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HIRST.
Irvin C. Hirst, 83, of Mission, Texas, formerly of Barry, died Monday, Jan. 10, 2011, in Mission Hospital,
Mission, Texas. He was born May 11,1927, on the family farm in Calhoun County, to Carrol and Beulah (Becker) Hirst.
They preceded him in death. He married Elizabeth L. (Betty) Hubbard April 28, 1951, in Nebo. She died April 7,
2002. He married Betty Lou Bain March 15, 2003, in Mission. She survives in Mission.
He is also survived by four sons, Phillip Hirst and his wife, Beth of Peoria, Gale Hirst of Westerville, Ohio,
Raymond Hirst and his wife Mary Ann, of Quincy and Rodney Hirst and his wife Jan
of Metamora; and one daughter, Barbara and her husband Bob Irick, of Kansas City, Mo. Also survived by four grandsons,
Chad Hirst and wife Lori, of Eureka, Jacob Hirst of Metamora, and Chase and Lucas Hirst of Peoria; four granddaughters,
Cassie Keschinger and husband Kevin, of Parkville City, Mo.; Jessica Burkett and husband Lance of Kansas City;
Courtney Stivers and husband Ryan of Arkansas and Ashton Hirst of Peoria; five great-grandchildren; two brothers,
Glen Hirst and Kenneth Hirst; and two sisters, Vera Vetter and Moina Miller. He was preceded in death by two brothers,
Keith Hirst and John Hirst. Irvin was a W.W. II Navy Veteran & member of the VFW. He had once served as Mayor
of Barry for eight years. He was a member of the Barry Church of Christ. He retired from General Telephone Company
after 40 years of service. In his spare time he enjoyed bowling and the Lions Club.
Visitation were held from 5-7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 14, at the Kirgan Funeral Home in Barry. Funeral services were
held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 15, at the Kirgan Funeral Home in Barry. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery, Pittsfield.
[Pike Press, Submitted by Bill Browning]
HUBBARD, JESS
Jess Hubbard, 78, of Mozier, a retired farmer died Sunday night, Dec. 29, 1963 in Illini Community hospital in
Pittsfield . Mr. Hubbard was born May 30, 1885 at Belleview, a son of Edward and Lenora Knight Hubbard. He had
lived in the Belleview community his entire life. He was never married. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy
Swearingin of Mozier and Mrs. Bertha Blackstun of Newburg, Mo. Funeral services were held in Ward funeral chapel
in Pleasant Hill , Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 1. 1964, with the Rev. Owen McNelly officiating. Burial was in Poor
cemetery near Mozier. [Submitted by Christine Walters]
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