SHOBE OBITUARIES, Henry County, Missouri
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SHOBE, Annie Pearl JOURNEY 1887 - 1960

Last rites for Mrs. Clarence Shobe, 72, north of Clinton, who died Oct 22, 1960, 
will be held at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday Oct 25 at Quarles Baptist Church. Mrs. Shobe 
died at the University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, KS, where she 
underwent surgery, October 17. Honorary pallbearers are William Price, Moad 
Davis, N. F. Cox, Thomas Clark, Ralph Morris and Orval Moffitt. Active pallbearers 
were H. R. Akers, Rue Miller, Harless Tillman, Claude Inloes, Floyd Jones and 
Ernest Williams. Burial was in Englewood Cemetery. Annie Pearl Journey was 
born Nov 6, 1887, southeast of Calhoun, the youngest of three daughters of James 
and Rebecca Bell Journey. Her eldest sister, Mrs. J. B. (Ola) Jennings, preceded her 
in death a year ago last December. She was reared and educated in the community 
and then lived in Calhoun and in Clinton for a time with her sister, Mrs. E. J. 
(Lelia) Combs. On Nov 12, 1916, she married Clarence Albert Shobe. For about a 
year they lived on the old Shobe homeplace east of Clinton, near Alberta, before 
moving to the home north of Clinton where they since have resided. She leaves 
her husband of the home; a daughter, Mrs. Floyd (Anna Margaret) Cox, Clinton; a 
sister, Mrs. E. J. (Lelia) Combs, Bristown, OK; a grandson, Timmy Cox.


SHOBE, Clarence Albert 1891 - 1983

Clarence Albert Shobe died Thursday, September 22, 1983, at the Boone County 
Hospital Center in Columbia, following a massive stroke suffered that morning. 
He went to Columbia June 13 following an automobile accident to be near his 
daughter. He resided at the Restwell Retirement Lodge, where he enjoyed meeting 
and making new friends and being close to his family. Mr. Shobe was born 
September 27, 1891, the eldest son of James Thomas and Rebecca Thurman 
Shobe. He was born in Henry County and educated in the rural Star school district 
near the family home. He then followed his father's vocation as a farmer and 
cattleman. On November 12, 1916, he married Annie Pearl Journey in Clinton. 
They lived on the family farm east of Clinton for a short while, then moved to the 
farm they bought north of Clinton on Highway 13. His wife died October 22, 1960. 
Mr. Shobe continued living on the farm until this past June. He was a long-time 
member of the Quarles Baptist Church. Survivors include a daughter, Anna 
Margaret Cox of Columbia; one sister, Iva Hutcherson of Clinton; one brother, 
Luther Shobe of Chillicothe. He was preceded in death by a sister, Ethel Poague. 
Burial was in Englewood Cemetery.


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