Married May 7,1898 to Pearl E Reed and February 27,1927 Eva Estella Ward Holsinger Deeter. He was the son of Cornelius H and Sophronia S Ward Deeter.
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Perry B. Deeter
Perry Boy Deeter, son of Cornelius H. and Sophronia Ward Deeter, was born September 8, 1874 in Miami County, Ohio and passed away at his home east of Norcatur on February 10, 1947, at the age of 72 years, 5 months and 2 days.
When a lad of 13 years he came with his parents to Norton county which had been his home ever since. On May 7, 1898, he was united in marriage to Pearl E. Reed at Norton, who preceded him in death of November 15, 1912. To this union five children were born: Cleta Wertenberger and C. Harold Deeter of Norcatur, Kansas; Clifford K. of Modesto, Calif; Ralph R. of Leavenworth and Mildred Clark of Sebastapol, Calif. On February 27, 1927 he was married to Eva Ward Holsinger at Portis.
Those surviving besides the above named children are: his wife, one stepdaughter, Melva Deeter, 19 grandchildren, one great grand-daughter, three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Towslee and Miss Clara Deeter of Norcatur and Mrs. Nina Nilson of Kansas City, Mo; three brothers, S. K. Deeter of Calvert, Kansas; Rev. W. R. Deeter of Udell, Iowa and W. K. Deeter of Independence, Mo; neices [sic], nephews, cousins and a host of friends. His parents, one sister, Mrs. Lina Erwin and one brother, J. W. Deeter, preceded him in death.
He was baptised at Portis, Kansas by his brother, Rev. W. R. Deeter, in the faith of the Church of the Brethern. He attended Sunday School and church at the Methodist Church at Norcatur as long as his health permitted. He was a member of the board of commissioners when the present court house was built and also spent many years as a member of the township and school boards. His entire life was spent on the farm, for the past ten years he has been unable to work and the past three months were spent upon a bed of illness. Through all of his sickness he was patient and thoughtful of others.
In his passing we lose a true and faithful husband, father and friend.
Funeral services were held at the Norcatur Methodist Church Wednesday, February 12, with Rev. Walter Berg in charge. Burial was made in the Colony cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
The family wishes to thank all the neighbors and friends who assisted and who expressed their sympathy in many ways. Also for the beautiful flowers on the occasion of the death of our loved one. The family of PERRY DEETER.
unidentified newspaper, probably Norcatur, 13 February 1947 (contributed by Olive K e e n e r)
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Perry Deeter, 72, Is Laid To Rest
Rites Wednesday Afternoon For Well Known Resident - Stricken 10 Years Ago
Perry B. Deeter, 72, well known farmer of northeast of Norcatur, and a resident of that community for the past 59 years, died at the family home near east of Norcatur Monday morning. His last illness extended over a period of three months, but he had been in poor health since he suffered a stroke just ten years ago.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon in the Methodist church here, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Walter Berg. Burial was made in the Colony cemetery.
Mr. Deeter was born September 8, 1874 in Miami county, Ohio, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius H. Deeter. He was 13 years of age when the family moved to Kansas and located in Norton county, northeast of Norcatur, where he was a successful farmer until his health broke and he was compelled to retire from active labor.
He was married at Norton on May 7, 1898, to Pearl E. Reed, whose death occurred on November 15, 1912. On February 27, 1927, he was married to Eva Ward Holsinger, who survives.
Also surviving are two daughters, Cleta Wertenberger of Norcatur and Mildred Clark of Sebastopol, Calif.; a step-daughter, Melva Deeter of the home; three sons, Harold Deeter of Norcatur; Clifford Deeter of Modesto, Calif.; and Ralph Deeter of Leavenworth, Kansas; 19 grandchildren; one great grandchild; three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Towslee and Clara Deeter of Norcatur and Nina Nelson of Kansas City, Mo.; and three brothers, Simon K. Deeter of Calvert, W. R. Deeter of Udell, Iowa and W. K. Deeter of Independence, Mo.
Mr. Deeter was predeceased by a sister, Mrs. Joe Ervin and a brother, Jess W. Deeter, editor of the Norcatur Dispatch for many years.
