Funeral services for Mrs. C.C. Shewmaker were held at three o'clock Friday afternoon in the chapel of the Turner Mortuary in Norris City, conducted by Rev. E.E. Coleman of Bethany. Two special selections were sung by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doerner, Jr., to the accompaniment of pipe organ music on the electric player.
Internment was made in IOOF cemetery. The grave was covered with floral tributes, lovely and profuse.
The death of Mrs. Shewmaker Tuesday morning in the Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri, was a distinct shock to the town, although pneumonia made a rapid advance, once it was lodged in her system and her condition was considered apprehensive on the day she left her home for the hospital. Later in the week, her husband was summoned and remained at her bedside until the end came.
Bereaved by her passing are the husband, C. C. Shewmaker, of Norris City, and one son Hubert Cain, Monterey, Calif. Two sons, one in childhood and Cecil Cain, preceded her in death. There are three brothers, Minuard Hanold of Danville, Raymond of Milwaukee, Oregon and Arva of Maunie, three sisters, Mrs Gertie Stephan of Mt. Vernon, Indiana, Mrs Oleva Brothers of Osceola, Indiana, Mrs. Hans Anderson of Clearwater, Nebraska, two grandchildren, nieces, nephews and other relatives.
Kind hearted and sympathetic, she was a helpful neighbor in sickness and necessity. Deft and tactful, she bestowed favors without ostentation, but many recall her timely assistance, so freely given.
Adept with the needle, in the latter years of her life, she was privileged to give her full sway to inherent instinct for creative art. She made beautiful and dainty gifts, often for children and young girls; even the most practical, in design and decoration, carried the touch of an artist.
She was a devoted and helpful wife and Mr. Shewmaker has the sympathy of the entire community in his bereavement. In token of this sentiment, business houses were closed during the funeral hour.
Relatives from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cain of Monterey, California, Mr. and Mrs. Arva Hanold and son, of Maunie; Mr and Mrs. George Stephan of Mt. Vernon, Indiana, Minuard Hanold of Danville, Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stephan and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stephan of Carmi, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Hanold of Carrier Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Shewmaker and Mr. and Mrs. Landis Rister of Ridgway, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tysdal of St. Louis, Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meler and son, Jerry, of Carrier Mills.
Father: David Franklin Hanold 1856-1935
Mother: Ida Viola McKinney 1868-1947
Husband: Gilbert Lee Cain 1895-1970
Husband: Claude Clay Shewmaker 1879-1961
Children:
Cecil K Cain 1917-1945
Roy C Cain 1920-1932
Hubert Lee Cain 1921-1992
Half Siblings:
Elizabeth Jane Hanold 1879–1950
Ida May Hanold 1883-1972
James Franklin Hanold 1884–1885
William A Hanold 1885–1941
Lisa Oleva Douglas 1888–1971
Siblings:
Sarah Hanold 1890–1937
Gertrude Hanold 1892–1983
David Arva Hanold 1893–1957
George Minuard Hanover, Sr 1898–1980
Raymond Vernon Hanover 1907–1970
Internment was made in IOOF cemetery. The grave was covered with floral tributes, lovely and profuse.
The death of Mrs. Shewmaker Tuesday morning in the Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri, was a distinct shock to the town, although pneumonia made a rapid advance, once it was lodged in her system and her condition was considered apprehensive on the day she left her home for the hospital. Later in the week, her husband was summoned and remained at her bedside until the end came.
Bereaved by her passing are the husband, C. C. Shewmaker, of Norris City, and one son Hubert Cain, Monterey, Calif. Two sons, one in childhood and Cecil Cain, preceded her in death. There are three brothers, Minuard Hanold of Danville, Raymond of Milwaukee, Oregon and Arva of Maunie, three sisters, Mrs Gertie Stephan of Mt. Vernon, Indiana, Mrs Oleva Brothers of Osceola, Indiana, Mrs. Hans Anderson of Clearwater, Nebraska, two grandchildren, nieces, nephews and other relatives.
Kind hearted and sympathetic, she was a helpful neighbor in sickness and necessity. Deft and tactful, she bestowed favors without ostentation, but many recall her timely assistance, so freely given.
Adept with the needle, in the latter years of her life, she was privileged to give her full sway to inherent instinct for creative art. She made beautiful and dainty gifts, often for children and young girls; even the most practical, in design and decoration, carried the touch of an artist.
She was a devoted and helpful wife and Mr. Shewmaker has the sympathy of the entire community in his bereavement. In token of this sentiment, business houses were closed during the funeral hour.
Relatives from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cain of Monterey, California, Mr. and Mrs. Arva Hanold and son, of Maunie; Mr and Mrs. George Stephan of Mt. Vernon, Indiana, Minuard Hanold of Danville, Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stephan and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stephan of Carmi, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Hanold of Carrier Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Shewmaker and Mr. and Mrs. Landis Rister of Ridgway, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tysdal of St. Louis, Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meler and son, Jerry, of Carrier Mills.
Father: David Franklin Hanold 1856-1935
Mother: Ida Viola McKinney 1868-1947
Husband: Gilbert Lee Cain 1895-1970
Husband: Claude Clay Shewmaker 1879-1961
Children:
Cecil K Cain 1917-1945
Roy C Cain 1920-1932
Hubert Lee Cain 1921-1992
Half Siblings:
Elizabeth Jane Hanold 1879–1950
Ida May Hanold 1883-1972
James Franklin Hanold 1884–1885
William A Hanold 1885–1941
Lisa Oleva Douglas 1888–1971
Siblings:
Sarah Hanold 1890–1937
Gertrude Hanold 1892–1983
David Arva Hanold 1893–1957
George Minuard Hanover, Sr 1898–1980
Raymond Vernon Hanover 1907–1970
Funeral services for Mrs. C.C. Shewmaker were held at three o'clock Friday afternoon in the chapel of the Turner Mortuary in Norris City, conducted by Rev. E.E. Coleman of Bethany. Two special selections were sung by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doerner, Jr., to the accompaniment of pipe organ music on the electric player.
