Winchester Star, 27 February 1931
OBITUARY
Joseph Mynatt Wallace was born April 21, 1869, near Andersonville, Tenn., and fell asleep February 17, 1931 at his home in Topeka, Kansas.
When but a youth, he came with his parents, Brice and Oney Wallace, to Northern Missouri, where his early life was spent.
On December 8, 1889, he was united in marriage with Miss Emma Elnora Shearer, by whom he is survived. Three sons and two daughters were born to them: Lloyd S. Wallace of Winchester, Kansas; Dr. L. Earl Wallace of Burlington Junction, Mo.; Miss Edna Wallace of Topeka; Pvt. E. Glenn of San Francisco, Calif.; and Miss Irene of Lincoln, Neb. There are also two grandchildren: Durland Lee Wallace of Winchester Kan., and Earlene Wallace, Burlington Junction, Mo.
Beside his immediate family, Mr. Wallace is survived by three brothers and one sister: W. P. Wallace and D. A. Wallace, both of Clearmont, Mo.; Edd Wallace, of Marysville, Mo.; Mrs. R. D. Blaine of Hopkins, Mo.
For twenty-two years Mr. Wallace made his home in Kansas, seventeen of these at Winchester and the last five years in Topeka. These last five years were full of suffering since he was ill more or less during this whole time. Two years ago he was stricken with paralysis from which he never recovered. While these two years were spent in bed or wheel chair yet his mind was clear and active until a few hours before the end came. During this time, he greatly rejoiced for the privilege Providence gave him to testify in behalf of his new experience and faith in God. His Christian fellowship was with the Seventh-day Adventist church.
The funeral service was conducted Saturday, Feb. 21, at 11 a.m. from the Seventh-day Adventist church by Elder C. S. Wiest, President of the Kansas Conference of Seventh-day Adventists; assisted by Elder R. E. Griffin, pastor of the Topeka Seventh-day Adventist church, and Rev. E. K. Patton, pastor of the Winchester Reformed Presbyterian church.
Burial was made at Topeka in Fairlawn addition of Mt. Hope cemetery.
OBITUARY
Joseph Mynatt Wallace was born April 21, 1869, near Andersonville, Tenn., and fell asleep February 17, 1931 at his home in Topeka, Kansas.
When but a youth, he came with his parents, Brice and Oney Wallace, to Northern Missouri, where his early life was spent.
On December 8, 1889, he was united in marriage with Miss Emma Elnora Shearer, by whom he is survived. Three sons and two daughters were born to them: Lloyd S. Wallace of Winchester, Kansas; Dr. L. Earl Wallace of Burlington Junction, Mo.; Miss Edna Wallace of Topeka; Pvt. E. Glenn of San Francisco, Calif.; and Miss Irene of Lincoln, Neb. There are also two grandchildren: Durland Lee Wallace of Winchester Kan., and Earlene Wallace, Burlington Junction, Mo.
Beside his immediate family, Mr. Wallace is survived by three brothers and one sister: W. P. Wallace and D. A. Wallace, both of Clearmont, Mo.; Edd Wallace, of Marysville, Mo.; Mrs. R. D. Blaine of Hopkins, Mo.
For twenty-two years Mr. Wallace made his home in Kansas, seventeen of these at Winchester and the last five years in Topeka. These last five years were full of suffering since he was ill more or less during this whole time. Two years ago he was stricken with paralysis from which he never recovered. While these two years were spent in bed or wheel chair yet his mind was clear and active until a few hours before the end came. During this time, he greatly rejoiced for the privilege Providence gave him to testify in behalf of his new experience and faith in God. His Christian fellowship was with the Seventh-day Adventist church.
The funeral service was conducted Saturday, Feb. 21, at 11 a.m. from the Seventh-day Adventist church by Elder C. S. Wiest, President of the Kansas Conference of Seventh-day Adventists; assisted by Elder R. E. Griffin, pastor of the Topeka Seventh-day Adventist church, and Rev. E. K. Patton, pastor of the Winchester Reformed Presbyterian church.
Burial was made at Topeka in Fairlawn addition of Mt. Hope cemetery.
