Jasper County MO Archives Obituaries.....(Walton) BOGGESS, Tressie L April 13, 1956
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William (Bill) Samuel BOGGESS http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00024.html#0005917 January 18, 2009, 8:22 am

Carthage Evening Press
 

  Copy courtesy of Carthage Public Library 
       Carthage Evening Press
         Sat April 14, 1956 
  ___________________________________ 

      MRS. T. H. BOGGESS PASSES 

       Former Resident Expires
         In Oklahoma City
 
    Graveside Services Will Be Tues-
         day Morning In Park 
               Cemetery 



    Mrs Tressie Walton Boggess, widow of the Rev Thomas H Boggess and sister-in-law
of The late S C and H M Boggess of Carthage, died yesterday afternoon in an Oklahoma
City Hospital. 

    She suffered a cerebral hemorage last summer and Wednesday had a second attack.


    Mrs Boggess was born and reared northeast of Carthage and was married to the Rev
Mr Boggess, a Baptist minister. He died March 11, 1938, in Des Moines, Iowa. Mrs
Boggess had lived for some time [since 1940] in Oklahoma City. 

    She is survived by a sister Mrs (Beulah) H H Hitt, Oklahoma City, a foster
daughter, Miss Evelyn Black, Oklahoma City; a nephew Luke Boggess, and two nieces,
Mrs Earl Overby,Carthage, and Mrs Edwin Hough of Manila, Philippine Islands. Mrs S C
Boggess of Jersey street is a step-sister-in-law. 

    Services will be held at 10 o'clock Monday morning at the Street-Draper mortuary
in Oklahoma City. The body will arrive in Carthage at 7:25 Tuesday morning and will
be received at the Knell mortuary. Graveside services will be conducted at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning in Park cemetery [Block 33, Lot 98] 


          Additional Comments: 

Tressie (1882MO-1956OK) and husband had no children, but were foster parents to
eight orphened children. 


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