Son of John R. and Sarah Elizabeth GERGUSON ANGLE
1st marriage 31 Dec. 1891 in Henry Co., MO. to Hallie H. ALEXANDER
2nd marriage to Martha J. ANDERSON
Children from 1st marriage-Howard Lee, Raymond Richard, John Glenn, Robert G., Hazel L., Paul C.,
Clinton MO - Pioneer Resident Died - J. R. Angle, member of one of Henry County's oldest families, passed into eternity about 11:00 a.m. March 3, 1938, at his home, corner Allen and Washington. Although he had been in failing health about a year from a weak heart and complications he was able that morning to go into the living room for awhile, but suffered a fatal heart attack before he could return to bed. He was tenderly cared for during his last illness by his wife and her grandson, William Rhote Anderson, who is attending high school and was staying there to assist his grandmother. John Richard Angle, born November 12, 1863, in Pike County, came with his parents and family to Henry County in 1866 where they first settled a few miles northwest of Clinton, but later moved to the Mt. Carmel neighborhood where they became known among the biggest and most substantial farmers. As a young man, he was united in marriage to Miss Hallie Alexander, December 31, 1891, of the same neighborhood and she died many years ago. From this union the following children survive: Mrs. Hazel Angle Wise, Kansas City; John Angle, Bakersfield, Calif.; Raymond, Whittier, Calif., and unable to come because of the floods. May 5, 1915, he married Mrs. Martha J. Anderson, who survives, also his sisters, Mrs. Daisy Jeffreys, Hastings, Okla., Mrs. Arthur Dooley, Coffeyville, Kans., and brothers, George Angle, west Clinton and Solon K. Angle, Alberta, Canada; also grandchildren; Helen Louise and Viola Elaine Angle of Bakersfield, California, and Joyce Winifred, John Richard, and Wayne Angle of Vislia, Calif., and Raymond Wise of Fairfax, Okla. Also four stepsons, Rhote Anderson, west of town, Archie Anderson, Adrian, Mo., Arthur and Earl Anderson, both of California. After his marriage, Mr. Angle owned and operated for years the farm where Stith Cooper now lives, and where, in addition to numerous livestock and large grain farming, he kept an excellent orchard. After moving to Clinton 21 years ago, where they first lived on Artesian avenue, he became an extensive horticulturist and at his last home had a small orchard. So well did he keep in touch with this practice that he was considered an authority and was most generous with his advice. Mr. Angle kept interested in his community and its progress as well as the actives of those about him. He was fond of his home and enjoyed the visit last summer of his son and grandchildren from California, also that of his daughter and stepson, Arthur Anderson and wife, of Vallejo, Calif., the Sunday before his death. He was from a pioneer family, his father of sturdy German parentage and his mother of Kentucky lineage. He was long a member of the Presbyterian church, joining the Mt. Carmel church, but after coming to Clinton he attended the church here. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at the Clinton Presbyterian church. Burial in Englewood. Those attending from out-of-town were, Mrs. Hazel Wise, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Guenser, Leeton; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Crissman and daughter, Marie, Green Ridge, Eugene Colson, Schell City; Mrs. Daisy Jeffreys, Miss Mary Louise Angle, Sedalia; Leslie Angle and family, Dexter.
Mo. death cert filed as John Richard Angle
74Y 3M 21D
Married to Martha J.
Burial: Mar 11 1938, Englewood Cem.
