Earl William LANDIS
1898-1939
In 1918, Earl LANDIS was living near Colesburg, IA with mother and working on the Joe McDOWEL Farm near Elkport, IA .. He was described as of medium height and build with Brown Eyes and Black Hair.
He married Dora Logan.
"..there is only a Shelly Funeral Home marker for him. He is buried with Blanch and Elmer Landis, and Elmer's wife
Myrtle.."(Phyllis Peterson)
Elgin Echo, 13 July 1939
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for Earl Landis, 41, who moved a year ago from Clermont to Manchester. He died at his home after a brief illness. Survivors are his widow, four children, Gerald, Richard, Duane and Anita, his parents and three brothers of Manchester, and two sisters of Chicago and Manchester.
Oelwein Daily Register, 15 July 1939
Earl Landis Dies
Earl William Landis, who with his family resided in Clermont for a short time, died at his home Wednesday in Manchester following a brief illness.
Mr. Landis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landis, was born in Clayton County near Colesburg and lived there for 22 years. He then lived at Edgewood, Clermont, and in Delaware
County.
He was married to Dora Musgrave Gray in Manchester in 1927.
Survivors are the wife, two children, Gerald Dean and Richard Earl; two step-children, Duane and Anita Gray.
Funeral services were held at Manchester Friday, July 7.
1898-1939
In 1918, Earl LANDIS was living near Colesburg, IA with mother and working on the Joe McDOWEL Farm near Elkport, IA .. He was described as of medium height and build with Brown Eyes and Black Hair.
He married Dora Logan.
"..there is only a Shelly Funeral Home marker for him. He is buried with Blanch and Elmer Landis, and Elmer's wife
Myrtle.."(Phyllis Peterson)
Elgin Echo, 13 July 1939
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for Earl Landis, 41, who moved a year ago from Clermont to Manchester. He died at his home after a brief illness. Survivors are his widow, four children, Gerald, Richard, Duane and Anita, his parents and three brothers of Manchester, and two sisters of Chicago and Manchester.
Oelwein Daily Register, 15 July 1939
Earl Landis Dies
Earl William Landis, who with his family resided in Clermont for a short time, died at his home Wednesday in Manchester following a brief illness.
Mr. Landis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landis, was born in Clayton County near Colesburg and lived there for 22 years. He then lived at Edgewood, Clermont, and in Delaware
County.
He was married to Dora Musgrave Gray in Manchester in 1927.
Survivors are the wife, two children, Gerald Dean and Richard Earl; two step-children, Duane and Anita Gray.
Funeral services were held at Manchester Friday, July 7.
Earl William LANDIS
1898-1939
In 1918, Earl LANDIS was living near Colesburg, IA with mother and working on the Joe McDOWEL Farm near Elkport, IA .. He was described as of medium height and build with Brown Eyes and Black Hair.
He married Dora Logan.
"..there is only a Shelly Funeral Home marker for him. He is buried with Blanch and Elmer Landis, and Elmer's wife
Myrtle.."(Phyllis Peterson)
Elgin Echo, 13 July 1939
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for Earl Landis, 41, who moved a year ago from Clermont to Manchester. He died at his home after a brief illness. Survivors are his widow, four children, Gerald, Richard, Duane and Anita, his parents and three brothers of Manchester, and two sisters of Chicago and Manchester.
Oelwein Daily Register, 15 July 1939
Earl Landis Dies
Earl William Landis, who with his family resided in Clermont for a short time, died at his home Wednesday in Manchester following a brief illness.
Mr. Landis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landis, was born in Clayton County near Colesburg and lived there for 22 years. He then lived at Edgewood, Clermont, and in Delaware
County.
He was married to Dora Musgrave Gray in Manchester in 1927.
Survivors are the wife, two children, Gerald Dean and Richard Earl; two step-children, Duane and Anita Gray.
Funeral services were held at Manchester Friday, July 7.
1898-1939
In 1918, Earl LANDIS was living near Colesburg, IA with mother and working on the Joe McDOWEL Farm near Elkport, IA .. He was described as of medium height and build with Brown Eyes and Black Hair.
He married Dora Logan.
"..there is only a Shelly Funeral Home marker for him. He is buried with Blanch and Elmer Landis, and Elmer's wife
Myrtle.."(Phyllis Peterson)
Elgin Echo, 13 July 1939
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for Earl Landis, 41, who moved a year ago from Clermont to Manchester. He died at his home after a brief illness. Survivors are his widow, four children, Gerald, Richard, Duane and Anita, his parents and three brothers of Manchester, and two sisters of Chicago and Manchester.
Oelwein Daily Register, 15 July 1939
Earl Landis Dies
Earl William Landis, who with his family resided in Clermont for a short time, died at his home Wednesday in Manchester following a brief illness.
Mr. Landis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landis, was born in Clayton County near Colesburg and lived there for 22 years. He then lived at Edgewood, Clermont, and in Delaware
County.
He was married to Dora Musgrave Gray in Manchester in 1927.
Survivors are the wife, two children, Gerald Dean and Richard Earl; two step-children, Duane and Anita Gray.
Funeral services were held at Manchester Friday, July 7.
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