Carroll County, Missouri Obituary - Dulaney, Clifton. d. xxx 

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Dulaney, Clifton - Obit

CLIFTON DULANEY BOSWORTH RESIDENT DIES SUNDAY MORNING

Clifton Dulaney died Sunday morning at a hospital in Wadsworth, Kansas where
he had been a patient for several years. The body will be returned to the
Leipard-Edwards Funeral home in Bosworth where it will lie in state until the
hour of the funeral.

The son of Charles and Jessie Dulaney he was born November 24, 1892 on a farm
south of Hale. He grew to manhood on his parent's farm near Hale. He entered
the armed forces during World War I and served overseas. After his return home
he engaged in the occupation of farming for awhile.

On January 12, 1929 he was married to Wilburta Statham of Bosworth. He made
his home in Bosworth where he was a carpenter until ill health forced him to
give up his work.

Mr. Dulaney is survived by his wife and two sons, Allen Dulaney of Bosworth
and Wayne Dulaney of Kansas City. He also leaves 2 brothers, Bill Dulaney of
Duck, West Virginia and Elbert Dulaney of Kansas City and three sisters,
Mrs. Eugene Muck of Meadeville, MO., Mrs. George Preston of Hutchinson, Kans.,
and Lolita Dulaney of Hollywood, Calif. He also leaves 6 nieces and 6 nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters Jessie Nell of Bosworth
and an infant sister and 3 brothers who died in infancy.

Funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
Leipard-Edwards chapel, conducted by the Rev. Ted Chrystie. Interment was in
Wharton cemetery.


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