Family Group Sheet for Marion Hoover		
						
		Husband:	Marion Hoover		
		Name:	Marion Hoover		
		Gender:	Male		
							
		Birth:	17	Nov 1894 in Bunch, Davis, IA [1]			
		Death:	06	Sep 1963 in Wichita Falls, Wichita, TX [2]		
		Marriage:	26	Sep 1914 in Snyder, Kiowa Co., OK [3]		
		Father:	Jeremiah Greene 'JERRY' Hoover		
		Mother:	Burgula Blumer		
		Other Spouses:					
					
		Wife:	Hettie Arlene King		
		Name:	Hettie Arlene King		
		Gender:	Female		
							
		Birth:	16	Sep 1897 in Norman, Cleveland, OK [3]			
		Death:	14	Mar 1978 in Ironton, MO [3]		
		Father:					
		Mother:					
		Other Spouses:					
							
		Children:					
	1	Name:	Helen Bergula (June) Hoover		
	F	Gender:	Female		
							
		Birth:	15	Mar 1918 in Mt. Park, Kiowa, OK [3]			
		Marriage:	27	Sep 1946 [3]		
		Spouses:	Robert Edward Rion (b: 31 Oct 1917)		
			Willis Sap		
	2	Name:	Ethel Cecelia Hoover		
	F	Gender:	Female		
							
		Birth:	27	May 1920 in Mt. Park, Kiowa, OK [3]			
		Death:	Kansas City, MO		
		Marriage:	01	Aug 1940 [3]		
		Spouses:	Francis Sawyer (b: 02 Jul 1920)		

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Marion Hoover									
OKLAHOMA  1920	MT. PARK TWPKIOWA CO	2 & 3 JANUARY			
Sd7; ED 136 Sheet 1 A	Enumerator: Samuel M. Kisling					
NAME  FIRST	REL	COL	SEX	BORN  AGE	OCCUPBORN	F BORN	M BORN	
HOOVER	Marion				25	IA	IA	IA	
Hettie A.				21	OK	AR	TX	
Helen Bdau			1 8/12	OK	IA	OK		

Marion Hoover sleep walked all his life.  Before grandma died in 1955 he came out and had to sleep with  his dad.  One night he got up on the bedpost and was "driving a team."  Grandpa had to wake him up.

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from Jerry Sawyer, grandson of Marion Hoover: 8/27/2000)  I have some wonderful memories of my  grandfather and grandmother (Marion and Hettie).  My grandfather cleaned the Babtist Church in Nevada  Missouri. I loved to help him or really get in his way. He also took me fishing a lot.  He had the keys to  almost all the strip pits north of Nevada.  We fished with cane poles and I can remember to this day of  how patient he was.  You have to understand, I think most of his time was spent in the Willow tree  releasing my line.  I don't remember grandpa or grandma ever being angry.  I have great memories of  them  both.  I don't know why I still remember this or if you would want this info but they lived on 229  North Pine in Nevada after moving from their farm.

On Monday, 2 Sep 1963, Marion and his brother, Walter, went to Wichita Falls, Texas from Snyder,  Oklahoma where they lived, to see their brother Clarence Hoover.  They arrived about 1:00 P.M. and a  little after 2:00 P.M. Marion suffered a stroke.  He was rushed to the hospital but never regained  consciousness.  He died on Friday, 6 Sep 1963.  Funeral services were held 8 Sep 1963 at the Baptist  Church in Snyder.  Buried in Mt. Park, OK cemetery. Marion had moved to Snyder on Friday (Aug. 31)  before Labor Day from Missouri where he had lived for years.

MARION HOOVER  Snyder-Services for Marion Hoover, 68, who died Friday in Wichita Falls, will be at  2:30 P.M., Sunday in the First Baptist church of Snyder.  Rev. Don Chaffin, pastor, will officiate. Burial will  be in the Mt. Park Cemetery under the direction of the Preston Leckie Funeral Home.  Mr. Hoover was  born Nov. 17, 1894 in Drakesville, IA.  He moved to the Snyder area when he was 11 years old and lived  there until he married in 1914.  He was a member and deacon of the Snyder First Baptist Church.  He  was a Sunday School teacher for 17 years.

Mother,Sister and I got together and made up a time line for you.  After Marion & Hettie were married in 1914 they lived in Mountain

Park, Okla.  There Helen B. Hoover and Ethel Cecelia Hoover (look at your notes  and make sure mom's middle name is correct) were born.  Around 1923 Marion and  family moved to Denver,Colo. where Marion was a detective for the
railroad.  This was a super job at that time.  Night shift,coupled with dangers  of the railroad (for example a detective was killed at K.C. Union Station  massacre) at the urging of his mother and wife he quit  that job. In approx.  1925 the family moved to K.C. Mo.  Marion's daughters both finished school in  K.C.  Marion had a dairy route for many years.  In the early 1940's Marion and  Hettie bought a small farm in Archie, Mo.  In approx.1959 they sold sold that  farm & bought acreage outside of Nevada, Mo.  Later they moved into Nevada and  lived at 229 N. Pine directly across the street from the Babtist Church where  Marion served as a deacon & did part time janitorial work, Hettie taught  Sunday school.  Marion loved to farm and was an excellent carpenter and loved

to buy and repair old houses.  He was an avid outdoors man who loved to hunt and  fish.  Marions' health began to fail in the late 1950's.  He always wanted to  return to his birthplace in Okla.  They sold their home and most of their  possessions & moved to Snyder,Okla.  They bought a small house& were not even  settled when Marion had a Cerebral hemorrhage and passed away on  Sept.6,1963.  Our memories of our grandparents [Marion&Hettie] are of people who  were devout Christians that loved life and other people.  If you have questions  E-mail me.  Jerry

Hettie Arlene King

Mrs. Hettie A. Hoover, 80, of 9219 McKinley, died Tuesday at a nursing home in Ironton, Mo.  She was  born in Oklahoma and had lived in this area 75 years.  Mrs. Hoover was a member of the Besonia Baptist  Church.  She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Ethel Sawyer of the home, and Mrs. Helen Rion, North Myrtle

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Beach, S.C.; a sister, Mrs. Bessie Barker, Snyder, Okla.; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.  Grave side services will be at 2p.m. Friday at the Forest Hill Cemetery.  Friends may call from 7 to 9 P.M.  Thursday at the Carson Blue Ridge Chapel.  Daughter of William King and Henrettie Cecela Barrett.

Helen Bergula (June) Hoover

Helen was named Helen Burgula Hoover at birth.  As an adult, she went to  court and had her name changed to Helen June.

Sources

1 	Burgula Blumer Hoover, 1950 & the 1900 Davis Co., IA census. 

2 	Walter Hoover, 1963.  Newspaper obit. 

3 	Marion Hoover, 1959. 

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