LA PLATA HOME PRESS, La Plata, Missouri
March 26, 1942.
WILBUR CARPENTER
---Wilbur Graves Carpenter, fifty-three, a farmer living southwest of La Plata, died from a heart attack Monday afternoon at his home.
---He was found dead when his wife and her father returned from a trip to town.
---Funeral services were held at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Fred L. Hudson at the Presbyterian Church and burial was made in the La Plata cemetery.
---Mr. Carpenter was born in Macon County December 21, 1886, the only son of John C. and Joella Carpenter.
---He was married October 18, 1918 to Emma Ruth Buck of Macon.
---Surviving are his wife and two sisters, Mrs. Tina Hertzler of Elmer and Mrs. Nellie Shepherd of Souix City, Iowa; two nephews, Lawrence Hertzler of Atlanta and Leonard Shepherd of Minneapolis, Minnesota and one niece, Esther Rowan of Kansas City.
March 26, 1942.
WILBUR CARPENTER
---Wilbur Graves Carpenter, fifty-three, a farmer living southwest of La Plata, died from a heart attack Monday afternoon at his home.
---He was found dead when his wife and her father returned from a trip to town.
---Funeral services were held at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Fred L. Hudson at the Presbyterian Church and burial was made in the La Plata cemetery.
---Mr. Carpenter was born in Macon County December 21, 1886, the only son of John C. and Joella Carpenter.
---He was married October 18, 1918 to Emma Ruth Buck of Macon.
---Surviving are his wife and two sisters, Mrs. Tina Hertzler of Elmer and Mrs. Nellie Shepherd of Souix City, Iowa; two nephews, Lawrence Hertzler of Atlanta and Leonard Shepherd of Minneapolis, Minnesota and one niece, Esther Rowan of Kansas City.
LA PLATA HOME PRESS, La Plata, Missouri
March 26, 1942.
WILBUR CARPENTER
---Wilbur Graves Carpenter, fifty-three, a farmer living southwest of La Plata, died from a heart attack Monday afternoon at his home.
---He was found dead when his wife and her father returned from a trip to town.
---Funeral services were held at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Fred L. Hudson at the Presbyterian Church and burial was made in the La Plata cemetery.
---Mr. Carpenter was born in Macon County December 21, 1886, the only son of John C. and Joella Carpenter.
---He was married October 18, 1918 to Emma Ruth Buck of Macon.
---Surviving are his wife and two sisters, Mrs. Tina Hertzler of Elmer and Mrs. Nellie Shepherd of Souix City, Iowa; two nephews, Lawrence Hertzler of Atlanta and Leonard Shepherd of Minneapolis, Minnesota and one niece, Esther Rowan of Kansas City.
March 26, 1942.
WILBUR CARPENTER
---Wilbur Graves Carpenter, fifty-three, a farmer living southwest of La Plata, died from a heart attack Monday afternoon at his home.
---He was found dead when his wife and her father returned from a trip to town.
---Funeral services were held at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Fred L. Hudson at the Presbyterian Church and burial was made in the La Plata cemetery.
---Mr. Carpenter was born in Macon County December 21, 1886, the only son of John C. and Joella Carpenter.
---He was married October 18, 1918 to Emma Ruth Buck of Macon.
---Surviving are his wife and two sisters, Mrs. Tina Hertzler of Elmer and Mrs. Nellie Shepherd of Souix City, Iowa; two nephews, Lawrence Hertzler of Atlanta and Leonard Shepherd of Minneapolis, Minnesota and one niece, Esther Rowan of Kansas City.
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