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Son of--
Elias "Eli" C Yoder
and
Barbara (Bechtel) Yoder
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SPECIAL NOTE--
Charles was laid to rest in the Rosedale Church Cemetery. My maternal SCOTT and BENNETT great grandparents were among the founders and builders of this Church and were members too. My maternal great grandmother Mary Grace Jennings Scott is buried there also. The YODER FAMILY were friends and neighbors of JAMES ALFRED SCOTT and JAMES JONES BENNETT (my maternal great grandparents). The YODER, SCOTT, and BENNETT children went to the same Rosedale School. And, the BENNETT and YODER families were later joined when their children married. SEE the Rosdale School graduation program photo and for the names of the childen in the neighboring farms -- Charles Yoder is there with his siblings. (dht)
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ObituaryCharles Edwin Yoder
Charles Edwin Yoder, son of Eli C and Barbary Yoder, was born near Partridge, Kansas, on
August 14, 1889. He departed this life at Anthony, Kansas, at the age of 52 years and 6 months, and 4 days. He had been in poor health for some time, and on the afternoon of February 8, he was strick en with a paralytic stroke and was taken to the Galloway hospital where all medical care was given him for 24 days, but at the early hour of March 5, the end came. The deceased came to Oklahoma at the age of 4 years with his parents and settled on his father's homestead near Manchester, Oklahoma. On May 17, 1911 he was united in marriage to Bessie Barber, and to this union 5 children were born, two preceeded him in death, a son Donald in 1918 and a daughter, Leota in 1940. He leaves to mourn his passing, his wife Beeste Yoder, three sons, Roscoe ard Kenneth of Manchester and Elden of the home. He is also survived by his aged father, three brothers, two sisters and two grand children.
Ervin Yoder, Manchester, Olkahoma Claude Yoder, Emperial, Texas; Clayton Yoder, Kingfisher, Oklahoma; Margaret MeMullin, Weslaco, Texas;
Clara House, Dalhart, Texas, his brothers and sisters, his neighbors and fiends will miss his presense greatly. The greatest memorial that is erected to the memory of man, is the life which he lives. Mr. Yoder was a member of the Church of Christ at Rosedale since 1909. Services were conducted Saturday rfternoon, March 7 by Mr. Otis Jones of Harper, Kansas, at the Rosedale Church of Christ. Interment was in the church cemetary, directed by the Elliott Mortuary.
The Manchester Journal, 19 Mar 1942, Manchester, Oklahoma
Son of--
Elias "Eli" C Yoder
and
Barbara (Bechtel) Yoder
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SPECIAL NOTE--
Charles was laid to rest in the Rosedale Church Cemetery. My maternal SCOTT and BENNETT great grandparents were among the founders and builders of this Church and were members too. My maternal great grandmother Mary Grace Jennings Scott is buried there also. The YODER FAMILY were friends and neighbors of JAMES ALFRED SCOTT and JAMES JONES BENNETT (my maternal great grandparents). The YODER, SCOTT, and BENNETT children went to the same Rosedale School. And, the BENNETT and YODER families were later joined when their children married. SEE the Rosdale School graduation program photo and for the names of the childen in the neighboring farms -- Charles Yoder is there with his siblings. (dht)
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ObituaryCharles Edwin Yoder
Charles Edwin Yoder, son of Eli C and Barbary Yoder, was born near Partridge, Kansas, on
August 14, 1889. He departed this life at Anthony, Kansas, at the age of 52 years and 6 months, and 4 days. He had been in poor health for some time, and on the afternoon of February 8, he was strick en with a paralytic stroke and was taken to the Galloway hospital where all medical care was given him for 24 days, but at the early hour of March 5, the end came. The deceased came to Oklahoma at the age of 4 years with his parents and settled on his father's homestead near Manchester, Oklahoma. On May 17, 1911 he was united in marriage to Bessie Barber, and to this union 5 children were born, two preceeded him in death, a son Donald in 1918 and a daughter, Leota in 1940. He leaves to mourn his passing, his wife Beeste Yoder, three sons, Roscoe ard Kenneth of Manchester and Elden of the home. He is also survived by his aged father, three brothers, two sisters and two grand children.
Ervin Yoder, Manchester, Olkahoma Claude Yoder, Emperial, Texas; Clayton Yoder, Kingfisher, Oklahoma; Margaret MeMullin, Weslaco, Texas;
Clara House, Dalhart, Texas, his brothers and sisters, his neighbors and fiends will miss his presense greatly. The greatest memorial that is erected to the memory of man, is the life which he lives. Mr. Yoder was a member of the Church of Christ at Rosedale since 1909. Services were conducted Saturday rfternoon, March 7 by Mr. Otis Jones of Harper, Kansas, at the Rosedale Church of Christ. Interment was in the church cemetary, directed by the Elliott Mortuary.