Winchester Star, 27 February 1931
OBITUARY
Joseph Mynatt Wallace was born April 21, 1869, near Andersonville, Tenn., and fell asleep February 17, 1931 at his home in Topeka, Kansas.
When but a youth, he came with his parents, Brice and Oney Wallace, to Northern Missouri, where his early life was spent.
On December 8, 1889, he was united in marriage with Miss Emma Elnora Shearer, by whom he is survived. Three sons and two daughters were born to them: Lloyd S. Wallace of Winchester, Kansas; Dr. L. Earl Wallace of Burlington Junction, Mo.; Miss Edna Wallace of Topeka; Pvt. E. Glenn of San Francisco, Calif.; and Miss Irene of Lincoln, Neb. There are also two grandchildren: Durland Lee Wallace of Winchester Kan., and Earlene Wallace, Burlington Junction, Mo.
Beside his immediate family, Mr. Wallace is survived by three brothers and one sister: W. P. Wallace and D. A. Wallace, both of Clearmont, Mo.; Edd Wallace, of Marysville, Mo.; Mrs. R. D. Blaine of Hopkins, Mo.
For twenty-two years Mr. Wallace made his home in Kansas, seventeen of these at Winchester and the last five years in Topeka. These last five years were full of suffering since he was ill more or less during this whole time. Two years ago he was stricken with paralysis from which he never recovered. While these two years were spent in bed or wheel chair yet his mind was clear and active until a few hours before the end came. During this time, he greatly rejoiced for the privilege Providence gave him to testify in behalf of his new experience and faith in God. His Christian fellowship was with the Seventh-day Adventist church.
The funeral service was conducted Saturday, Feb. 21, at 11 a.m. from the Seventh-day Adventist church by Elder C. S. Wiest, President of the Kansas Conference of Seventh-day Adventists; assisted by Elder R. E. Griffin, pastor of the Topeka Seventh-day Adventist church, and Rev. E. K. Patton, pastor of the Winchester Reformed Presbyterian church.
Burial was made at Topeka in Fairlawn addition of Mt. Hope cemetery.
OBITUARY
Joseph Mynatt Wallace was born April 21, 1869, near Andersonville, Tenn., and fell asleep February 17, 1931 at his home in Topeka, Kansas.
When but a youth, he came with his parents, Brice and Oney Wallace, to Northern Missouri, where his early life was spent.
On December 8, 1889, he was united in marriage with Miss Emma Elnora Shearer, by whom he is survived. Three sons and two daughters were born to them: Lloyd S. Wallace of Winchester, Kansas; Dr. L. Earl Wallace of Burlington Junction, Mo.; Miss Edna Wallace of Topeka; Pvt. E. Glenn of San Francisco, Calif.; and Miss Irene of Lincoln, Neb. There are also two grandchildren: Durland Lee Wallace of Winchester Kan., and Earlene Wallace, Burlington Junction, Mo.
Beside his immediate family, Mr. Wallace is survived by three brothers and one sister: W. P. Wallace and D. A. Wallace, both of Clearmont, Mo.; Edd Wallace, of Marysville, Mo.; Mrs. R. D. Blaine of Hopkins, Mo.
For twenty-two years Mr. Wallace made his home in Kansas, seventeen of these at Winchester and the last five years in Topeka. These last five years were full of suffering since he was ill more or less during this whole time. Two years ago he was stricken with paralysis from which he never recovered. While these two years were spent in bed or wheel chair yet his mind was clear and active until a few hours before the end came. During this time, he greatly rejoiced for the privilege Providence gave him to testify in behalf of his new experience and faith in God. His Christian fellowship was with the Seventh-day Adventist church.
The funeral service was conducted Saturday, Feb. 21, at 11 a.m. from the Seventh-day Adventist church by Elder C. S. Wiest, President of the Kansas Conference of Seventh-day Adventists; assisted by Elder R. E. Griffin, pastor of the Topeka Seventh-day Adventist church, and Rev. E. K. Patton, pastor of the Winchester Reformed Presbyterian church.
Burial was made at Topeka in Fairlawn addition of Mt. Hope cemetery.
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