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Courtesy of the Ottumwa Courier
March 11, 1943
MRS. W. B. ALLRED LOCAL PIONEER DIES
One of the Wapello County pioneer women, Mrs. W.B. Allred, 84, died today at the Treanor Nursing Home, 301 North Moore Street, where she had been a resident for the past two and a half years. Prior to entering the nursing home; she had resided for 65 years on the old home place; five miles southwest of Ottumwa. Her husband died in January of 1942.
Surviving are four sons: Malverne of Olath, Colo., and Lee,Charles and Everette of Ottumwa. A daughter preceded her in death in 1942. Also surviving are two sisters; Mrs. Dollie Longshie of Kansas City, MO., and Mrs. Alvira Alderdice of Ottumwa, and a brother Evan Crane of Anita, Iowa. Three sisters, a brother and her husband preceded her in death. Other survivors include seven grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. at the Community funeral chapel in charge of the Rev. E.L. Frost; pastor of the Davis Street Christian church. Burial will be at Shaul Cemetery.
Courtesy of the Ottumwa Courier
March 11, 1943
MRS. W. B. ALLRED LOCAL PIONEER DIES
One of the Wapello County pioneer women, Mrs. W.B. Allred, 84, died today at the Treanor Nursing Home, 301 North Moore Street, where she had been a resident for the past two and a half years. Prior to entering the nursing home; she had resided for 65 years on the old home place; five miles southwest of Ottumwa. Her husband died in January of 1942.
Surviving are four sons: Malverne of Olath, Colo., and Lee,Charles and Everette of Ottumwa. A daughter preceded her in death in 1942. Also surviving are two sisters; Mrs. Dollie Longshie of Kansas City, MO., and Mrs. Alvira Alderdice of Ottumwa, and a brother Evan Crane of Anita, Iowa. Three sisters, a brother and her husband preceded her in death. Other survivors include seven grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. at the Community funeral chapel in charge of the Rev. E.L. Frost; pastor of the Davis Street Christian church. Burial will be at Shaul Cemetery.
pg. 486
Courtesy of the Ottumwa Courier
March 11, 1943
MRS. W. B. ALLRED LOCAL PIONEER DIES
One of the Wapello County pioneer women, Mrs. W.B. Allred, 84, died today at the Treanor Nursing Home, 301 North Moore Street, where she had been a resident for the past two and a half years. Prior to entering the nursing home; she had resided for 65 years on the old home place; five miles southwest of Ottumwa. Her husband died in January of 1942.
Surviving are four sons: Malverne of Olath, Colo., and Lee,Charles and Everette of Ottumwa. A daughter preceded her in death in 1942. Also surviving are two sisters; Mrs. Dollie Longshie of Kansas City, MO., and Mrs. Alvira Alderdice of Ottumwa, and a brother Evan Crane of Anita, Iowa. Three sisters, a brother and her husband preceded her in death. Other survivors include seven grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. at the Community funeral chapel in charge of the Rev. E.L. Frost; pastor of the Davis Street Christian church. Burial will be at Shaul Cemetery.
Courtesy of the Ottumwa Courier
March 11, 1943
MRS. W. B. ALLRED LOCAL PIONEER DIES
One of the Wapello County pioneer women, Mrs. W.B. Allred, 84, died today at the Treanor Nursing Home, 301 North Moore Street, where she had been a resident for the past two and a half years. Prior to entering the nursing home; she had resided for 65 years on the old home place; five miles southwest of Ottumwa. Her husband died in January of 1942.
Surviving are four sons: Malverne of Olath, Colo., and Lee,Charles and Everette of Ottumwa. A daughter preceded her in death in 1942. Also surviving are two sisters; Mrs. Dollie Longshie of Kansas City, MO., and Mrs. Alvira Alderdice of Ottumwa, and a brother Evan Crane of Anita, Iowa. Three sisters, a brother and her husband preceded her in death. Other survivors include seven grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. at the Community funeral chapel in charge of the Rev. E.L. Frost; pastor of the Davis Street Christian church. Burial will be at Shaul Cemetery.
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