E  A "Bud" Taylor
Funeral Held at Sesser Today for "Bud" Taylor

Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Baptist
Church of Sesser for 
E A "Bud" Taylor, who passed away Sunday morning at 4:30 at his home in
that city.  Services were conducted by Rev. W. A. Gray of Nashville,
assisted by Rev. T. H. Dorris.  Interment was made in the Maple Hill
cemetery with the Brayfield Funeral Home in charge.

Mr. Taylor has been ill the past month and just recently had undergone
an operation in the Union Hospital at West Frankfort.

He was born January 14, 1878, the son of Richard and Maria Robinson
Taylor and had lived his life in Sesser.

Surviving are the widow, Mrs Nellie Taylor; five sons, Arlie, Alva,
Clarence, and Richard of Sesser and Noah of St Louis; two daughters, Mrs
Ruby Jones and Miss Clarabelle of Sesser; three brothers, Jack, Willis
and Marion Taylor of Sesser, and three sisiters, Mrs Della Mendenhall of
Michigan, and Mrs Minnie Cockrum and Mrs Sadie Hall of Sesser.

(Handwritten date appears to be July 1936)

Mrs Edith Thurmond McLaren

Mrs Wallace Page (nee Carrie Vivian Tucker)
Mrs Wallace Page 
Dies in Galesburg

Mrs. Wallace B Page, formerly of this county, died in Galesburg, Ill, 
hospital last Friday and was brought home to Frisco, near her old home
for funeral services and interment.  She was the sister of Robert C
Tucker, of near Frisco, and was a daughter of John Tucker, one of the
more prominent farmers of the northern part of the county.

Following is an obituary that was prepared and read at the funeral
services:
Carrie Vivian Tucker was born near Belle Rive, Ill, December 8, 1894. 
She was the daughter of John and Susan Tucker, and the youngest of seven
children.  All her early life was spent near Frisco and since the age of
sixteen she was a member of the Baptist church there.

She was married to Wallace B Page on March 23, 1913, and in 1920 they
with their family moved to northern Illinois, near Aledo and have lived
there since that time.  She was the mother of four children, Neva
Lucille, 19, and Gladys Marie, 17, who have just finished high school.
Harold Gilbert, who preceded his mother in death nine years ago, and an
infant daughter who passed away with her mother.

Carrie was a loving wife and mother, a dear sister, a true friend and
neighbor.  To know her was to love her, and those who knew her best
loved her most, life was made richer and sweeter by having known her.

For several years Carrie had been in ill health, but was always a
patient sufferer.  Her last illness was of several weeks duration, but
she took suddenly worse Thursday night and was taken to St Mary's
hospital in Galesburg and passed away at 1 PM Friday, June 2, 1933, at
the age of 38 years, 5 months, and 25 days.

She leaves to mourn her passing a very devoted husband and two loving
daughters, four brothers, William, Charley, Bob and Jim Tucker, two
sisters, Ella and Julia, and a host of other relatives and friends.

"A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled."