Daughter of Lewis Almon and Isabelle McHenry Hohstadt. Married Charles Shores in 1892; married Charles Hohstadt in 1897; married P. D. Ludwick in 1938; married Leroy C. McHugh in 1950.
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Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church here Monday afternoon for Mrs. Laura May McHugh, 81, who died at noon Saturday in her Memphis home, after an illness of several months.
Rev. W. E. Longstreth conducted the services, with burial in Memphis Cemetery.
Mrs. McHugh was born Laura May Hohstadt, daughter of Lewis and Isabell McHenry Hohstadt, January 23, 1872, in the Lawn Ridge neighborhood.
In 1892 she married Charles Shores, to which one son, Leslie, was born.
In 1897, she married Charles Hohstadt, to which union a son, Hollis, was born, Mr. Hohstadt and their son both preceded her in death.
In 1938 she married P. D. Ludwick, who died in 1945.
In 1950, she married LeRoy McHugh, who survives.
Other survivors include: a son, Leslie Hohstadt of Stillwater, Oklahoma; two brothers, John W. Hohstadt of Memphis and H. T. Hohstadt of Cove, Oregon; a sister, Mrs. Stella Daggs of Memphis; four grandchildren, Harland Hohstadt of Forrest, New Mexico; Allan Hohstadt of Hollister, Oklahoma; Tommy Hohstadt of Rochester, New York; and Waid Hohstadt of Duncan, Oklahoma; and by her step children and a number of nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers for Mrs. McHugh were Wayne Hohstadt, Wayne Ludwick, Lester Ludwick, Joe Purvis, Eston McHugh, and Bernard Harding.
Music was furnished by Mrs. W. E. Longstreth and Mrs. Richard Moore, with Mrs. C. C. McQuoid at the organ.
Memphis Democrat - Memphis, Missouri - October 15, 1953 ed.
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Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church here Monday afternoon for Mrs. Laura May McHugh, 81, who died at noon Saturday in her Memphis home, after an illness of several months.
Rev. W. E. Longstreth conducted the services, with burial in Memphis Cemetery.
Mrs. McHugh was born Laura May Hohstadt, daughter of Lewis and Isabell McHenry Hohstadt, January 23, 1872, in the Lawn Ridge neighborhood.
In 1892 she married Charles Shores, to which one son, Leslie, was born.
In 1897, she married Charles Hohstadt, to which union a son, Hollis, was born, Mr. Hohstadt and their son both preceded her in death.
In 1938 she married P. D. Ludwick, who died in 1945.
In 1950, she married LeRoy McHugh, who survives.
Other survivors include: a son, Leslie Hohstadt of Stillwater, Oklahoma; two brothers, John W. Hohstadt of Memphis and H. T. Hohstadt of Cove, Oregon; a sister, Mrs. Stella Daggs of Memphis; four grandchildren, Harland Hohstadt of Forrest, New Mexico; Allan Hohstadt of Hollister, Oklahoma; Tommy Hohstadt of Rochester, New York; and Waid Hohstadt of Duncan, Oklahoma; and by her step children and a number of nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers for Mrs. McHugh were Wayne Hohstadt, Wayne Ludwick, Lester Ludwick, Joe Purvis, Eston McHugh, and Bernard Harding.
Music was furnished by Mrs. W. E. Longstreth and Mrs. Richard Moore, with Mrs. C. C. McQuoid at the organ.
Memphis Democrat - Memphis, Missouri - October 15, 1953 ed.
Daughter of Lewis Almon and Isabelle McHenry Hohstadt. Married Charles Shores in 1892; married Charles Hohstadt in 1897; married P. D. Ludwick in 1938; married Leroy C. McHugh in 1950.
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Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church here Monday afternoon for Mrs. Laura May McHugh, 81, who died at noon Saturday in her Memphis home, after an illness of several months.
Rev. W. E. Longstreth conducted the services, with burial in Memphis Cemetery.
Mrs. McHugh was born Laura May Hohstadt, daughter of Lewis and Isabell McHenry Hohstadt, January 23, 1872, in the Lawn Ridge neighborhood.
In 1892 she married Charles Shores, to which one son, Leslie, was born.
In 1897, she married Charles Hohstadt, to which union a son, Hollis, was born, Mr. Hohstadt and their son both preceded her in death.
In 1938 she married P. D. Ludwick, who died in 1945.
In 1950, she married LeRoy McHugh, who survives.
Other survivors include: a son, Leslie Hohstadt of Stillwater, Oklahoma; two brothers, John W. Hohstadt of Memphis and H. T. Hohstadt of Cove, Oregon; a sister, Mrs. Stella Daggs of Memphis; four grandchildren, Harland Hohstadt of Forrest, New Mexico; Allan Hohstadt of Hollister, Oklahoma; Tommy Hohstadt of Rochester, New York; and Waid Hohstadt of Duncan, Oklahoma; and by her step children and a number of nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers for Mrs. McHugh were Wayne Hohstadt, Wayne Ludwick, Lester Ludwick, Joe Purvis, Eston McHugh, and Bernard Harding.
Music was furnished by Mrs. W. E. Longstreth and Mrs. Richard Moore, with Mrs. C. C. McQuoid at the organ.
Memphis Democrat - Memphis, Missouri - October 15, 1953 ed.
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Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church here Monday afternoon for Mrs. Laura May McHugh, 81, who died at noon Saturday in her Memphis home, after an illness of several months.
Rev. W. E. Longstreth conducted the services, with burial in Memphis Cemetery.
Mrs. McHugh was born Laura May Hohstadt, daughter of Lewis and Isabell McHenry Hohstadt, January 23, 1872, in the Lawn Ridge neighborhood.
In 1892 she married Charles Shores, to which one son, Leslie, was born.
In 1897, she married Charles Hohstadt, to which union a son, Hollis, was born, Mr. Hohstadt and their son both preceded her in death.
In 1938 she married P. D. Ludwick, who died in 1945.
In 1950, she married LeRoy McHugh, who survives.
Other survivors include: a son, Leslie Hohstadt of Stillwater, Oklahoma; two brothers, John W. Hohstadt of Memphis and H. T. Hohstadt of Cove, Oregon; a sister, Mrs. Stella Daggs of Memphis; four grandchildren, Harland Hohstadt of Forrest, New Mexico; Allan Hohstadt of Hollister, Oklahoma; Tommy Hohstadt of Rochester, New York; and Waid Hohstadt of Duncan, Oklahoma; and by her step children and a number of nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers for Mrs. McHugh were Wayne Hohstadt, Wayne Ludwick, Lester Ludwick, Joe Purvis, Eston McHugh, and Bernard Harding.
Music was furnished by Mrs. W. E. Longstreth and Mrs. Richard Moore, with Mrs. C. C. McQuoid at the organ.
Memphis Democrat - Memphis, Missouri - October 15, 1953 ed.
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