Hope Star newspaper, April 30, 1940, front page
MOP Switchman Dies of Injuries
Roy Mosier, 47, struck by freight train in Texarkana
Roy Mosier, 47, Missouri Pacific switchman, died in a hospital here from a fracture of the skull suffered Monday night when he was struck by a freight car in the yards here.
He has been in railroading 25 years. He was discovered unconscious beside the tracks by Car Inspector Henry Prudhome. He died without gaining consciousness.
There were no witnesses to the accident, but trainmen theorized that he had been struck by a car that had rolled along the tracks a few minutes before he was found.
Mr. Mosier came to Texarkana from Newport 16 years ago.
He is survived by his wife; a son Jack Mosier; two daughters, Freida May and Betty Jean Mosier, all of Texarkana; a half-brother, McKinley, of Brinkley; a sister, Mrs. Paul Brustman of St. Paul; and two half-sisters, Mrs. Hattie Summers and Mrs. Sadie Mae Trout of Brinkley.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday, at the County Avenue Baptist Church, by the Rev. H. S. Thomas of Malvern.
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The Brinkley Argus, May 9, 1913 (Friday)
BRINKLEY BOY MARRIES IN OKLAHOMA
A notice in the Oklahoma City papers makes mention of the marriage on Saturday last at 5 p.m. of Mr. Roland C. Moshier to Miss Lydia Miller at the home of the groom's uncle, George Lutes, in Oklahoma City, Rev. Dr. Nine officiating.
The groom is a son of Mr. J. C. Mosier, the Brinkley brickman, and will be remembered by a number of Brinkley people. He has been a member of the Oklahoma City Fire Department for a number of years.
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SON of John Clinton Mosier/Moshier and Isadora 'Dora' Lutes
HUSBAND of
1. Lydia Mary Miller, m. 1) Roland 'Roy' Mosier (m. May 3, 1913 OK City) and 2) Mathias J. Frey
2. Thelma Lillian Holmgren, m. 1) Roland 'Roy' Mosier and 2) Horace Kennedy
CHILDREN
with Lydia -
1. Winnifred Kathleen (1914 OK-2000 KS), m. Lenward 'Leonard' H. Webb (1911 LA-1975 KS)
2. Gertrude Irene (1917 OK-2007 TX), m. John Edward Petry II (1914-1969 TX)
3. Dora Louise, (1918 OK-1992 FL), m. Richard Allen Watson, Sr. (1916-1977 VA)
4. Carmi Cecelia (1920 OK-2004 NV), m. Harold Herbert Teves (1919-1988 NV)
with Thelma -
1. Jack Roland, (1927 AR-2019 TX), m. Jean Ann Park
2. Freda May, (1928 AR- ), m. Warren Howard Beck (1918-2004 MO)
3. Betty Jean, (1930 AR-2018 GA), m. Lawrence L. Watkins (1928-2005 GA)
In 1917, Roy is married with two children, working as a switchman for Frisco Railroad in Oklahoma City, OK.
MOP Switchman Dies of Injuries
Roy Mosier, 47, struck by freight train in Texarkana
Roy Mosier, 47, Missouri Pacific switchman, died in a hospital here from a fracture of the skull suffered Monday night when he was struck by a freight car in the yards here.
He has been in railroading 25 years. He was discovered unconscious beside the tracks by Car Inspector Henry Prudhome. He died without gaining consciousness.
There were no witnesses to the accident, but trainmen theorized that he had been struck by a car that had rolled along the tracks a few minutes before he was found.
Mr. Mosier came to Texarkana from Newport 16 years ago.
He is survived by his wife; a son Jack Mosier; two daughters, Freida May and Betty Jean Mosier, all of Texarkana; a half-brother, McKinley, of Brinkley; a sister, Mrs. Paul Brustman of St. Paul; and two half-sisters, Mrs. Hattie Summers and Mrs. Sadie Mae Trout of Brinkley.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday, at the County Avenue Baptist Church, by the Rev. H. S. Thomas of Malvern.
