AMICK OBITUARIES, Henry County, Missouri
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AMICK, Charles Edgar 1885 - 1936

Prominent Stockman Dies - Charles E. Amick, 6 Miles North of Calhoun a Victim 
of Influenza and Complications - Charles E. Amick, well known Shorthorn breeder 
and farmer, died at his home six miles north of Calhoun, at 8 a.m. Monday, March 
2.  Since February 22, Mr. Amick had suffered with influenza which was 
succeeded by complications.  Charles Edgar Amick, son of the late Judge M. R. and 
Cerepta Merritt Amick, was born August 15 1885, on the Amick homestead, Maple 
Lawn, the farm on which he spent his entire life and died.  His farm was large and 
well-kept, and he followed his father in breeding registered Shorthorn cattle 
which were noted for their superior quality.  Mr. Amick was a kind neighbor, 
always generous in lending a helpful hand to others, and well liked by all who 
knew him.  He ever provided well for his loved ones.  He had served several terms 
as director of Pleasant View school.  Leona P. Farmer and Mr. Amick were united 
in marriage February 28, 1918, at Clinton.  Two sons survive to comfort her in 
her bereavement.  They are M. R. and Howard Amick, both of the home place.  There 
is also a sister living, Mrs. Blanche Mayfield, Windsor; and a brother, W. M. Amick, 
Independence.  Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at the Huston 
funeral chapel in Windsor by Rev. Will Pollard, a Primitive Baptist minister from 
Independence, Mo.  Burial was in the Calhoun cemetery.  Pallbearers were Will, 
Earl, Merrill, Lyman and Sidney Avery, and Harvey Farmer.  The quartet who gave 
beautiful songs at the funeral was composed of M. R. Munday, Clarence Fewel, 
Mesdames Clif Fewel, Nathan Ingle.


AMICK, Hilda W. HALSTENBERG 1899 - 1991

Funeral services for Mrs. Hilda W. Amick were held at the New Franklin Methodist 
Church, New Franklin, Mo. on Sunday. December 1, 1991 with burial in Walnut 
Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Amick was born April 7, 1899 in Morrison. Mo. and lived 
most of her life in New Franklin. She was the daughter of Herman and Sophia 
Weymeyer Halstenberg. She was married to Locke Amick who preceded her in 
death in 1952. She is survived by three daughters, Helen Long, New Franklin, Hilda 
Koelling. Independence, Bonnie Smith of Warsaw; and grandchildren.


AMICK, Leona Pearl FARMER 1896 - 1936

Leona Pearl Farmer was born south of Calhoun, Missouri, Dec. 1,  1896, and 
departed this life at the St. Joseph Hospital in Kansas City, at 9:25 p.m. March 21 
1936, at the age of 39 years, 3 months and 20 days.  She was the daughter of 
George Calvin and Mary Frances Farmer.  She was united in marriage on February 
28, 1918, to Charles Edgar Amick, who preceded her in death, March 2, 1936.  To 
this union were given two children, M. R. and Howard, who are left to mourn her 
passing.  She is also survived by her father, mother, seven sisters and three 
brothers.  Funeral services were held at the Huston-Turner Chapel March 23, 
1936, at 2 p.m., Rev. Pollard of Independence officiating.  Pall bearers were: Will 
Avery, Lyman Avery, Sidney Avery, Raymond Avery, Merrill Avery, Earl Avery.


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