Clyde Arthur STINE

STINE, STEWART, RANCK

Posted By: Sarah Thorson Little (email)
Date: 6/2/2014 at 14:59:04

April 28, 1883 --- December 12, 1930

Rites for Clyde A. Stine, 48, Held at Eagle Grove Church

EAGLE GROVE, Dec. 16 - Funeral services for Clyde Arthur Stine, 48, were held at the Methodist church, Sunday afternoon, in charge of the pastor, the Rev. W. G. Muhleman. Burial was in Rose Hill cemetery, Eagle Grove. Mr. Stine was born in McVeytown, Pa., and worked at farming for a number of years, coming to this city 23 years ago. He entered the employ of the Chicago and Northwestern railway as a brakeman and for the past eight years was a conductor. He is survived by his widow, living in Fort Dodge; one brother, Willard, in San Bernardino, Cal.; three half brothers, Roy, Cleveland; Jay and Russell, McVeytown, Pa., and two half-sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Ranck and Mrs. Hazel Stewart, both in McVeytown.

Mason City Globe Gazette - Iowa
December 16, 1930

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N. W. Conductor Died at Eagle Grove

Conductor Clyde Stine of the Northwestern and well known on this line, died at Eagle Grove December 12. The Eagle says: "Conductor Clyde Arthur Stine died at his room In the Otis Thorn apartments in the city hall Friday, December 12, after a three weeks' run of pneumonia. Mr. Stine fought the disease hard, and at times seemed to be gaining ground, but his will was finally forced to acknowledge a superior power and he passed to the great beyond last Friday. Mr. Stine was quiet and unassuming in his contacts with his fellow employees and with his acquaintances. He was a straight-forward, square, honest citizen."

Algona Upper Des Moines - Algona, Iowa
December 24, 1930