Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-11-07
Obituary
Omitted last week

death over seas OF Wagner Mel
vim A. Day of Springfield, of the
Supply Company Of the liOtt
Infantry, of pneumonia Roy G,
Norcross, a former member Of
this company, now with the
Bentz Undertaking Co.. Spring
field, who is here visiting his pa
rents. II. NJ. Norcross and wife,
says this is the first death in the
company since they left Camp
Doniphan, Fort Sill, Oklahoma
Clarence Worsham, about 16
years of age, died ut his home
near Norwood Friday. Oct 10,
1915, from Spanish influenza and
pneumonia. Clarence was a stu.
dent of the Norwood High School
and would have graduated this
term. I'm sure he will be great
~ missed at school as he was al.
ways ready to help in everything
that should arise in the interest
of school work. 1t will not seem
Ike school any more without our
dear friend Clarence. He was
certainly a good boy and liked
by everybody who knew him. He
will be miss by other friends as
we'll as at home. He leaves faith.
er, mother, two sisters, two
brothers and a host of other
friends to survive him. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev.
W N. Zuvers. He was laid to
rest in the Thomas cemetery
Saturday, Oct. 19.--A Friend.
In memory of Miss Chloe Gill.
Gland. who departed this life
Oct. p, aged ID years, 10 months
and "a days. She was the beau
tiful little daughter of j. r. Gill.
Gland and wife of near Mansfield
She leaves to mouen her loss her
parents; two sisters, Erma and
Pansy; one step sister, Mrs. Flu.
nice Adams; three step brothers,
Houston, Thomas and Eleston
Vanhooser. All were resent at
her funeral but Eleston. who is
in the army. Many other friends
are left to mourn her death. She
was a pleasant, sweet. dear little
and always met you with a
smile and a cheerful hello. She
was a regular attendant of the
Temple Sunday School
and will be missed by her school
mates, but when we depart this
life we expect to meet her in
Heaven, where there are no
ieaths nor sad partings. She
'ore all her sufferings very pa.
iently, and was ready to go.
She is at rest and has paid the
|ebt all must pay. The form Of
'ur dear sister was laid to rest
No. 5 cemetery. We loved her.
'es, no tongue can tell how "
luch we loved her nor how well.
Tod loved her, too, and thought it
est to take her to the heavenly r
est. "A Friend.
F. M. Kittrell was born Oct.
1874, in Roam county, Tenn, )
nd died Oct. 2, 1918, in the sol.
iers' home at St. James. He
as married to Sarah Gideon in
in 1866. To this uni
l were born nine children, the r.
dest dying in infancy. His OF
life died ID years ago in Mans. If
lid. he lived in Wright county al
'er since he moved to Missouri On
It'll the last few years. He and nj
s wife both joined the Cumber.
nd Presbyterian church in ear. no
life. In later years they both RI
ned the Methodist church in OF,
ansfield to which church they nr
longed when they died. His 81,
ctor in Springfield told him o.,
at he had done all that could WI
done and asked him if he was bu
.pared to die. He said that he o;,
8 ready any time the call came liv,
was a soldier in the Civil tio
.r three years. He leaves 8 w,
ldren and all of his relatives 7
to mourn his loss. ar,
E. Kittrell Of Tulsa, Okla, A. ron
kittrell of Sand Springs,O Okla. ron
W. Kittrell Of Kansas City, fl,
INK Kittrell of Joplin, John 6ne
trell of Aurora, Mrs. Emma ach
ynes eff Springfield, Mrs. Cora bou
of St. Louis and Mrs, Joe ;,a,