Wednesday, 4 Jul 1962 St. Joseph paper:
Charlie Atha
Charles S. Atha, 69, died yesterday afternoon at the Veterans hospital in Wadsworth, Kan. Born in St. Joseph, he had spent the last 50 years in Agency, Mo. He was a veteran of World War I and was a member of the Agency Methodist Church.
Survivors include a son, Charles S. Atha Jr., Faucett, Mo.; four sisters, Mrs. Stella Wheeler and Mrs. Narka Moore, both of Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. Anna Walker, Osborn, Mo., and Mrs. Rachel Pike, Pontiac, Mich., and a brother, Bill Atha, Lompoc, Cal.
Services will be at 3 Thursday afternoon at the Heaton-Bowman chapel, the Rev. Leonard Roberts officiating. Burial will be in Agency Cemetery, Agency, Mo.
Charlie Atha
Charles S. Atha, 69, died yesterday afternoon at the Veterans hospital in Wadsworth, Kan. Born in St. Joseph, he had spent the last 50 years in Agency, Mo. He was a veteran of World War I and was a member of the Agency Methodist Church.
Survivors include a son, Charles S. Atha Jr., Faucett, Mo.; four sisters, Mrs. Stella Wheeler and Mrs. Narka Moore, both of Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. Anna Walker, Osborn, Mo., and Mrs. Rachel Pike, Pontiac, Mich., and a brother, Bill Atha, Lompoc, Cal.
Services will be at 3 Thursday afternoon at the Heaton-Bowman chapel, the Rev. Leonard Roberts officiating. Burial will be in Agency Cemetery, Agency, Mo.
Wednesday, 4 Jul 1962 St. Joseph paper:
Charlie Atha
Charles S. Atha, 69, died yesterday afternoon at the Veterans hospital in Wadsworth, Kan. Born in St. Joseph, he had spent the last 50 years in Agency, Mo. He was a veteran of World War I and was a member of the Agency Methodist Church.
Survivors include a son, Charles S. Atha Jr., Faucett, Mo.; four sisters, Mrs. Stella Wheeler and Mrs. Narka Moore, both of Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. Anna Walker, Osborn, Mo., and Mrs. Rachel Pike, Pontiac, Mich., and a brother, Bill Atha, Lompoc, Cal.
Services will be at 3 Thursday afternoon at the Heaton-Bowman chapel, the Rev. Leonard Roberts officiating. Burial will be in Agency Cemetery, Agency, Mo.
Charlie Atha
Charles S. Atha, 69, died yesterday afternoon at the Veterans hospital in Wadsworth, Kan. Born in St. Joseph, he had spent the last 50 years in Agency, Mo. He was a veteran of World War I and was a member of the Agency Methodist Church.
Survivors include a son, Charles S. Atha Jr., Faucett, Mo.; four sisters, Mrs. Stella Wheeler and Mrs. Narka Moore, both of Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. Anna Walker, Osborn, Mo., and Mrs. Rachel Pike, Pontiac, Mich., and a brother, Bill Atha, Lompoc, Cal.
Services will be at 3 Thursday afternoon at the Heaton-Bowman chapel, the Rev. Leonard Roberts officiating. Burial will be in Agency Cemetery, Agency, Mo.
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