Joseph Solomon Baum
14 June 1868 ~ 23 December 1928
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BAUM.
Funeral rites for Joseph Solomon Baum, 60 years old, long-time dry goods merchant here, who died early Sunday morning at his apartment in the Baum store building, were conducted yesterday morning at the Hurlbut chapel. Rabbi I. L. Rypins of the United Hebrew Congregation was in charge. Pallbearers were Robert Cole of Galena, Mercer Arnold, William Bullard, Ben F. Wurzel, Dave Baum and G. Ferguson. A motor escort was formed to accompany the body to Fort Scott, Kan., for burial.
Joplin Globe,
Thursday, December 27, 1928, Pg. ?. 4 of 10.
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Joplin Globe,
Tuesday, December 25, 1928. Pg. 2. 2 of 16.
BAUM FUNERAL TO
BE HELD TOMORROW.
Veteran Dry Goods Merchant Dies
in Apartment Here—Ill Only
a Week.
Funeral services for Joseph Solomon Baum, 60 years old, veteran dry goods merchant of Joplin and widely known in the district, who died at 4:30 o'clock Sunday morning at his apartments in the Baum store building, 814 Main street, will be conducted at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning: at the Hurlbut chapel. Rabbi I. L. Rypins of the United Hebrew Congregation will officiate. Pallbearers will be Mercer Arnold, Robert Coles of Galena, William Bullard, Ben F. Wurzel, Dave Baum and G. Ferguson. A funeral cortege will accompany the body to Fort Scott, Kan., where burial services will be conducted.
To Hospital Dec. 15.
Mr. Baum's death was due to acute dilation of the heart, which followed bronchial pneumonia. He had been ill a week, having been taken to St. John's hospital Saturday, December 15, after he had taken an overdose of an opiate. He developed bronchial pneumonia the following Monday, but his condition improved so that he was removed to his apartments Wednesday.
Friday he became worse, and his illness gradually became more serious until his death early Sunday morning.
Mrs. Estella Baum, his daughter, who is a trained nurse, arrived Tuesday and was with him until his death.
Mr. Baum had resided here more than twenty-five years and had operated a mercantile establishment on Main street during that time. For several years he was proprietor of a store between Ninth and Tenth streets on Main street, and later acquired the property at 814 Main street, to which he moved his business.
Born June 14, 1868, at Butler, Ill., he went to Galena at an early age. It was in that city that he received his elementary education. Later he attended a military college at Fayetteville, Ark., which became the University of Arkansas. After he completed his education, he returned to Galena and for a number of years operated a dry goods
store there.
In 1897 he came to Joplin and established a dry goods store here.
Surviving, besides the daughter, are four sisters. Miss Lena Baum and Miss Rosa Baum, who operate a mercantile store at Galena, Mrs, J. McMichel of Reed Springs, Mo., and Mrs. Albert Baum of Colorado Springs, Colo., and a brother, Leo Baum of Chickasha, Okla.
Joplin Globe,
Tuesday, December 25, 1928. Pg. 2. 2 of 16.
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Joplin News Herald,
Monday, December 24, 1928. Front Pg. 1A and Pg. 2A.
DEATH COMES TO
JOSEPH S. BAUM
Had Been in Mercantile Busi-
ness Here for Many Years
—Funeral Wednesday.
Joseph Solomon Baum, 60 years old, dry goods merchant in Joplin many years and widely known here, died at 4:30 o'clock yesterday morning at his apartments in the Baum, store building, 814 Main street, from acute dilation of the heart, which followed bronchial pneumonia.
Mr. Baum had been ill a week, having been taken to St. John's hospital Saturday, December 15, after he had taken an overdose of an opiate. His condition improved Sunday, but Monday he developed bronchial pneumonia. He rallied from the pneumonia attack Tuesday and was improved to the extent that he was taken to his apartment from the hospital Wednesday.
Daughter at Bedside.
He suffered a setback Friday, however, and his condition became gradually worse until his death early yesterday morning. His daughter, Mrs. Estella Baum of New York City, who is a trained nurse, arrived at his bedside last Tuesday and was with him continually until his death.
Mr. Baum had been a resident of Joplin more than twenty-five year's and, during that entire time, had been proprietor of a mercantile establishment on Main street. For several years he operated a store located between Ninth and Tenth streets on Main street, and later acquired the property at 814 Main street, to which he moved his business.
