Times Record 11-21-1951 -- Conduct Last Rites Friday for A H Bryant Joy Resident Succumbs Wednesday -- Funeral services for A.H. Bryant, retired farmer and salesman of the Joy community, were held Friday afternoon at 1:45 from the late residence and at 2 p.m. from the Methodist church of Joy, with Rev Samuel Parker officiating. Interment was in the Peniel cemetery by the Sherrard funeral service and pallbearers were Clarence Steele, Fred Bloomer, Ralph Jackson, Lawrence Morrow, Victor Braucht, and Logan Kiddoo.
The service of son was by Mrs Harley Stubbs and Miss Gladys Meurling.
Archer Hull Bryant was born Dec 23, 1876, one of 10 children born to Frank & Catherine Bryant. On July 6, 1898, he was married to Belle Kiddoo, who died in 1920 (actually 1919). On Oct 26, 1921, he was then married to the former Bonna Fender, and to this union one son, Harold Eugene Bryant, was born.
Mr. Bryant lived his entire life in and around Joy and spent the greater part of his career on the farm, but also was associated with the Murphy Products company for 22 years.
He was a member of the Methodist church, the Methodist Mens club and was also a member of the church's official board at the time of his death. He also held many other offices in the church.
Surviving are the widow, one son, Harold of Joy, and a stepson, Maynard Fender of Santa Barbara, Calif, and one grandchild Celesta Joy Bryant.
The service of son was by Mrs Harley Stubbs and Miss Gladys Meurling.
Archer Hull Bryant was born Dec 23, 1876, one of 10 children born to Frank & Catherine Bryant. On July 6, 1898, he was married to Belle Kiddoo, who died in 1920 (actually 1919). On Oct 26, 1921, he was then married to the former Bonna Fender, and to this union one son, Harold Eugene Bryant, was born.
Mr. Bryant lived his entire life in and around Joy and spent the greater part of his career on the farm, but also was associated with the Murphy Products company for 22 years.
He was a member of the Methodist church, the Methodist Mens club and was also a member of the church's official board at the time of his death. He also held many other offices in the church.
Surviving are the widow, one son, Harold of Joy, and a stepson, Maynard Fender of Santa Barbara, Calif, and one grandchild Celesta Joy Bryant.
Times Record 11-21-1951 -- Conduct Last Rites Friday for A H Bryant Joy Resident Succumbs Wednesday -- Funeral services for A.H. Bryant, retired farmer and salesman of the Joy community, were held Friday afternoon at 1:45 from the late residence and at 2 p.m. from the Methodist church of Joy, with Rev Samuel Parker officiating. Interment was in the Peniel cemetery by the Sherrard funeral service and pallbearers were Clarence Steele, Fred Bloomer, Ralph Jackson, Lawrence Morrow, Victor Braucht, and Logan Kiddoo.
The service of son was by Mrs Harley Stubbs and Miss Gladys Meurling.
Archer Hull Bryant was born Dec 23, 1876, one of 10 children born to Frank & Catherine Bryant. On July 6, 1898, he was married to Belle Kiddoo, who died in 1920 (actually 1919). On Oct 26, 1921, he was then married to the former Bonna Fender, and to this union one son, Harold Eugene Bryant, was born.
Mr. Bryant lived his entire life in and around Joy and spent the greater part of his career on the farm, but also was associated with the Murphy Products company for 22 years.
He was a member of the Methodist church, the Methodist Mens club and was also a member of the church's official board at the time of his death. He also held many other offices in the church.
Surviving are the widow, one son, Harold of Joy, and a stepson, Maynard Fender of Santa Barbara, Calif, and one grandchild Celesta Joy Bryant.
The service of son was by Mrs Harley Stubbs and Miss Gladys Meurling.
Archer Hull Bryant was born Dec 23, 1876, one of 10 children born to Frank & Catherine Bryant. On July 6, 1898, he was married to Belle Kiddoo, who died in 1920 (actually 1919). On Oct 26, 1921, he was then married to the former Bonna Fender, and to this union one son, Harold Eugene Bryant, was born.
Mr. Bryant lived his entire life in and around Joy and spent the greater part of his career on the farm, but also was associated with the Murphy Products company for 22 years.
He was a member of the Methodist church, the Methodist Mens club and was also a member of the church's official board at the time of his death. He also held many other offices in the church.
Surviving are the widow, one son, Harold of Joy, and a stepson, Maynard Fender of Santa Barbara, Calif, and one grandchild Celesta Joy Bryant.
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