LA PLATA HOME PRESS, La Plata, Missouri
May 10, 1945
RAY DORMAN
---Ray Dorman, forty-five, of Plevna, Missouri, a former resident of Kirksville, died Tuesday night in a Kirksville hospital following a few day's illness. He had suffered a heart attack Friday at his home and was brought to the hospital Tuesday.
---Funeral services will be held at Edina at 2:00 Friday afternoon and burial will be in the La Plata cemetery.
---The deceased was born near Stahl, Missouri January 1, 1900 and lived in and near Kirksville for many years. He moved to a farm near Plevna about ten or twelve years ago.
---His wife is the former Miss Mayme Platz.
---He is survived by his widow, five children, Ronald, Royce, Lorraine, Lois and Donna; two brothers, Leonard Dorman of Poleau, Oklahoma; a half-brother, Jake Dorman and two sisters, Mrs. Ira Slover of Bladinsville, Illinois and Mrs. Jazel Calvert of St. Louis.
Also see Missouri Death Certificate #16145 for more information including the following:
Full Name: Ray Dorman
Male, white, married
Usual Residence: Plevna, Knox County, MO.
Age: 45 years, 4 months and 7 days
Occupation: Truck Driver
Name of Spouse: Mayme Platts
Date of Birth: January 1, 1900
Birthplace: Oskaloosa, Iowa
Date of Death: May 8, 1945
Place of Death: Grim-Smith hospital, Kirksville, Adair County, MO.
Cause of Death: Valvular Heart Disease
Place of Burial: La Plata, Missouri on May 11, 1945
Name of Father: Theophilus Dorman, b. Oskaloosa, Iowa
Maiden Name of Mother: Sarah Dorman, b. unknown
Name of Informant: Mrs. Ray Dorman
May 10, 1945
RAY DORMAN
---Ray Dorman, forty-five, of Plevna, Missouri, a former resident of Kirksville, died Tuesday night in a Kirksville hospital following a few day's illness. He had suffered a heart attack Friday at his home and was brought to the hospital Tuesday.
---Funeral services will be held at Edina at 2:00 Friday afternoon and burial will be in the La Plata cemetery.
---The deceased was born near Stahl, Missouri January 1, 1900 and lived in and near Kirksville for many years. He moved to a farm near Plevna about ten or twelve years ago.
---His wife is the former Miss Mayme Platz.
---He is survived by his widow, five children, Ronald, Royce, Lorraine, Lois and Donna; two brothers, Leonard Dorman of Poleau, Oklahoma; a half-brother, Jake Dorman and two sisters, Mrs. Ira Slover of Bladinsville, Illinois and Mrs. Jazel Calvert of St. Louis.
Also see Missouri Death Certificate #16145 for more information including the following:
Full Name: Ray Dorman
Male, white, married
Usual Residence: Plevna, Knox County, MO.
Age: 45 years, 4 months and 7 days
Occupation: Truck Driver
Name of Spouse: Mayme Platts
Date of Birth: January 1, 1900
Birthplace: Oskaloosa, Iowa
Date of Death: May 8, 1945
Place of Death: Grim-Smith hospital, Kirksville, Adair County, MO.
Cause of Death: Valvular Heart Disease
Place of Burial: La Plata, Missouri on May 11, 1945
Name of Father: Theophilus Dorman, b. Oskaloosa, Iowa
Maiden Name of Mother: Sarah Dorman, b. unknown
Name of Informant: Mrs. Ray Dorman
LA PLATA HOME PRESS, La Plata, Missouri
May 10, 1945
RAY DORMAN
---Ray Dorman, forty-five, of Plevna, Missouri, a former resident of Kirksville, died Tuesday night in a Kirksville hospital following a few day's illness. He had suffered a heart attack Friday at his home and was brought to the hospital Tuesday.
---Funeral services will be held at Edina at 2:00 Friday afternoon and burial will be in the La Plata cemetery.
---The deceased was born near Stahl, Missouri January 1, 1900 and lived in and near Kirksville for many years. He moved to a farm near Plevna about ten or twelve years ago.
---His wife is the former Miss Mayme Platz.
---He is survived by his widow, five children, Ronald, Royce, Lorraine, Lois and Donna; two brothers, Leonard Dorman of Poleau, Oklahoma; a half-brother, Jake Dorman and two sisters, Mrs. Ira Slover of Bladinsville, Illinois and Mrs. Jazel Calvert of St. Louis.
Also see Missouri Death Certificate #16145 for more information including the following:
Full Name: Ray Dorman
Male, white, married
Usual Residence: Plevna, Knox County, MO.
Age: 45 years, 4 months and 7 days
Occupation: Truck Driver
Name of Spouse: Mayme Platts
Date of Birth: January 1, 1900
Birthplace: Oskaloosa, Iowa
Date of Death: May 8, 1945
Place of Death: Grim-Smith hospital, Kirksville, Adair County, MO.
Cause of Death: Valvular Heart Disease
Place of Burial: La Plata, Missouri on May 11, 1945
Name of Father: Theophilus Dorman, b. Oskaloosa, Iowa
Maiden Name of Mother: Sarah Dorman, b. unknown
Name of Informant: Mrs. Ray Dorman
May 10, 1945
RAY DORMAN
---Ray Dorman, forty-five, of Plevna, Missouri, a former resident of Kirksville, died Tuesday night in a Kirksville hospital following a few day's illness. He had suffered a heart attack Friday at his home and was brought to the hospital Tuesday.
---Funeral services will be held at Edina at 2:00 Friday afternoon and burial will be in the La Plata cemetery.
---The deceased was born near Stahl, Missouri January 1, 1900 and lived in and near Kirksville for many years. He moved to a farm near Plevna about ten or twelve years ago.
---His wife is the former Miss Mayme Platz.
---He is survived by his widow, five children, Ronald, Royce, Lorraine, Lois and Donna; two brothers, Leonard Dorman of Poleau, Oklahoma; a half-brother, Jake Dorman and two sisters, Mrs. Ira Slover of Bladinsville, Illinois and Mrs. Jazel Calvert of St. Louis.
Also see Missouri Death Certificate #16145 for more information including the following:
Full Name: Ray Dorman
Male, white, married
Usual Residence: Plevna, Knox County, MO.
Age: 45 years, 4 months and 7 days
Occupation: Truck Driver
Name of Spouse: Mayme Platts
Date of Birth: January 1, 1900
Birthplace: Oskaloosa, Iowa
Date of Death: May 8, 1945
Place of Death: Grim-Smith hospital, Kirksville, Adair County, MO.
Cause of Death: Valvular Heart Disease
Place of Burial: La Plata, Missouri on May 11, 1945
Name of Father: Theophilus Dorman, b. Oskaloosa, Iowa
Maiden Name of Mother: Sarah Dorman, b. unknown
Name of Informant: Mrs. Ray Dorman
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