Mr. Loding was a married farmer from Roseland, Missouri.
His parents were listed on the Missouri Death Certificate as John and Luella Johnson Loding, born in Germany, and Illinois, respectively.
"Our community was saddened Wednesday, when the news of the death of Clyde Loding reached us, Clyde having died that morning. His funeral was preached at the Methodist church in Calhoun by the Rev. Banford, of Ionia. The remains was laid to rest in the Calhoun cemetery. His wife and children have the sympathy of the neighborhood."
--The Clinton Eye (Clinton, Missouri), 2 Sep 1922, Fri, p. 4 (Powell neighborhood news section)
His parents were listed on the Missouri Death Certificate as John and Luella Johnson Loding, born in Germany, and Illinois, respectively.
"Our community was saddened Wednesday, when the news of the death of Clyde Loding reached us, Clyde having died that morning. His funeral was preached at the Methodist church in Calhoun by the Rev. Banford, of Ionia. The remains was laid to rest in the Calhoun cemetery. His wife and children have the sympathy of the neighborhood."
--The Clinton Eye (Clinton, Missouri), 2 Sep 1922, Fri, p. 4 (Powell neighborhood news section)
Mr. Loding was a married farmer from Roseland, Missouri.
His parents were listed on the Missouri Death Certificate as John and Luella Johnson Loding, born in Germany, and Illinois, respectively.
"Our community was saddened Wednesday, when the news of the death of Clyde Loding reached us, Clyde having died that morning. His funeral was preached at the Methodist church in Calhoun by the Rev. Banford, of Ionia. The remains was laid to rest in the Calhoun cemetery. His wife and children have the sympathy of the neighborhood."
--The Clinton Eye (Clinton, Missouri), 2 Sep 1922, Fri, p. 4 (Powell neighborhood news section)
His parents were listed on the Missouri Death Certificate as John and Luella Johnson Loding, born in Germany, and Illinois, respectively.
"Our community was saddened Wednesday, when the news of the death of Clyde Loding reached us, Clyde having died that morning. His funeral was preached at the Methodist church in Calhoun by the Rev. Banford, of Ionia. The remains was laid to rest in the Calhoun cemetery. His wife and children have the sympathy of the neighborhood."
--The Clinton Eye (Clinton, Missouri), 2 Sep 1922, Fri, p. 4 (Powell neighborhood news section)
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