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Marvin Lagrand
Marvin Vernon Lagrand, 79, of Chaffee
died Monday, Aug. 11, 2008, at Landmark Hospital in Cape Girardeau. He
was born Aug. 1, 1929, at Painton, Mo., son of William and Winnie Barker
Lagrand. He and Kathleen Elfrank were married Feb. 25, 1956.
Lagrand had been self-employed in
construction. He was a member of General Baptist Church. He loved
spending time with his son and grandson collecting and enjoying model
trains.
He served in the U.S. Army.
Survivors include his wife; a son, J.W.
"Joe" (Deb) Lagrand of Delta; a daughter, Pam (Kevin) Davault of Cape
Girardeau; a sister, Faye Heath of Chaffee; and a grandson, Garrett
Davault of Cape Girardeau.
He was preceded in death by his parents,
a brother and four sisters.
The funeral will be at Amick-Burnett
Funeral Chapel, with the Rev. Bob Lewis officiating. Burial will be in
Union Park Cemetery with military honors by Missouri Honors Program.
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LAGRANGE, A. FRANK
b-1910
d-May 2, 1922
p-Henry Lewis & Blanche Finley LaGrange
Jumped from box car into speeding passenger train.
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Frank LaGrange
Signal-Fri. May 5, 1922
Hurled to death by a speeding
passenger train while leaving the train in which he had been riding, was
the fate of Frank LaGrange 15, and a native of city, the accident
occurring in Poplar Bluff, MO late Tuesday evening.
Tuesday evening about 8 o’clock
a message was received here by H. L. LaGrange, that his oldest son, Frank
had been accidentally killed by a Missouri Pacific train at Poplar Bluff.
From the first best accounts
obtainable it seems the lad, who was in the company with Harvey Bess and
Ralph Cohoon, also of this city, had been riding in a box car of another
train, and that Frank jumped from the box car out between the track and a
passing track and was struck by a passenger train coming in an opposite
direction. The report is that he was thrown clear of the track and
instantly killed.
The body was picked up by police
and carried to an undertaker’s, when a message was sent first to C. J.
Golden of St. Louis, MO. This was done because in the dead lad’s pocket
was found a card bearing the name of James Golden, a boy friend of
Frank’s and whose home is in St. Louis. Mr. Golden immediately wired
back that the dead body was not that of his son, as James was then at
home.
About that time someone
identified the body, and a message was sent here (Chaffee) to the boy’s
father.
Messrs. Joe Sheppard and H. V.
Cheatham went over to Poplar Bluff Tuesday night to further identify the
body and to bring it here for burial. They arrived over the Hoxie Line via
Blomeyer Wednesday night and were met by a local undertaker, who brought
the body to the home of the sorrowing parents.
Funeral services were held
yesterday afternoon from the Baptist Church in the presence of a large
audience of sympathizing friends and sorrowing relatives.
Interment was made in Union Park
Cemetery.
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LAGRANGE, BLANCHE (Finley)
b-Aug. 20, 1881-Oran, MO
d-Nov. 26, 1969
p-Benjamin Franklin & Mary Jane Finley
m-Henry Lewis LaGrange-June 17, 1906
son-Harlan LaGrange
daughter-Mary Elizabeth LaGrange
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Auerola
Blanche LaGrange
Aureola Lagrange, age 88, died November 26, 1969. She was born
August 20, 1881 in Oran, MO to Benjamin Franklin and Mary Jane Finley.
She married Henry Lewis LaGrange on June 17, 1906. He died May 21, 1962.
She is survived by one son Harlan LaGrange, daughter Mary
Elizabeth LaGrange.
She was a member of First Baptist Church in Chaffee.
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LAGRANGE, HENRY LEWIS
b-June 29, 1882-Princeton, IN
d-May 22, 1962
p- Albert & Amanda L. Skelton LaGrange
m-Blanche Finley of Oran-June 17, 1906
Worked for Frisco RR
Son-Harlan L.
Daughter-Mary Elizabeth LaGrange
Resided at 309 S. Third
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Henry Lewis LaGrange
Chaffee-1962-Missourian
Henry
Lewis LaGrange, 79 years old, retired Frisco Railway employee, died at the
family home in Chaffee early today.
Mr.
LaGrange who had been in failing health for a year, was born June 29, 1882
in Indiana, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert LaGrange.
On
June 17, 1906, he married the former Blanche Finley of Oran. The couple
lived in Oran for several years while Mr. LaGrange was employed by the
Scott County Milling Company.
The
family later moved to Cape, where Mr. LaGrange was employed by the Frisco
Railroad. They later moved to Chaffee and lived here until 1933 before
moving to St. Louis. Mr. LaGrange was promoted to an engineer while
working in Chaffee, but worked in St. Louis as a railroad crossing flagman
after suffering from ill health. He retired in 1957.
Surviving
are his wife; a daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth LaGrange and a son, Harlan,
both of St. Louis; sisters, Mrs. Harry Scimer of St. Louis and Mrs. Walter
Kendall of Sikeston; three grandchildren and a great grandchild.
Mr.
LaGrange was a member of First Baptist Church at Chaffee and the Baptist
Brotherhood. He also belonged to the Brotherhood of Locomotive firemen and
Engineers.
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LACROIX, DENNIS EUGENE JR.
b-June 30, 1942-Cape
d-Sept. 29, 1992
p-Dennis Eugene and Goldie McBride Lacroix Sr.
m-Judy Landoll-Aug. 16, 1969
stepfather & mother Virgil and Goldie Asher
sons-Wm. & Jon LaCroix
bro-Edward LaCroix
sisters-Carol Matteson, Maujeva Overfield, Dee
Benson, Margaret Steger Milligan.
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Dennis
Eugene LaCroix Jr.
Dennis LaCroix, age 50, died September 29, 1992. He was born
June 30, 1942 in Cape to Dennis Eugene and Goldie McBride LaCroix Sr. He
married Judy Landoll on August 16, 1969.
He was owner and operator of D & D auto Glass & Upholstery in Englewood, Colorado.
He was survived by his wife; stepfather and mother, Virgil and
Goldie Asher; brother, Edward LaCroix; and four sisters, Carol Matteson,
Maujeva Overfield, Dee Benson and Margaret Steger Milligan.
