The Dixon Pilot, February 2, 1939: Body of Former Resident brought here for burial. The body of Miss Charlsey Bull, 22, was brought here from Ashland, Ohio last Friday for burial at Kenner Cemetery. Interment was made Wednesday. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. M. Mason from Newburg. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bull of near Stickney. Besides her parents, she is also survived by three brothers and sisters. Charlcie died from cancer of the liver.
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Miss Charlcie Naomi Bull, 22, of Dixon, Missouri died at 5:40 a.m. today at Samaritan Hospital after a four weeks illness. She had been in Ashland since April and had made her home with her brother, Clifford Bull of 902 Buckeye Street. Miss Bull, the daughter of John and Josephine Blackwell Bull, was born in Marys county, Missouri on September 18, 1916. She was a member of the Christian church of Dixon. Survivors include: her parents, two sisters, Mrs. Alice Stull of Lake Fork and Mrs. Pearl Knoblett of Harding, Montana; three brothers, Thomas and Chester Bull of Dixon and Clifford Bull of Ashland. Two sisters, Myrtle and Lucy, preceded her in death. The body will be sent to Dixon, Missouri this evening. Arrangements are in charge of the Shaw Funeral Home.
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Miss Charlcie Naomi Bull, 22, of Dixon, Missouri died at 5:40 a.m. today at Samaritan Hospital after a four weeks illness. She had been in Ashland since April and had made her home with her brother, Clifford Bull of 902 Buckeye Street. Miss Bull, the daughter of John and Josephine Blackwell Bull, was born in Marys county, Missouri on September 18, 1916. She was a member of the Christian church of Dixon. Survivors include: her parents, two sisters, Mrs. Alice Stull of Lake Fork and Mrs. Pearl Knoblett of Harding, Montana; three brothers, Thomas and Chester Bull of Dixon and Clifford Bull of Ashland. Two sisters, Myrtle and Lucy, preceded her in death. The body will be sent to Dixon, Missouri this evening. Arrangements are in charge of the Shaw Funeral Home.
The Dixon Pilot, February 2, 1939: Body of Former Resident brought here for burial. The body of Miss Charlsey Bull, 22, was brought here from Ashland, Ohio last Friday for burial at Kenner Cemetery. Interment was made Wednesday. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. M. Mason from Newburg. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bull of near Stickney. Besides her parents, she is also survived by three brothers and sisters. Charlcie died from cancer of the liver.
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Miss Charlcie Naomi Bull, 22, of Dixon, Missouri died at 5:40 a.m. today at Samaritan Hospital after a four weeks illness. She had been in Ashland since April and had made her home with her brother, Clifford Bull of 902 Buckeye Street. Miss Bull, the daughter of John and Josephine Blackwell Bull, was born in Marys county, Missouri on September 18, 1916. She was a member of the Christian church of Dixon. Survivors include: her parents, two sisters, Mrs. Alice Stull of Lake Fork and Mrs. Pearl Knoblett of Harding, Montana; three brothers, Thomas and Chester Bull of Dixon and Clifford Bull of Ashland. Two sisters, Myrtle and Lucy, preceded her in death. The body will be sent to Dixon, Missouri this evening. Arrangements are in charge of the Shaw Funeral Home.
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Miss Charlcie Naomi Bull, 22, of Dixon, Missouri died at 5:40 a.m. today at Samaritan Hospital after a four weeks illness. She had been in Ashland since April and had made her home with her brother, Clifford Bull of 902 Buckeye Street. Miss Bull, the daughter of John and Josephine Blackwell Bull, was born in Marys county, Missouri on September 18, 1916. She was a member of the Christian church of Dixon. Survivors include: her parents, two sisters, Mrs. Alice Stull of Lake Fork and Mrs. Pearl Knoblett of Harding, Montana; three brothers, Thomas and Chester Bull of Dixon and Clifford Bull of Ashland. Two sisters, Myrtle and Lucy, preceded her in death. The body will be sent to Dixon, Missouri this evening. Arrangements are in charge of the Shaw Funeral Home.
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