FATHER: Clyde Sylvester Sr.
MOTHER: Russie Wade Brewer
Census 1930
age 8
Residence in Rogers, Benton County, Arkansas with parents Clyde S Brewer, Sr. and wife Russie (Wade) Brewer, both 31. Father a barber in a barber shop. Other siblings in the home are brothers Cleo J Brewer 7 and Jack L Brewer 4 and sisters Elmus M Brewer 2 and Billie E Brewer 8 months.
Married Martha Metcalf
to this union 3 children were born:
Billy Joe Brewer
Bonita Joy Jarnagin
Jackie Pearl Brewer
Clyde and Martha divorced in late 1959 or 1960
In March of 1961 his 2nd marriage was to
Dorothy Smith Kanable
no children
Timeline:
In the late 1930's early 1940's Clyde and Martha and their 3 children lived northeast of Neosho on some acreage in a house that Clyde built. He drove a truck.
Later in the late 1940's the family moved to Idaho and Clyde and Martha worked at the Green Giant canning factory.
In about 1951 the family moved back to Missouri to Neck City, MO., and lived with a close friend, Marie Casey. Later, in about 1953 Clyde bought 6 lots in Alba with a house on it. At that time he was employed in the plastering/stucco business. The 3 children attended Alba School. In 1956, his youngest son Jackie and another young boy in Alba went hunting, a hunting accident happened and Jackie lost his life.
Several years after the tragedy, Clyde deeded 1½ lots each of the tract to his son Bill and daughter Bonita to build houses on.
At this time, Clyde and his second wife Dorothy, moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado where he was employed at the Printers Retirement Home.
In 1977 Clyde and Dorothy later bought a manufactured home and had it moved in on some property in Purcell that Clyde bought, (another small mining town between Alba and Neck City). Then after awhile, they closed up the house and moved to St. Petersburg Beach, FL. and managed a small Oceanside motel owned by Dorothy's daughter and son-in-law. After spending a year or so there, they moved back to the home in Purcell, MO. and just before retirement he was employed by the Webb City R-7 School district as custodian at the Alba, Missouri elementery school and from there he retired.
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THE JOPLIN GLOBE
CLYDE BREWER
PURCELL, MO - Clyde S. Brewer 68, Purcell, died at 10:43 a.m. Tuesday at Freeman Hospital, Joplin, after a six-week illness.
Mr. Brewer was born November 17, 1920 at Rogers, Arkansas. He moved to Purcell 12 years ago. He was a retired plaster man. He was married March 24, 1961 in Pueblo, Colorado
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Brewer
a son; Bill Brewer of Webb City
a daughter, Bonita Jarnigan of Alba
a step-daughter Katheryn Miezelis of St. Petersburg, FL
his step-mother Mildred Brewer of Fordyce, Arkansas
a sister Marie Brooks of Mesquite, Texas
four half-brothers;
Buddy Brewer and
David Brewer both of Fordyce, Arkansas
Fred Brewer of Texas City, Texas and
Harold Brewer of Pensacola, FL
six half-sisters;
Alene Yates of Garland, Texas
Jean Huddleston of Thornton, Arkansas
Lou Smith of Hensley, Arkansas
Wanda Phillips of Springhill, Louisiana
Sue Gauntt of Mayflower, Arkansas
Bonda Riggiola of Dallas, Texas
and several grandchildren
His son, Jackie preceded him in death in 1956
The body was taken for cremation under the direction of Simpson Funeral Home, Webb City. No services are planned.
MOTHER: Russie Wade Brewer
Census 1930
age 8
Residence in Rogers, Benton County, Arkansas with parents Clyde S Brewer, Sr. and wife Russie (Wade) Brewer, both 31. Father a barber in a barber shop. Other siblings in the home are brothers Cleo J Brewer 7 and Jack L Brewer 4 and sisters Elmus M Brewer 2 and Billie E Brewer 8 months.
Married Martha Metcalf
to this union 3 children were born:
Billy Joe Brewer
Bonita Joy Jarnagin
Jackie Pearl Brewer
Clyde and Martha divorced in late 1959 or 1960
In March of 1961 his 2nd marriage was to
Dorothy Smith Kanable
no children
Timeline:
In the late 1930's early 1940's Clyde and Martha and their 3 children lived northeast of Neosho on some acreage in a house that Clyde built. He drove a truck.
Later in the late 1940's the family moved to Idaho and Clyde and Martha worked at the Green Giant canning factory.
