Poplar Bluff Republican May 29, 1925
Sam Mounts died at his home at the corner of Maud and Logan streets yesterday morning at about 9 o'clock after an illness of some six weeks. He had been employed at the Bimel-Ashcroft mill for several years and worked up to the time of taking down sick. The funeral and burial was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock, burial being made in Woodlawn cemetery. The deceased was 54 years old. He came to Missouri from Sullivan County, Indiana, 15 years ago and bought a farm from Frank Osborne near Hendrickson. He operated the farm until five years ago when he sold it and came to Poplar Bluff to Live. He is survived by his wife and six children. They are: mrs. J. T Gibson of Chaonia, Claude of Rollins, Wyo., Mrs, C. E. Wright of Poplar Bluff, Mrs. B. Burnham of 937 Mill Street, and Alice and Everett, who live at home.
Weekly Citizen Democrat May 28, 1925 Poplar Bluff, Missouri
SAMUEL MOUNTS, RESIDENT HERE 10 YEARS, DIES
Samuel Mounts, 53 years old, for ten years a resident of this city died at his home 1316 Maude street, at 8:45 o'clock Sunday. Death was believed to have been from cancer. He had been ill for six weeks. The deceased came to Poplar Bluff from the sate of Indiana ten years ago, and for some years had been an employee of Bimel-Ashcroft Manufacturing Company. He was well known, highly respected, and a valuable employee of the spoke mill. Surviving him is his widow, two sons, Claude, 27, and Everett, 8, and four daughters, Mrs. Pearl Wright, Mrs. Bonnie Burnham and Miss alice Mounts of Poplar Bluff and Mrs. Vernie Gibson of Chaonia, Missouri. The funeral was held at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at home, with the Rev. James Collard, pastor of the Kellytown Baptist church, officiating. The body was buried in Woodlawn cemetery.
According to Sullivan Democrat, Sullivan Indiana, Sam sold the last of his land and farm in 1911 so 15 years is probably more correct as he probably started to move the previous year.
Sam Mounts died at his home at the corner of Maud and Logan streets yesterday morning at about 9 o'clock after an illness of some six weeks. He had been employed at the Bimel-Ashcroft mill for several years and worked up to the time of taking down sick. The funeral and burial was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock, burial being made in Woodlawn cemetery. The deceased was 54 years old. He came to Missouri from Sullivan County, Indiana, 15 years ago and bought a farm from Frank Osborne near Hendrickson. He operated the farm until five years ago when he sold it and came to Poplar Bluff to Live. He is survived by his wife and six children. They are: mrs. J. T Gibson of Chaonia, Claude of Rollins, Wyo., Mrs, C. E. Wright of Poplar Bluff, Mrs. B. Burnham of 937 Mill Street, and Alice and Everett, who live at home.
Weekly Citizen Democrat May 28, 1925 Poplar Bluff, Missouri
SAMUEL MOUNTS, RESIDENT HERE 10 YEARS, DIES
Samuel Mounts, 53 years old, for ten years a resident of this city died at his home 1316 Maude street, at 8:45 o'clock Sunday. Death was believed to have been from cancer. He had been ill for six weeks. The deceased came to Poplar Bluff from the sate of Indiana ten years ago, and for some years had been an employee of Bimel-Ashcroft Manufacturing Company. He was well known, highly respected, and a valuable employee of the spoke mill. Surviving him is his widow, two sons, Claude, 27, and Everett, 8, and four daughters, Mrs. Pearl Wright, Mrs. Bonnie Burnham and Miss alice Mounts of Poplar Bluff and Mrs. Vernie Gibson of Chaonia, Missouri. The funeral was held at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at home, with the Rev. James Collard, pastor of the Kellytown Baptist church, officiating. The body was buried in Woodlawn cemetery.
According to Sullivan Democrat, Sullivan Indiana, Sam sold the last of his land and farm in 1911 so 15 years is probably more correct as he probably started to move the previous year.