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LACROIX, DENNIS EUGENE SR.
b-May 7, 1918-Advance, MO
d-Oct. 31, 1976
p-Wm. Otto & Dewey Ada Davis LaCroix
m-Goldie Elizabeth McBride-Oct. 3, 1941
sons-Dennis Eugene & Edward Arnold LaCroix
daus-Carol Ann Matteson, Maujeva Lacroix, Deletta
Lacroix, Margaret Steger
bros-James, Paul, Glenn, Bernard LaCroix
sisters-Juanita Masterson, Lillian Carroll, Dorothy
Strange
Resided at 134 Cook
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Dennis
Eugene LaCroix Sr.
Dennis LaCroix Sr., age 58, died October 31, 1976. He was
born May 7, 1918 in Advance, MO to Wm. Ottto and Dewey Ada Davis Lacroix.
He married Goldie Elizabeth McBride on October 3, 1941.
He is survived by his wife; sons, Dennis E. Jr. and Edward Arnold
LaCroix; daughters, Carol Ann Matteson, Maujeva LaCroix, Deletta LaCroix
and Margaret Steger; brothers, James, Paul, Glenn and Bernard LaCroix;
sisters, Juanita Masterson, Lillian Carroll and Dorothy Strange.
He resided at 134 Cook
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LACY, CLIFFORD “LEFTY”
b-Oct. 9, 1911
d-Feb. 11, 1995
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LAIR, ROBERT VAL SR.
b-March 22, 1922-Eminence, MO
d-May 4, 1996
p-Edgar & Lula May Baker Lair
m-Viola Poole-Aug. 28, 1948
son-Robert Val Lair Jr.
daus-Brenda Lair, Lawanna Seabaugh, Crystal Gramlisch
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Robert
Val Lair Sr.
Robert Lair Sr., age 74, died May 4, 1996. He was born March 22,
1922 in Eminence, MO to Edgar and Lula May Baker Lair. He married Viola
Poole on August 28, 1948.
He is survived by his wife; a son Robert Val Lair Jr.; daughters;
Brenda Lair, Lawanna Seabaugh and Crystal Gramlisch.
He served in World War II.
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LAIR, VIOLA
Viola Mae Lair, 80, of
Chaffee died Aug. 15, 2006, at her home.
She was born May 22, 1926,
at Ancel, Mo., daughter of Homer and Lillian Gowens Poole. She and
Robert U. Lair were married Aug. 28, 1948. He died May 4, 1996.
Lair had owned Hickory
Hills BBQ and Pub in Chaffee. She was a member of Kingdom Hall of
Jehovah's Witnesses in Scott City.
Survivors include a son,
Bobby Lair of Chaffee; three daughters, Brenda Lair and Crystal
Gramlisch of Chaffee, Lawanna Seabaugh of Leopold, Mo.; 10
grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death
by a brother.
Friends may call at
Amick-Burnett Funeral Chapel in Chaffee after 10 a.m. today.
The funeral will be at 2:30
p.m. today at the chapel. The Rev. Jerry Bain will officiate. Burial
will be in Union Park Cemetery.
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LAMAR, HARRY ROBERT
b-May 3, 1910-Nashville, IL
d-June 25, 1980
p-James & Lula Maxwell Lamar
m-Mrs. Mary Lovina Blizzard-April 1, 1952
son-Robert A. Lamar
stepsons-Herman Atteberry, Reginold & Clifford
Blizzard
dau-Lawanda Lewis
step-dau-Imogene Jeffries
sisters-Ollie Becker, Pearl Duncan, Della Dongolas
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Harry
Robert Lamar
Robert Lamar, age 70, died June 25, 1980. He was born May 3, 1910
in Nashville, IL to James and Lula Maxwell Lamar. He married Mrs. Mary
L. Blizzard on April 1, 1952.
He is survived by his wife; a son, Robert A. Lamar; 3 stepsons,
Herman Atteberry, Reginold and Clifford Blizzard; a daughter, LaWanda
Lewis, stepdaughter, Imogene Jeffries and three sisters, Ollie Becker,
Pearl Duncan and Della Dongolas. He was a member of Assembly of God
Church in Chaffee.
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LAMAR, MARY LOVINA
Mary Lovina LaMar, 87, of
Portageville, Mo., died July 1, 2003, at Portageville Nursing
Center.
She was born Aug. 10, 1915,
in New Madrid County, daughter of John Edward and Bertha Mae Sandy
Garrison. She and Harry Robert LaMar were married April 1, 1951. He died
June 25, 1980.
LaMar had been a seamstress
at a clothing factory. She was formerly of Chaffee.
Survivors include two sons,
Harley Blizzard of Indianapolis, Ind., Reginald Blizzard of Plainfield,
Ind.; a daughter, Imogene Pounders of Thayer, Mo.; a sister, Alice Curtis
of Chaffee; 18 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; and 15
great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by
a son, five brothers and two sisters.
The funeral will be at Amick-Burnett
Funeral Chapel in Chaffee, with the Rev. Larry Jeffries officiating.
Burial will be in Union Park Cemetery at Chaffee.
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Virginia Lee Lamb
Virginia Lee Lamb, 84, of
Redlands, Calif., died Feb. 12, 2004, at her home.
She was born July 13, 1919,
at Chaffee, daughter of Frank and Pearle Moore. She married Joy Mouser,
who preceded her in death. She later married Toby Lamb. He also preceded
her in death.
Survivors include a
daughter, Penelope Rebhan of Highland, Calif.; three sisters, Gwen
French of Sikeston, Mo., Mary Slayden and Jean Harrell of Chaffee; six
grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
The funeral was held Feb.
20 at Harrison Ross Mortuary in Highland. Burial was in Riverside
National Cemetery.
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Robert Hess Land
Robert
H. Land, 89, of Chaffee died August 7, 1995, at his home.
Services were conducted at Amick-Burnett
Funeral Chapel, with Rev. Wm. Marshall officiating. Burial was in Barks
Chapel Cemetery in Crump, MO.
He was a section worker with Frisco
Railway Company for 35 years, retiring in 1967.
Survivors include his wife, and a
brother, Rudolph Land of Delta.
