Mrs. Clemons D. Ashmore
Russellville—Mrs. Clemons D. Ashmore, 76, died in her home at Gumlog, near Russellville, Tuesday. Formerly Miss Anna Elizabeth Kottinger (sic), she was a native of Ohio, a daughter of Andrew and Margaret Fay Ways Hottinger, and a member of the Gumlog Presbyterian Church. She is survived by three sons, Charles Ashmore, Russellville; Idis Ashmore, Charleston, Mo., and Loy Ashmore, Sikeston, Mo.; one daughter, Mrs D. M. Virden, Gumlog; two stepsons, W. R. Ashmore, Russellville, and Ira Ashmore, Gilmer, Tex.; one brother, J. W. Hottinger, Russellville; 12 grandchildren, and 15 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were to be conducted today at 3:30 at the Gumlog Presbyterian Church by the Rev. W. S. Isbell and the Rev. Edwin Bond. Burial was to be by Shinn and Son, at the Baptist Cemetery in Center Valley.
Published in the Arkansas Democrat, Wed. 10 Jun 1953, page 5
Emma was the second wife of Clemons Doke Ashmore. They married 9 Nov 1902 in Pope County, Arkansas
Russellville—Mrs. Clemons D. Ashmore, 76, died in her home at Gumlog, near Russellville, Tuesday. Formerly Miss Anna Elizabeth Kottinger (sic), she was a native of Ohio, a daughter of Andrew and Margaret Fay Ways Hottinger, and a member of the Gumlog Presbyterian Church. She is survived by three sons, Charles Ashmore, Russellville; Idis Ashmore, Charleston, Mo., and Loy Ashmore, Sikeston, Mo.; one daughter, Mrs D. M. Virden, Gumlog; two stepsons, W. R. Ashmore, Russellville, and Ira Ashmore, Gilmer, Tex.; one brother, J. W. Hottinger, Russellville; 12 grandchildren, and 15 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were to be conducted today at 3:30 at the Gumlog Presbyterian Church by the Rev. W. S. Isbell and the Rev. Edwin Bond. Burial was to be by Shinn and Son, at the Baptist Cemetery in Center Valley.
Published in the Arkansas Democrat, Wed. 10 Jun 1953, page 5
Emma was the second wife of Clemons Doke Ashmore. They married 9 Nov 1902 in Pope County, Arkansas
Mrs. Clemons D. Ashmore
Russellville—Mrs. Clemons D. Ashmore, 76, died in her home at Gumlog, near Russellville, Tuesday. Formerly Miss Anna Elizabeth Kottinger (sic), she was a native of Ohio, a daughter of Andrew and Margaret Fay Ways Hottinger, and a member of the Gumlog Presbyterian Church. She is survived by three sons, Charles Ashmore, Russellville; Idis Ashmore, Charleston, Mo., and Loy Ashmore, Sikeston, Mo.; one daughter, Mrs D. M. Virden, Gumlog; two stepsons, W. R. Ashmore, Russellville, and Ira Ashmore, Gilmer, Tex.; one brother, J. W. Hottinger, Russellville; 12 grandchildren, and 15 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were to be conducted today at 3:30 at the Gumlog Presbyterian Church by the Rev. W. S. Isbell and the Rev. Edwin Bond. Burial was to be by Shinn and Son, at the Baptist Cemetery in Center Valley.
Published in the Arkansas Democrat, Wed. 10 Jun 1953, page 5
Emma was the second wife of Clemons Doke Ashmore. They married 9 Nov 1902 in Pope County, Arkansas
Russellville—Mrs. Clemons D. Ashmore, 76, died in her home at Gumlog, near Russellville, Tuesday. Formerly Miss Anna Elizabeth Kottinger (sic), she was a native of Ohio, a daughter of Andrew and Margaret Fay Ways Hottinger, and a member of the Gumlog Presbyterian Church. She is survived by three sons, Charles Ashmore, Russellville; Idis Ashmore, Charleston, Mo., and Loy Ashmore, Sikeston, Mo.; one daughter, Mrs D. M. Virden, Gumlog; two stepsons, W. R. Ashmore, Russellville, and Ira Ashmore, Gilmer, Tex.; one brother, J. W. Hottinger, Russellville; 12 grandchildren, and 15 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were to be conducted today at 3:30 at the Gumlog Presbyterian Church by the Rev. W. S. Isbell and the Rev. Edwin Bond. Burial was to be by Shinn and Son, at the Baptist Cemetery in Center Valley.
Published in the Arkansas Democrat, Wed. 10 Jun 1953, page 5
Emma was the second wife of Clemons Doke Ashmore. They married 9 Nov 1902 in Pope County, Arkansas
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