Daughter of Lew and Altha Best.
The Atchison Daily Globe, Friday, September 23, 1932
Monrovia
The body of Mrs. Henry Best of McAllen Tex., was taken to Effingham Wednesday, where it was met by a motor hearse and taken to Stutz and Shifflets undertaking parlors, before being brought to the Monrovia cemetery for interment in the Best lot. Albert Churchill, who has had charge of the Best graves for years, assisted by his son, Will, dug the grave for the Best funeral Tuesday. A six month old baby daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lew Best, buried in 1869 was moved to make room for the new grave.
The Atchison Daily Globe, Friday, September 23, 1932
Monrovia
The body of Mrs. Henry Best of McAllen Tex., was taken to Effingham Wednesday, where it was met by a motor hearse and taken to Stutz and Shifflets undertaking parlors, before being brought to the Monrovia cemetery for interment in the Best lot. Albert Churchill, who has had charge of the Best graves for years, assisted by his son, Will, dug the grave for the Best funeral Tuesday. A six month old baby daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lew Best, buried in 1869 was moved to make room for the new grave.
Daughter of Lew and Altha Best.
The Atchison Daily Globe, Friday, September 23, 1932
Monrovia
The body of Mrs. Henry Best of McAllen Tex., was taken to Effingham Wednesday, where it was met by a motor hearse and taken to Stutz and Shifflets undertaking parlors, before being brought to the Monrovia cemetery for interment in the Best lot. Albert Churchill, who has had charge of the Best graves for years, assisted by his son, Will, dug the grave for the Best funeral Tuesday. A six month old baby daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lew Best, buried in 1869 was moved to make room for the new grave.
The Atchison Daily Globe, Friday, September 23, 1932
Monrovia
The body of Mrs. Henry Best of McAllen Tex., was taken to Effingham Wednesday, where it was met by a motor hearse and taken to Stutz and Shifflets undertaking parlors, before being brought to the Monrovia cemetery for interment in the Best lot. Albert Churchill, who has had charge of the Best graves for years, assisted by his son, Will, dug the grave for the Best funeral Tuesday. A six month old baby daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lew Best, buried in 1869 was moved to make room for the new grave.
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