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[Danner, Susan Jean
Young]
Maryville Daily
Forum
Monday April 11, 2011
Maryville, Mo. —
Susan Jean Danner, 73, Maryville, Mo. and formerly of Bedford, Iowa
passed away Friday, April 8, 2011 at Village Care Center, Maryville.
Susan was born on Aug. 12, 1937 in Shenandoah, Iowa to Wilbur
“Dutch” and Doris Terrell
Young. They preceded her in
death.
Susan was a graduate of the Bedford Iowa High School,
and attended business college in St. Joseph, Mo. A resident of Maryville for
the past 32 years, she was a retired press operator at Deluxe, formerly NEBS,
and had worked at the former Regal Diaper Factory, both of Maryville.
Survivors
include her son, Jeff Danner,
and wife Kathy, Clearmont,
Mo.; her brother, James Young,
and wife Carolyn, Clarinda;
her granddaughter, Katey Zimmerman,
and husband Jonathon, Pea
Ridge, Ark.; and two nephews, Greg and Regan Young.
Memorial
services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, April 13, 2011 at the Bram-Danfelt
Funeral Home, Maryville. Interment will be in the Lexington Cemetery, Bedford.
No formal visitation is planned.
Memorials
are suggested to the SSM Hospice of NW Missouri, or to Village Care Center,
both of Maryville, Mo.
[Rutledge, Mable West]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday October 28,
1982 p. 14
Graveside Services
Held Wed. For Mabel West Rutledge
Graveside
services were held for Mrs. Mabel [Mable] West Rutledge, widow of George Rutledge, Wed., Oct. 27, at the Lexington Cemetery near
Bedford, Iowa. Rev. Charles Newman will be officiating.
[Warren, Samuel H.]
Bedford
Times-Republican
Thursday February 17,
1927 p. 5
Former Taylor County
Man Passes Away
S. H. Warren Dies on Ranch Near Alpine, California
George
Warren of this city received word
last week that his brother, S. [amuel] H. Warren of San Diego, Calif., had passed away near
Alpine, Calif., at the Warren ranch where he spent much of the winter. He was
sick but a short time and was not thought to be serious until heart failure
came on. Mr. Warren formerly
lived at Gravity before moving to California.
[Warren, Sarah E.
Miller]
Taylor County
Republican
Thursday August
24, 1882 p. 4
—Mrs.
Samuel Warren [Sarah E. Miller], of Washington Township, died very suddenly on Sunday of last week and was
buried on Monday. She was feeling well when she was attacked with hemorrhage of
the lungs, to which she was subject, and in five minutes she had bled to death.
[Westfall, Allen Ray]
Bedford Free Press
Thursday October 23, 1902 p. 8
Infant Child Dead
Last
Saturday the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. R. [ichmond] B. [arcelli] Westfall died from an attack of brain
trouble. The funeral services were conducted at the home Monday afternoon by
Rev. Ream. Interment in Lexington.
[Westfall, Allen Ray]
Bedford
Times-Republican
Thursday October
23, 1902 pp. 1]
Mortuary
From Tuesday's Daily
The
infant child [Allen Ray] of Mr.
and Mrs. R. [ichmond] B. [arcelli] Westfall, of this city, died Saturday and the funeral services were held at
the residence today at 1:30 o’clock p. m. Interment in the Lexington cemetery.
Rev. T. J. Ream conducted the services.
[Westfall, Allen Ray]
Bedford
Times-Republican
Thursday October 23, 1902 p. 8
Obituary
Allen
Roy [Ray] Westfall was born June
13, 1902 and died Oct. 18, 1902 at 6 o’clock p. m., of congestion of the brain,
aged 4 months and 5 days. Funeral services were held at the parents’ residence
Oct. 20, at 1:30 p. m., Rev. T. J. Ream officiating. Interment took place in
the Lexington cemetery.
Little Roy, we must lay
thee,
In thy peaceful Grave’s
embrace,
But thy memory will be
cherished
‘Till we see thy heavenly
face. “ C.”
