daughter of W.G. Grinstead & Alice Cunningham.Died at Granger Monday
Mrs. E. O. Hopper Had Been Visiting Here Past Month
Mrs. E. O. Hopper of Ness City, Kansas, died at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Adams, at Granger Monday, October 8, at 11:45 p.m.
Mrs. Hopper had been visiting her father, W. G. Grinstead, and other relatives in Scotland County for the past six weeks. She had been at the Ira Adams home for a few days during the time Mr. and Mrs. Adams were in St. Louis with their son. Monday night Mrs. Hopper, who was sleeping with a daughter of Mr. Adams, had an attack of heart trouble and died within a few minutes.
The Adams girl heard Mrs. Hopper fall out of bed in an effort to get up. She called her mother and father and before they could reach her, Mrs. Hopper died.
Mrs. Hopper, who was 47 years old, is survived by her husband and five children; her father, W. G. Grinstead; four sisters, Mrs. John Shanes of near Memphis; Mrs. Ira Adams of Granger; Mrs. Arthur Brown of Williamstown; Mrs. J. L. Hall of New Albany, Indiana and one brother, George Grinstead of Neeper, Clark County, Missouri.
Memphis Democrat - Memphis Missouri - October 11, 1934 ed. - P1, C2
contributed by Peggy Dochterman
Mrs. E. O. Hopper Had Been Visiting Here Past Month
Mrs. E. O. Hopper of Ness City, Kansas, died at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Adams, at Granger Monday, October 8, at 11:45 p.m.
Mrs. Hopper had been visiting her father, W. G. Grinstead, and other relatives in Scotland County for the past six weeks. She had been at the Ira Adams home for a few days during the time Mr. and Mrs. Adams were in St. Louis with their son. Monday night Mrs. Hopper, who was sleeping with a daughter of Mr. Adams, had an attack of heart trouble and died within a few minutes.
The Adams girl heard Mrs. Hopper fall out of bed in an effort to get up. She called her mother and father and before they could reach her, Mrs. Hopper died.
Mrs. Hopper, who was 47 years old, is survived by her husband and five children; her father, W. G. Grinstead; four sisters, Mrs. John Shanes of near Memphis; Mrs. Ira Adams of Granger; Mrs. Arthur Brown of Williamstown; Mrs. J. L. Hall of New Albany, Indiana and one brother, George Grinstead of Neeper, Clark County, Missouri.
Memphis Democrat - Memphis Missouri - October 11, 1934 ed. - P1, C2
contributed by Peggy Dochterman
daughter of W.G. Grinstead & Alice Cunningham.Died at Granger Monday
Mrs. E. O. Hopper Had Been Visiting Here Past Month
Mrs. E. O. Hopper of Ness City, Kansas, died at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Adams, at Granger Monday, October 8, at 11:45 p.m.
Mrs. Hopper had been visiting her father, W. G. Grinstead, and other relatives in Scotland County for the past six weeks. She had been at the Ira Adams home for a few days during the time Mr. and Mrs. Adams were in St. Louis with their son. Monday night Mrs. Hopper, who was sleeping with a daughter of Mr. Adams, had an attack of heart trouble and died within a few minutes.
The Adams girl heard Mrs. Hopper fall out of bed in an effort to get up. She called her mother and father and before they could reach her, Mrs. Hopper died.
Mrs. Hopper, who was 47 years old, is survived by her husband and five children; her father, W. G. Grinstead; four sisters, Mrs. John Shanes of near Memphis; Mrs. Ira Adams of Granger; Mrs. Arthur Brown of Williamstown; Mrs. J. L. Hall of New Albany, Indiana and one brother, George Grinstead of Neeper, Clark County, Missouri.
Memphis Democrat - Memphis Missouri - October 11, 1934 ed. - P1, C2
contributed by Peggy Dochterman
Mrs. E. O. Hopper Had Been Visiting Here Past Month
Mrs. E. O. Hopper of Ness City, Kansas, died at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Adams, at Granger Monday, October 8, at 11:45 p.m.
Mrs. Hopper had been visiting her father, W. G. Grinstead, and other relatives in Scotland County for the past six weeks. She had been at the Ira Adams home for a few days during the time Mr. and Mrs. Adams were in St. Louis with their son. Monday night Mrs. Hopper, who was sleeping with a daughter of Mr. Adams, had an attack of heart trouble and died within a few minutes.
The Adams girl heard Mrs. Hopper fall out of bed in an effort to get up. She called her mother and father and before they could reach her, Mrs. Hopper died.
Mrs. Hopper, who was 47 years old, is survived by her husband and five children; her father, W. G. Grinstead; four sisters, Mrs. John Shanes of near Memphis; Mrs. Ira Adams of Granger; Mrs. Arthur Brown of Williamstown; Mrs. J. L. Hall of New Albany, Indiana and one brother, George Grinstead of Neeper, Clark County, Missouri.
Memphis Democrat - Memphis Missouri - October 11, 1934 ed. - P1, C2
contributed by Peggy Dochterman
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