Son of Issac "Ike" and Alla Sue BOWMAN ADAIR.
Married 11 June, 1912 to Florence "Flossie" Stark.
Their children; Anna Marie, Alla, Florence Everlyn,
Burial; 28 Aug. 1930.
Clinton MO - Earl Adair died at the hospital at Fulton about noon, Thursday, August 26th. The telegraph message received by his relatives, stated that his death was unexpected. Earl Adair was born at Calhoun, September 26, 1889 and came to Clinton with his parents when he was six years old. His father, Ike Adair, served as sheriff of this county when Earl was a small lad. Earl attended school in Clinton and as he liked agriculture, he went to Columbia, where he attended the College of Agriculture at the university. He was united in marriage June 11, 1912, to Miss Flossie Stark. She survives him, with their two beautiful daughters, Anna Marie, aged 14, and Alla, aged 8. He also leaves his mother, Mrs. Alla Adair and one brother, John Adair, of Clinton. At the time of his marriage, he was employed at the People's National Bank and a few years later, took the Civil Service examination and for a number of years, was the popular carrier on Route 5 in Clinton. It was while working on this route that his health failed. He was taken to a great specialist in St. Louis, who found that nothing could be done. After a period in the hospital there, he was taken to Fulton hospital. Deceased was a member of the Elks, serving as their treasurer for eight years. He was happy in his relationships with life, a genial and courteous friend, a devoted husband and father. He was ever thoughtful of his loved ones. His funeral will be conducted Thursday afternoon at the home of his wife's mother, Mrs. Harry Feldott, on South Second street. The burial will be in Englewood.
Son of Issac "Ike" and Alla Sue BOWMAN ADAIR.
Married 11 June, 1912 to Florence "Flossie" Stark.
Their children; Anna Marie, Alla, Florence Everlyn,
Burial; 28 Aug. 1930.
Clinton MO - Earl Adair died at the hospital at Fulton about noon, Thursday, August 26th. The telegraph message received by his relatives, stated that his death was unexpected. Earl Adair was born at Calhoun, September 26, 1889 and came to Clinton with his parents when he was six years old. His father, Ike Adair, served as sheriff of this county when Earl was a small lad. Earl attended school in Clinton and as he liked agriculture, he went to Columbia, where he attended the College of Agriculture at the university. He was united in marriage June 11, 1912, to Miss Flossie Stark. She survives him, with their two beautiful daughters, Anna Marie, aged 14, and Alla, aged 8. He also leaves his mother, Mrs. Alla Adair and one brother, John Adair, of Clinton. At the time of his marriage, he was employed at the People's National Bank and a few years later, took the Civil Service examination and for a number of years, was the popular carrier on Route 5 in Clinton. It was while working on this route that his health failed. He was taken to a great specialist in St. Louis, who found that nothing could be done. After a period in the hospital there, he was taken to Fulton hospital. Deceased was a member of the Elks, serving as their treasurer for eight years. He was happy in his relationships with life, a genial and courteous friend, a devoted husband and father. He was ever thoughtful of his loved ones. His funeral will be conducted Thursday afternoon at the home of his wife's mother, Mrs. Harry Feldott, on South Second street. The burial will be in Englewood.
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