Norcatur Dispatch, 13 February 1947 (contributed by Olive K e e n e r)
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Perry B. Deeter
Perry Boy Deeter, son of Cornelius H. and Sophronia Ward Deeter, was born September 8, 1874 in Miami County, Ohio and passed away at his home east of Norcatur on February 10, 1947, at the age of 72 years, 5 months and 2 days.
When a lad of 13 years he came with his parents to Norton county which had been his home ever since. On May 7, 1898, he was united in marriage to Pearl E. Reed at Norton, who preceded him in death of November 15, 1912. To this union five children were born: Cleta Wertenberger and C. Harold Deeter of Norcatur, Kansas; Clifford K. of Modesto, Calif; Ralph R. of Leavenworth and Mildred Clark of Sebastapol, Calif. On February 27, 1927 he was married to Eva Ward Holsinger at Portis.
Those surviving besides the above named children are: his wife, one stepdaughter, Melva Deeter, 19 grandchildren, one great grand-daughter, three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Towslee and Miss Clara Deeter of Norcatur and Mrs. Nina Nilson of Kansas City, Mo; three brothers, S. K. Deeter of Calvert, Kansas; Rev. W. R. Deeter of Udell, Iowa and W. K. Deeter of Independence, Mo; neices [sic], nephews, cousins and a host of friends. His parents, one sister, Mrs. Lina Erwin and one brother, J. W. Deeter, preceded him in death.
He was baptised at Portis, Kansas by his brother, Rev. W. R. Deeter, in the faith of the Church of the Brethern. He attended Sunday School and church at the Methodist Church at Norcatur as long as his health permitted. He was a member of the board of commissioners when the present court house was built and also spent many years as a member of the township and school boards. His entire life was spent on the farm, for the past ten years he has been unable to work and the past three months were spent upon a bed of illness. Through all of his sickness he was patient and thoughtful of others.
In his passing we lose a true and faithful husband, father and friend.
Funeral services were held at the Norcatur Methodist Church Wednesday, February 12, with Rev. Walter Berg in charge. Burial was made in the Colony cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
The family wishes to thank all the neighbors and friends who assisted and who expressed their sympathy in many ways. Also for the beautiful flowers on the occasion of the death of our loved one. The family of PERRY DEETER.
unidentified newspaper, probably Norcatur, 13 February 1947 (contributed by Olive K e e n e r)
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Perry Deeter, 72, Is Laid To Rest
Rites Wednesday Afternoon For Well Known Resident - Stricken 10 Years Ago
Perry B. Deeter, 72, well known farmer of northeast of Norcatur, and a resident of that community for the past 59 years, died at the family home near east of Norcatur Monday morning. His last illness extended over a period of three months, but he had been in poor health since he suffered a stroke just ten years ago.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon in the Methodist church here, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Walter Berg. Burial was made in the Colony cemetery.
Mr. Deeter was born September 8, 1874 in Miami county, Ohio, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius H. Deeter. He was 13 years of age when the family moved to Kansas and located in Norton county, northeast of Norcatur, where he was a successful farmer until his health broke and he was compelled to retire from active labor.
He was married at Norton on May 7, 1898, to Pearl E. Reed, whose death occurred on November 15, 1912. On February 27, 1927, he was married to Eva Ward Holsinger, who survives.
Also surviving are two daughters, Cleta Wertenberger of Norcatur and Mildred Clark of Sebastopol, Calif.; a step-daughter, Melva Deeter of the home; three sons, Harold Deeter of Norcatur; Clifford Deeter of Modesto, Calif.; and Ralph Deeter of Leavenworth, Kansas; 19 grandchildren; one great grandchild; three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Towslee and Clara Deeter of Norcatur and Nina Nelson of Kansas City, Mo.; and three brothers, Simon K. Deeter of Calvert, W. R. Deeter of Udell, Iowa and W. K. Deeter of Independence, Mo.
Mr. Deeter was predeceased by a sister, Mrs. Joe Ervin and a brother, Jess W. Deeter, editor of the Norcatur Dispatch for many years.
