddens. She was united in marriage to Charles Collie Holder March 15, 1911 at the home of her parents. She died Tuesday, Dec 18, 1962, at the Methodist Hospital in St. Joseph, after an illness of several years.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Helen C Gilbert of Penns Grove, N. J.; Mary E Thompson of Kansas City North; one son, Lawrence Holder of St. Joseph; one brother, Henry Giddens; eleven grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. She was a member of the Baptist Church in Frazier.
Mrs. Charles Giddens cooked dinner and took it up to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Giddens Sunday as Mrs. Giddens has been in bed for more than a month. She got up in her wheel chair and went out to the table for dinner.
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From St. Joseph News Press dated Dec. 19, 1962
MRS. DORA HOLDER
Mrs. Dora G. Holder, 70, of the Frazier community, southeast of the city, died Tuesday at a St. Joseph hospital.
Mrs. Holder was a lifelong resident of the Frazier area. She was a member of the Baptist Church, the Order of Eastern Star and the Rebeckah Lodge.
Survivors include her husband, C. C. Holder of the home; one son, Lawrence Holder of St. Joseph, who is Buchanan county engineer; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Gilbert, Penns Grove, N. J., and Mrs. Mary Thompson, Gladstone, Mo.; one brother, Henry Giddens, Frazier; 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
The body is at the Hixson mortuary in Gower, Mo.
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From St. Joseph Newspress dated Tuesday, Feb. 22, 1949
Neighbors Show Kindness to Woman in Hospital for the 7th time in 14 months
It's bad enough to have to go to the hospital for the seventh time in 24 months, but when you receive notice to move from your house at the same time, it's almost to much.
That's what happened to Mrs. Charles Holder. She and her husband resided on a farm three miles south of Frazer. Two months ago they received notice to move.
Two weeks later, before they had a place to move or had anything packed, Mrs. Holder had to return to Missouri Methodist Hospital.
Twenty-one friendly neighbors rallied to her side. They packed her things and helped in the moving to the Forrest Waters farm, two and one half miles from their former home. Then they cleaned the new house throughly, hung new paper on the walls and unpacked everything in readiness for the patients's return from the hospital.
Mrs. Holder is grateful to her kind friends who have not only saved her much work, but also made her stay in the hospital free from worry and care.
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The ninth child of John and Sarah was Dora Giddens. She was born on December 8, 1892 and died 18 Dec 1962. She married Charles Collie Holder, son of David William and Eldora (Thompson) Holder. They were married in Buchanan County, at the home of her parents on 15 Mar 1911. Charles Collie Holder was born February 12, 1890. At this time Indians were still running the plains. He passed away on 17 Feb 1986 at the Gower Convalescent Center, Gower, Missouri. Charles Collie Holder was a farmer and worked for Standard Oil out of Kansas City, Missouri. They were blessed with four children: Lawrence Eugene Holder, Mary Elizabeth Holder, Charles Collie Holder Jr. (died in infancy) and Helen Christine Holder.
OBIT FROM OLD NEWSPAPER CLIPPING
(Frazier Items)
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora Holder were held Friday afternoon at the Frazier Baptist Church with Rev. Jack Perry officiating. Burial was in the Frazier cemetery. Casket bearers were Lloyd Cole, R. B. Gregory, Sid Johnson, Albert Chambers, Jr., Charles Kline and Marlin Schuster.
Dora Giddens was born December 8, 1892 near Frazier, the daughter of J. W. and Sarah Jane Giddens. She was united in marriage to Charles Collie Holder March 15, 1911 at the home of her parents. She died Tuesday, Dec 18, 1962, at the Methodist Hospital in St. Joseph, after an illness of several years.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Helen C Gilbert of Penns Grove, N. J.; Mary E Thompson of Kansas City North; one son, Lawrence Holder of St. Joseph; one brother, Henry Giddens; eleven grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. She was a member of the Baptist Church in Frazier.
Mrs. Charles Giddens cooked dinner and took it up to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Giddens Sunday as Mrs. Giddens has been in bed for more than a month. She got up in her wheel chair and went out to the table for dinner.
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From St. Joseph News Press dated Dec. 19, 1962
MRS. DORA HOLDER
Mrs. Dora G. Holder, 70, of the Frazier community, southeast of the city, died Tuesday at a St. Joseph hospital.
Mrs. Holder was a lifelong resident of the Frazier area. She was a member of the Baptist Church, the Order of Eastern Star and the Rebeckah Lodge.
Survivors include her husband, C. C. Holder of the home; one son, Lawrence Holder of St. Joseph, who is Buchanan county engineer; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Gilbert, Penns Grove, N. J., and Mrs. Mary Thompson, Gladstone, Mo.; one brother, Henry Giddens, Frazier; 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
The body is at the Hixson mortuary in Gower, Mo.
