CURNUTT OBITUARIES, Henry County, Missouri
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CURNUTT, George A. 1891 - 1967

George A. Curnutt Was A Native Henry Countian - George A. Curnutt, 76, 1401 
South Home, Independence, Mo., died Nov. 3 1967, at the Medical Nursing Center, 
Warrensburg, where he was admitted Oct 28. Ill for five months, he spent most of 
that time in the Independence Hospital, where he had patiently borne intense 
suffering. Funeral services were conducted at 1:00 p.m., Nov. 7, at Kansas City by 
the Rev. George R. Kern, pastor of the Mt. Washington Methodist Church of which 
Mr. Curnutt was a faithful member. Mrs. Paul Liggett was vocal soloist. Casket 
bearers, members of Mr. Curnutt's Sunday School class and Retired Men's Club 
were Price Orrill, C. W. Monroe, Harold Snider, N., B. Evans, Verne Sutton and 
Carter Page. Interment was in Floral Hills Memorial Gardens. George O. Curnutt, 
youngest of six children of the late George C. and Sarah Jane Spears Curnutt, was 
born May 18, 1891, in Henry County, where he spent his youth. On Nov. 11, 1912, 
he married Viola Dingle, of Clinton. They lived in the Clinton area four years 
before moving to Independence. They were privileged to spend 55 years together - 
years of devotion and happiness. A precious son, Roy Edward, born to them was 
taken to his heavenly home at the age of five, also a daughter, who live only a 
few hours. Mr. Curnutt was employed at Sears and Roebuck, then later with the 
Singer Sewing Machine Company, retiring at the age of 65. He was an efficient 
repairman of machines and electrical appliances, and never too busy to help those 
who needed his service. He is survived by his wife, Viola of the home; many 
nieces and nephews, other relatives and a host of friends. Several nieces live in 
the Clinton area and he visited them frequently. He was preceded in death by a 
sister, Mrs. George (Molinda) Pridgen, and four brothers, Sterling A., Marion T., 
Arthur A., and Shelly O. Curnutt. (Note: This name has been published as CURNUTT 
and CURNETT)


CURNUTT, Viola Pinkham DINGLE 1896 - 2000

Clinton Daily Democrat, Jan 27 2000 - Viola Pinkham Curnett, 102 years, nine 
months and 12 days old, died Wednesday, January 26, 2000, in Cameron. She was 
a former Clinton resident and will be remembered as Mrs. George Curnett. She 
was born April 14, 1896, and lived to see three centuries. She was a native Henry 
Countian and spent most of her life in Independence. Mrs. Jewell Dalton of Clinton 
is a niece. Mrs. Curnett lived with Mrs. Dalton almost two years before she 
entered a rest home in Cameron. Many other relatives and friends are in Clinton. 
Mrs. Curnett will be buried in Floral Hills Cemetery in Kansas City. Services are 
pending. (Note: This name has been published as CURNUTT and CURNETT)

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