[Note:
His gravestone gives his name as Allen Ray.]
[Widner, Bertha Viola]
Bedford Free Press
Thursday January 21, 1904 p. 5
A Sad Mission
Mrs.
Ulrich was called Tuesday night
to the home of her sister Mrs. R.[osenbery] B. Widner [Viola Delue Herron], near Conway, by the death of her little niece, Bertha
[Viola] Widner, 10 months of age,
who died Tuesday afternoon of pneumonia. Funeral exercises were held at the
home yesterday afternoon. Interment in Lexington.
[Widner, Hazel B.]
Bedford Free Press
Thursday September 26,
1895 p. 3
Obituary.
Died
Sept. 15, 1895, at 7:30 p. m., Hazel B., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.[osenbery] B. Widenor [Widner], of Conway, aged 10 months, 22 days, of cholera
infantum.
Thy gentle voice now is
hushed,
Thy warm true heart is
still;
And on thy young and
innocent brow
Is
resting death's cold chill.
Thy hands are clasped
upon thy breast;
We have kissed thy lovely
brow,
And in our aching hearts,
we know
We have no darling now.
R.
W.
[Widner, Viola Delue
“Dee” Herron]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday November 8, 1934 [p. 1]
Mrs. R. B. Widner Dies In Nebraska
Mrs.
R. [osenbery] B. Widner, 65, a
former resident of Conway, died at Sutherland, Nebr., Oct. 17 following an
operation. Burial was made at Sutherland.
Mrs.
Widner, who before her marriage
was Miss Viola Delove [Delue] Herron, was born in September 1869 in Lee County, Iowa. She was married to R.[osenbery]
B. Widner Jan. 9, 1889. To them
were born eight children, Ray [Hazen] Widner of Paxton, Nebr., Harry Widner of Glendale, Calif., Walter [Leon] Widner of Crook, Colo., Harold [Leo] Widner of Lewellen, Nebr., Mrs. Frances Beckman [Bessie Mae] of Everett, Wash., Mrs. Joe Fischer [Ethel Thelma] of Roscoe, Nebr., and two daughters, Hazel and Bertha [Viola], who died in infancy.
The
family left Conway in 1908 for Nebraska and had resided in Sutherland since
1914. She was a member of the Methodist church, of the Royal Neighbors and of
the Eastern Star.
Surviving
with the husband and six children are two sisters, one brother, and ten
grandchildren.
[Wintermute, Harland
Grant]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday October 19, 1967 [p. 1]
Wed. Rites For H.
G. Wintermute
Funeral
services for Harland G. [rant] Wintermute, 80, of Conway, were held Wednesday Oct. 18 at the Madison Street
Shum-Novinger Funeral Home, with Mr. Carl Cummings officiating.
Mr.
Wintermute died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Ray Kernen,
October 16. Interment was at Lexington Cemetery.
[Wintermute, Harland
Grant]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday October 26, 1967 p. 2
Final Rites Held
October 18 For H. G. Wintermute
Funeral
services for Harland G. Wintermute,
80, of Conway, lifetime Taylor County resident, held October 18 at
Shum-Novinger Funeral Home here were conducted by Mr. Carl Cummings. Mr.
Wintermute died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Ray Kernen,
October 16. Interment was at Lexington Cemetery, near Bedford.
Harland
Grant Wintermute, son of Hampton
and Angeline Travolia Wintermute,
was born June 19, 1878 in Gay Township in Taylor County, Iowa. He grew to
manhood in Gay Township where he attended the public schools and was a part of
both school and community activities of his day.
On
March 2, 1910 he was united in marriage to Lala Besco at the house of the bride’s parents near
Platteville in Taylor County. Born to bless this home was one daughter, Opal, now Mrs. Ray Kernen.
Most
of their married life they lived on the farm with the exception of three years
when they lived in Bedford. Then they moved to a small farm west of Conway for
three years before moving into Conway where they continued to live until ill
health caused them in 1961 to reside with the daughter, Opal, and husband. Mrs. Wintermute died February 13, 1961.
Mr.