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The Brinkley Argus, May 9, 1913 (Friday)
BRINKLEY BOY MARRIES IN OKLAHOMA
A notice in the Oklahoma City papers makes mention of the marriage on Saturday last at 5 p.m. of Mr. Roland C. Moshier to Miss Lydia Miller at the home of the groom's uncle, George Lutes, in Oklahoma City, Rev. Dr. Nine officiating.
The groom is a son of Mr. J. C. Mosier, the Brinkley brickman, and will be remembered by a number of Brinkley people. He has been a member of the Oklahoma City Fire Department for a number of years.
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SON of John Clinton Mosier/Moshier and Isadora 'Dora' Lutes
HUSBAND of
1. Lydia Mary Miller, m. 1) Roland 'Roy' Mosier (m. May 3, 1913 OK City) and 2) Mathias J. Frey
2. Thelma Lillian Holmgren, m. 1) Roland 'Roy' Mosier and 2) Horace Kennedy
CHILDREN
with Lydia -
1. Winnifred Kathleen (1914 OK-2000 KS), m. Lenward 'Leonard' H. Webb (1911 LA-1975 KS)
2. Gertrude Irene (1917 OK-2007 TX), m. John Edward Petry II (1914-1969 TX)
3. Dora Louise, (1918 OK-1992 FL), m. Richard Allen Watson, Sr. (1916-1977 VA)
4. Carmi Cecelia (1920 OK-2004 NV), m. Harold Herbert Teves (1919-1988 NV)
with Thelma -
1. Jack Roland, (1927 AR-2019 TX), m. Jean Ann Park
2. Freda May, (1928 AR- ), m. Warren Howard Beck (1918-2004 MO)
3. Betty Jean, (1930 AR-2018 GA), m. Lawrence L. Watkins (1928-2005 GA)
In 1917, Roy is married with two children, working as a switchman for Frisco Railroad in Oklahoma City, OK.
Hope Star newspaper, April 30, 1940, front page
MOP Switchman Dies of Injuries
Roy Mosier, 47, struck by freight train in Texarkana
Roy Mosier, 47, Missouri Pacific switchman, died in a hospital here from a fracture of the skull suffered Monday night when he was struck by a freight car in the yards here.
He has been in railroading 25 years. He was discovered unconscious beside the tracks by Car Inspector Henry Prudhome. He died without gaining consciousness.
There were no witnesses to the accident, but trainmen theorized that he had been struck by a car that had rolled along the tracks a few minutes before he was found.
Mr. Mosier came to Texarkana from Newport 16 years ago.
He is survived by his wife; a son Jack Mosier; two daughters, Freida May and Betty Jean Mosier, all of Texarkana; a half-brother, McKinley, of Brinkley; a sister, Mrs. Paul Brustman of St. Paul; and two half-sisters, Mrs. Hattie Summers and Mrs. Sadie Mae Trout of Brinkley.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday, at the County Avenue Baptist Church, by the Rev. H. S. Thomas of Malvern.
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The Brinkley Argus, May 9, 1913 (Friday)
BRINKLEY BOY MARRIES IN OKLAHOMA
A notice in the Oklahoma City papers makes mention of the marriage on Saturday last at 5 p.m. of Mr. Roland C. Moshier to Miss Lydia Miller at the home of the groom's uncle, George Lutes, in Oklahoma City, Rev. Dr. Nine officiating.
The groom is a son of Mr. J. C. Mosier, the Brinkley brickman, and will be remembered by a number of Brinkley people. He has been a member of the Oklahoma City Fire Department for a number of years.
