William Harold (Joker) Snoderly, 33, his wife, Minnie Snoderly, 32, and son Robert Harold Snoderly, nearly 5, of Mt. Ida, formerly of Huckleberry Mtn., met death suddenly May 7 when their truck and trailer left the highway 6 miles from Blackwell, Okla., and struck a bridge banister. The truck and contents caught fire, burning Mrs. Snoderly and the child beyond recognition but a state highway patrolman identified Mr. Snoderly. Mr. Snoderly had taken a truck load of lumber Monday to Kansas from Mt. Ida and at the last moment his wife asked to go along for an outing. They were returning with a truck load of feed for the Stillwater Milling Co., Ft. Smith.
Interment May 9 at Liberty Cemetery on Huckleberry Mtn. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. E.A. Justice assisted by Bro. Jackson and the Christian Church pastor of Paris.
(Yell County Record Newspaper, Danville, Arkansas, pub. May 1942)
Courtesy of:
Mary Fowler Leek - FAG Contributor(#47354030)
Interment May 9 at Liberty Cemetery on Huckleberry Mtn. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. E.A. Justice assisted by Bro. Jackson and the Christian Church pastor of Paris.
(Yell County Record Newspaper, Danville, Arkansas, pub. May 1942)
Courtesy of:
Mary Fowler Leek - FAG Contributor(#47354030)
William Harold (Joker) Snoderly, 33, his wife, Minnie Snoderly, 32, and son Robert Harold Snoderly, nearly 5, of Mt. Ida, formerly of Huckleberry Mtn., met death suddenly May 7 when their truck and trailer left the highway 6 miles from Blackwell, Okla., and struck a bridge banister. The truck and contents caught fire, burning Mrs. Snoderly and the child beyond recognition but a state highway patrolman identified Mr. Snoderly. Mr. Snoderly had taken a truck load of lumber Monday to Kansas from Mt. Ida and at the last moment his wife asked to go along for an outing. They were returning with a truck load of feed for the Stillwater Milling Co., Ft. Smith.
Interment May 9 at Liberty Cemetery on Huckleberry Mtn. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. E.A. Justice assisted by Bro. Jackson and the Christian Church pastor of Paris.
(Yell County Record Newspaper, Danville, Arkansas, pub. May 1942)
Courtesy of:
Mary Fowler Leek - FAG Contributor(#47354030)
Interment May 9 at Liberty Cemetery on Huckleberry Mtn. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. E.A. Justice assisted by Bro. Jackson and the Christian Church pastor of Paris.
(Yell County Record Newspaper, Danville, Arkansas, pub. May 1942)
Courtesy of:
Mary Fowler Leek - FAG Contributor(#47354030)
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