He was born June 14, 1868, at Butler, III., and at an early age went to Galena, Kan., where he acquired his elementary education. He later attended a military college at Fayetteville, Ark., which later became the University of Arkansas. After he completed his education, he returned to Galena and for a number of years operated a dry goods store there.
In 1897, he came
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DEATH COMES TO
JOSEPH S. BAUM.
(Continued from page 1)
to Joplin and opened an establishment here.
Burial to Be at Fort Scott.
Surviving him, besides the daughter, are four sisters, Misses Lena and Rose Baum, who operate a mercantile store at Galena, Kan., and Mrs. J. McMichel of Reed Springs, Mo., and Mrs. Albert Baum of Colorado Springs, Colo., and a brother, Leo Baum of Chickasha, Okla.
Funeral services will be conducted at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning,at the Hurlbut chapel. Rabbi I. L. Rypins of the United Hebrew Congregation will have charge of the services. Pallbearers will be Mercer Arnold, Robert Coles of Galena, William Bullard, Ben F. Wurzel, Dave Baum and G. Ferguson, all of Joplin. A motor cortege will accompany the body to Fort Scott, Kan., where burial services will be
held.
Joplin News Herald,
Monday, December 24, 1928. Front Pg. 1A and Pg. 2A.
Note: Mrs. James McMichel
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Note: Leo Baum later moved to Galena and managed a dry goods store. He was in two different locations, when I knew him. Dortha Senter ended up owning & managing both that store, next to her dad, Ted Senter's, Golden Rule Store and the Golden Rule Store as a combined store.
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Joseph Solomon Baum
Born June 14, 1868, at Butler, Ill.
D.C. has June 19, 1868 on Supplementary form.
Father: Ludwig Baum
Mother's Maiden name; Gertrude ? Baum;
They were both from Germany.
I've seen her maiden name some place. I'll try to find it.
Informant: Miss Stella Baum, Joplin
Missouri Death Certificates, 1910 – 1963
Name Date of Death County City Certificate Number
Joseph S. Baum [June 19, 1868] - December 23, 1928 Jasper Joplin 41332 view image pdf file
www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1928/1928_00042600.PDF
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Spouse Name: Lillian Dubarry
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14 June 1868 ~ 23 December 1928
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BAUM.
Funeral rites for Joseph Solomon Baum, 60 years old, long-time dry goods merchant here, who died early Sunday morning at his apartment in the Baum store building, were conducted yesterday morning at the Hurlbut chapel. Rabbi I. L. Rypins of the United Hebrew Congregation was in charge. Pallbearers were Robert Cole of Galena, Mercer Arnold, William Bullard, Ben F. Wurzel, Dave Baum and G. Ferguson. A motor escort was formed to accompany the body to Fort Scott, Kan., for burial.
Joplin Globe,
Thursday, December 27, 1928, Pg. ?. 4 of 10.
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Joplin Globe,
Tuesday, December 25, 1928. Pg. 2. 2 of 16.
BAUM FUNERAL TO
BE HELD TOMORROW.
Veteran Dry Goods Merchant Dies
in Apartment Here—Ill Only
a Week.
Funeral services for Joseph Solomon Baum, 60 years old, veteran dry goods merchant of Joplin and widely known in the district, who died at 4:30 o'clock Sunday morning at his apartments in the Baum store building, 814 Main street, will be conducted at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning: at the Hurlbut chapel. Rabbi I. L. Rypins of the United Hebrew Congregation will officiate. Pallbearers will be Mercer Arnold, Robert Coles of Galena, William Bullard, Ben F. Wurzel, Dave Baum and G. Ferguson. A funeral cortege will accompany the body to Fort Scott, Kan., where burial services will be conducted.
To Hospital Dec. 15.
Mr. Baum's death was due to acute dilation of the heart, which followed bronchial pneumonia. He had been ill a week, having been taken to St. John's hospital Saturday, December 15, after he had taken an overdose of an opiate. He developed bronchial pneumonia the following Monday, but his condition improved so that he was removed to his apartments Wednesday.
Friday he became worse, and his illness gradually became more serious until his death early Sunday morning.
Mrs. Estella Baum, his daughter, who is a trained nurse, arrived Tuesday and was with him until his death.
Mr. Baum had resided here more than twenty-five years and had operated a mercantile establishment on Main street during that time. For several years he was proprietor of a store between Ninth and Tenth streets on Main street, and later acquired the property at 814 Main street, to which he moved his business.