The Manchester Journal, 19 Mar 1942, Manchester, Oklahoma
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Son of--
Elias "Eli" C Yoder
and
Barbara (Bechtel) Yoder
-----
SPECIAL NOTE--
Charles was laid to rest in the Rosedale Church Cemetery. My maternal SCOTT and BENNETT great grandparents were among the founders and builders of this Church and were members too. My maternal great grandmother Mary Grace Jennings Scott is buried there also. The YODER FAMILY were friends and neighbors of JAMES ALFRED SCOTT and JAMES JONES BENNETT (my maternal great grandparents). The YODER, SCOTT, and BENNETT children went to the same Rosedale School. And, the BENNETT and YODER families were later joined when their children married. SEE the Rosdale School graduation program photo and for the names of the childen in the neighboring farms -- Charles Yoder is there with his siblings. (dht)
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ObituaryCharles Edwin Yoder
Charles Edwin Yoder, son of Eli C and Barbary Yoder, was born near Partridge, Kansas, on
August 14, 1889. He departed this life at Anthony, Kansas, at the age of 52 years and 6 months, and 4 days. He had been in poor health for some time, and on the afternoon of February 8, he was strick en with a paralytic stroke and was taken to the Galloway hospital where all medical care was given him for 24 days, but at the early hour of March 5, the end came. The deceased came to Oklahoma at the age of 4 years with his parents and settled on his father's homestead near Manchester, Oklahoma. On May 17, 1911 he was united in marriage to Bessie Barber, and to this union 5 children were born, two preceeded him in death, a son Donald in 1918 and a daughter, Leota in 1940. He leaves to mourn his passing, his wife Beeste Yoder, three sons, Roscoe ard Kenneth of Manchester and Elden of the home. He is also survived by his aged father, three brothers, two sisters and two grand children.
Ervin Yoder, Manchester, Olkahoma Claude Yoder, Emperial, Texas; Clayton Yoder, Kingfisher, Oklahoma; Margaret MeMullin, Weslaco, Texas;
Clara House, Dalhart, Texas, his brothers and sisters, his neighbors and fiends will miss his presense greatly. The greatest memorial that is erected to the memory of man, is the life which he lives. Mr. Yoder was a member of the Church of Christ at Rosedale since 1909. Services were conducted Saturday rfternoon, March 7 by Mr. Otis Jones of Harper, Kansas, at the Rosedale Church of Christ. Interment was in the church cemetary, directed by the Elliott Mortuary.
The Manchester Journal, 19 Mar 1942, Manchester, Oklahoma
Son of--
Elias "Eli" C Yoder
and
Barbara (Bechtel) Yoder
-----
SPECIAL NOTE--
Charles was laid to rest in the Rosedale Church Cemetery. My maternal SCOTT and BENNETT great grandparents were among the founders and builders of this Church and were members too. My maternal great grandmother Mary Grace Jennings Scott is buried there also. The YODER FAMILY were friends and neighbors of JAMES ALFRED SCOTT and JAMES JONES BENNETT (my maternal great grandparents). The YODER, SCOTT, and BENNETT children went to the same Rosedale School. And, the BENNETT and YODER families were later joined when their children married. SEE the Rosdale School graduation program photo and for the names of the childen in the neighboring farms -- Charles Yoder is there with his siblings. (dht)
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ObituaryCharles Edwin Yoder
Charles Edwin Yoder, son of Eli C and Barbary Yoder, was born near Partridge, Kansas, on
August 14, 1889. He departed this life at Anthony, Kansas, at the age of 52 years and 6 months, and 4 days. He had been in poor health for some time, and on the afternoon of February 8, he was strick en with a paralytic stroke and was taken to the Galloway hospital where all medical care was given him for 24 days, but at the early hour of March 5, the end came. The deceased came to Oklahoma at the age of 4 years with his parents and settled on his father's homestead near Manchester, Oklahoma. On May 17, 1911 he was united in marriage to Bessie Barber, and to this union 5 children were born, two preceeded him in death, a son Donald in 1918 and a daughter, Leota in 1940. He leaves to mourn his passing, his wife Beeste Yoder, three sons, Roscoe ard Kenneth of Manchester and Elden of the home. He is also survived by his aged father, three brothers, two sisters and two grand children.
Ervin Yoder, Manchester, Olkahoma Claude Yoder, Emperial, Texas; Clayton Yoder, Kingfisher, Oklahoma; Margaret MeMullin, Weslaco, Texas;
Clara House, Dalhart, Texas, his brothers and sisters, his neighbors and fiends will miss his presense greatly. The greatest memorial that is erected to the memory of man, is the life which he lives. Mr. Yoder was a member of the Church of Christ at Rosedale since 1909. Services were conducted Saturday rfternoon, March 7 by Mr. Otis Jones of Harper, Kansas, at the Rosedale Church of Christ. Interment was in the church cemetary, directed by the Elliott Mortuary.
The Manchester Journal, 19 Mar 1942, Manchester, Oklahoma
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