BUTTERS, Clair B. 1919-1949

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BUTTERS, Clair B. 1919-1949

BUTTERS, GIBEAUT, LOVEJOY

Posted By: County Coordinator (kermit)
Date: 1/14/2013 at 23:03:34

#1:
LAST RITES FOR
CLAIR BUTTERS
WERE HELD MONDAY
Funeral services for Clair Butters, 30, were held Monday afternoon, July 18, 1949, at the Champion Funeral Home with Rev. O. Mellquist officiating. Burial was made in the Mitchell cemetery. Mr. Butters died Saturday morning at an Independence hospital where he had been a patient for five years.
Clair Butters was born May 12, 1919 to Albert and Myrtle Lovejoy (Gibeaut) Butters, at Mitchell, Iowa. As a young man he was employed in farming and for the telephone company. He suffered a nervous breakdown while in the hospital. Tuberculosis was the cause of his death.
He is survived by his mother, of Osage; one sister, Mrs. Arnold Kowalsky of Osage; and three brothers: Leslie of Charles City, Louis of Riceville, and Harland of Osage. There are also a half-brother, Roy Gibeaut of Osage, and a half-sister, Mrs. Maurice Donner of St. Paul, who survive.
Source: Mitchell County Press, July 21, 1949
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Note: It was very hard to read the photo of the paper, and some names may be mis-spelled.
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#2:
The listing for Oak Grove Cemetery at Mitchell, on IaGenWeb shows this for the family:
Butters, Albert L. 1862 -- 1931
Butters, Clair B. 1919 -- 1949
Butters, Myrtle Lovejoy 1883 -- 1957

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Obituary: #1: LAST RITES FOR CLAIR BUTTERS WERE HELD MONDAY Funeral services for Clair Butters, 30, were held Monday afternoon, July 18, 1949, at the Champion Funeral Home with Rev. O. Mellquist officiating. Burial was made in the Mitchell cemetery. Mr. Butters died Saturday morning at an Independence hospital where he had been a patient for five years. Clair Butters was born May 12, 1919 to Albert and Myrtle Lovejoy (Gibeaut) Butters, at Mitchell, Iowa. As a young man he was employed in farming and for the telephone company. He suffered a nervous breakdown while in the hospital. Tuberculosis was the cause of his death. He is survived by his mother, of Osage; one sister, Mrs. Arnold Kowalsky of Osage; and three brothers: Leslie of Charles City, Louis of Riceville, and Harland of Osage. There are also a half-brother, Roy Gibeaut of Osage, and a half-sister, Mrs. Maurice Donner of St. Paul, who survive. Source: Mitchell County Press, July 21, 1949 ------------------------------------------ Note: It was very hard to read the photo of the paper, and some names may be mis-spelled. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #2: The listing for Oak Grove Cemetery at Mitchell, on IaGenWeb shows this for the family: Butters, Albert L. 1862 -- 1931 Butters, Clair B. 1919 -- 1949 Butters, Myrtle Lovejoy 1883 -- 1957
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