Butler County KS Archives Obituaries.....Younkman, George N.  December 13, 1932
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The El Dorado Times, December 17, 1932
Younkman Rites Held Yesterday

Funeral services for George N. Younkman, 209 South Taylor Street, who died here 
Tuesday were held at the Byrd Funeral Home yesterday afternoon with Rev. J. W. 
Abel, pastor of the Methodist Church, officiating.

The popularity of the pioneer El Doradoan was testified by the large crowd 
which attended the services while a multitude of floral offerings filled the 
chapel of the Funeral Home with their fragrance. Mr. Younkman had lived in El 
Dorado for 62 years and had made many friends and acquaintances during that 
time.

A trio, composed of Mary Elizabeth Shelden, Jeanne Lawrence and Thelma 
Atkinson, sang "I Need Thee Every Hour," and Miss Atkinson sang a solo, "Going 
Home."

Pallbearers were P.E. Carroll, James Feeley, Homer Cooper, J.G. Scoggins, Fred 
Clark and Murray McCormick. Interment was made in Belle Vista Cemetery.

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