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From St. Joseph Newspress dated Tuesday, Feb. 22, 1949
Neighbors Show Kindness to Woman in Hospital for the 7th time in 14 months
It's bad enough to have to go to the hospital for the seventh time in 24 months, but when you receive notice to move from your house at the same time, it's almost to much.
That's what happened to Mrs. Charles Holder. She and her husband resided on a farm three miles south of Frazer. Two months ago they received notice to move.
Two weeks later, before they had a place to move or had anything packed, Mrs. Holder had to return to Missouri Methodist Hospital.
Twenty-one friendly neighbors rallied to her side. They packed her things and helped in the moving to the Forrest Waters farm, two and one half miles from their former home. Then they cleaned the new house throughly, hung new paper on the walls and unpacked everything in readiness for the patients's return from the hospital.
Mrs. Holder is grateful to her kind friends who have not only saved her much work, but also made her stay in the hospital free from worry and care.
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The ninth child of John and Sarah was Dora Giddens. She was born on December 8, 1892 and died 18 Dec 1962. She married Charles Collie Holder, son of David William and Eldora (Thompson) Holder. They were married in Buchanan County, at the home of her parents on 15 Mar 1911. Charles Collie Holder was born February 12, 1890. At this time Indians were still running the plains. He passed away on 17 Feb 1986 at the Gower Convalescent Center, Gower, Missouri. Charles Collie Holder was a farmer and worked for Standard Oil out of Kansas City, Missouri. They were blessed with four children: Lawrence Eugene Holder, Mary Elizabeth Holder, Charles Collie Holder Jr. (died in infancy) and Helen Christine Holder.
(Frazier Items)
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora Holder were held Friday afternoon at the Frazier Baptist Church with Rev. Jack Perry officiating. Burial was in the Frazier cemetery. Casket bearers were Lloyd Cole, R. B. Gregory, Sid Johnson, Albert Chambers, Jr., Charles Kline and Marlin Schuster.
Dora Giddens was born December 8, 1892 near Frazier, the daughter of J. W. and Sarah Jane Giddens. She was united in marriage to Charles Collie Holder March 15, 1911 at the home of her parents. She died Tuesday, Dec 18, 1962, at the Methodist Hospital in St. Joseph, after an illness of several years.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Helen C Gilbert of Penns Grove, N. J.; Mary E Thompson of Kansas City North; one son, Lawrence Holder of St. Joseph; one brother, Henry Giddens; eleven grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. She was a member of the Baptist Church in Frazier.
Mrs. Charles Giddens cooked dinner and took it up to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Giddens Sunday as Mrs. Giddens has been in bed for more than a month. She got up in her wheel chair and went out to the table for dinner.
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From St. Joseph News Press dated Dec. 19, 1962
MRS. DORA HOLDER
Mrs. Dora G. Holder, 70, of the Frazier community, southeast of the city, died Tuesday at a St. Joseph hospital.
Mrs. Holder was a lifelong resident of the Frazier area. She was a member of the Baptist Church, the Order of Eastern Star and the Rebeckah Lodge.
Survivors include her husband, C. C. Holder of the home; one son, Lawrence Holder of St. Joseph, who is Buchanan county engineer; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Gilbert, Penns Grove, N. J., and Mrs. Mary Thompson, Gladstone, Mo.; one brother, Henry Giddens, Frazier; 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
The body is at the Hixson mortuary in Gower, Mo.
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From St. Joseph Newspress dated Tuesday, Feb. 22, 1949
Neighbors Show Kindness to Woman in Hospital for the 7th time in 14 months
It's bad enough to have to go to the hospital for the seventh time in 24 months, but when you receive notice to move from your house at the same time, it's almost to much.
That's what happened to Mrs. Charles Holder. She and her husband resided on a farm three miles south of Frazer. Two months ago they received notice to move.
Two weeks later, before they had a place to move or had anything packed, Mrs. Holder had to return to Missouri Methodist Hospital.
Twenty-one friendly neighbors rallied to her side. They packed her things and helped in the moving to the Forrest Waters farm, two and one half miles from their former home. Then they cleaned the new house throughly, hung new paper on the walls and unpacked everything in readiness for the patients's return from the hospital.
Mrs. Holder is grateful to her kind friends who have not only saved her much work, but also made her stay in the hospital free from worry and care.
______________________________________
The ninth child of John and Sarah was Dora Giddens. She was born on December 8, 1892 and died 18 Dec 1962. She married Charles Collie Holder, son of David William and Eldora (Thompson) Holder. They were married in Buchanan County, at the home of her parents on 15 Mar 1911. Charles Collie Holder was born February 12, 1890. At this time Indians were still running the plains. He passed away on 17 Feb 1986 at the Gower Convalescent Center, Gower, Missouri. Charles Collie Holder was a farmer and worked for Standard Oil out of Kansas City, Missouri. They were blessed with four children: Lawrence Eugene Holder, Mary Elizabeth Holder, Charles Collie Holder Jr. (died in infancy) and Helen Christine Holder.
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