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Manuel Guzman Landeros
Chaffee-Aug. 21, 1983
Funeral services for an active civic leader in Chaffee was held
Tuesday morning at St. Ambrose Catholic Church in Chaffee. Manuel Guzman
Landeros Jr., 33, of Chaffee was killed at 1 Sunday morning when the car
he was driving collided head-on with one driven by Mark McElwain, 20, of
Sikeston on Hwy 61 a half mile south of Morley, MO, according to the
Missouri Highway Patrol. Officers said the McElwain car crossed the
centerline. McElwain was treated for lacerations and bruises and
released frm Missouri Delta Community Hospital at Sikeston. Landeros’
wife Deborah, was not injured in the accident.
Scott County deputies arrested McElwain Monday morning for
driving while intoxicated, vehicular man slaughter and leaving the scene
of an accident. Investigating deputies said McElwain fled on foot from
the scene of the accident and hid in a nearby barn. He reportedly ran
out of the barn after a farmer approached, climbed over a fence and was
found by deputies along side a county road.
McElwain was released on bond Monday and will appear in circuit
court for arraignment September 7.
McElwain has one prior alcohol related offense, according to a
law enforcement official.
Manuel Guzman Landeros was born july 1, 1950, in San Antonio,
Texas to the late Manuel Guzman and Mrs. Delores Rosa.
On Oct. 17, 1970 he married Deborah Ann Dohogne and she survives.
He moved to Chaffee in 1974 from Oak harbor, Washington. He was a
sign painter for General Sign Company of Cape. He was a member of St.
Ambrose Church, Chaffee Lodge 1810 B.P.O.E., president of Chaffee Youth
Baseball League, Cub Scout Master of Cub Pack 51, troop 52 and an Eagle
Scout.
He served in the U.S. Navy from 1970 to 1974.
Survivors in addition to his wife, are his mother, Mrs. Delores
Rosa of Lubbock, Texas, two sons, Michael & Keith Landeros of the
home and one sister, Mrs. Paula Esponosa of Lubbock, Texas.
A parish rosary followed by an Elk service was held Monday night
at the Amick-Burnett Funeral Chapel, Chaffee.
Funeral Mass was at the St. Ambrose Catholic Church, Chaffee,
Tuesday, August 23 at 10 a.m.
Interment was at the church cemetery.
Pallbearers were Steve Shoemaker, Charles Robinson, Joe Alsdorf,
Marvin & Charles Glueck & Paul Friga.
Tribute to Landeros
Chaffee Signal
Chaffee lost a truly fine citizen in a tragic accident this past
week-end, Manuel Landeros. His enthusiasm and zest for life touched
everyone who knew him. Manuel was a devoted family man, an extremely
talented artist, was active in the affairs of his church and this
community, particularly the youth. He had a special place in his heart
for the youth of Chaffee and gave generously of his time and talent in
their behalf. It was his firm belief that the future of Chaffee lies in
the hands of its youth. The scouts, the members of the baseball teams he
worked with are a living legacy of Manuel’s talents.
There is a totem pole on the Chaffee Elementary School grounds
that was carved by Manuel for a special scouting event during
Chaffee’s 75th anniversary. This will now serve as a
monument to Manuel and his love for scouting and all the youth of
Chaffee. No scout will ever forget the adventure of a campout with
Manuel and his stories of “Amanda”, the pack meetings he conducted
and all the fun they had. Manuel’s spirit will live forever in the
hearts of the people of Chaffee.
With respect to his memory-one who knew him.
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Debra Ann Landeros (Taylor)
Chaffee-Jan.
9, 1999-SEMO
Debra Ann Landeros Taylor, 46, of Chaffee died Friday, January 8,
1999.
She was born July 2, 1952, daughter of John and Marilyn Davis Dohogne Jr. She married
Manuel Landeros Jr. October
17, 1970. He preceded her in death August 21, 1983.
She was a homemaker and a member of St. Ambrose Catholic Church,
Daughters of St. Ambrose and the SEMO Chapter HOG Club.
She is survived by her parents; two sons, Michael Landeros and
Kieth Landeros, both of Chaffee; two brothers, Keith
Dohogne of Delta and John K. Dohogne
of Oran; three sisters,
Karen Gramlish of House Springs, Marsha Simms of Jefferson City and Tina
McDowell of Chaffee; and a special friend, Les Glastetter
of Chaffee.
Visitation will be after 5 p.m. Sunday at Amick-Burnett Funeral
Chapel in Chaffee. Parish prayers will be said at 7 p.m. Sunday.
Funeral will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Ambrose Catholic
Church witih the Rev. Ralph J. Duffner officiating.
Burial will be at St. Ambrose Catholic Cemetery.
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LANDEWEE, BARBARA
Barbara Mary Landewee,
90, of Chaffee died Feb. 6, 2005, at Saint Francis Medical Center in
Cape Girardeau.
She was born July 14,
1914, in Bollinger County, daughter of William H. and Anna Hinkebein
Vandeven. She and Frank John Landewee were married April 14, 1937. He
died Feb. 2, 1993.
Landewee was a member of
St. Ambrose Catholic Church, Daughters of St. Ambrose, Legion of Mary
and St. Ann's Sodality. She was a 4-H leader many years.
Survivors include three
sons, Harold and Jerome Landewee of Oran, Mo., Irvin Landewee of Cape
Girardeau; four daughters, Patricia Kern, Mary Glastetter and Bernice
Kern of New Hamburg, Carolyn Leitle of Aurora, Mo.; a sister, Martha
DeBrock of Marble Hill, Mo.; 21 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren;
and four great-stepgrandchildren.
She was preceded in death
by three brothers and two sisters.
Friends may call at Amick-Burnett
Funeral Chapel in Chaffee. The funeral will be at St. Ambrose Church,
with the Rev. Ralph Duffner officiating. Burial will be in St. Ambrose
Cemetery.
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LANDS, BOBBY RAY SR.
b-April 3, 1938-Randles, MO
d-May 9, 1982
p-Thomas Hulbert & Lucy Spain Lands
m-Hennrietta N. Evans-Oct. 20, 1960
sons-Bobby Jr., Richard W. & Douglas Lands
daus-Katherine Holmes & Deborah Schultz
bros-Bill & Dallas Lands
sisters-Mrs. Ivan Lesch, Mrs. Nadine Pleasant &
Mrs. Ileen Foster
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Bobby
Ray Lands Sr.
