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Centerville Daily
Iowegian – 22 April 1941
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FORMER JEROME MAN
FALLS DEAD
IN OKLAHOMA CITY
IN OKLAHOMA CITY
Frank Kinney,
Native of Jerome Vicinity Was Well Known
Native of Jerome Vicinity Was Well Known
Funeral Will be at
Jerome
Frank Kinney, former well known resident of
the Jerome vicinity, died suddenly of heart failure at Oklahoma City yesterday,
according to word received here today.
Mr. Kinney is said to have dropped dead without warning having been in
apparently good health immediately before his death.
Mr. Kinney was born and raised on a farm west
of Jerome. He was well known and had
many relatives and friends over the community to all of whom the news of his
sudden death comes as a shock and sorrow.
In death he leaves the following brothers and
sisters: Carl Kinney, of Marshalltown; Ora Kinney, of near Seymour; and George
Kinney, living west of Centerville; Mrs. Guthrie Norris, of Marshalltown; and
Mrs. Effie Houx, of Cedar Rapids.
The body is being brought back TO Jerome and
funeral services will be held at the Methodist church there at 2:00 o’clock
Wednesday.
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The Seymour Herald – 24 April 1941
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FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR FRANK KENNEY
Funeral services for Frank Kenney, 52, were
held in the Methodist church in Jerome Wednesday afternoon, at 2:30 o’clock.
Mr. Kinney had been a resident of Oklahoma
City, Okla., the past 22 years and died from a heart attack. He is the brother of E. O. and Carl Kinney.
Burial was made in the Jerome cemetery.
In death he leaves to morn three brothers and
two sisters, Ova of near Seymour, George of near Centerville, Carl of
Marshalltown, Mrs. Guthrie Norris of Marshalltown, Mrs. Effie Houx of Cedar
Rapids.
The funeral service was conducted at Jerome
by Rev. H. B. Fay of burial was in Jerome cemetery.
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Centerville Daily Iowegian – 24 April 1941
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Funeral Service For
Frank Kinney At Jerome 23rd
Funeral services were held at Jerome
Methodist church Wednesday afternoon, April 23, 1941, for Frank Kinney who died
in Oklahoma City, Okla. He was the son of
Jesse and Louise Kinney and was born March 11, 1899, one mile west of
Jerome. He lived on the home farm with
his parents until 1919 when he went to Oklahoma and worked for the Sinclair and
Stand Pipe Line company, of which he was chief engineer.
As a boy he always attend Sunday school and
the Methodist church in Jerome.
Centerville Daily Iowegian
– 28 April 1941
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EAGLE SCRATCHINGS
Mrs. George Kinney, of west of Centerville, states that a
message came to them of the death of George’s brother Frank. His remains were
being shipped to Seymour, Ia. No date
for the funeral had been set at the date of this writing. George’s brother Frank had visited in George’s
home during his 12 year residence on what was for many years called the
McFerren farm west of Eagle locality.
JEROME
Carl
Kinney of Marshalltown spent the week-end with friends in the Jerome vicinity.
Mr.
and Mrs. Ova Kinney and Orlando Mitten of Seymour and Mr. and Mrs. George
Kinney of Centerville and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Kinney of Des Moines attended
the funeral of Frank Kinney Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.
and Mrs. Guthrie Norris and Carl Kinney of Marshalltown, Ia., and Mrs. Effie
Houx of Cedar Rapids, attended the funeral of Frank Kinney Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.
and Mrs. Norris remained for a few days visit at the home of his brother Lewis
Norris and family.
Funeral services were held at the Jerome Methodist church Wednesday
afternoon for Frank Kinney who passed away in Oklahoma City, Okla. He was a former resident of Jerome.
Mrs.
Effie Houx of Cedar Rapids is visiting with her cousin, Mrs. Alta Morrison, and
other relatives and friends for a few days.
Gravestones in the Jerome Cemetery
for the Kinney Family and Frank Kinney
Row 5, Block 8, Lot 2
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