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SON of John Clinton Mosier/Moshier and Isadora 'Dora' Lutes
HUSBAND of
1. Lydia Mary Miller, m. 1) Roland 'Roy' Mosier (m. May 3, 1913 OK City) and 2) Mathias J. Frey
2. Thelma Lillian Holmgren, m. 1) Roland 'Roy' Mosier and 2) Horace Kennedy
CHILDREN
with Lydia -
1. Winnifred Kathleen (1914 OK-2000 KS), m. Lenward 'Leonard' H. Webb (1911 LA-1975 KS)
2. Gertrude Irene (1917 OK-2007 TX), m. John Edward Petry II (1914-1969 TX)
3. Dora Louise, (1918 OK-1992 FL), m. Richard Allen Watson, Sr. (1916-1977 VA)
4. Carmi Cecelia (1920 OK-2004 NV), m. Harold Herbert Teves (1919-1988 NV)
with Thelma -
1. Jack Roland, (1927 AR-2019 TX), m. Jean Ann Park
2. Freda May, (1928 AR- ), m. Warren Howard Beck (1918-2004 MO)
3. Betty Jean, (1930 AR-2018 GA), m. Lawrence L. Watkins (1928-2005 GA)
In 1917, Roy is married with two children, working as a switchman for Frisco Railroad in Oklahoma City, OK.
MOP Switchman Dies of Injuries
Roy Mosier, 47, struck by freight train in Texarkana
Roy Mosier, 47, Missouri Pacific switchman, died in a hospital here from a fracture of the skull suffered Monday night when he was struck by a freight car in the yards here.
He has been in railroading 25 years. He was discovered unconscious beside the tracks by Car Inspector Henry Prudhome. He died without gaining consciousness.
There were no witnesses to the accident, but trainmen theorized that he had been struck by a car that had rolled along the tracks a few minutes before he was found.
Mr. Mosier came to Texarkana from Newport 16 years ago.
He is survived by his wife; a son Jack Mosier; two daughters, Freida May and Betty Jean Mosier, all of Texarkana; a half-brother, McKinley, of Brinkley; a sister, Mrs. Paul Brustman of St. Paul; and two half-sisters, Mrs. Hattie Summers and Mrs. Sadie Mae Trout of Brinkley.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday, at the County Avenue Baptist Church, by the Rev. H. S. Thomas of Malvern.
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The Brinkley Argus, May 9, 1913 (Friday)
BRINKLEY BOY MARRIES IN OKLAHOMA
A notice in the Oklahoma City papers makes mention of the marriage on Saturday last at 5 p.m. of Mr. Roland C. Moshier to Miss Lydia Miller at the home of the groom's uncle, George Lutes, in Oklahoma City, Rev. Dr. Nine officiating.
The groom is a son of Mr. J. C. Mosier, the Brinkley brickman, and will be remembered by a number of Brinkley people. He has been a member of the Oklahoma City Fire Department for a number of years.
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SON of John Clinton Mosier/Moshier and Isadora 'Dora' Lutes
HUSBAND of
1. Lydia Mary Miller, m. 1) Roland 'Roy' Mosier (m. May 3, 1913 OK City) and 2) Mathias J. Frey
2. Thelma Lillian Holmgren, m. 1) Roland 'Roy' Mosier and 2) Horace Kennedy
CHILDREN
with Lydia -
1. Winnifred Kathleen (1914 OK-2000 KS), m. Lenward 'Leonard' H. Webb (1911 LA-1975 KS)
2. Gertrude Irene (1917 OK-2007 TX), m. John Edward Petry II (1914-1969 TX)
3. Dora Louise, (1918 OK-1992 FL), m. Richard Allen Watson, Sr. (1916-1977 VA)
4. Carmi Cecelia (1920 OK-2004 NV), m. Harold Herbert Teves (1919-1988 NV)
with Thelma -
1. Jack Roland, (1927 AR-2019 TX), m. Jean Ann Park
2. Freda May, (1928 AR- ), m. Warren Howard Beck (1918-2004 MO)
3. Betty Jean, (1930 AR-2018 GA), m. Lawrence L. Watkins (1928-2005 GA)
In 1917, Roy is married with two children, working as a switchman for Frisco Railroad in Oklahoma City, OK.
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