Daisy Rash was born near Mack’s Creek, Camden county, Missouri, February 23, 1904, and passed away at Halstead Kansas, March 8, 1925, from injuries received in an automobile accident, aged twenty-one years and thirteen days.
She removed from her Missouri home to Newton, nearly three years ago where she has resided ever since. She was married to Thomas Stogsdill, August 17, 1923, and was at the time of her untimely death, residing with her husband at 606 Old Main street, Newton.
As a child the deceased was paralyzed in one limb, and was reared and brought to maturity only through years of unusual care and loving attention on the part of fond parents. She was of attractive and care free disposition, fond of her friends and loved ones. Those who knew her loved her and mourn her going. She accepted Christ as her Saviour and united with the Baptists at the age of twelve, remaining in the faith till the end. She leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Rash of 609 W. Sixth street, one sister Mrs. Frank Young also of Newton and a younger brother Earl at home; her husband and many relatives back in the old home state to mourn her tragic death. After services conducted at the Duff & Son funeral parlors, she was laid away in Greenwood cemetery, Arthur Brooks of the Christian Church, officiating. NK-R March 9, 1925.
1904 - 1925 (21 years)