1st marriage 31 Dec. 1891 in Henry Co., MO. to Hallie H. ALEXANDER
2nd marriage to Martha J. ANDERSON
Children from 1st marriage-Howard Lee, Raymond Richard, John Glenn, Robert G., Hazel L., Paul C.,
Clinton MO - Pioneer Resident Died - J. R. Angle, member of one of Henry County's oldest families, passed into eternity about 11:00 a.m. March 3, 1938, at his home, corner Allen and Washington. Although he had been in failing health about a year from a weak heart and complications he was able that morning to go into the living room for awhile, but suffered a fatal heart attack before he could return to bed. He was tenderly cared for during his last illness by his wife and her grandson, William Rhote Anderson, who is attending high school and was staying there to assist his grandmother. John Richard Angle, born November 12, 1863, in Pike County, came with his parents and family to Henry County in 1866 where they first settled a few miles northwest of Clinton, but later moved to the Mt. Carmel neighborhood where they became known among the biggest and most substantial farmers. As a young man, he was united in marriage to Miss Hallie Alexander, December 31, 1891, of the same neighborhood and she died many years ago. From this union the following children survive: Mrs. Hazel Angle Wise, Kansas City; John Angle, Bakersfield, Calif.; Raymond, Whittier, Calif., and unable to come because of the floods. May 5, 1915, he married Mrs. Martha J. Anderson, who survives, also his sisters, Mrs. Daisy Jeffreys, Hastings, Okla., Mrs. Arthur Dooley, Coffeyville, Kans., and brothers, George Angle, west Clinton and Solon K. Angle, Alberta, Canada; also grandchildren; Helen Louise and Viola Elaine Angle of Bakersfield, California, and Joyce Winifred, John Richard, and Wayne Angle of Vislia, Calif., and Raymond Wise of Fairfax, Okla. Also four stepsons, Rhote Anderson, west of town, Archie Anderson, Adrian, Mo., Arthur and Earl Anderson, both of California. After his marriage, Mr. Angle owned and operated for years the farm where Stith Cooper now lives, and where, in addition to numerous livestock and large grain farming, he kept an excellent orchard. After moving to Clinton 21 years ago, where they first lived on Artesian avenue, he became an extensive horticulturist and at his last home had a small orchard. So well did he keep in touch with this practice that he was considered an authority and was most generous with his advice. Mr. Angle kept interested in his community and its progress as well as the actives of those about him. He was fond of his home and enjoyed the visit last summer of his son and grandchildren from California, also that of his daughter and stepson, Arthur Anderson and wife, of Vallejo, Calif., the Sunday before his death. He was from a pioneer family, his father of sturdy German parentage and his mother of Kentucky lineage. He was long a member of the Presbyterian church, joining the Mt. Carmel church, but after coming to Clinton he attended the church here. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at the Clinton Presbyterian church. Burial in Englewood. Those attending from out-of-town were, Mrs. Hazel Wise, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Guenser, Leeton; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Crissman and daughter, Marie, Green Ridge, Eugene Colson, Schell City; Mrs. Daisy Jeffreys, Miss Mary Louise Angle, Sedalia; Leslie Angle and family, Dexter.
Mo. death cert filed as John Richard Angle
74Y 3M 21D
Married to Martha J.
Burial: Mar 11 1938, Englewood Cem.
Son of John R. and Sarah Elizabeth GERGUSON ANGLE
1st marriage 31 Dec. 1891 in Henry Co., MO. to Hallie H. ALEXANDER
2nd marriage to Martha J. ANDERSON
Children from 1st marriage-Howard Lee, Raymond Richard, John Glenn, Robert G., Hazel L., Paul C.,
Clinton MO - Pioneer Resident Died - J. R. Angle, member of one of Henry County's oldest families, passed into eternity about 11:00 a.m. March 3, 1938, at his home, corner Allen and Washington. Although he had been in failing health about a year from a weak heart and complications he was able that morning to go into the living room for awhile, but suffered a fatal heart attack before he could return to bed. He was tenderly cared for during his last illness by his wife and her grandson, William Rhote Anderson, who is attending high school and was staying there to assist his grandmother. John Richard Angle, born November 12, 1863, in Pike County, came with his parents and family to Henry County in 1866 where they first settled a few miles northwest of Clinton, but later moved to the Mt. Carmel neighborhood where they became known among the biggest and most substantial farmers. As a young man, he was united in marriage to Miss Hallie Alexander, December 31, 1891, of the same neighborhood and she died many years ago. From this union the following children survive: Mrs. Hazel Angle Wise, Kansas City; John Angle, Bakersfield, Calif.; Raymond, Whittier, Calif., and unable to come because of the floods. May 5, 1915, he married Mrs. Martha J. Anderson, who survives, also his sisters, Mrs. Daisy Jeffreys, Hastings, Okla., Mrs. Arthur Dooley, Coffeyville, Kans., and brothers, George Angle, west Clinton and Solon K. Angle, Alberta, Canada; also grandchildren; Helen Louise and Viola Elaine Angle of Bakersfield, California, and Joyce Winifred, John Richard, and Wayne Angle of Vislia, Calif., and Raymond Wise of Fairfax, Okla. Also four stepsons, Rhote Anderson, west of town, Archie Anderson, Adrian, Mo., Arthur and Earl Anderson, both of California. After his marriage, Mr. Angle owned and operated for years the farm where Stith Cooper now lives, and where, in addition to numerous livestock and large grain farming, he kept an excellent orchard. After moving to Clinton 21 years ago, where they first lived on Artesian avenue, he became an extensive horticulturist and at his last home had a small orchard. So well did he keep in touch with this practice that he was considered an authority and was most generous with his advice. Mr. Angle kept interested in his community and its progress as well as the actives of those about him. He was fond of his home and enjoyed the visit last summer of his son and grandchildren from California, also that of his daughter and stepson, Arthur Anderson and wife, of Vallejo, Calif., the Sunday before his death. He was from a pioneer family, his father of sturdy German parentage and his mother of Kentucky lineage. He was long a member of the Presbyterian church, joining the Mt. Carmel church, but after coming to Clinton he attended the church here. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at the Clinton Presbyterian church. Burial in Englewood. Those attending from out-of-town were, Mrs. Hazel Wise, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Guenser, Leeton; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Crissman and daughter, Marie, Green Ridge, Eugene Colson, Schell City; Mrs. Daisy Jeffreys, Miss Mary Louise Angle, Sedalia; Leslie Angle and family, Dexter.