Wintermute was the last of his
immediate family. He was preceded in death by his parents, four brothers and
five sisters, [word unreadable] Clarence, Lincoln, Jesse and a baby brother who died in infancy, Ella
Wintermute, Abby Harvey, Emma Hall, Dr. Minnie Wintermute and Dr. Mabel Wintermute.
He
is survived by his daughter, Opal,
and her husband, Ray Kernen of
Gay Township, Conway, with whom he has made his home, a sister-in-law, Mrs.
Jesse Wintermute of Bedford;
nieces, nephews; and many other relatives and friends.
His
entire life had been lived in Taylor County and he was the last member of a
pioneer family that had settled in this county approximately a century ago.
He
was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows when it was active in
Conway a number of years ago.
Mr.
Wintermute was a man who was
honored and respected by his fellow man. He was a kind and a loving husband and
father, friend and neighbor and will be missed by all who knew him.
[Young, Barbara Ann
Johnson]
New Market Herald
Thursday May 15,
1924 p. 3
Mrs.
Barbara Young passed away Tuesday
evening after a short illness from pneumonia. Funeral services were held
Thursday afternoon. Obituary next week.
[Young, Barbara Ann
Johnson]
New Market Herald
Thursday May 22, 1924 p. 3
Obituary
Miss
Barbara [Ann] Johnson was born in
Dark County, Ohio, January 14, 1845. Departed this life May 14, 1924, at the
age of 79 years and four months.
She
was married to William Henry Young Aug. 4, 1865. To this union were born ten children of which eight are left to
mourn:
Dave of Council Bluffs, Iowa; Jim of Mayetta, Kansas; Bill [William Henry] of New Market, Iowa; John [Johnson] of New Market, Iowa; Grover [Cleveland] of New Market, Iowa; Frank [George Franklin]
of New Market, Iowa; Brint [Brent] of Gravity, Iowa; Lizza [Elizabeth] Miller of New Market. Two died in infancy.
There
are twenty grand children and nine great grand children.
She
joined the M. E. church in the fall of 1883. For the past forty-one years she
has been loyal to the church, doing her bit to extend the Kingdom of God.
She
was a loving mother, who was devoted to the love and care of her home. Her life
will not only be missed by the bereaved sons and daughters, but by hosts of her
dearest friends.
[Young, David A.]
Bedford Free Press
Thursday September 7,
1905 p. 8
Gone to His Reward
David
[A.] Young died at his home in
Bedford, Monday morning at 6:15 o'clock, aged 76 years and 12 days.
Funeral
services were held yesterday at 10:30 o'clock a. m., conducted by Rev. R. L.
Barackman. The body was taken to Lenox for interment.
[Young, David A.]
Bedford
Times-Republican
Tuesday September 5,
1905 p. 4
Quietly Passed Away.
David
Young died Monday morning at
6:15, at his home in North Bedford, aged 76 years, 12 days.
Mr.
Young had been ill for many
months, and recently made a trip to Texas hoping to there regain his health.
But all proved futile; it seemed that the change of climate did him harm rather
than good, for when he returned it was evident that he had not long to live.
Monday
morning the end came. Peacefully, as a tired child going to sleep, Mr. Young closed his eyes and without a struggle passed
away to that bourne from whence no traveler e're returns; where sorrow,
sickness and partings are no more.
The
funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow at 10:30 a. m., conducted by
Rev. Barackman. At 12:36 the funeral party will leave for Lenox and the remains
will be interred in the cemetery at that place.
[Young, David A.]
Bedford
Times-Republican
Friday September 8,
1905 p. 3
Among
those from a distance who were called here to attend the funeral of David
Young, were his brother, Robert
[Arthur] Young of Crawfordsville,
Iowa; his sons J. [ohn] C. [harles] Young of Chicago, F. [rank] E. Young of Crawfordsville, and J. [ames] P. Young of Farmington, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Burch from Omaha.
