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Gladys Spencer <I>Cook</I> Chester

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Gladys Spencer Cook Chester

Birth
Troy Mills, Linn County, Iowa, USA
Death
27 Jul 1932 (aged 43)
Troy Mills, Linn County, Iowa, USA
Burial
Troy Mills, Linn County, Iowa, USA Add to Map
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Block D Lot 20
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Gladys Spencer Cook was born the daughter of Enos Cook and Elizabeth Marie Peyton. They are buried in this cemetery. She was married to Ross Elmer Chester on September 3, 1913 at Marion, Iowa. He is buried in this cemetery. Ross and Gladys were parents of seven children. Gladys hemorrhaged and died and is buried in this cemetery.

~0bit~Troy Mills-Funeral services for Mrs. Ross Chester, 43, were held Thursday afternoon at the Methodist Church here, with the Rev. J.Q. Robinson of Gladbrook, a former pastor in charge. Music was furnished by the McKnight sisters of Walker. Pallbearers were Paul Wilson, Jess Pugh, Otis McPike, Ray Carson, Carl Walton and Oakley Powell. The Eastern Star had charge of the services at the grave. Burial was in the Troy Mills Cemetery. Gladys Cook Chester was born June 9, 1889, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enos Cook, on a farm south of Troy Mills, where she lived until her marriage to Ross Chester on September 3, 1913. The rest of her life was spent at her home in Troy Mills where she died suddenly Wednesday morning. She is survived by her husband and children: Helen, Delmar Cook Chester, Virgil, Carl and Edward of Troy Mills, two sisters: Mrs. Cora Kelso of Paris, Mrs. Mabel Frank of Hasting's, Nebraska, three brothers, Lorenzo Cook of Central City, John Cook of Alice, Frank Cook of Cedar Rapids. Two children, Betty Jean and Norman Chester preceded her in death.
Gladys Spencer Cook was born the daughter of Enos Cook and Elizabeth Marie Peyton. They are buried in this cemetery. She was married to Ross Elmer Chester on September 3, 1913 at Marion, Iowa. He is buried in this cemetery. Ross and Gladys were parents of seven children. Gladys hemorrhaged and died and is buried in this cemetery.

~0bit~Troy Mills-Funeral services for Mrs. Ross Chester, 43, were held Thursday afternoon at the Methodist Church here, with the Rev. J.Q. Robinson of Gladbrook, a former pastor in charge. Music was furnished by the McKnight sisters of Walker. Pallbearers were Paul Wilson, Jess Pugh, Otis McPike, Ray Carson, Carl Walton and Oakley Powell. The Eastern Star had charge of the services at the grave. Burial was in the Troy Mills Cemetery. Gladys Cook Chester was born June 9, 1889, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enos Cook, on a farm south of Troy Mills, where she lived until her marriage to Ross Chester on September 3, 1913. The rest of her life was spent at her home in Troy Mills where she died suddenly Wednesday morning. She is survived by her husband and children: Helen, Delmar Cook Chester, Virgil, Carl and Edward of Troy Mills, two sisters: Mrs. Cora Kelso of Paris, Mrs. Mabel Frank of Hasting's, Nebraska, three brothers, Lorenzo Cook of Central City, John Cook of Alice, Frank Cook of Cedar Rapids. Two children, Betty Jean and Norman Chester preceded her in death.

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Gladys S. Chester
1889-1932

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Buried on this lot is Ross Elmer Chester, Gladys Spencer Cook Chester,

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