Mo. death cert filed as John Richard Angle
74Y 3M 21D
Married to Martha J.
Burial: Mar 11 1938, Englewood Cem.
1st marriage 31 Dec. 1891 in Henry Co., MO. to Hallie H. ALEXANDER
2nd marriage to Martha J. ANDERSON
Children from 1st marriage-Howard Lee, Raymond Richard, John Glenn, Robert G., Hazel L., Paul C.,
Clinton MO - Pioneer Resident Died - J. R. Angle, member of one of Henry County's oldest families, passed into eternity about 11:00 a.m. March 3, 1938, at his home, corner Allen and Washington. Although he had been in failing health about a year from a weak heart and complications he was able that morning to go into the living room for awhile, but suffered a fatal heart attack before he could return to bed. He was tenderly cared for during his last illness by his wife and her grandson, William Rhote Anderson, who is attending high school and was staying there to assist his grandmother. John Richard Angle, born November 12, 1863, in Pike County, came with his parents and family to Henry County in 1866 where they first settled a few miles northwest of Clinton, but later moved to the Mt. Carmel neighborhood where they became known among the biggest and most substantial farmers. As a young man, he was united in marriage to Miss Hallie Alexander, December 31, 1891, of the same neighborhood and she died many years ago. From this union the following children survive: Mrs. Hazel Angle Wise, Kansas City; John Angle, Bakersfield, Calif.; Raymond, Whittier, Calif., and unable to come because of the floods. May 5, 1915, he married Mrs. Martha J. Anderson, who survives, also his sisters, Mrs. Daisy Jeffreys, Hastings, Okla., Mrs. Arthur Dooley, Coffeyville, Kans., and brothers, George Angle, west Clinton and Solon K. Angle, Alberta, Canada; also grandchildren; Helen Louise and Viola Elaine Angle of Bakersfield, California, and Joyce Winifred, John Richard, and Wayne Angle of Vislia, Calif., and Raymond Wise of Fairfax, Okla. Also four stepsons, Rhote Anderson, west of town, Archie Anderson, Adrian, Mo., Arthur and Earl Anderson, both of California. After his marriage, Mr. Angle owned and operated for years the farm where Stith Cooper now lives, and where, in addition to numerous livestock and large grain farming, he kept an excellent orchard. After moving to Clinton 21 years ago, where they first lived on Artesian avenue, he became an extensive horticulturist and at his last home had a small orchard. So well did he keep in touch with this practice that he was considered an authority and was most generous with his advice. Mr. Angle kept interested in his community and its progress as well as the actives of those about him. He was fond of his home and enjoyed the visit last summer of his son and grandchildren from California, also that of his daughter and stepson, Arthur Anderson and wife, of Vallejo, Calif., the Sunday before his death. He was from a pioneer family, his father of sturdy German parentage and his mother of Kentucky lineage. He was long a member of the Presbyterian church, joining the Mt. Carmel church, but after coming to Clinton he attended the church here. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at the Clinton Presbyterian church. Burial in Englewood. Those attending from out-of-town were, Mrs. Hazel Wise, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Guenser, Leeton; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Crissman and daughter, Marie, Green Ridge, Eugene Colson, Schell City; Mrs. Daisy Jeffreys, Miss Mary Louise Angle, Sedalia; Leslie Angle and family, Dexter.
Mo. death cert filed as John Richard Angle
74Y 3M 21D
Married to Martha J.
Burial: Mar 11 1938, Englewood Cem.
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