Norcatur Dispatch, 13 February 1947 (contributed by Olive K e e n e r)
Married May 7,1898 to Pearl E Reed and February 27,1927 Eva Estella Ward Holsinger Deeter. He was the son of Cornelius H and Sophronia S Ward Deeter.
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Perry B. Deeter
Perry Boy Deeter, son of Cornelius H. and Sophronia Ward Deeter, was born September 8, 1874 in Miami County, Ohio and passed away at his home east of Norcatur on February 10, 1947, at the age of 72 years, 5 months and 2 days.
When a lad of 13 years he came with his parents to Norton county which had been his home ever since. On May 7, 1898, he was united in marriage to Pearl E. Reed at Norton, who preceded him in death of November 15, 1912. To this union five children were born: Cleta Wertenberger and C. Harold Deeter of Norcatur, Kansas; Clifford K. of Modesto, Calif; Ralph R. of Leavenworth and Mildred Clark of Sebastapol, Calif. On February 27, 1927 he was married to Eva Ward Holsinger at Portis.
Those surviving besides the above named children are: his wife, one stepdaughter, Melva Deeter, 19 grandchildren, one great grand-daughter, three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Towslee and Miss Clara Deeter of Norcatur and Mrs. Nina Nilson of Kansas City, Mo; three brothers, S. K. Deeter of Calvert, Kansas; Rev. W. R. Deeter of Udell, Iowa and W. K. Deeter of Independence, Mo; neices [sic], nephews, cousins and a host of friends. His parents, one sister, Mrs. Lina Erwin and one brother, J. W. Deeter, preceded him in death.
He was baptised at Portis, Kansas by his brother, Rev. W. R. Deeter, in the faith of the Church of the Brethern. He attended Sunday School and church at the Methodist Church at Norcatur as long as his health permitted. He was a member of the board of commissioners when the present court house was built and also spent many years as a member of the township and school boards. His entire life was spent on the farm, for the past ten years he has been unable to work and the past three months were spent upon a bed of illness. Through all of his sickness he was patient and thoughtful of others.
In his passing we lose a true and faithful husband, father and friend.
Funeral services were held at the Norcatur Methodist Church Wednesday, February 12, with Rev. Walter Berg in charge. Burial was made in the Colony cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
The family wishes to thank all the neighbors and friends who assisted and who expressed their sympathy in many ways. Also for the beautiful flowers on the occasion of the death of our loved one. The family of PERRY DEETER.
unidentified newspaper, probably Norcatur, 13 February 1947 (contributed by Olive K e e n e r)
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Perry Deeter, 72, Is Laid To Rest
Rites Wednesday Afternoon For Well Known Resident - Stricken 10 Years Ago
Perry B. Deeter, 72, well known farmer of northeast of Norcatur, and a resident of that community for the past 59 years, died at the family home near east of Norcatur Monday morning. His last illness extended over a period of three months, but he had been in poor health since he suffered a stroke just ten years ago.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon in the Methodist church here, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Walter Berg. Burial was made in the Colony cemetery.
Mr. Deeter was born September 8, 1874 in Miami county, Ohio, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius H. Deeter. He was 13 years of age when the family moved to Kansas and located in Norton county, northeast of Norcatur, where he was a successful farmer until his health broke and he was compelled to retire from active labor.
He was married at Norton on May 7, 1898, to Pearl E. Reed, whose death occurred on November 15, 1912. On February 27, 1927, he was married to Eva Ward Holsinger, who survives.
Also surviving are two daughters, Cleta Wertenberger of Norcatur and Mildred Clark of Sebastopol, Calif.; a step-daughter, Melva Deeter of the home; three sons, Harold Deeter of Norcatur; Clifford Deeter of Modesto, Calif.; and Ralph Deeter of Leavenworth, Kansas; 19 grandchildren; one great grandchild; three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Towslee and Clara Deeter of Norcatur and Nina Nelson of Kansas City, Mo.; and three brothers, Simon K. Deeter of Calvert, W. R. Deeter of Udell, Iowa and W. K. Deeter of Independence, Mo.
Mr. Deeter was predeceased by a sister, Mrs. Joe Ervin and a brother, Jess W. Deeter, editor of the Norcatur Dispatch for many years.
