Death of Clyde Notestine
January 8th, Clyde Notestine of Burdett died at Camp Funston of pneumonia following influenza. He went to Funston last July for training and has not been home since. He had been assigned to the 10th Division. For the past two years he has made his home on the farm of his grandfather, Goerge Notestine, at Burdett. Clyde was twenty-four year old last November. He leaves his mother, Mrs. Minnie Hayes of Charleston, Gray County, and his twin brother, Claude Notestine now in training at Funston.
Death of Clyde Notestine
January 8th, Clyde Notestine of Burdett died at Camp Funston of pneumonia following influenza. He went to Funston last July for training and has not been home since. He had been assigned to the 10th Division. For the past two years he has made his home on the farm of his grandfather, Goerge Notestine, at Burdett. Clyde was twenty-four year old last November. He leaves his mother, Mrs. Minnie Hayes of Charleston, Gray County, and his twin brother, Claude Notestine now in training at Funston.
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Family Members
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Lee E Notestine
1892–1916
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Erven Notestine
1893–1894
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Claud R. Notestine
1894–1920
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Joseph Charles Hayes
1899–1972
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Emma Susan Hayes Lackore
1902–1991
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Ina Hayes King
1904–1982
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Anna Hayes White
1904–1991
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Allie Hayes Ward
1908–1996
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Mary Edith Hayes Douglass
1911–1981
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Hattie Leota Hayes Scott
1912–1990
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Helen Leona Hayes Grubb Beccard
1912–1987
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Muriel Wilma Hayes Smith
1915–1999
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