Osage County KS Archives Obituaries.....TINDELL, Oscar J.  January 28, 1932
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The Enterprise Chronicle
Burlingame
Osage County
Thursday
January 28, 1932

Funeral Services for Oscar J. Tindell.

Funeral services for Oscar J. TINDELL were held at the Methodist church at two
o'clock Sunday afternoon, January 24, 1932, conducted by Rev. C.E. Foster of
Topeka assisted by Rev. J.W. TWEED. Rev. and Mrs. TOWSLEY of Topeka sang, "The
Last Mile of the Way," "The Eastern Gate," and "Looking This Way" during the
service, and "Good Night and Good Morning" at the grave side. Burial was in the
Burlingame cemetery under the direction of C.L. Carey.
Oscar J. Tindell, the youngest son of Nathan and Huldah Tindell, was born
October 31, 1880, at Jamestown, Missouri, and died at his home in Burlingame,
Friday, January 22, 1932, aged 51 years, 2 months and 22 days.
His early life was spent in Missouri. In 1902 he came to Burlingame and most of
the time while living here he followed the occupation of mining. When his health
failed he became assistant manager of the Cities Service Oil Station. During the
past three or four years he had been a great sufferer.
On September 21, 1904 he was married to Katherine McMURDO of Burlingame.
During a revival conducted by Rev. James SIMS he was converted and remained a
faithful member of the Pentecostal faith.
He leaves to mourn his departure his wife, six children, Ilda of Topeka, Mrs.
Ralph THOMPSON of Burlingame, Mrs. Frank MICHAELS of Scranton, Grace, Della and
Douglas of the home address. In addition to these there remain two children by a
former marriage, F.D. Tindell of Burlingame, and Mrs. James McLELLEN of
Chillicothe, Missouri. He is also survived by his aged mother, Mrs. Huldah
Tindell of Burlingame; three brothers, John W. of Scranton, A.D. and C.M.
Tindell of Burlingame; two sisters, Mrs. Lucy SIMMONS of Edgewater, Colorado,
and Mrs. Ethel CRAVEN of Burlingame; and seven grandchildren.
The pallbearers were Earl and Orville MILLER, David and Douglas McMURDO, Henry
CROUCHER and Ralph SCOFIELD. 




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