Obituary (newspaper clipping)
RITES FOR _______SMEDLEY
A large crowd________to pay last________memory of_______William Smedley Evilsizer, filled the River Chapel Tuesday afternoon. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Frank James of the local Methodist Church.
Mrs. Helen Selvey, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Ben Daetwyler, sang two solos. "Thy Never Failing Kindness" and "Jesus Whispers Peace".
The ladies who assisted with the large and handsome floral offering were: Mrs. Will Jones, Mrs. Florence Law, Mrs. Jack Wheeler and Mrs. Walter Wirts.
The casket bearers were Charles Perry, Will Heydenberk, Will Craig, Earl Rutherofrd, Harry Brummett and Florence Law.
At the close of the service in the Chapel the casket was escorted toe Lake Cemetry where in the presence of loved ones and friends all that was mortal of William Smedley Evilsizer was lowered to its last rest by the grave of the wife of his youth. He will sleep among old friends and neighbors in the Little City of the Dead here in the heart of the community where he spent his whole life.
Obituary, newspaper clipping #2, dated 10-8-1942:
Smed Evilsizer died of a heart attack at his home on North Walnut at eleven o'clock Saturday night. Smed had spent the day up town apparently feeling as well as usual. He ate his supper Saturday evening, read the papers, and listened to the radio. At about ten o'clock he and Mrs. Evilsizer prepared to retire. Shortly after they had gone to bed, Smed was seized with a heart attack. Dr. Claude Duckett was summoned, but before he reached the home our townsman had passed away.
The body was taken to the River Funeral Home to be prepared for burial. Funeral services were announced to take place at the River Chapel at two thirty o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev. James of the local Methodist Church will conduct the service. Following the service interment will be in the Lake Cemetery. He will sleep beside the grave of his late wife.
William Smedley Evilsizer was a native Barton Countian. He was born in the Ozark neighborhood north of Lamar July twenty second, 1874. He grew to manhood on a farm near Ozark. In 1894 he married Miss Susie Hosselton. She died in 1930. Smedley leaves two sons, Lester Evilsizer of the Lamar Post office and Eddie who is at work at Parsons. He leaves one sister, Mrs. Arthur McCrea of this city. He also leaves two brothers, David Evilsizer of Kansas City and Henry Evilsizer of Gooding, Idaho. He has three sisters and on brother deceased.
On May 29, 1937, our townsman married Mrs. Lucy Hale, whom he leaves widowed.
RITES FOR _______SMEDLEY
A large crowd________to pay last________memory of_______William Smedley Evilsizer, filled the River Chapel Tuesday afternoon. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Frank James of the local Methodist Church.
Mrs. Helen Selvey, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Ben Daetwyler, sang two solos. "Thy Never Failing Kindness" and "Jesus Whispers Peace".
The ladies who assisted with the large and handsome floral offering were: Mrs. Will Jones, Mrs. Florence Law, Mrs. Jack Wheeler and Mrs. Walter Wirts.
The casket bearers were Charles Perry, Will Heydenberk, Will Craig, Earl Rutherofrd, Harry Brummett and Florence Law.
At the close of the service in the Chapel the casket was escorted toe Lake Cemetry where in the presence of loved ones and friends all that was mortal of William Smedley Evilsizer was lowered to its last rest by the grave of the wife of his youth. He will sleep among old friends and neighbors in the Little City of the Dead here in the heart of the community where he spent his whole life.
Obituary, newspaper clipping #2, dated 10-8-1942:
Smed Evilsizer died of a heart attack at his home on North Walnut at eleven o'clock Saturday night. Smed had spent the day up town apparently feeling as well as usual. He ate his supper Saturday evening, read the papers, and listened to the radio. At about ten o'clock he and Mrs. Evilsizer prepared to retire. Shortly after they had gone to bed, Smed was seized with a heart attack. Dr. Claude Duckett was summoned, but before he reached the home our townsman had passed away.
The body was taken to the River Funeral Home to be prepared for burial. Funeral services were announced to take place at the River Chapel at two thirty o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev. James of the local Methodist Church will conduct the service. Following the service interment will be in the Lake Cemetery. He will sleep beside the grave of his late wife.
William Smedley Evilsizer was a native Barton Countian. He was born in the Ozark neighborhood north of Lamar July twenty second, 1874. He grew to manhood on a farm near Ozark. In 1894 he married Miss Susie Hosselton. She died in 1930. Smedley leaves two sons, Lester Evilsizer of the Lamar Post office and Eddie who is at work at Parsons. He leaves one sister, Mrs. Arthur McCrea of this city. He also leaves two brothers, David Evilsizer of Kansas City and Henry Evilsizer of Gooding, Idaho. He has three sisters and on brother deceased.
On May 29, 1937, our townsman married Mrs. Lucy Hale, whom he leaves widowed.
