Mrs. Oliver Dies
Neosho friends have been shocked today, as they have learned of the death of Mrs. W. M. Oliver of 423 West McCord Street. Mrs. Oliver has not been in the best of health for some time, but had really been ill only 4 days, having been taken to Sale Memorial Hospital early this week. Death occurred about 23:30 o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Oliver is survived by three daughters,Mrs. Nelle Tarrant and Miss Edith Oliver, both of Neosho, Mrs. Ruth McEwen of Los Angeles. Three sisters also survive, Mrs. M. T. Rice of Neosho, Mrs. Lanfield of Clarkson, Wash., and Mrs. Dan Boyd of Jerome, Idaho.
Mrs. Oliver was a loyal member of the First Presbyterian Church of Neosho, and her sound advice and practical knowledge of affairs in general made her a most valuable worker in the circles of the church. she was of the most kindly temperment and when well was never happier than when entertaining her friends.
Funeral arrangements under direction of Thompson Funeral Home.
Neosho Daily Democrat
Saturday, January 26, 1946
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Miss A. E. Sutton and Mr. Wm M. Oliver were married 3 June 1885 in Granby, Newton County, Missouri
Daughter of ? Sutton & Sarah (Martin) Sutton.
Sister of Alice (Stutton) Rice #23044619
Neosho friends have been shocked today, as they have learned of the death of Mrs. W. M. Oliver of 423 West McCord Street. Mrs. Oliver has not been in the best of health for some time, but had really been ill only 4 days, having been taken to Sale Memorial Hospital early this week. Death occurred about 23:30 o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Oliver is survived by three daughters,Mrs. Nelle Tarrant and Miss Edith Oliver, both of Neosho, Mrs. Ruth McEwen of Los Angeles. Three sisters also survive, Mrs. M. T. Rice of Neosho, Mrs. Lanfield of Clarkson, Wash., and Mrs. Dan Boyd of Jerome, Idaho.
Mrs. Oliver was a loyal member of the First Presbyterian Church of Neosho, and her sound advice and practical knowledge of affairs in general made her a most valuable worker in the circles of the church. she was of the most kindly temperment and when well was never happier than when entertaining her friends.
Funeral arrangements under direction of Thompson Funeral Home.
Neosho Daily Democrat
Saturday, January 26, 1946
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Miss A. E. Sutton and Mr. Wm M. Oliver were married 3 June 1885 in Granby, Newton County, Missouri
Daughter of ? Sutton & Sarah (Martin) Sutton.
Sister of Alice (Stutton) Rice #23044619
Mrs. Oliver Dies
Neosho friends have been shocked today, as they have learned of the death of Mrs. W. M. Oliver of 423 West McCord Street. Mrs. Oliver has not been in the best of health for some time, but had really been ill only 4 days, having been taken to Sale Memorial Hospital early this week. Death occurred about 23:30 o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Oliver is survived by three daughters,Mrs. Nelle Tarrant and Miss Edith Oliver, both of Neosho, Mrs. Ruth McEwen of Los Angeles. Three sisters also survive, Mrs. M. T. Rice of Neosho, Mrs. Lanfield of Clarkson, Wash., and Mrs. Dan Boyd of Jerome, Idaho.
Mrs. Oliver was a loyal member of the First Presbyterian Church of Neosho, and her sound advice and practical knowledge of affairs in general made her a most valuable worker in the circles of the church. she was of the most kindly temperment and when well was never happier than when entertaining her friends.
Funeral arrangements under direction of Thompson Funeral Home.
Neosho Daily Democrat
Saturday, January 26, 1946
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Miss A. E. Sutton and Mr. Wm M. Oliver were married 3 June 1885 in Granby, Newton County, Missouri
Daughter of ? Sutton & Sarah (Martin) Sutton.
Sister of Alice (Stutton) Rice #23044619
Neosho friends have been shocked today, as they have learned of the death of Mrs. W. M. Oliver of 423 West McCord Street. Mrs. Oliver has not been in the best of health for some time, but had really been ill only 4 days, having been taken to Sale Memorial Hospital early this week. Death occurred about 23:30 o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Oliver is survived by three daughters,Mrs. Nelle Tarrant and Miss Edith Oliver, both of Neosho, Mrs. Ruth McEwen of Los Angeles. Three sisters also survive, Mrs. M. T. Rice of Neosho, Mrs. Lanfield of Clarkson, Wash., and Mrs. Dan Boyd of Jerome, Idaho.
Mrs. Oliver was a loyal member of the First Presbyterian Church of Neosho, and her sound advice and practical knowledge of affairs in general made her a most valuable worker in the circles of the church. she was of the most kindly temperment and when well was never happier than when entertaining her friends.
Funeral arrangements under direction of Thompson Funeral Home.
Neosho Daily Democrat
Saturday, January 26, 1946
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Miss A. E. Sutton and Mr. Wm M. Oliver were married 3 June 1885 in Granby, Newton County, Missouri
Daughter of ? Sutton & Sarah (Martin) Sutton.
Sister of Alice (Stutton) Rice #23044619
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