Cassville Republican
03 May 1928, Thu • Page 1
Little Son Dies
Roy, little ten year old son of Rev. and Mrs. Frank Hall of the Oak Ridge locality, died Friday afternoon, April 27, at Monett as the little fellow was being brought home from the Springfield hospital where he had undergone an operation several days before for appendicitis.
His condition became serious Thursday and when it was found there was no hope for his recovery, his parents made an effort to get him home before he died.
Funeral services were held Saturday aftrnoon at the Oak Ridge church, conducted by Rev. L. A. Smith of Springfield. Interment was made at the Ennis cemetery, under direction or the Horine Funeral Service.
MO death certificate: has him as Ray, parents Maud Johnson & Frank Hall, informant Frank Hall; burial Forest Grove Cemetery
COD: Appendicitis
03 May 1928, Thu • Page 1
Little Son Dies
Roy, little ten year old son of Rev. and Mrs. Frank Hall of the Oak Ridge locality, died Friday afternoon, April 27, at Monett as the little fellow was being brought home from the Springfield hospital where he had undergone an operation several days before for appendicitis.
His condition became serious Thursday and when it was found there was no hope for his recovery, his parents made an effort to get him home before he died.
Funeral services were held Saturday aftrnoon at the Oak Ridge church, conducted by Rev. L. A. Smith of Springfield. Interment was made at the Ennis cemetery, under direction or the Horine Funeral Service.
MO death certificate: has him as Ray, parents Maud Johnson & Frank Hall, informant Frank Hall; burial Forest Grove Cemetery
COD: Appendicitis
Cassville Republican
03 May 1928, Thu • Page 1
Little Son Dies
Roy, little ten year old son of Rev. and Mrs. Frank Hall of the Oak Ridge locality, died Friday afternoon, April 27, at Monett as the little fellow was being brought home from the Springfield hospital where he had undergone an operation several days before for appendicitis.
His condition became serious Thursday and when it was found there was no hope for his recovery, his parents made an effort to get him home before he died.
Funeral services were held Saturday aftrnoon at the Oak Ridge church, conducted by Rev. L. A. Smith of Springfield. Interment was made at the Ennis cemetery, under direction or the Horine Funeral Service.
MO death certificate: has him as Ray, parents Maud Johnson & Frank Hall, informant Frank Hall; burial Forest Grove Cemetery
COD: Appendicitis
03 May 1928, Thu • Page 1
Little Son Dies
Roy, little ten year old son of Rev. and Mrs. Frank Hall of the Oak Ridge locality, died Friday afternoon, April 27, at Monett as the little fellow was being brought home from the Springfield hospital where he had undergone an operation several days before for appendicitis.
His condition became serious Thursday and when it was found there was no hope for his recovery, his parents made an effort to get him home before he died.
Funeral services were held Saturday aftrnoon at the Oak Ridge church, conducted by Rev. L. A. Smith of Springfield. Interment was made at the Ennis cemetery, under direction or the Horine Funeral Service.
MO death certificate: has him as Ray, parents Maud Johnson & Frank Hall, informant Frank Hall; burial Forest Grove Cemetery
COD: Appendicitis
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