Norcatur Dispatch, 13 February 1947 (contributed by Olive K e e n e r)
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Perry B. Deeter
Perry Boy Deeter, son of Cornelius H. and Sophronia Ward Deeter, was born September 8, 1874 in Miami County, Ohio and passed away at his home east of Norcatur on February 10, 1947, at the age of 72 years, 5 months and 2 days.
When a lad of 13 years he came with his parents to Norton county which had been his home ever since. On May 7, 1898, he was united in marriage to Pearl E. Reed at Norton, who preceded him in death of November 15, 1912. To this union five children were born: Cleta Wertenberger and C. Harold Deeter of Norcatur, Kansas; Clifford K. of Modesto, Calif; Ralph R. of Leavenworth and Mildred Clark of Sebastapol, Calif. On February 27, 1927 he was married to Eva Ward Holsinger at Portis.
Those surviving besides the above named children are: his wife, one stepdaughter, Melva Deeter, 19 grandchildren, one great grand-daughter, three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Towslee and Miss Clara Deeter of Norcatur and Mrs. Nina Nilson of Kansas City, Mo; three brothers, S. K. Deeter of Calvert, Kansas; Rev. W. R. Deeter of Udell, Iowa and W. K. Deeter of Independence, Mo; neices [sic], nephews, cousins and a host of friends. His parents, one sister, Mrs. Lina Erwin and one brother, J. W. Deeter, preceded him in death.
He was baptised at Portis, Kansas by his brother, Rev. W. R. Deeter, in the faith of the Church of the Brethern. He attended Sunday School and church at the Methodist Church at Norcatur as long as his health permitted. He was a member of the board of commissioners when the present court house was built and also spent many years as a member of the township and school boards. His entire life was spent on the farm, for the past ten years he has been unable to work and the past three months were spent upon a bed of illness. Through all of his sickness he was patient and thoughtful of others.
In his passing we lose a true and faithful husband, father and friend.
Funeral services were held at the Norcatur Methodist Church Wednesday, February 12, with Rev. Walter Berg in charge. Burial was made in the Colony cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
The family wishes to thank all the neighbors and friends who assisted and who expressed their sympathy in many ways. Also for the beautiful flowers on the occasion of the death of our loved one. The family of PERRY DEETER.
unidentified newspaper, probably Norcatur, 13 February 1947 (contributed by Olive K e e n e r)
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Perry Deeter, 72, Is Laid To Rest
Rites Wednesday Afternoon For Well Known Resident - Stricken 10 Years Ago
Perry B. Deeter, 72, well known farmer of northeast of Norcatur, and a resident of that community for the past 59 years, died at the family home near east of Norcatur Monday morning. His last illness extended over a period of three months, but he had been in poor health since he suffered a stroke just ten years ago.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon in the Methodist church here, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Walter Berg. Burial was made in the Colony cemetery.
Mr. Deeter was born September 8, 1874 in Miami county, Ohio, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius H. Deeter. He was 13 years of age when the family moved to Kansas and located in Norton county, northeast of Norcatur, where he was a successful farmer until his health broke and he was compelled to retire from active labor.
He was married at Norton on May 7, 1898, to Pearl E. Reed, whose death occurred on November 15, 1912. On February 27, 1927, he was married to Eva Ward Holsinger, who survives.
Also surviving are two daughters, Cleta Wertenberger of Norcatur and Mildred Clark of Sebastopol, Calif.; a step-daughter, Melva Deeter of the home; three sons, Harold Deeter of Norcatur; Clifford Deeter of Modesto, Calif.; and Ralph Deeter of Leavenworth, Kansas; 19 grandchildren; one great grandchild; three sisters, Mrs. Rosa Towslee and Clara Deeter of Norcatur and Nina Nelson of Kansas City, Mo.; and three brothers, Simon K. Deeter of Calvert, W. R. Deeter of Udell, Iowa and W. K. Deeter of Independence, Mo.
Mr. Deeter was predeceased by a sister, Mrs. Joe Ervin and a brother, Jess W. Deeter, editor of the Norcatur Dispatch for many years.
Norcatur Dispatch, 13 February 1947 (contributed by Olive K e e n e r)
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