Internment was made in IOOF cemetery. The grave was covered with floral tributes, lovely and profuse.
The death of Mrs. Shewmaker Tuesday morning in the Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri, was a distinct shock to the town, although pneumonia made a rapid advance, once it was lodged in her system and her condition was considered apprehensive on the day she left her home for the hospital. Later in the week, her husband was summoned and remained at her bedside until the end came.
Bereaved by her passing are the husband, C. C. Shewmaker, of Norris City, and one son Hubert Cain, Monterey, Calif. Two sons, one in childhood and Cecil Cain, preceded her in death. There are three brothers, Minuard Hanold of Danville, Raymond of Milwaukee, Oregon and Arva of Maunie, three sisters, Mrs Gertie Stephan of Mt. Vernon, Indiana, Mrs Oleva Brothers of Osceola, Indiana, Mrs. Hans Anderson of Clearwater, Nebraska, two grandchildren, nieces, nephews and other relatives.
Kind hearted and sympathetic, she was a helpful neighbor in sickness and necessity. Deft and tactful, she bestowed favors without ostentation, but many recall her timely assistance, so freely given.
Adept with the needle, in the latter years of her life, she was privileged to give her full sway to inherent instinct for creative art. She made beautiful and dainty gifts, often for children and young girls; even the most practical, in design and decoration, carried the touch of an artist.
She was a devoted and helpful wife and Mr. Shewmaker has the sympathy of the entire community in his bereavement. In token of this sentiment, business houses were closed during the funeral hour.
Relatives from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cain of Monterey, California, Mr. and Mrs. Arva Hanold and son, of Maunie; Mr and Mrs. George Stephan of Mt. Vernon, Indiana, Minuard Hanold of Danville, Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stephan and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stephan of Carmi, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Hanold of Carrier Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Shewmaker and Mr. and Mrs. Landis Rister of Ridgway, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tysdal of St. Louis, Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meler and son, Jerry, of Carrier Mills.
Father: David Franklin Hanold 1856-1935
Mother: Ida Viola McKinney 1868-1947
Husband: Gilbert Lee Cain 1895-1970
Husband: Claude Clay Shewmaker 1879-1961
Children:
Cecil K Cain 1917-1945
Roy C Cain 1920-1932
Hubert Lee Cain 1921-1992
Half Siblings:
Elizabeth Jane Hanold 1879–1950
Ida May Hanold 1883-1972
James Franklin Hanold 1884–1885
William A Hanold 1885–1941
Lisa Oleva Douglas 1888–1971
Siblings:
Sarah Hanold 1890–1937
Gertrude Hanold 1892–1983
David Arva Hanold 1893–1957
George Minuard Hanover, Sr 1898–1980
Raymond Vernon Hanover 1907–1970
Internment was made in IOOF cemetery. The grave was covered with floral tributes, lovely and profuse.
The death of Mrs. Shewmaker Tuesday morning in the Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri, was a distinct shock to the town, although pneumonia made a rapid advance, once it was lodged in her system and her condition was considered apprehensive on the day she left her home for the hospital. Later in the week, her husband was summoned and remained at her bedside until the end came.
Bereaved by her passing are the husband, C. C. Shewmaker, of Norris City, and one son Hubert Cain, Monterey, Calif. Two sons, one in childhood and Cecil Cain, preceded her in death. There are three brothers, Minuard Hanold of Danville, Raymond of Milwaukee, Oregon and Arva of Maunie, three sisters, Mrs Gertie Stephan of Mt. Vernon, Indiana, Mrs Oleva Brothers of Osceola, Indiana, Mrs. Hans Anderson of Clearwater, Nebraska, two grandchildren, nieces, nephews and other relatives.
Kind hearted and sympathetic, she was a helpful neighbor in sickness and necessity. Deft and tactful, she bestowed favors without ostentation, but many recall her timely assistance, so freely given.
Adept with the needle, in the latter years of her life, she was privileged to give her full sway to inherent instinct for creative art. She made beautiful and dainty gifts, often for children and young girls; even the most practical, in design and decoration, carried the touch of an artist.
She was a devoted and helpful wife and Mr. Shewmaker has the sympathy of the entire community in his bereavement. In token of this sentiment, business houses were closed during the funeral hour.
Relatives from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cain of Monterey, California, Mr. and Mrs. Arva Hanold and son, of Maunie; Mr and Mrs. George Stephan of Mt. Vernon, Indiana, Minuard Hanold of Danville, Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stephan and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stephan of Carmi, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Hanold of Carrier Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Shewmaker and Mr. and Mrs. Landis Rister of Ridgway, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tysdal of St. Louis, Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meler and son, Jerry, of Carrier Mills.
Father: David Franklin Hanold 1856-1935
Mother: Ida Viola McKinney 1868-1947
Husband: Gilbert Lee Cain 1895-1970
Husband: Claude Clay Shewmaker 1879-1961
Children:
Cecil K Cain 1917-1945
Roy C Cain 1920-1932
Hubert Lee Cain 1921-1992
Half Siblings:
Elizabeth Jane Hanold 1879–1950
Ida May Hanold 1883-1972
James Franklin Hanold 1884–1885
William A Hanold 1885–1941
Lisa Oleva Douglas 1888–1971
Siblings:
Sarah Hanold 1890–1937
Gertrude Hanold 1892–1983
David Arva Hanold 1893–1957
George Minuard Hanover, Sr 1898–1980
Raymond Vernon Hanover 1907–1970
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