In about 1951 the family moved back to Missouri to Neck City, MO., and lived with a close friend, Marie Casey. Later, in about 1953 Clyde bought 6 lots in Alba with a house on it. At that time he was employed in the plastering/stucco business. The 3 children attended Alba School. In 1956, his youngest son Jackie and another young boy in Alba went hunting, a hunting accident happened and Jackie lost his life.
Several years after the tragedy, Clyde deeded 1½ lots each of the tract to his son Bill and daughter Bonita to build houses on.
At this time, Clyde and his second wife Dorothy, moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado where he was employed at the Printers Retirement Home.
In 1977 Clyde and Dorothy later bought a manufactured home and had it moved in on some property in Purcell that Clyde bought, (another small mining town between Alba and Neck City). Then after awhile, they closed up the house and moved to St. Petersburg Beach, FL. and managed a small Oceanside motel owned by Dorothy's daughter and son-in-law. After spending a year or so there, they moved back to the home in Purcell, MO. and just before retirement he was employed by the Webb City R-7 School district as custodian at the Alba, Missouri elementery school and from there he retired.
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THE JOPLIN GLOBE
CLYDE BREWER
PURCELL, MO - Clyde S. Brewer 68, Purcell, died at 10:43 a.m. Tuesday at Freeman Hospital, Joplin, after a six-week illness.
Mr. Brewer was born November 17, 1920 at Rogers, Arkansas. He moved to Purcell 12 years ago. He was a retired plaster man. He was married March 24, 1961 in Pueblo, Colorado
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Brewer
a son; Bill Brewer of Webb City
a daughter, Bonita Jarnigan of Alba
a step-daughter Katheryn Miezelis of St. Petersburg, FL
his step-mother Mildred Brewer of Fordyce, Arkansas
a sister Marie Brooks of Mesquite, Texas
four half-brothers;
Buddy Brewer and
David Brewer both of Fordyce, Arkansas
Fred Brewer of Texas City, Texas and
Harold Brewer of Pensacola, FL
six half-sisters;
Alene Yates of Garland, Texas
Jean Huddleston of Thornton, Arkansas
Lou Smith of Hensley, Arkansas
Wanda Phillips of Springhill, Louisiana
Sue Gauntt of Mayflower, Arkansas
Bonda Riggiola of Dallas, Texas
and several grandchildren
His son, Jackie preceded him in death in 1956
The body was taken for cremation under the direction of Simpson Funeral Home, Webb City. No services are planned.
FATHER: Clyde Sylvester Sr.
MOTHER: Russie Wade Brewer
Census 1930
age 8
Residence in Rogers, Benton County, Arkansas with parents Clyde S Brewer, Sr. and wife Russie (Wade) Brewer, both 31. Father a barber in a barber shop. Other siblings in the home are brothers Cleo J Brewer 7 and Jack L Brewer 4 and sisters Elmus M Brewer 2 and Billie E Brewer 8 months.
Married Martha Metcalf
to this union 3 children were born:
Billy Joe Brewer
Bonita Joy Jarnagin
Jackie Pearl Brewer
Clyde and Martha divorced in late 1959 or 1960
In March of 1961 his 2nd marriage was to
Dorothy Smith Kanable
no children
Timeline:
In the late 1930's early 1940's Clyde and Martha and their 3 children lived northeast of Neosho on some acreage in a house that Clyde built. He drove a truck.
Later in the late 1940's the family moved to Idaho and Clyde and Martha worked at the Green Giant canning factory.
In about 1951 the family moved back to Missouri to Neck City, MO., and lived with a close friend, Marie Casey. Later, in about 1953 Clyde bought 6 lots in Alba with a house on it. At that time he was employed in the plastering/stucco business. The 3 children attended Alba School. In 1956, his youngest son Jackie and another young boy in Alba went hunting, a hunting accident happened and Jackie lost his life.
Several years after the tragedy, Clyde deeded 1½ lots each of the tract to his son Bill and daughter Bonita to build houses on.
At this time, Clyde and his second wife Dorothy, moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado where he was employed at the Printers Retirement Home.
In 1977 Clyde and Dorothy later bought a manufactured home and had it moved in on some property in Purcell that Clyde bought, (another small mining town between Alba and Neck City). Then after awhile, they closed up the house and moved to St. Petersburg Beach, FL. and managed a small Oceanside motel owned by Dorothy's daughter and son-in-law. After spending a year or so there, they moved back to the home in Purcell, MO. and just before retirement he was employed by the Webb City R-7 School district as custodian at the Alba, Missouri elementery school and from there he retired.
____________________
THE JOPLIN GLOBE
CLYDE BREWER
PURCELL, MO - Clyde S. Brewer 68, Purcell, died at 10:43 a.m. Tuesday at Freeman Hospital, Joplin, after a six-week illness.
