Knob Noster Gem--Aug.12,1937

Ms Mary Glazebrook Mahin was buried in the Knob Noster
Cemetery Friday afternoon after services at the 
Christian Church in LaMonte., her home community.
Mrs Mahin, 64 years of age, died suddenly last Wednesday
evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs E.A.Ficken,
who lives southeast of Knob Noster.  She had been
visiting there since Sunday, and was assisting Mrs
Ficken in cooking for threshers.  About 7 o'clock Mrs
Mrs Mahin went to the cellar for some food, and failed
to return. A search found her lying on the cellar floor.
A heart attack is believed to caused her death. 
She is survived by two sons, Lloyd R and George E, as 
well as her daughter. All of them lived in this vicinity.
Mrs Mahin was a member of the Christian church, the
Rebekah lodge and a Royal Neighbor.

Mrs Barbara Winchell died at the home of her 
daughter Mrs Henry Mahin southwest of LaMonte
of Dropsey of the heart.,on Dec.30,1914. She was
born in Fayette county Indiana ,May 12, 1848.
Her first husband John Glazebrook died 3 years
after marriage. They had one child, who survives
the mother. She was married to W.G.Winchell
who died about 22 years ago. The funeral was 
conducted at the Mahin home. Burial was in the
Knob Noster Cemetery.  (early files) 

Grover L Glazebrook, 76 years old, died unexpectedly
of a hear attack at his home 1 1/4 mile south of Knob
Noster at 6:30 o'clock Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs
Glazebrook had returned Saturday from Kansas City,
where they spent four and a half months with their
daughter, Miss Marjorie, who teaches there.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Brauninger
funeral home in Warrensburg, conducted by Rev.Lloyd
D Wasson of Smithton, assisted by Elder James Mohler
of Leeton. 
 Mr Glazebrook was born Jan.3,1885 near Leeton the 
son of the late John L and Maria Bryson Glazebrook.
He was married to Miss Maude Venable of Leeton in 
1911. They were the parents of 4 children.
Mr and Mrs Glazebrook and family moved to a farm
north of Warrensburg in 1918, and then moved to a
farm south of Knob Noster in the spring of 1936. 
Mr Glazebrook is survived by his wife and daughter,
Miss Marjorie of the home, a son Kenneth Glazebrook
of Lee's Summit; and 2 sisters Mrs Miller Rice of 
Warrensburg and Mrs Vernon B Hill of Cathedral City, 
Calif.  He was preceded in death by two daughters, 
Jane, who died at the age of 3 years, and Vera Lee,
who died at the age of 4 months, and a brother
Roscoe Glazebrook.  Burial was in the Mineral Creek
cemetery at Leeton--taken from the K.N. Paper April 20.1961