Born June 14, 1868, at Butler, Ill., he went to Galena at an early age. It was in that city that he received his elementary education. Later he attended a military college at Fayetteville, Ark., which became the University of Arkansas. After he completed his education, he returned to Galena and for a number of years operated a dry goods
store there.
In 1897 he came to Joplin and established a dry goods store here.
Surviving, besides the daughter, are four sisters. Miss Lena Baum and Miss Rosa Baum, who operate a mercantile store at Galena, Mrs, J. McMichel of Reed Springs, Mo., and Mrs. Albert Baum of Colorado Springs, Colo., and a brother, Leo Baum of Chickasha, Okla.
Joplin Globe,
Tuesday, December 25, 1928. Pg. 2. 2 of 16.
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Joplin News Herald,
Monday, December 24, 1928. Front Pg. 1A and Pg. 2A.
DEATH COMES TO
JOSEPH S. BAUM
Had Been in Mercantile Busi-
ness Here for Many Years
—Funeral Wednesday.
Joseph Solomon Baum, 60 years old, dry goods merchant in Joplin many years and widely known here, died at 4:30 o'clock yesterday morning at his apartments in the Baum, store building, 814 Main street, from acute dilation of the heart, which followed bronchial pneumonia.
Mr. Baum had been ill a week, having been taken to St. John's hospital Saturday, December 15, after he had taken an overdose of an opiate. His condition improved Sunday, but Monday he developed bronchial pneumonia. He rallied from the pneumonia attack Tuesday and was improved to the extent that he was taken to his apartment from the hospital Wednesday.
Daughter at Bedside.
He suffered a setback Friday, however, and his condition became gradually worse until his death early yesterday morning. His daughter, Mrs. Estella Baum of New York City, who is a trained nurse, arrived at his bedside last Tuesday and was with him continually until his death.
Mr. Baum had been a resident of Joplin more than twenty-five year's and, during that entire time, had been proprietor of a mercantile establishment on Main street. For several years he operated a store located between Ninth and Tenth streets on Main street, and later acquired the property at 814 Main street, to which he moved his business.
He was born June 14, 1868, at Butler, III., and at an early age went to Galena, Kan., where he acquired his elementary education. He later attended a military college at Fayetteville, Ark., which later became the University of Arkansas. After he completed his education, he returned to Galena and for a number of years operated a dry goods store there.
In 1897, he came
(Continued on page 2.)
DEATH COMES TO
JOSEPH S. BAUM.
(Continued from page 1)
to Joplin and opened an establishment here.
Burial to Be at Fort Scott.
Surviving him, besides the daughter, are four sisters, Misses Lena and Rose Baum, who operate a mercantile store at Galena, Kan., and Mrs. J. McMichel of Reed Springs, Mo., and Mrs. Albert Baum of Colorado Springs, Colo., and a brother, Leo Baum of Chickasha, Okla.
Funeral services will be conducted at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning,at the Hurlbut chapel. Rabbi I. L. Rypins of the United Hebrew Congregation will have charge of the services. Pallbearers will be Mercer Arnold, Robert Coles of Galena, William Bullard, Ben F. Wurzel, Dave Baum and G. Ferguson, all of Joplin. A motor cortege will accompany the body to Fort Scott, Kan., where burial services will be
held.
Joplin News Herald,
Monday, December 24, 1928. Front Pg. 1A and Pg. 2A.
Note: Mrs. James McMichel
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Note: Leo Baum later moved to Galena and managed a dry goods store. He was in two different locations, when I knew him. Dortha Senter ended up owning & managing both that store, next to her dad, Ted Senter's, Golden Rule Store and the Golden Rule Store as a combined store.
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Joseph Solomon Baum
Born June 14, 1868, at Butler, Ill.
D.C. has June 19, 1868 on Supplementary form.
Father: Ludwig Baum
Mother's Maiden name; Gertrude ? Baum;
They were both from Germany.
I've seen her maiden name some place. I'll try to find it.
Informant: Miss Stella Baum, Joplin
Missouri Death Certificates, 1910 – 1963
Name Date of Death County City Certificate Number
Joseph S. Baum [June 19, 1868] - December 23, 1928 Jasper Joplin 41332 view image pdf file
www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1928/1928_00042600.PDF
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Spouse Name: Lillian Dubarry
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Joseph Solomon Baum
14 June 1868 ~ 23 December 1928
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BAUM.