Bobby Lands, age 44, died May 9, 1982. He was born April 3, 1938 in
Randles, MO to Thomas Hulbert and Lucy Spain Lands. He married Hennrietta
N. Evans on October 20, 1961.
He is survived by his wife; his mother, three sons; Bobby R. Jr.,
Richard and Douglas Lands; daughters, Katherine Holmes and Deborah
Schultz; two brothers, Bill and Dallas Lands and three sisters, Mrs. Ivan
Lesch, Nadine Pleasant and Ileen Foster
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A.B. Lane
Chaffee-May 15, 1945
Missourian
A.B.
Lane, 70 years old, died at 4:10 o’clock Tuesday afternoon at the home
of a daughter, Mrs. M.E. Hargraves, at Dupo, Il. He had been at his
daughter’s home about two months, and previously had been at St. Francis
Hospital in Cape.
The
body was brought to the Bisplinghoff Funeral Home and funeral services
will be held there at 2 o’clock Friday afternoon with Reb. W.L. Keeney,
pastor of the First Baptist Church, in charge.
Mr. Lane was born November 20, 1875 at Lyons, In and was married
there October 21, 1893, to Miss Mattie J. Adams. They moved to Greenbrier
in 1894, residing on a farm, and came to Chaffee in 1925 where Mr. Lane
was employed in the J.A. Adams Mercantile Co. Store. He retired in July,
1944. Mrs. Lane died in 1930.
He is survived by three sons, I.S. Lane of Dupo, M.C. and Leo Lane
of Chaffee, the daughter, Mrs. Hargraves, 13 grandchildren and five great
grandchildren
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Dorothy Lane
Mrs. Dorothy M. Lane, 73 years old,
formerly of Chaffee died at the Sell Rest Home at Matthews, MO (1985).
She was born March 4, 1912, daughter of
Alfred and Mary Ann Miller Anderson.
She and Merrill C. Lane were married in
1937. He preceded her in death in March 1964.
She was a nurse at Chaffee General
Hospital and retired in 1974.
Survivors include two sons, Donald Rex
Williams of Chaffee and David Lane of Lilbourn, MO; one brother, Carrell
A. Anderson, El Paso, TX; one sister, Mrs. Claudia Lynch, Cape; 6
grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Services were held at Amick-Burnett
Funeral Chapel with Rev. Wm. Marshall officiating. Burial was in Forest
Hills Memorial Garden Cemetery near Morley.
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LANE, JULIA E.
b-1885
d-1954
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LANGDON, CONTRILL W.
b-April 12, 1851
d-Nov. 1, 1937
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LANGDON, METTA W.
b-Oct. 4, 1856
d-Feb. 18, 1924
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LANGDON, METTA W.
Metta W., daughter of Cap’t Henry and
Jane Watson was born at Oquawks, IL, on October 2th, 1856 and was
married to C. W. Langdon of Roseville, IL, July 4th , 1877 at
which place she has since made her home.
At the age of 14 years she gave her
heart to Christ and united with the M. E. church of whch she has since
been a constant member taking an active part in all departments of the
church and Sunday School until her health compelled her to give it up.
About the first of December she came to
her daughter’s home in Chaffee, MO at which place she peacefully dropped
at 3:51 a.m. Monday February 8th, 1924, at the age of 67
years, 4 months and 14 days.
Husband and all the children were at her
bedside when she passed away.
To this union were born four children,
on son, Bernard Wenman, died in infancy, Mrs. Bertha Sarius, Chaffee,
MO, Robert Earl Langdon, Council Bluff, Iowa, Wayne E. Langdon,
Cauthersville, MO, four grandchildren, Wenman, Metta and Wayne Sarius of
Chaffee, Robert Earl Langdon, Jr. of Council Bluff, Iowa.
Those left to mourn her loss are,
husband, daughter and two sons, four grandchildren, also father, Cap’t
Henry Watson of Oquawka, IL, one brother, Luther Watson, Kingston, Iowa,
two sisters, Mr. C. E. McLain of Winner South Dakota, and Mrs. J. B.
Carnes of Oquawaka, IL.
Funeral services were held at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. J. G. Sarius at 2 p.m. February 20th,
service was conducted by Rev. D. Margrave of the Methodist Church.
Music quartette composed of Mrs. Foley,
Mrs. Barron, Mr. Glynt, and Mr. Hale, with Miss Kuder at the piano.
The pallbearers were Mr. Gyles, Mr.
Eggiman, Mr. Packwood, Mr. Wylie, Dr. Walling and Mr. Lewis.
Burial was in Union Park Cemetery.
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LANGE, RONALD CARL
b-April 30, 1964-April 30, 1964
d-Dec. 6, 1989
p-Robert George & Dolores Elanor Huelskamp Lange
m-Lisa Kay Griffin-Dec. 17, 1988
bros-Jerry, David, Charles & Bill Lange
sisters-Diane Muecke, Nancy Bell, Lisa, Julie &
Joan Lange
killed at railroad crossing at Randles, MO
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Ronald
Carl Lange
Ronald Lange, age 25, died at Randles, MO in a car-train accident
on December 6, 1989. He was born April 30, 1964 in North Star, OH to
Robert George and Dolores Eleanor Huelskamp Lange. He married Lisa Griffin
on December 17, 1988.
He is survived by his wife, parents, four brothers, Jerry, David,
Charles and Bill Lange; five sisters, Diane Muecke, Nancy Bell, Lisa,
Julie and Joan Lange.
He was a member of St. Ambrose Catholic Church in Chaffee.
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LANKFORD, HARRY LOMAN
b-Oct. 25, 1929-Swain, AR
d-May 21, 1987
p-James Crelas & Mildred Beatrice Baxter Lankford
m-Charlotte Ann Madden-Feb. 14, 1976
sons-Stephen, Darren & Timothy Lankford
daus-Karen Moorman, Deborah Lankford, Patricia
Androff & Ruth Ann Lankford
bros-James & C.J. Lankfordl
half-bro-J.D. Lankford
sisters-Josephine Capps, Ina Adams, Leona Lesch, Nita
Bagwell, Lela Jaco, Sharon Straley, Kathie Razer, Kaye Lynn & Elaine
Shuls
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Harry
Loman Lankford
Harry Lankford, age 57, died May 21, 1987. He was born October 25,
1929 in Swain, AR to James Crelas and Mildred Beatrice Baxter Lankford. He
married Charlotte Ann Madden on February 14, 1976.
