Ralph H. Glover (1880-1942)

GLOVER, AMBROSE, LEGORE, THROCKMORTON, NEWELL

Posted By: Dorian Myhre (email)
Date: 1/19/2014 at 17:45:38

From Nevada Journal November 16, 1942

Nevada Woman Learns of Sudden Death of Brother

Ralph H. Glover, 64, brother of Mrs. H. G. Ambrose of Nevada died very suddenly of a heart attack Sunday night at Fresno, Calif., according to word reaching his sister, Mrs. Ambrose at 12:30 a. m. today, from her brother Harned LeGore of Glendale, Calif.

Ralph Glover had been with the Simonds Saw and Steel company for the past 35 years and for over 20 years had been their representative on the Pacific coast with headquarters in San Francisco.

Unmarried, he leaves his sister Mrs. Stella Ambrose and two half brothers, Harned LeGore of Glendale, Calif., and Joseph LeGore of near Des Moines.

While funeral arrangements are yet undetermined, it is thought that services will be held at San Francisco, after which the body will be brought to Nevada for burial by the side of the mother who passed away here a few years ago.

From Nevada Journal November 19, 1941

The body of Ralph H. Glover, 62, of San Francisco, Calif., accompanied by the niece, Shirley Ambrose Throckmorton, will arrive in Nevada early Saturday morning according to a telegram received today by the sister of the deceased, Mrs. H. G. Ambrose, 725 K Avenue.

Committal services will be held at the graveside in the Nevada cemetery Sunday afternoon at 2:30 with the Rev. Reynolds C. Murdock, pastor of the Nevada First Methodist church, in charge.

Until the commital hour the body will be at the Morfoot funeral home. Burial will be by the side of his mother who passed away in Nevada, February, 1936.

Funeral services for Mr. Glover, who for 35 years was salesman for the Simonds Saw and Steel company of San Francisco, and who passed away suddenly Sunday Nov 15, while out on his territory, were held in San Francisco on Wednesday afternoon.

He is survived by his sister, Mrs. Stella Glover Ambrose of Nevada, a half sister, Mrs. Mary Le Gore Newell of Boise, Idaho, and two brothers, W. H. Legore of Glendale, Calif., and Joseph LeGore of Des Moines.

For orver 20 years Mr. Glvoer was the Pacific coast representative of the compnay with headquarters in San Francisco.