Mr. Brewer was born November 17, 1920 at Rogers, Arkansas. He moved to Purcell 12 years ago. He was a retired plaster man. He was married March 24, 1961 in Pueblo, Colorado
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Brewer
a son; Bill Brewer of Webb City
a daughter, Bonita Jarnigan of Alba
a step-daughter Katheryn Miezelis of St. Petersburg, FL
his step-mother Mildred Brewer of Fordyce, Arkansas
a sister Marie Brooks of Mesquite, Texas
four half-brothers;
Buddy Brewer and
David Brewer both of Fordyce, Arkansas
Fred Brewer of Texas City, Texas and
Harold Brewer of Pensacola, FL
six half-sisters;
Alene Yates of Garland, Texas
Jean Huddleston of Thornton, Arkansas
Lou Smith of Hensley, Arkansas
Wanda Phillips of Springhill, Louisiana
Sue Gauntt of Mayflower, Arkansas
Bonda Riggiola of Dallas, Texas
and several grandchildren
His son, Jackie preceded him in death in 1956
The body was taken for cremation under the direction of Simpson Funeral Home, Webb City. No services are planned.
MOTHER: Russie Wade Brewer
Census 1930
age 8
Residence in Rogers, Benton County, Arkansas with parents Clyde S Brewer, Sr. and wife Russie (Wade) Brewer, both 31. Father a barber in a barber shop. Other siblings in the home are brothers Cleo J Brewer 7 and Jack L Brewer 4 and sisters Elmus M Brewer 2 and Billie E Brewer 8 months.
Married Martha Metcalf
to this union 3 children were born:
Billy Joe Brewer
Bonita Joy Jarnagin
Jackie Pearl Brewer
Clyde and Martha divorced in late 1959 or 1960
In March of 1961 his 2nd marriage was to
Dorothy Smith Kanable
no children
Timeline:
In the late 1930's early 1940's Clyde and Martha and their 3 children lived northeast of Neosho on some acreage in a house that Clyde built. He drove a truck.
Later in the late 1940's the family moved to Idaho and Clyde and Martha worked at the Green Giant canning factory.
In about 1951 the family moved back to Missouri to Neck City, MO., and lived with a close friend, Marie Casey. Later, in about 1953 Clyde bought 6 lots in Alba with a house on it. At that time he was employed in the plastering/stucco business. The 3 children attended Alba School. In 1956, his youngest son Jackie and another young boy in Alba went hunting, a hunting accident happened and Jackie lost his life.
Several years after the tragedy, Clyde deeded 1½ lots each of the tract to his son Bill and daughter Bonita to build houses on.
At this time, Clyde and his second wife Dorothy, moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado where he was employed at the Printers Retirement Home.
In 1977 Clyde and Dorothy later bought a manufactured home and had it moved in on some property in Purcell that Clyde bought, (another small mining town between Alba and Neck City). Then after awhile, they closed up the house and moved to St. Petersburg Beach, FL. and managed a small Oceanside motel owned by Dorothy's daughter and son-in-law. After spending a year or so there, they moved back to the home in Purcell, MO. and just before retirement he was employed by the Webb City R-7 School district as custodian at the Alba, Missouri elementery school and from there he retired.
____________________
THE JOPLIN GLOBE
CLYDE BREWER
PURCELL, MO - Clyde S. Brewer 68, Purcell, died at 10:43 a.m. Tuesday at Freeman Hospital, Joplin, after a six-week illness.
Mr. Brewer was born November 17, 1920 at Rogers, Arkansas. He moved to Purcell 12 years ago. He was a retired plaster man. He was married March 24, 1961 in Pueblo, Colorado
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Brewer
a son; Bill Brewer of Webb City
a daughter, Bonita Jarnigan of Alba
a step-daughter Katheryn Miezelis of St. Petersburg, FL
his step-mother Mildred Brewer of Fordyce, Arkansas
a sister Marie Brooks of Mesquite, Texas
four half-brothers;
Buddy Brewer and
David Brewer both of Fordyce, Arkansas
Fred Brewer of Texas City, Texas and
Harold Brewer of Pensacola, FL
six half-sisters;
Alene Yates of Garland, Texas
Jean Huddleston of Thornton, Arkansas
Lou Smith of Hensley, Arkansas
Wanda Phillips of Springhill, Louisiana
Sue Gauntt of Mayflower, Arkansas
Bonda Riggiola of Dallas, Texas
and several grandchildren
His son, Jackie preceded him in death in 1956
The body was taken for cremation under the direction of Simpson Funeral Home, Webb City. No services are planned.
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