He is survived by his wife; sons, Stephen, Darren and Timothy
Lankford; four daughters, Karen Moorman, Deborah and Ruth Lankford and
Patricia Androff; brothers, James and C.J. Lankford and nine sisters,
Josephine Capps, Ina Adams, Leona Lesch, Nita Bagwell, Lela Jaco, Sharon
Straley, Kathie Razer, Kay Lynn and Elaine Shuls.
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LANKFORD, JAMES CRELAS
b-Aug. 11, 1894
d-May 23, 1976
m-Myrtle Mae Huff
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LANKFORD, JAMES
James Lankford, 48, of Bloomfield, Mo.,
formerly of Delta died Nov. 3, 2005, at the Beverly Health Care Center
in Bloomfield, Mo.
He was born Aug. 4, 1957, at Fort Worth,
Texas, son of William James and Janet White Lankford. He married Sharon
Tate.
Lankford was employed as a truck driver
for Convanant Trucking. He served in the U.S. Army. Lankford was a
member of the General Baptist Church in Chaffee, Mo.
Survivors include his wife of Park
Hills, Mo.; three daughters, Jenny Lankford, Samantha Lankford and
Marjorie Lankford, all of Park Hills; and three brothers, Allen Lankford
of Bloomfield, Dean Lankford of Gray Summit, Mo., and David Lankford of
Delta.
He was preceded in death by his parents
and a stepfather.
Friends may call at Amick-Burnett
Funeral Chapel in Chaffee, funeral at the funeral chapel. The Rev. Vyron
Yount will officiate, with burial in Union Park Cemetery in Chaffee.
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LANKFORD, JOSEPH
B?
d-Feb. 22, 1935
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Lela Morton Lankford
Lela Morton Lankford, 75, died at
Chaffee General Hospital.(March 1981)
She was born March 29, 1905 at Cape to
Lemuel Glenn and Iva Dale Simpson Morton.
On December 6, 1928, she married Leslie
Dalton Lankford.
She moved to Chaffee 1923 where she
started teaching in the Chaffee Public School System until 1928.
Mr. and Mrs. Lankford were the owners
and operators of Lankford Drug Store since 1928. She became a licensed
pharmacist in 1953, and continued the operation of the drug store until
her death.
She was a member of the First United
Methodist Church, P.E.O. Chapter CX, Business and Professional Women,
and Missouri Association of Retail Druggist.
Survivors include one son, Leslie Morton
Lankford of Chaffee.
An infant son Joe Glenn Lankford died in
1935.
Services were held at the church with
Rev. Leland Butler and Rev. Theodore Probst officiating with burial in
Memorial Park Cemetery in Cape.
Lela Lankford
Chaffee
Signal-March 11, 1981
Lela Morton
Lankford, 75, a long-time leader in Chaffee’s community activities, died
at 4 p. m. Thursday, March at Chaffee General Hospital where she had
been a patient since last Monday.
Mrs.
Lankford’s death brought forth numerous tributes from area residents in
recognition of her many contributions to Chaffee and its people. All
Chaffee businesses were closed between 4 and 4 p.m. Saturday, during the
time of her funeral, in memory of what she had done for the community.
She was
remembered by all at the time of her death as a person willing to help
others and her community.
Among her
many tributes was a proclamation issued by Chaffee Mayor Robert H.
Capshaw:
“Last
Thursday Chaffee suffered a huge loss—Lela Lankford died.
To the
hundreds of people who were fortunate in knowing her, she personified
all the qualities that most of us strive for and never attain.
Lela gave
totally of herself in everything she did-wife, mother, teacher,
pharmacist, librarian, friend and counselor-at-large.
Over the
years many of us were privileged to spend thousands of hours listening
to her words of wisdom. Throughout these years she was always there when
we had a problem. Hundreds of Chaffee people shared this privilege.
Lela is
dead, however, she will live on in all of us who knew her. She lived for
fifty years in her upstairs apartment. She will now live upstairs
eternally.”
Mrs.
Lankford had been a resident since 1923 when she came here to teach in
the Chaffee Public School System.
On December
6, 1928, she married Leslie Dalton Lankford and they became owners and
operators of Lankford’s Drug Store. She became a licensed pharmacist in
1953 and operated the store following the death of Mr. Lankford on July
9, 1975.
She was a
member of the First United Methodist Church, PEO-Sisterhood Chapter CX.
A charter member of the Business and Professional Women in Chaffee, the
Missouri Pharmaceutical Association and the National Association of
Retail Druggist.
Survivors
include a son, Leslie Morton Lankford of Chaffee.
Funeral
services were held Saturday afternoon at the First Methodist Church in
Chaffee with the Rev. Leland Butler and the Rev. Theodore Probst
officiating. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery at Cape Girardeau.
Amick-Burnett Funeral Chapel was in charge of arrangements.
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J. P. Lankford
Joseph P. Lankford, 73 years of age, retired lumberman, died early
Wednesday night, May 1955, of last week in a Cape hospital where he had
been a patient since April 18. He had been in failing health for four
months.
Mr. Lankford was born November 27, 1881, near Danville, TN. He was
married to the Miss Gertie A. Dalton of Mound City, IL in March 1904. In
1905 the couple moved to Sikeston, where they lived for nine years before
moving to Chaffee in 1914.
Mr. Lankford was a millwright and saw filer by trade. He was
associated with the Ruch Hoop & Lumber Company here until Mr. Ruch’s
death, when he and U.R. Elrod, of Cape, formed the Elrod-Lankford Lumber
Company, which operated three lumber mills in southeast Missouri. Upon
his retirement in 1953 and for the past few years he had been employed by
the Thomas McFarland Lumber Company of Cairo, IL.
Mr. Lankford was formerly a member of the Board of Education and
was a member of First Baptist Church. He and Mrs. Lankford celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary in 1954.
