Bethany Republican Clipper, Eagleville, Missouri, May 14, 1930
Friends were grieved to hear of the very sudden passing of Mrs. Ellen Brill, Saturday evening. Mrs. A. G. Johnston, who lives in rooms at the Brill home, thought she could smell something burning and upon investigating, going into Mrs. Brill's room found it full of smoke, caused by the burning of a pan of soup Mrs. Brill had placed on the stove in preparation of her supper meal. Mrs Johnston found Mrs Brill lying partly on the bed, dead. A physician was summoned and pronounced it a stroke, as Mrs Brill had high blood pressure and had not been so well the last week, but was able to be up and about her work. Her husband, G. Brill, passed away a few years ago and Mrs. Brill continued to live in her home here since his death. Adair Brill, living north of Eagleville, is her son, and had been very attentive to his mother. Funeral services have not been arranged at this date.
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Subject: MRS. ELLEN BRILL
Source: Bethany Republican Clipper, Eagleville, Missouri, May 21, 1930
Eagleville News
Funeral services of Mrs. Ellen Brill were held at the M. E. Church Wednesday afternoon, May 14, conducted by the Rev. E. P. Reed. "Face to Face" and "Looking This Way" were sung by Mrs. Raymond Becks, Mr. Cassdy, Mrs. Edythe Hon, Hon, J. O. Bartels, and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Boothe. Pallbearers were her six sons: Chas E., Harry G., Lee, George, Elmer and Adair Brill. The body was laid to rest by the side of her husband in the family lot in the Masonic cemetery. Mrs Brill passed away at the age of 72 years, 8 months, and 12 days. She was a kind and loving mother, a good neighbor and a very quiet home loving woman. Her many friends express sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
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Children were: Adair, Charley, Perry, Leander, George, Grant, and Elmer. Grant preceeded her in death.
Friends were grieved to hear of the very sudden passing of Mrs. Ellen Brill, Saturday evening. Mrs. A. G. Johnston, who lives in rooms at the Brill home, thought she could smell something burning and upon investigating, going into Mrs. Brill's room found it full of smoke, caused by the burning of a pan of soup Mrs. Brill had placed on the stove in preparation of her supper meal. Mrs Johnston found Mrs Brill lying partly on the bed, dead. A physician was summoned and pronounced it a stroke, as Mrs Brill had high blood pressure and had not been so well the last week, but was able to be up and about her work. Her husband, G. Brill, passed away a few years ago and Mrs. Brill continued to live in her home here since his death. Adair Brill, living north of Eagleville, is her son, and had been very attentive to his mother. Funeral services have not been arranged at this date.
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Subject: MRS. ELLEN BRILL
Source: Bethany Republican Clipper, Eagleville, Missouri, May 21, 1930
Eagleville News
Funeral services of Mrs. Ellen Brill were held at the M. E. Church Wednesday afternoon, May 14, conducted by the Rev. E. P. Reed. "Face to Face" and "Looking This Way" were sung by Mrs. Raymond Becks, Mr. Cassdy, Mrs. Edythe Hon, Hon, J. O. Bartels, and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Boothe. Pallbearers were her six sons: Chas E., Harry G., Lee, George, Elmer and Adair Brill. The body was laid to rest by the side of her husband in the family lot in the Masonic cemetery. Mrs Brill passed away at the age of 72 years, 8 months, and 12 days. She was a kind and loving mother, a good neighbor and a very quiet home loving woman. Her many friends express sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
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Children were: Adair, Charley, Perry, Leander, George, Grant, and Elmer. Grant preceeded her in death.
Bethany Republican Clipper, Eagleville, Missouri, May 14, 1930
Friends were grieved to hear of the very sudden passing of Mrs. Ellen Brill, Saturday evening. Mrs. A. G. Johnston, who lives in rooms at the Brill home, thought she could smell something burning and upon investigating, going into Mrs. Brill's room found it full of smoke, caused by the burning of a pan of soup Mrs. Brill had placed on the stove in preparation of her supper meal. Mrs Johnston found Mrs Brill lying partly on the bed, dead. A physician was summoned and pronounced it a stroke, as Mrs Brill had high blood pressure and had not been so well the last week, but was able to be up and about her work. Her husband, G. Brill, passed away a few years ago and Mrs. Brill continued to live in her home here since his death. Adair Brill, living north of Eagleville, is her son, and had been very attentive to his mother. Funeral services have not been arranged at this date.
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Subject: MRS. ELLEN BRILL
Source: Bethany Republican Clipper, Eagleville, Missouri, May 21, 1930
Eagleville News
Funeral services of Mrs. Ellen Brill were held at the M. E. Church Wednesday afternoon, May 14, conducted by the Rev. E. P. Reed. "Face to Face" and "Looking This Way" were sung by Mrs. Raymond Becks, Mr. Cassdy, Mrs. Edythe Hon, Hon, J. O. Bartels, and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Boothe. Pallbearers were her six sons: Chas E., Harry G., Lee, George, Elmer and Adair Brill. The body was laid to rest by the side of her husband in the family lot in the Masonic cemetery. Mrs Brill passed away at the age of 72 years, 8 months, and 12 days. She was a kind and loving mother, a good neighbor and a very quiet home loving woman. Her many friends express sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
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Children were: Adair, Charley, Perry, Leander, George, Grant, and Elmer. Grant preceeded her in death.
Friends were grieved to hear of the very sudden passing of Mrs. Ellen Brill, Saturday evening. Mrs. A. G. Johnston, who lives in rooms at the Brill home, thought she could smell something burning and upon investigating, going into Mrs. Brill's room found it full of smoke, caused by the burning of a pan of soup Mrs. Brill had placed on the stove in preparation of her supper meal. Mrs Johnston found Mrs Brill lying partly on the bed, dead. A physician was summoned and pronounced it a stroke, as Mrs Brill had high blood pressure and had not been so well the last week, but was able to be up and about her work. Her husband, G. Brill, passed away a few years ago and Mrs. Brill continued to live in her home here since his death. Adair Brill, living north of Eagleville, is her son, and had been very attentive to his mother. Funeral services have not been arranged at this date.
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Subject: MRS. ELLEN BRILL
Source: Bethany Republican Clipper, Eagleville, Missouri, May 21, 1930
Eagleville News
Funeral services of Mrs. Ellen Brill were held at the M. E. Church Wednesday afternoon, May 14, conducted by the Rev. E. P. Reed. "Face to Face" and "Looking This Way" were sung by Mrs. Raymond Becks, Mr. Cassdy, Mrs. Edythe Hon, Hon, J. O. Bartels, and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Boothe. Pallbearers were her six sons: Chas E., Harry G., Lee, George, Elmer and Adair Brill. The body was laid to rest by the side of her husband in the family lot in the Masonic cemetery. Mrs Brill passed away at the age of 72 years, 8 months, and 12 days. She was a kind and loving mother, a good neighbor and a very quiet home loving woman. Her many friends express sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
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Children were: Adair, Charley, Perry, Leander, George, Grant, and Elmer. Grant preceeded her in death.
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