Holly Nickell Graves, 52, of Claycomo, died yesterday at the North Kansas City Memorial hospital. He was born at Belton and had lived at Claycomo 14 years. He was a truck driver for the Kroger company, and a member of local 955 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, and the Claycomo Saddle club. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Estella Graves, of the home, his father Homer A. Graves, 528 Spruce, a brother, David Allen Graves, Cape Gerardeau, Mo., and a sister, Mrs. Iris Wright, 329 East Twenty-eighth, North Kansas City.
The Kansas City Times (Kansas City,
Missouri); Wednesday, 02 Sep 1959; pg. 22
The Kansas City Times (Kansas City,
Missouri); Wednesday, 02 Sep 1959; pg. 22
Holly Nickell Graves, 52, of Claycomo, died yesterday at the North Kansas City Memorial hospital. He was born at Belton and had lived at Claycomo 14 years. He was a truck driver for the Kroger company, and a member of local 955 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, and the Claycomo Saddle club. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Estella Graves, of the home, his father Homer A. Graves, 528 Spruce, a brother, David Allen Graves, Cape Gerardeau, Mo., and a sister, Mrs. Iris Wright, 329 East Twenty-eighth, North Kansas City.
The Kansas City Times (Kansas City,
Missouri); Wednesday, 02 Sep 1959; pg. 22
The Kansas City Times (Kansas City,
Missouri); Wednesday, 02 Sep 1959; pg. 22
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