Besides his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Harold (Mary)
Hopkins of Chaffee; a son, Judge L. D. Lankford of Chaffee; two brothers,
L.L. Lankford of Chaffee and Earl Lankford of Norfolk, VA; a sister, Mrs.
W.W. Weaver of Tennessee Ridge, TN; his stepmother, Mrs. Alice Lankford of
Memphis, TN; a half-brother, Leo Lankford, also of Memphis; and five
grandchildren, Leslie Lankford, Jae and Mark Hopkins, Diane and Kathy
Lankford. One son Kenneth Lankford died in 1951.
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at First Baptist
Church, with the pastor Rev. J.C. Stephens officiating, assisted by Rev.
Herman L. Wagner, pastor of the Methodist Church. Local business houses
closed during the funeral.
Interment was made in Memorial Park Cemetery in Cape with the
Bisplinghoff Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Pallbearers were Herschel McKenzie, Fritz Schultz, Ralph Mattocks,
Arthur Heeb, Milton Gehrs and Rev. Ernest Lee.
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Lankford
Service
for Chaffee Mayor Leslie D. Lankford, 70 years old, a longtime political
figure in Scott County and Southeast Missouri were held at 2 Friday
afternoon (July 1975) at Amick-Burnett
Funeral Home in Chaffee. The Rev. E.C. Ellis, retired Methodist minister
of Cape officiated with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery in Cape.
Born December 27, 1904, in Mounds City,
IL his parents were the late Joseph P. And Gertrude Lankford. He was
married to the former Miss Lela Morton on December 6, 1928, whit whom he
had operated the Lankford Drug Store in Chaffee since 1928.
A member of the Democratic Party, MR.
Lankford won the general election for mayor in April. He served for
three consecutive terms as presiding judge of Scott County Court from
1952-60 and completed another four-year term as judge in December.
Mr. Lankford was Chaffee mayor before
running for presiding judge of the County Court and Scott County
representative from 1962-64. He was a delegate to the Democratic
National Convention which nominated the late John F. Kennedy as
president.
A member of the First United Methodist
Church here, the Chaffee mayor was a former president of the Bank of
Chaffee and former president of the Chaffee Chamber of Commerce. He also
was a charter member of the Elks Lodge.
Surviving; his wife; son, Leslie M.
Lankford, St. Louis, a sister, Mrs. Harold (Mary) Hopkins of Chaffee.
Mr. Lankford died at 9:35 Wednesday
morning at Chaffee General Hsopital, where he had been a patient after
suffering a coronary attack June 9.
Pallbearers were Joe P. Rice II, George
Allwood, Allan Hubbard, E. “Mike” Pfefferkorn, Tom Marshall and Liston
Mitchell, Jr.
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LANKFORD, MILDRED BEATRICE
b-May 27, 1910-Ozone, AR
d-Aug. 7, 1980
p-Columbus Agustus & Fannie Beatrice Edgeman
Baxter
sons-Loman, James & C. J. Lankford
daughters-Josephine Capps, Ina Adams, Leona Lesch,
Nita Bagwell, Lela Jaco, Sharon Straley, Kathie Razer, Kaye Lynn &
Elaine Shuls
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Mildred
Beatrice Lankford (Baxter)
Mildred Lankford, age 70, died August 7, 1980. She was born May 27,
1910 in Ozone, AR to Columbus Agustus and Fannie Beatrice Edgeman Baxter.
She is survived by three sons, Loman, James and C.J. Lankford; nine
daughters, Josephine Capps, Ina Adams, Leona Lesch, Nita Bagwell, Lela
Jaco, Sharon Straley, Kathie Razer, Kaye Lynn and Elaine Shuls; brothers,
Mitchell and Nolas Baxter
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LANKFORD, WM. JAMES
b-Dec. 7, 1935-Dover, AR
d-Aug. 25,1995
p-James Corelis & Mildred Beatrice Baxter
Lankford
sons-James, Leslie, Harold, David W. & Dennis J.
Lankford
stepson-Jay Westfall
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William
James Lankford
Wm. Lankford, age 59, died August 25, 1995. He was born December 7,
1935 in Dover, AR to James Corelis and Mildred Beatrice Baxter Lankford.
He is survived by five sons, James, Leslie, Harold, David and
Dennis Lankford; one stepson, Jay Westfall; brother, C.J. Lankford and
nine sisters, Josephine Capps, Leona Lesch, Ina Adams, Nita Bagwell, Lela
Jaco, Sharon Rogers, Marilyn Lynn, Kathy Razer and Elaine Shuls.
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LANSMON, CATHERINE (Fagan)
b-July 9, 1889-Doniphan, MO
d-April 27, 1970
p-James & Jennie Dunn Fagan
m-George C. Lansmon-Dec. 26, 1923
son-James R.
daughter-Mrs. Clarence Culpepper
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Catherine
Lansmon
Catherine Lansmon, age 80, died April 27, 1970. She was born July
9, 1889 in Doniphan, MO to James and Jennie Dunn Fagan. She married George
Carroll Lansmon of St. Louis, MO on December 26, 1923. They moved to
Chaffee area in 1926. He preceded her in death August 8, 1969.
Surviving are one son, James R. Lansmon, daughter, Mrs. Clarence O.
Culpepper, two sisters, Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson.
She was a member of St. Ambrose Catholic Church.
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LANSMON, GEORGE CARROLL
b-Sept. 15, 1889-Cape
d-Aug. 8, 1969
p-George P. & Minna Schadenberg Lansmon
m-Catherine Fagan-Dec. 26, 1923
son-James R. Lansmon
daughter-Mrs. Clarence Culpepper
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George C. Lansmon
Chaffee-Aug. 8, 1969
George C. Lansmon, a retired farmer of Chaffee Route 2, was
pronounced dead on arrival at a Cape hospital at 2:05 Friday afternoon,
following a freak accident in which he was dragged nearly 100 yards by an
automobile.
Cape County Coroner Donald A. Kremer said Mr. Lansmon was working
on his car at his home. The engine was running and apparently the vehicle
slipped into reverse gear. Moving
backward and dragging Mr. Lansmon into a soybean field behind the house,
he added. Mr. Lansmon was found by his son, James R. Lansmon of Cape,
pinned beneath the left front door of the vehicle.
