The Steele Enterprise, Steele, Missouri
Thursday, April 13, 1933
George Lyons, age 50, a longtime resident of Steele and well known, passed away Tuesday night in a St. Louis hospital as he suffered a second stroke of paralysis. He was at the hospital to be treated for cancer and although he had been in very poor health for several months, news of his death was a shock to many friends here.
With affliction overtaking him, he was a friendly character about town, always loyal to his friends, his Masonic lodge, he Baptist church and political party. He was a charter member and Past Patron of Steele O.E.S. No. 330. He was not hesitant to do one a favor or an errand, as the publisher of this paper should testify and your thanks and friendship was all that was expected. He was rather ardent in many viewpoints but respective of his friends who differed with him.
Funeral and burial services are being held today (Thursday) at Oran, Mo., his former home. Services were in charge of Rev. A.B. Sadler, Steele A.F.&A.M. No. 634. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. D. Callens, Mr. and Mrs. C.P. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Overturf, Mrs. J.F. Patterson, Messrs. I.K. Northcutt, N. Koury, Gus Wade, H.E. Doerner, and H. Ballentine.
He is survived by his wife, mother, several brothers and sisters.
The Steele Enterprise, Steele, Missouri
Thursday, April 20, 1933
George Lyons was born August 25, 1882, at Oran, Mo., and departed this life April 11, 1933 at a hospital in St. Louis, Mo., at the age of 50 years, 7 months and 17 days. He was married to Miss Ida Baker on June 7, 1914, who still survives him. Other surviving relatives are: his mother, Mrs. R.S. Lyons of Chicago; four sisters: Mrs. W.T. Glass and Mrs. O.L. Robinson of Chicago, Mrs. J.H. Davenport of Chaffee; two brothers: Asa Lyons of Chicago and E.L. Lyons of St. Louis; one uncle, G.C. Ventres, of Oran.
Mr. Lyons was converted to the Christian faith in August, 1931 and united with the Steele Baptist Church. He lived a faithful and consistent life until death.
Thursday, April 13, 1933
George Lyons, age 50, a longtime resident of Steele and well known, passed away Tuesday night in a St. Louis hospital as he suffered a second stroke of paralysis. He was at the hospital to be treated for cancer and although he had been in very poor health for several months, news of his death was a shock to many friends here.
With affliction overtaking him, he was a friendly character about town, always loyal to his friends, his Masonic lodge, he Baptist church and political party. He was a charter member and Past Patron of Steele O.E.S. No. 330. He was not hesitant to do one a favor or an errand, as the publisher of this paper should testify and your thanks and friendship was all that was expected. He was rather ardent in many viewpoints but respective of his friends who differed with him.
Funeral and burial services are being held today (Thursday) at Oran, Mo., his former home. Services were in charge of Rev. A.B. Sadler, Steele A.F.&A.M. No. 634. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. D. Callens, Mr. and Mrs. C.P. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Overturf, Mrs. J.F. Patterson, Messrs. I.K. Northcutt, N. Koury, Gus Wade, H.E. Doerner, and H. Ballentine.
He is survived by his wife, mother, several brothers and sisters.
The Steele Enterprise, Steele, Missouri
Thursday, April 20, 1933
George Lyons was born August 25, 1882, at Oran, Mo., and departed this life April 11, 1933 at a hospital in St. Louis, Mo., at the age of 50 years, 7 months and 17 days. He was married to Miss Ida Baker on June 7, 1914, who still survives him. Other surviving relatives are: his mother, Mrs. R.S. Lyons of Chicago; four sisters: Mrs. W.T. Glass and Mrs. O.L. Robinson of Chicago, Mrs. J.H. Davenport of Chaffee; two brothers: Asa Lyons of Chicago and E.L. Lyons of St. Louis; one uncle, G.C. Ventres, of Oran.
Mr. Lyons was converted to the Christian faith in August, 1931 and united with the Steele Baptist Church. He lived a faithful and consistent life until death.