[Young, Kenneth Elmer]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday May 6, 1943 [p. 1]
Kenneth Young, 37, Dies In Omaha
Kenneth
Young, 37, died in Omaha Monday
night following an illness of several weeks. The body was brought to Bedford
and the funeral services will be held at the Wetmore Funeral Home at 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon, May 7, conducted by Rev. T. J. Overholt of New Market. Burial
will be in the Fairview cemetery.
The
Youngs moved to Omaha recently, where he was employed in defense work, when he
was stricken with a paralytic stroke.
He
is survived by his wife and a son William, 11, and a stepdaughter, Josephine Douglas. Also his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. [illiam] H. [ensley]
Young of Bedford; three brothers, Archie Young of Maryville,
Wilbur Young of Bedford, Marion Young of Camp Claiborne, La.; and one sister, Mrs. Harry Strubel of Omaha.
[Young, Kenneth Elmer]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday May 13,
1943 p. 4
Obituary - Kenneth
E. Young
Kenneth
Elmer Young, son of William H.
[ensley] and Bertha [May] Robbins Young, was born in Bedford January 28, 1906, and died in Omaha May 3,
1943, at the age of 37 years, 3 months and 15 days. The greater part of his
life was spent in Bedford. At the age of 10 years the family moved to Hopkins
and a few years later to Lincoln, Nebr. Kenneth attended the Lincoln Automotive School, then
assisted his father in auto repair work in Lincoln and later in Bedford.
In
the spring of 1942 he attended the Lakeview training school and obtained
employment at the Eaton Sheet Metal Works in Omaha. While at his work there he
was stricken with paralysis on April 5. He was taken to the hospital and later
to his home, where he was cared for by his wife and his parents. After four
weeks of patient suffering he passed away.
Kenneth
Young and Dorothy Douglas were married Dec. 24, 1930. Besides his wife, Mrs.
Dorothy Young, he leaves a son William
Leroy, and a stepdaughter, Josephine
Douglas; his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Young; three
brothers, Archie of Maryville, Marion of Camp Claiborne, La., Wilber [Wilbur] of Bedford; one sister, Mrs. Florence Struble [Strubel] of Omaha; his grandmother, Mrs. Elmer Robbins of Bedford: two uncles, Floyd Robbins of Bedford and Frank Young of Milwaukee, Wisc; one aunt, Clara Robbins of Bedford. Kenneth will be greatly missed by his loved ones and
friends.
The
funeral services were held at the Wetmore Funeral Home Friday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. T. J. Overholt. Burial was in the Fairview cemetery.
[Young, Sarah Hatch
Macomber]
Bedford Free Press
Thursday August 19, 1909 p. 2
Friday
at 8:40 o'clock, at the home of the daughter, Mrs. Paul McLean [Gertrude], occurred the death of Mrs. Sarah H. [atch
Macomber] Young, after an
extended period of patient suffering. Death came rather as a relief to the
afflicted one, as for about a year she has been rapidly failing in health.
Since the McLean family
returned to Creston from Washington, D. C., last fall, Mrs. Young has been in ill health. Her death is attributed to
fatty degeneration of the heart. —Creston Advertiser Gazette.
[Young, Sarah Hatch
Macomber]
Bedford
Times-Republican
Thursday August 19,
1909 [p.
1]
Paul McClean’s Mother Dead
Creston.
—Sunday afternoon occurred
the funeral of Mrs. Sarah [Hatch Macomber] Young, the mother [in-law] of Paul McClean [McLean], of this city. Deceased had been in poor health
for more than a year. She was a native of Maine and was 62 years of age. She at
one time held a federal position here, being employed in the post office and
was well and widely known.
[Young, Sarah “Sally” Pulse]
Bedford Free Press
Thursday January 12, 1905 [p. 1]
“Grandma"
Young Dead
Mrs.
Sarah Young, better known as "Grandma"
Young, after a long and lingering
illness, died Monday morning at 10 o'clock at the home of her nephew, I.
[saac] L. Rhoads, aged 86 years,
10 months and 24 days. Funeral services were conducted at the M. E. church
yesterday morning at 9:30 by Rev. Thompson. Interment in Platteville cemetery. Grandma was indeed a saint on earth, and no doubt
received an abundance entrance into the celestial city, and is now with her
Savior whom she loved so well.