Mr. Lansmon, 79 years old, was born near Cape on Sept. 15, 1889. He
married the former Miss Catherine Fagan of St. Louis on Dec. 26, 1923. She
survives.
He served with the Army during World War I in France. He was a
mechanic by trade.
Surviving, other than his wife and son, are a daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Culpepper, Meridan, MS, a sister, Mrs. Mary LaCroix of Chaffee,
and seven grandchildren.
The body is at Bisplinghoff Funeral Home here where the rosary will
be recited at 8 Sunday night. He was a member of St. Ambrose Church here
where services will be at 9 Monday morning with the pastor, Rev. James
Holmes, officiating. Burial will be in Union Park Cemetery here.
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LANSMON, GEORGE P.
b-Jan. 25, 1925
d-Jan. 25, 1925
infant
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LANSMON, GEORGE P.
b-1856
d-1936
m-Minnie Schadenberg
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LANSMON, MINNIE (Schadenberg)
b-1858
d-1924
m-George Pius Lansmon
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LAPE, CECIL
Cecil Lape, 81, of
Chaffee died Sept. 15, 2004, at his home.
He was born Oct. 19,
1922, at Delta, son of Albert and Mabel Withers Lape. He and Wilma L.
Nance were married July 29, 1946. She died July 1, 1988. He and Peggy
Eftink were married Oct. 10, 1998.
Mr. Lape retired as
maintenance foreman with Frisco Railway Co. He was a member of First
Assembly of God Church and VFW Post 3127.
He served in the U.S.
Army during World War II.
Survivors include his
wife; a daughter, Norma Wondel of O'Fallon, Mo.; two stepsons, Mike
Eftink of Jackson, Jeff Eftink of Chaffee; a stepdaughter, Sandy Simmons
of Kelso, Mo.; a granddaughter, Janet Chandler; a grandson, Ron Wondel;
two great-grandchildren, Michele Mare-schal and Kenny Chandler; a
great-great-grandson, Christian Mareschal, all of O'Fallon; and four
stepgrandchildren.
He was preceded in death
by a brother and three sisters.
The funeral will be at
First Assembly of God Church, with the Rev. Darren Larkin officiating.
Burial will be in Union Park Cemetery, with military rites to be
conducted
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Edna Lape
Edna Marie Lape,
74, of Chaffee died Sunday, November 14, 1999, at Cape Girardeau
Residential Care Center.
She was born July
11, 1925, at Chaffee, daughter of Frank Lawrence and Olivia Rose DuMay
Graser.
She and Ralph Lee
Lape Sr. Were married April 24, 1946. He died August 17, 1998.
She was a member of
the St. Ambrose Catholic Church at Chaffee and belonged to the Daughters
of St. Ambrose, the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, the Ladies Auxiliary of Chaffee VFW Post and the Ladies
Auxiliary of Chaffee American Legion Post. She was a homemaker.
Survivors include
two sons, Ralph L. Lape Jr. Of Jackson and Stephen Lape of St. Louis; a
daughter, Mrs. Mitch (Diane) Miller of Cape; two sisters, Mabel Shy of
Chaffee and Doris Kester of Cape; six grandchildren; and a great
grandchild.
Funeral will be at
10 p.m. at St. Ambrose Catholic Church. The Rev. Ralph Duffner will
officiate, with burial in St. Ambrose Catholic Church Cemetery.
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LAPE, RALPH, Sr.
Ralph
Lape Sr., 76, of Chaffee died Monday August 17, 1998, at Southeast
Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau.
He was
born March 18, 1922, at Delta, MO, son of Arthur Andrew and Trulie Mae
Ikerman Lape. He and Edna Graser were married April 24, 1946.
Lape
retired as a conductor with Burlington Northern Railway Co.
He
served in the U. S. Army Air Corps during World War II, and was a
prisoner of war in Japanese prison camps 3 ½ years.
Lape
was a member of St. Ambrose Catholic Church and its Men’s Club
Association, American Legion Post 389 and VFW Post 3127 in Chaffee, and
American Ex-Prisoners of War in Arlington, Texas.
Survivors include his wife; two sons, Ralph Lape Jr. of Jackson, Stephen
Lape of St. Louis; a daughter, Diane Miller of Cape; a sister Joan
Jamerson of Fenton; six grandchildren; and a great grandchild.
He was
preceded in death by two sissters.
Friends may call at Amick-Burnett Funeral Chapel in Chaffee after 4 p.m.
today.
Funeral Mass will be said at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Ambrose Church with
the Rev. Ralph Duffner officiating. Burial will be in the church
cemetery.
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LAPE, RALPH LEE, Jr
Ralph Lee Lape Jr., 54, of Jackson died Aug.
1, 2002, near Portageville, Mo.
He was born April 13, 1948,
at Cape Girardeau, son of the late Ralph and Edna Marie Graser Lape Sr.
Ralph was a retired railroad
conductor with the Burlington Northern Railway Co. in Chaffee. He served
in the U.S. Air Force.
He was a member of St.
Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Cape Girardeau and the Southeast
Missouri Pool League. He was a referee at the National Pool Tournaments in
Las Vegas. Ralph loved fishing, boating and traveling.
Survivors include a daughter,
Megan Lape of Cape Girardeau; one brother and sister-in-law, Stephen and
Jerrie Lape of St. Louis; one sister and favorite brother-in-law, Diane
and Mitch Miller of Cape Girardeau. Also surviving are three
nephews, two nieces and one great-nephew.
The funeral will be at St.
Ambrose Catholic Church, with the Rev. Charles Prost officiating. Burial
will be in St. Ambrose Catholic Cemetery.
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Trulie Lape
Trulie
Lape, 81, died in Southeast Missouri Hospital.
Born at Delta on November 5, 1902,
daughter of Alan and Emma Snider Ikerman, she was a member of God of
Prophecy Church of Chaffee.
On October 18, 1919, she married Arthur
Lape, who died March 19, 1959. On brother also preceded her in death.
