Suggested edit: Newspaper - Cassville Republican - page 1
(Cassville, Missouri) Thursday - May 11, 1944
"MRS. WILSON DIES
Cassville Woman Succumbs To Injuries Sustained in Car Accident
Mrs. Gillie Short Wilson, widow of the late James Wilson prominent Barry county stockman and farmer, died late Tuesday evening in the St. Vincent Hospital in Monett from injuries she received in a car accident about two weeks ago.
Mrs. Wilson sustained broken ribs and a crushed chest, and was otherwise badly bruised and cut. Pneumonia developed a few days prior to her passing.
She was daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Melven Galloway and was born and reared in this county in the Jenkins community.
Surviving of her immediate family are one daughter, Mrs. Commodore Purdom, now of California; and one son, Troy Short of Vienna; three brothers: Charles and Jess Galloway of Monett and Zack of California; and one sister, Mrs. H. A. Gardner of Monett.
Funeral arrangements, in charge of the Culver Undertakers, are incomplete awaiting the arrival of the daughter, Mrs. Purdom." Contributor: Carolyn Hartsell (46975832) •
(Cassville, Missouri) Thursday - May 11, 1944
"MRS. WILSON DIES
Cassville Woman Succumbs To Injuries Sustained in Car Accident
Mrs. Gillie Short Wilson, widow of the late James Wilson prominent Barry county stockman and farmer, died late Tuesday evening in the St. Vincent Hospital in Monett from injuries she received in a car accident about two weeks ago.
Mrs. Wilson sustained broken ribs and a crushed chest, and was otherwise badly bruised and cut. Pneumonia developed a few days prior to her passing.
She was daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Melven Galloway and was born and reared in this county in the Jenkins community.
Surviving of her immediate family are one daughter, Mrs. Commodore Purdom, now of California; and one son, Troy Short of Vienna; three brothers: Charles and Jess Galloway of Monett and Zack of California; and one sister, Mrs. H. A. Gardner of Monett.
Funeral arrangements, in charge of the Culver Undertakers, are incomplete awaiting the arrival of the daughter, Mrs. Purdom." Contributor: Carolyn Hartsell (46975832) •
Suggested edit: Newspaper - Cassville Republican - page 1
(Cassville, Missouri) Thursday - May 11, 1944
"MRS. WILSON DIES
Cassville Woman Succumbs To Injuries Sustained in Car Accident
Mrs. Gillie Short Wilson, widow of the late James Wilson prominent Barry county stockman and farmer, died late Tuesday evening in the St. Vincent Hospital in Monett from injuries she received in a car accident about two weeks ago.
Mrs. Wilson sustained broken ribs and a crushed chest, and was otherwise badly bruised and cut. Pneumonia developed a few days prior to her passing.
She was daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Melven Galloway and was born and reared in this county in the Jenkins community.
Surviving of her immediate family are one daughter, Mrs. Commodore Purdom, now of California; and one son, Troy Short of Vienna; three brothers: Charles and Jess Galloway of Monett and Zack of California; and one sister, Mrs. H. A. Gardner of Monett.
Funeral arrangements, in charge of the Culver Undertakers, are incomplete awaiting the arrival of the daughter, Mrs. Purdom." Contributor: Carolyn Hartsell (46975832) •
(Cassville, Missouri) Thursday - May 11, 1944
"MRS. WILSON DIES
Cassville Woman Succumbs To Injuries Sustained in Car Accident
Mrs. Gillie Short Wilson, widow of the late James Wilson prominent Barry county stockman and farmer, died late Tuesday evening in the St. Vincent Hospital in Monett from injuries she received in a car accident about two weeks ago.
Mrs. Wilson sustained broken ribs and a crushed chest, and was otherwise badly bruised and cut. Pneumonia developed a few days prior to her passing.
She was daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Melven Galloway and was born and reared in this county in the Jenkins community.
Surviving of her immediate family are one daughter, Mrs. Commodore Purdom, now of California; and one son, Troy Short of Vienna; three brothers: Charles and Jess Galloway of Monett and Zack of California; and one sister, Mrs. H. A. Gardner of Monett.
Funeral arrangements, in charge of the Culver Undertakers, are incomplete awaiting the arrival of the daughter, Mrs. Purdom." Contributor: Carolyn Hartsell (46975832) •
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