Don Culver, 42 years old, rural route No. 3, died late yesterday afternoon at a local hospital. He was an employee of Armour & Co. Mr. Culver was a native of Missouri and had lived in St. Joseph for 28 years. His survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary Culver; four daughters, Mrs. Beatrice Packham, St. Joseph, and Misses Evelyn, Mary and Mae Culver, of the home; two sons, Arthur and Merle Culver; four brothers, Dee, Hal, Roe and Leo Culver; his father, Emil Culver; his mother, Mrs. Melissa James, and a grandchild, all living in St. Joseph. The body is at Stamey's mortuary where services will be tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. J.W. Minor officiating.
St. Joseph News-Press
21 Feb 1943
Page 6
St. Joseph News-Press
21 Feb 1943
Page 6
Don Culver, 42 years old, rural route No. 3, died late yesterday afternoon at a local hospital. He was an employee of Armour & Co. Mr. Culver was a native of Missouri and had lived in St. Joseph for 28 years. His survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary Culver; four daughters, Mrs. Beatrice Packham, St. Joseph, and Misses Evelyn, Mary and Mae Culver, of the home; two sons, Arthur and Merle Culver; four brothers, Dee, Hal, Roe and Leo Culver; his father, Emil Culver; his mother, Mrs. Melissa James, and a grandchild, all living in St. Joseph. The body is at Stamey's mortuary where services will be tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. J.W. Minor officiating.
St. Joseph News-Press
21 Feb 1943
Page 6
St. Joseph News-Press
21 Feb 1943
Page 6
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