Surviving is one son, Ralph Lape, Sr. Of
Chaffee; three daughters, Erma McCasling of Rockview, Betty Moit of
Scott City and Jo Ann Jamerson of Fenton, MO; one brother, Virgil
Ikerman and a sister Ula Phillips and 13 grandchildren.
Services were held at Amick-Burnett
Funeral Chapel with Rev. Michael Scott, pastor of the church. Burial was
in Memorial Park Cemetery in Cape.
Pallbearers were Ralph L. Lape, Jr.,
Steve Lape, Raymond Ziegler, Randy James, Mitchell Miller and Mitchell
Miller, Jr.
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LAPE, WILMA LOUISE (Nance)
b-Nov. 8, 1928-Delat, MO
d-July 1, 1988
p-Harold Robert & Reba Lois Burns Nance
m-Cecil Lape-July 29, 1946
dau-Norma Wondel
bros-James & Darius Nance
sister-Delois Donley
Resided at 432 Gray
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Wilma
Louise Lape
Wilma Lape, age 59, died July 1, 1988. She was born November 8,
1928 in Delta, MO to Harold Robert and Reba Lois Burns Nance. She married
Cecil Lape on July 29, 1946.
She is survived by her husband, mother, daughter, Norma Wondel;
brothers, James and Darius Nance; and a sister, Ms. Delois Dorley.
She was a member of Gospel Assembly Church in East Prairie, MO and
resided at 432 Gray.
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LASETER, CINDA MICHELLE
b-May 27, 1969
d-May 28, 1969
parents-James A. & Linda Gramlisch Laseter
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Cinda
Michelle Laseter
Cinda Laseter, one day old died May 28, 1969. She was born in
Chaffee the daughter of James A. and Linda Gramlisch Laseter.
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LASLEY, AUGUSTA
b-1899
d-1957
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LASLEY, COY
b-1919
d-May 12, 1939 in Texas
p- Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Lasley
sons-Kenneth Coy, Rex Waldo
sister-Mrs. John Simpson
Had moved to Chaffee in 1912 & went to work for
Frisco RR in 1913
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Coy
Lasley
Chaffee Signal-May 18, 1939
Funeral services were held here Tuesday afternoon for Coy Lasley, who
died at his home in San Antonio, Texas, last Friday night, May 12, 1939.
Services were held at First Baptist Church here at 2 o’clock Tuesday
afternoon and burial was in Union Park Cemetery.
Services were conducted by Rev. L. A. Tucker, who was assisted by the
Rev. Thomas Moore, pastor of the local Christian Church. Services at
the grave were in charge of the Chaffee Lodge of Railroad Trainmen, of
which the deceased had been a member for many years. A large crowd
attended the services, both at the church and the cemetery.
Mr. Lasley, who was 40 years of age last October 13th, moved
to Chaffee with his parents in 1912 and went to work for the Frisco
railroad in 1913. In August of 1934 he moved to San Antonio for his
health, where he operated a service station.
Besides his widow he is survived by two sons, Kenneth Coy and Rex Waldo;
his mother Mrs. J. M. Lasley, and sister Mrs. John Simpson, both of this
city.
Out of town relatives here for the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Moore of Dalhart, Texas; Mrs. Ralph Vickery of Poplar Bluff; Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Moore and three daughters of Fornfelt; Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Kropp, and J. Paul Simpson of Cape Girardeau.
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LASLEY, IDA E.(Grace)
b-July 26, 1872 in Johnson County, IL
d-Feb. 1948
p-Mr. & Mrs. Winfred Grace
m-J. M. Lasley June 6, 1894
daughter-Mrs. John Simpson
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Chaffee Signal-Feb. 19, 1948
Mrs. Ida Elizabeth Lasley, 75 years old, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John Simpson, here Tues Night at 9 o’clock, following a
lingering illness. She had just been brought to her daughter’s home
earlier that day from St. Francis Hospital in Cape, where she had bee a
patient for about two weeks.
Born in Johston County, IL on July 26, 1872, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Winfred Grace, she was married to the late J. M. Lasley at
Jonesboro, IL, June 6, 1894. She and Mr. Lasley went to housekeeping on
a farm near Tunnell Hill, IL. The family moved to Chaffee in 1912, and
Mr. Lasley was employed in the freight department of the Frisco Railroad
here. He died May 12, 1933.
Mrs. Simpson is the only one of their children to survive. Mrs. Lasley
is also survived by a brother, B. F. Grace of Burkhart, IN, and a
sister, Mrs. Jake Baker of Chaffee,a as well as 5 grandchildren and 7
great grandchildren.
At an early age Mrs. Lasley was united with the Baptist Church in
Tunnell Hill, and in 1918 moved her membership here.
Definite funeral arrangements had not been made Wednesday, pending word
from Mrs. Lasley’s daughter-in-law, Mrs. Coy Lasley, in Texas. If she is
unable to get here, funeral services will be held at First Baptist
Church here this (Thursday) afternoon at 2 o’clock, and burial will be
in Union Park Cemetery with Bisplinghoff services.
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LASLEY, JAMES
b-1861
d-1933
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LASLEY, JAMES O.
b-Oct. 20, 1894
d-April 20, 1919
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Barney Lauck
Sept. 20, 1931
Funeral services for Barney John Lauck, who died Sunday at the home
of his son, A. V. Lauck, near Chaffee, were held this morning at St.
Ambrose Catholic Church. The body was taken to Perryville for burial in
Mount Hope Cemetery.
Mr. Lauck was born Sept. 18, 1850, in Germany. At the age of eight,
he came to this country, and after his marriage, he farmed in Perry County
for 15 years. From there he moved to El Reno, OK, where he lived until the
opening of new land in Kiowa County, OK. He lived at Hobert, OK, several
years, before moving to Missouri to work for the Missouri Pacific and
later for the Cotton Belt Railroad at Fornfelt, MO.
Mr. Lauck was first married to Miss Mary Mattingly of Perry County.
He is survived by his second wife, Mrs. Eliza Lauck, whom he married at El
Reno, OK, a son A. V. Lauck, a brother, Theodore Lauck, and a sister, Mrs.
Theresia Schall, both of Perry County. Children who preceded their father
in death were W., August Lauck, Mrsl Mary Boss and Mrs. Caroline Bucheit.
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LAUCK, ERNA RHODA (Chastain)
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