Emmet Trimble, well known Everton resident died at his home Wednesday morning, June 1, 1955 after several months of failing health. He was 72 years of age.
Services were conducted Friday morning at the Antioch Church, with Rev. Tom Proctor officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery under direction of the Allison Funeral Home.
He is survived by his wife Leta; and two sisters, Mrs. Ada Jones of Everton, and Mrs. Gertie Franklin of Tyro, Kansas.
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I have seen Emmet spelled both ways, Emmit and Emmet.
Emmit's WW I Draft Registration was completed September 12, 1918, at Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon. Emmit is a carpenter, 35, working for Grant, Smith & Porter Ship Company. His wife Letie Trimble is his closest relative, 1181 Kirby Street, Portland, OR. Emmit is described as medium height, slender build, blue eyes and brown hair.
The 1940 Dade County, MO Census lists Emmit Trimble, 56, and wife "Leddie," 53, living with his mother "Lovona" (Luvenia), 84. Emmit has a 7th grade education, Lettie, 6th grade. Emmit is working as a laborer on a road construction project. In 1935 the couple was living in Los Angeles County, California.
After the death of his mother Luvenia in 1944, Emmet and Leta bought her home next door to his sister Ada Jones and family.
The graves of Emmet and Letie are unmarked.
Services were conducted Friday morning at the Antioch Church, with Rev. Tom Proctor officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery under direction of the Allison Funeral Home.
He is survived by his wife Leta; and two sisters, Mrs. Ada Jones of Everton, and Mrs. Gertie Franklin of Tyro, Kansas.
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I have seen Emmet spelled both ways, Emmit and Emmet.
Emmit's WW I Draft Registration was completed September 12, 1918, at Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon. Emmit is a carpenter, 35, working for Grant, Smith & Porter Ship Company. His wife Letie Trimble is his closest relative, 1181 Kirby Street, Portland, OR. Emmit is described as medium height, slender build, blue eyes and brown hair.
The 1940 Dade County, MO Census lists Emmit Trimble, 56, and wife "Leddie," 53, living with his mother "Lovona" (Luvenia), 84. Emmit has a 7th grade education, Lettie, 6th grade. Emmit is working as a laborer on a road construction project. In 1935 the couple was living in Los Angeles County, California.
After the death of his mother Luvenia in 1944, Emmet and Leta bought her home next door to his sister Ada Jones and family.
The graves of Emmet and Letie are unmarked.
Emmet Trimble, well known Everton resident died at his home Wednesday morning, June 1, 1955 after several months of failing health. He was 72 years of age.
Services were conducted Friday morning at the Antioch Church, with Rev. Tom Proctor officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery under direction of the Allison Funeral Home.
He is survived by his wife Leta; and two sisters, Mrs. Ada Jones of Everton, and Mrs. Gertie Franklin of Tyro, Kansas.
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I have seen Emmet spelled both ways, Emmit and Emmet.
Emmit's WW I Draft Registration was completed September 12, 1918, at Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon. Emmit is a carpenter, 35, working for Grant, Smith & Porter Ship Company. His wife Letie Trimble is his closest relative, 1181 Kirby Street, Portland, OR. Emmit is described as medium height, slender build, blue eyes and brown hair.
The 1940 Dade County, MO Census lists Emmit Trimble, 56, and wife "Leddie," 53, living with his mother "Lovona" (Luvenia), 84. Emmit has a 7th grade education, Lettie, 6th grade. Emmit is working as a laborer on a road construction project. In 1935 the couple was living in Los Angeles County, California.
After the death of his mother Luvenia in 1944, Emmet and Leta bought her home next door to his sister Ada Jones and family.
The graves of Emmet and Letie are unmarked.
Services were conducted Friday morning at the Antioch Church, with Rev. Tom Proctor officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery under direction of the Allison Funeral Home.
He is survived by his wife Leta; and two sisters, Mrs. Ada Jones of Everton, and Mrs. Gertie Franklin of Tyro, Kansas.
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I have seen Emmet spelled both ways, Emmit and Emmet.
Emmit's WW I Draft Registration was completed September 12, 1918, at Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon. Emmit is a carpenter, 35, working for Grant, Smith & Porter Ship Company. His wife Letie Trimble is his closest relative, 1181 Kirby Street, Portland, OR. Emmit is described as medium height, slender build, blue eyes and brown hair.
The 1940 Dade County, MO Census lists Emmit Trimble, 56, and wife "Leddie," 53, living with his mother "Lovona" (Luvenia), 84. Emmit has a 7th grade education, Lettie, 6th grade. Emmit is working as a laborer on a road construction project. In 1935 the couple was living in Los Angeles County, California.
After the death of his mother Luvenia in 1944, Emmet and Leta bought her home next door to his sister Ada Jones and family.
The graves of Emmet and Letie are unmarked.
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