[Young, Sarah Jane
Shaw]
Bedford Free Press
Wednesday May 7,
1919 p. 5
Mrs.
H. [iram] P. [utnam] Jaqua left
Bedford Friday for Coin, Iowa, called there by the death of her mother, Mrs.
Sarah J. [ane] Young, Thursday
evening. The funeral services were held in Coin, Sunday and the body was
brought to Lenox Monday where burial was made. Mrs. Young made her home with her daughter in Bedford for a
number of years but for the past year has been making her home with her son, J.
[ames] P. Young of Corning, Ia.
[Young, Sarah Jane
Shaw]
Bedford Free Press
Wednesday May 14,
1919 [p. 1]
Obituary Mrs. J. P.
Young
Sarah
J. [ane] Shaw was born July 8,
1831 in Washington Co., Ia [Pa.] She moved to Steubenville, Ohio when a few
years old, later to Crawfordsville, Iowa.
She
was married to David Young November
12, 1857 who died Sept. 4, 1909 [1905].
To
this union were born nine children. The oldest, a daughter, died in infancy, Lizzie in 1886.
Those
living are Frank E. of
Crawfordsville, Ia., J. [ohn] Charles of Chicago, Ill., Ida M.[ay] Jaqua of Bedford, Ia., Jeannelle [Jeanette] Burch of Anthony, Kansas. J.[ames] P. of Coin, Ia., Robert V. of Calgary, Canada, Bertha M. Brock of Grinnell, Ia. and a half- sister Mrs. T. N.
Ginn of Blue Earth, Minn.
There
are seven living children, seventeen grand children and eight great grand
children. One brother J. [ohn] T. Shaw of Lenox is the last of the family.
The funeral was held
Sunday at the home of J. [ames] P. Young of Coin, Ia., conducted by Rev. Story assisted by Rev. Harvey. The
burial was at Lenox, Ia. where Rev. Miles conducted the service at the grave
Monday p. m.
[Note:
The same obituary was printed in the Bedford Times-Republican, May 15, 1919, page 4. It gives the birthplace as
Pennsylvania.]
[Young, Sarah “Sally” Pulse]
Bedford
Times-Republican
Thursday January 12, 1905 [p. 1]
Gone To Her Reward
Mrs.
Sarah Young died Monday at 10:30
a. m., at the home of her nephew, I.[saac] L. Rhoads, in Bedford, 86 years, 10 months and 24 days.
Sarah
Pulse was born in Highland
county, Mo [Ohio]. Here it was she grew to womanhood, and was married to J.
[ohn] W. [M.] Young. In the year
1880 with her husband she moved to Taylor County and settled on a farm in
Jackson Township. For ten years they resided there, when death came and claimed
her companion. The deceased then removed to Bedford and since that time has
made her home with her nephew, I. [saac] L. Rhoads.
At
the early age of 13 she united with the M. E. Church and all her life she was a
true and consistent member, during her earlier life always taking an active
interest in religious matters and attending church whenever possible.
Grandma
Young had long since passed the
milestone that marks the age allotted to mankind, four score and seven summers
and winters she has seen pass by, and at last, when death came, it found her
ready and willing to go. She apparently suffered from no disease, and the only
cause that can be assigned for her death is old age.
The funeral will be held
at the M. E. church, Wednesday morning at 9:30, conducted by Rev. Thompson.
Interment at Platteville cemetery.
[Note:
Source of birth place: Ohio reunion lists her birth place as Highland Co.,
Ohio. Bedford Free
Press, Oct. 3, 1895.]
[Young, Wilbur
Harold “Dutch”]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday December 19,
1963 [p. 1]
FINAL RITES FRIDAY FOR 'DUTCH' YOUNG
Funeral
services for Wilbur H. [arold] Young, local theatre manager, will be held tomorrow (Friday) at 2:00 p.m.
at Bedford Methodist Church. Dutch,
victim of a heart attack, died suddenly at his home early Tuesday morning.
