Joplin's obit was published in The Amarillo Globe, Amarilla, Texas, 2 Oct 1933, Page 2 with the headline
VEGA NEWSMAN DIES SUDDENLY HEART ATTACK CLOSES CAREER OF SENTINEL EDITOR EARLY TODAY.
Joplin, the son of James T. Owen and Laura Jones, died suddenly at 12:30 Monday morning at his home in Vega. The obit says that death resulted from a heart attack, and reports that Joplin had apparently been in excellent health. He spent most of last week attending the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo.
The obit notes that Joplin (33) was the editor and owner of the Vega Sentinel.
The obits says that Joplin was a resident of Vega for 25 years, had been associated with the Vega Sentinel for the last 15 years. According to the obit, Joplin was an alumni of Wayland College, a World War veteran, and a member of the Masonic lodged.
Joplin was married to Maxine Green. Joplin and Maxine had the following children: James Herbert and Evelyn Maxine.
The obit lists the following survivors: his wife and two children; his father and mother, Col. and Mrs. J. T. Owens, all of Vega.
The obit notes that funeral arrangements had not been announced Monday afternoon but that N. S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Home was in charge.
VEGA NEWSMAN DIES SUDDENLY HEART ATTACK CLOSES CAREER OF SENTINEL EDITOR EARLY TODAY.
Joplin, the son of James T. Owen and Laura Jones, died suddenly at 12:30 Monday morning at his home in Vega. The obit says that death resulted from a heart attack, and reports that Joplin had apparently been in excellent health. He spent most of last week attending the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo.
The obit notes that Joplin (33) was the editor and owner of the Vega Sentinel.
The obits says that Joplin was a resident of Vega for 25 years, had been associated with the Vega Sentinel for the last 15 years. According to the obit, Joplin was an alumni of Wayland College, a World War veteran, and a member of the Masonic lodged.
Joplin was married to Maxine Green. Joplin and Maxine had the following children: James Herbert and Evelyn Maxine.
The obit lists the following survivors: his wife and two children; his father and mother, Col. and Mrs. J. T. Owens, all of Vega.
The obit notes that funeral arrangements had not been announced Monday afternoon but that N. S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Home was in charge.
Joplin's obit was published in The Amarillo Globe, Amarilla, Texas, 2 Oct 1933, Page 2 with the headline
VEGA NEWSMAN DIES SUDDENLY HEART ATTACK CLOSES CAREER OF SENTINEL EDITOR EARLY TODAY.
Joplin, the son of James T. Owen and Laura Jones, died suddenly at 12:30 Monday morning at his home in Vega. The obit says that death resulted from a heart attack, and reports that Joplin had apparently been in excellent health. He spent most of last week attending the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo.
The obit notes that Joplin (33) was the editor and owner of the Vega Sentinel.
The obits says that Joplin was a resident of Vega for 25 years, had been associated with the Vega Sentinel for the last 15 years. According to the obit, Joplin was an alumni of Wayland College, a World War veteran, and a member of the Masonic lodged.
Joplin was married to Maxine Green. Joplin and Maxine had the following children: James Herbert and Evelyn Maxine.
The obit lists the following survivors: his wife and two children; his father and mother, Col. and Mrs. J. T. Owens, all of Vega.
The obit notes that funeral arrangements had not been announced Monday afternoon but that N. S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Home was in charge.
VEGA NEWSMAN DIES SUDDENLY HEART ATTACK CLOSES CAREER OF SENTINEL EDITOR EARLY TODAY.
Joplin, the son of James T. Owen and Laura Jones, died suddenly at 12:30 Monday morning at his home in Vega. The obit says that death resulted from a heart attack, and reports that Joplin had apparently been in excellent health. He spent most of last week attending the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo.
The obit notes that Joplin (33) was the editor and owner of the Vega Sentinel.
The obits says that Joplin was a resident of Vega for 25 years, had been associated with the Vega Sentinel for the last 15 years. According to the obit, Joplin was an alumni of Wayland College, a World War veteran, and a member of the Masonic lodged.
Joplin was married to Maxine Green. Joplin and Maxine had the following children: James Herbert and Evelyn Maxine.
The obit lists the following survivors: his wife and two children; his father and mother, Col. and Mrs. J. T. Owens, all of Vega.
The obit notes that funeral arrangements had not been announced Monday afternoon but that N. S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Home was in charge.
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