Obituary (newspaper clipping)
RITES FOR _______SMEDLEY
A large crowd________to pay last________memory of_______William Smedley Evilsizer, filled the River Chapel Tuesday afternoon. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Frank James of the local Methodist Church.
Mrs. Helen Selvey, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Ben Daetwyler, sang two solos. "Thy Never Failing Kindness" and "Jesus Whispers Peace".
The ladies who assisted with the large and handsome floral offering were: Mrs. Will Jones, Mrs. Florence Law, Mrs. Jack Wheeler and Mrs. Walter Wirts.
The casket bearers were Charles Perry, Will Heydenberk, Will Craig, Earl Rutherofrd, Harry Brummett and Florence Law.
At the close of the service in the Chapel the casket was escorted toe Lake Cemetry where in the presence of loved ones and friends all that was mortal of William Smedley Evilsizer was lowered to its last rest by the grave of the wife of his youth. He will sleep among old friends and neighbors in the Little City of the Dead here in the heart of the community where he spent his whole life.
Obituary, newspaper clipping #2, dated 10-8-1942:
Smed Evilsizer died of a heart attack at his home on North Walnut at eleven o'clock Saturday night. Smed had spent the day up town apparently feeling as well as usual. He ate his supper Saturday evening, read the papers, and listened to the radio. At about ten o'clock he and Mrs. Evilsizer prepared to retire. Shortly after they had gone to bed, Smed was seized with a heart attack. Dr. Claude Duckett was summoned, but before he reached the home our townsman had passed away.
The body was taken to the River Funeral Home to be prepared for burial. Funeral services were announced to take place at the River Chapel at two thirty o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev. James of the local Methodist Church will conduct the service. Following the service interment will be in the Lake Cemetery. He will sleep beside the grave of his late wife.
William Smedley Evilsizer was a native Barton Countian. He was born in the Ozark neighborhood north of Lamar July twenty second, 1874. He grew to manhood on a farm near Ozark. In 1894 he married Miss Susie Hosselton. She died in 1930. Smedley leaves two sons, Lester Evilsizer of the Lamar Post office and Eddie who is at work at Parsons. He leaves one sister, Mrs. Arthur McCrea of this city. He also leaves two brothers, David Evilsizer of Kansas City and Henry Evilsizer of Gooding, Idaho. He has three sisters and on brother deceased.
On May 29, 1937, our townsman married Mrs. Lucy Hale, whom he leaves widowed.
RITES FOR _______SMEDLEY
A large crowd________to pay last________memory of_______William Smedley Evilsizer, filled the River Chapel Tuesday afternoon. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Frank James of the local Methodist Church.
Mrs. Helen Selvey, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Ben Daetwyler, sang two solos. "Thy Never Failing Kindness" and "Jesus Whispers Peace".
The ladies who assisted with the large and handsome floral offering were: Mrs. Will Jones, Mrs. Florence Law, Mrs. Jack Wheeler and Mrs. Walter Wirts.
The casket bearers were Charles Perry, Will Heydenberk, Will Craig, Earl Rutherofrd, Harry Brummett and Florence Law.
At the close of the service in the Chapel the casket was escorted toe Lake Cemetry where in the presence of loved ones and friends all that was mortal of William Smedley Evilsizer was lowered to its last rest by the grave of the wife of his youth. He will sleep among old friends and neighbors in the Little City of the Dead here in the heart of the community where he spent his whole life.
Obituary, newspaper clipping #2, dated 10-8-1942:
Smed Evilsizer died of a heart attack at his home on North Walnut at eleven o'clock Saturday night. Smed had spent the day up town apparently feeling as well as usual. He ate his supper Saturday evening, read the papers, and listened to the radio. At about ten o'clock he and Mrs. Evilsizer prepared to retire. Shortly after they had gone to bed, Smed was seized with a heart attack. Dr. Claude Duckett was summoned, but before he reached the home our townsman had passed away.
The body was taken to the River Funeral Home to be prepared for burial. Funeral services were announced to take place at the River Chapel at two thirty o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev. James of the local Methodist Church will conduct the service. Following the service interment will be in the Lake Cemetery. He will sleep beside the grave of his late wife.
William Smedley Evilsizer was a native Barton Countian. He was born in the Ozark neighborhood north of Lamar July twenty second, 1874. He grew to manhood on a farm near Ozark. In 1894 he married Miss Susie Hosselton. She died in 1930. Smedley leaves two sons, Lester Evilsizer of the Lamar Post office and Eddie who is at work at Parsons. He leaves one sister, Mrs. Arthur McCrea of this city. He also leaves two brothers, David Evilsizer of Kansas City and Henry Evilsizer of Gooding, Idaho. He has three sisters and on brother deceased.
On May 29, 1937, our townsman married Mrs. Lucy Hale, whom he leaves widowed.
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