Rev.
J. Milton Kinney and Rev. Colvin Caughey will be in charge of the service.
Assisting in the service will be American Legion personnel who will conduct
military honors at Lexington cemetery.
[Young, Wilbur Harold “Dutch”]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday December 26,
1963 [p. 1]
Wilbur H. Young Services Held Here Dec. 20
Funeral
services for Wilbur "Dutch" Young, local theatre owner-manager, held December 20 at
the Bedford Methodist Church, were conducted by Rev. J. Milton Kinney and Rev.
Colvin Caughey. Mr. Young died
at his home in Bedford December 17. Bedford American Legion Post 164 held
military honors at Lexington Cemetery, Bedford.
Included
in the services was the following obituary:
Wilbur
Harold Young, son of Bertha
[May] Robbins Young and William
H.[ensley] Young, was born June
23, 1913 at Bedford, Iowa, and passed away at his home Dec. 17, 1963. The
greater part of his life was spent in and around Bedford.
In
1942 he began work as projectionist for the Rialto Theatre under the ownership
of A. D. Hahn and Earl Kerr. After the new theatre was built he assumed
ownership and management of the theatre business.
Wilbur served his country in World War II and was
awarded the Purple Heart after being severely wounded in Italy. He was a member
of the Methodist Church in Hopkins, Mo., the American Legion, and an active
member of the Bedford Gun Club.
On
Sept. 9, 1935 he was united in marriage to Doris D. Terrell. To this union were born Susan Jean and James Terrell Young.
He
is survived by his parents, his wife, a daughter, Susan Young Danner, a son, James Terrell Young, and a grandson, Jefferey [Jeffrey] Paul
Danner, all living in Bedford;
one sister, Mrs. Harry (Florence) Strubel, and one brother, Marlon M. [arion] Young, both of Council Bluffs, Iowa; and a host of
nieces and nephews survive. Three brothers preceded him in death, George
Arthur, Elmer Kenneth [Kenneth Elmer] and Archie M.
He
was good to his family and parents, and lived each day as it came and the way
it should be lived.
[Young, William
Hensley]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday October 29,
1964 [p. 1]
Wm. H. Young Rites Oct. 28
Funeral
services for William H. [ensley] Young, 82, long time Bedford resident, were held Wednesday, Oct. 28, at
708 Madison Street Shum-Novinger Funeral Home. Mr. Young died Oct. 20 at Clarinda Municipal Hospital where
he had surgery three weeks ago. Interment was at Fairview Cemetery, Bedford.
[Young, William
Hensley]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday November 5, 1964 p. 8
Wm. H. Young Rites Oct. 28
Funeral
services for William H. [ensley] Young, long time Bedford resident, held October 28 at Shum-Novinger
Funeral Home, were conducted by Rev. J. Milton Kinney, local Methodist
minister. Mr. Young died Oct.
25 at Clarinda Municipal Hospital at the age of 82 years, 10 months and six
days. Interment was at Fairview Cemetery, Bedford.
Included
in the services was the following obituary.
William
H. [ensley] Young was born on
December 8, 1881 at Bedford, Iowa. He was the son of George Washington and
Temperance Deriah [Merchant] Young.
A brother, Frank M. Young, preceded him in death.
On
August 19, 1903, he was married to Bertha May Robbins in Bedford, Iowa. To this union six children were
born, five sons and a daughter.
He
is survived by his wife; one son, Marion M. [arlon] Young, Council Bluffs, Iowa; a daughter, Florence A.
Strubel, Council Bluffs, Iowa; 11
grandchildren; and 12 great grandchildren.
He
has been in poor health for several years. On May 29, 1956, he suffered a
stroke and was left a semi-invalid. On October 5, 1964, he entered the Clarinda
Municipal Hospital for surgery and passed away 20 days later.
He
was a carpenter by trade. He worked under his father, and later he went into
business for himself. In later years he returned to carpentering on his own.
He was a devoted husband
and a loving father. His presence in our midst will be greatly missed.
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