Poplar Bluff Republican May 29, 1925
Sam Mounts died at his home at the corner of Maud and Logan streets yesterday morning at about 9 o'clock after an illness of some six weeks. He had been employed at the Bimel-Ashcroft mill for several years and worked up to the time of taking down sick. The funeral and burial was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock, burial being made in Woodlawn cemetery. The deceased was 54 years old. He came to Missouri from Sullivan County, Indiana, 15 years ago and bought a farm from Frank Osborne near Hendrickson. He operated the farm until five years ago when he sold it and came to Poplar Bluff to Live. He is survived by his wife and six children. They are: mrs. J. T Gibson of Chaonia, Claude of Rollins, Wyo., Mrs, C. E. Wright of Poplar Bluff, Mrs. B. Burnham of 937 Mill Street, and Alice and Everett, who live at home.
Weekly Citizen Democrat May 28, 1925 Poplar Bluff, Missouri
SAMUEL MOUNTS, RESIDENT HERE 10 YEARS, DIES
Samuel Mounts, 53 years old, for ten years a resident of this city died at his home 1316 Maude street, at 8:45 o'clock Sunday. Death was believed to have been from cancer. He had been ill for six weeks. The deceased came to Poplar Bluff from the sate of Indiana ten years ago, and for some years had been an employee of Bimel-Ashcroft Manufacturing Company. He was well known, highly respected, and a valuable employee of the spoke mill. Surviving him is his widow, two sons, Claude, 27, and Everett, 8, and four daughters, Mrs. Pearl Wright, Mrs. Bonnie Burnham and Miss alice Mounts of Poplar Bluff and Mrs. Vernie Gibson of Chaonia, Missouri. The funeral was held at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at home, with the Rev. James Collard, pastor of the Kellytown Baptist church, officiating. The body was buried in Woodlawn cemetery.
According to Sullivan Democrat, Sullivan Indiana, Sam sold the last of his land and farm in 1911 so 15 years is probably more correct as he probably started to move the previous year.
Sam Mounts died at his home at the corner of Maud and Logan streets yesterday morning at about 9 o'clock after an illness of some six weeks. He had been employed at the Bimel-Ashcroft mill for several years and worked up to the time of taking down sick. The funeral and burial was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock, burial being made in Woodlawn cemetery. The deceased was 54 years old. He came to Missouri from Sullivan County, Indiana, 15 years ago and bought a farm from Frank Osborne near Hendrickson. He operated the farm until five years ago when he sold it and came to Poplar Bluff to Live. He is survived by his wife and six children. They are: mrs. J. T Gibson of Chaonia, Claude of Rollins, Wyo., Mrs, C. E. Wright of Poplar Bluff, Mrs. B. Burnham of 937 Mill Street, and Alice and Everett, who live at home.
Weekly Citizen Democrat May 28, 1925 Poplar Bluff, Missouri
SAMUEL MOUNTS, RESIDENT HERE 10 YEARS, DIES
Samuel Mounts, 53 years old, for ten years a resident of this city died at his home 1316 Maude street, at 8:45 o'clock Sunday. Death was believed to have been from cancer. He had been ill for six weeks. The deceased came to Poplar Bluff from the sate of Indiana ten years ago, and for some years had been an employee of Bimel-Ashcroft Manufacturing Company. He was well known, highly respected, and a valuable employee of the spoke mill. Surviving him is his widow, two sons, Claude, 27, and Everett, 8, and four daughters, Mrs. Pearl Wright, Mrs. Bonnie Burnham and Miss alice Mounts of Poplar Bluff and Mrs. Vernie Gibson of Chaonia, Missouri. The funeral was held at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at home, with the Rev. James Collard, pastor of the Kellytown Baptist church, officiating. The body was buried in Woodlawn cemetery.
According to Sullivan Democrat, Sullivan Indiana, Sam sold the last of his land and farm in 1911 so 15 years is probably more correct as he probably started to move the previous year.
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