The Steele Enterprise, Steele, Missouri
Thursday, April 13, 1933
George Lyons, age 50, a longtime resident of Steele and well known, passed away Tuesday night in a St. Louis hospital as he suffered a second stroke of paralysis. He was at the hospital to be treated for cancer and although he had been in very poor health for several months, news of his death was a shock to many friends here.
With affliction overtaking him, he was a friendly character about town, always loyal to his friends, his Masonic lodge, he Baptist church and political party. He was a charter member and Past Patron of Steele O.E.S. No. 330. He was not hesitant to do one a favor or an errand, as the publisher of this paper should testify and your thanks and friendship was all that was expected. He was rather ardent in many viewpoints but respective of his friends who differed with him.
Funeral and burial services are being held today (Thursday) at Oran, Mo., his former home. Services were in charge of Rev. A.B. Sadler, Steele A.F.&A.M. No. 634. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. D. Callens, Mr. and Mrs. C.P. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Overturf, Mrs. J.F. Patterson, Messrs. I.K. Northcutt, N. Koury, Gus Wade, H.E. Doerner, and H. Ballentine.
He is survived by his wife, mother, several brothers and sisters.
The Steele Enterprise, Steele, Missouri
Thursday, April 20, 1933
George Lyons was born August 25, 1882, at Oran, Mo., and departed this life April 11, 1933 at a hospital in St. Louis, Mo., at the age of 50 years, 7 months and 17 days. He was married to Miss Ida Baker on June 7, 1914, who still survives him. Other surviving relatives are: his mother, Mrs. R.S. Lyons of Chicago; four sisters: Mrs. W.T. Glass and Mrs. O.L. Robinson of Chicago, Mrs. J.H. Davenport of Chaffee; two brothers: Asa Lyons of Chicago and E.L. Lyons of St. Louis; one uncle, G.C. Ventres, of Oran.
Mr. Lyons was converted to the Christian faith in August, 1931 and united with the Steele Baptist Church. He lived a faithful and consistent life until death.
Thursday, April 13, 1933
George Lyons, age 50, a longtime resident of Steele and well known, passed away Tuesday night in a St. Louis hospital as he suffered a second stroke of paralysis. He was at the hospital to be treated for cancer and although he had been in very poor health for several months, news of his death was a shock to many friends here.
With affliction overtaking him, he was a friendly character about town, always loyal to his friends, his Masonic lodge, he Baptist church and political party. He was a charter member and Past Patron of Steele O.E.S. No. 330. He was not hesitant to do one a favor or an errand, as the publisher of this paper should testify and your thanks and friendship was all that was expected. He was rather ardent in many viewpoints but respective of his friends who differed with him.
Funeral and burial services are being held today (Thursday) at Oran, Mo., his former home. Services were in charge of Rev. A.B. Sadler, Steele A.F.&A.M. No. 634. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. D. Callens, Mr. and Mrs. C.P. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Overturf, Mrs. J.F. Patterson, Messrs. I.K. Northcutt, N. Koury, Gus Wade, H.E. Doerner, and H. Ballentine.
He is survived by his wife, mother, several brothers and sisters.
The Steele Enterprise, Steele, Missouri
Thursday, April 20, 1933
George Lyons was born August 25, 1882, at Oran, Mo., and departed this life April 11, 1933 at a hospital in St. Louis, Mo., at the age of 50 years, 7 months and 17 days. He was married to Miss Ida Baker on June 7, 1914, who still survives him. Other surviving relatives are: his mother, Mrs. R.S. Lyons of Chicago; four sisters: Mrs. W.T. Glass and Mrs. O.L. Robinson of Chicago, Mrs. J.H. Davenport of Chaffee; two brothers: Asa Lyons of Chicago and E.L. Lyons of St. Louis; one uncle, G.C. Ventres, of Oran.
Mr. Lyons was converted to the Christian faith in August, 1931 and united with the Steele Baptist Church. He lived a faithful and consistent life until death.
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