Funeral rites for Joseph Solomon Baum, 60 years old, long-time dry goods merchant here, who died early Sunday morning at his apartment in the Baum store building, were conducted yesterday morning at the Hurlbut chapel. Rabbi I. L. Rypins of the United Hebrew Congregation was in charge. Pallbearers were Robert Cole of Galena, Mercer Arnold, William Bullard, Ben F. Wurzel, Dave Baum and G. Ferguson. A motor escort was formed to accompany the body to Fort Scott, Kan., for burial.
Joplin Globe,
Thursday, December 27, 1928, Pg. ?. 4 of 10.
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Joplin Globe,
Tuesday, December 25, 1928. Pg. 2. 2 of 16.
BAUM FUNERAL TO
BE HELD TOMORROW.
Veteran Dry Goods Merchant Dies
in Apartment Here—Ill Only
a Week.
Funeral services for Joseph Solomon Baum, 60 years old, veteran dry goods merchant of Joplin and widely known in the district, who died at 4:30 o'clock Sunday morning at his apartments in the Baum store building, 814 Main street, will be conducted at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning: at the Hurlbut chapel. Rabbi I. L. Rypins of the United Hebrew Congregation will officiate. Pallbearers will be Mercer Arnold, Robert Coles of Galena, William Bullard, Ben F. Wurzel, Dave Baum and G. Ferguson. A funeral cortege will accompany the body to Fort Scott, Kan., where burial services will be conducted.
To Hospital Dec. 15.
Mr. Baum's death was due to acute dilation of the heart, which followed bronchial pneumonia. He had been ill a week, having been taken to St. John's hospital Saturday, December 15, after he had taken an overdose of an opiate. He developed bronchial pneumonia the following Monday, but his condition improved so that he was removed to his apartments Wednesday.
Friday he became worse, and his illness gradually became more serious until his death early Sunday morning.
Mrs. Estella Baum, his daughter, who is a trained nurse, arrived Tuesday and was with him until his death.
Mr. Baum had resided here more than twenty-five years and had operated a mercantile establishment on Main street during that time. For several years he was proprietor of a store between Ninth and Tenth streets on Main street, and later acquired the property at 814 Main street, to which he moved his business.
Born June 14, 1868, at Butler, Ill., he went to Galena at an early age. It was in that city that he received his elementary education. Later he attended a military college at Fayetteville, Ark., which became the University of Arkansas. After he completed his education, he returned to Galena and for a number of years operated a dry goods
store there.
In 1897 he came to Joplin and established a dry goods store here.
Surviving, besides the daughter, are four sisters. Miss Lena Baum and Miss Rosa Baum, who operate a mercantile store at Galena, Mrs, J. McMichel of Reed Springs, Mo., and Mrs. Albert Baum of Colorado Springs, Colo., and a brother, Leo Baum of Chickasha, Okla.
Joplin Globe,
Tuesday, December 25, 1928. Pg. 2. 2 of 16.
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Joplin News Herald,
Monday, December 24, 1928. Front Pg. 1A and Pg. 2A.
DEATH COMES TO
JOSEPH S. BAUM
Had Been in Mercantile Busi-
ness Here for Many Years
—Funeral Wednesday.
Joseph Solomon Baum, 60 years old, dry goods merchant in Joplin many years and widely known here, died at 4:30 o'clock yesterday morning at his apartments in the Baum, store building, 814 Main street, from acute dilation of the heart, which followed bronchial pneumonia.
Mr. Baum had been ill a week, having been taken to St. John's hospital Saturday, December 15, after he had taken an overdose of an opiate. His condition improved Sunday, but Monday he developed bronchial pneumonia. He rallied from the pneumonia attack Tuesday and was improved to the extent that he was taken to his apartment from the hospital Wednesday.
Daughter at Bedside.
He suffered a setback Friday, however, and his condition became gradually worse until his death early yesterday morning. His daughter, Mrs. Estella Baum of New York City, who is a trained nurse, arrived at his bedside last Tuesday and was with him continually until his death.
Mr. Baum had been a resident of Joplin more than twenty-five year's and, during that entire time, had been proprietor of a mercantile establishment on Main street. For several years he operated a store located between Ninth and Tenth streets on Main street, and later acquired the property at 814 Main street, to which he moved his business.
He was born June 14, 1868, at Butler, III., and at an early age went to Galena, Kan., where he acquired his elementary education. He later attended a military college at Fayetteville, Ark., which later became the University of Arkansas. After he completed his education, he returned to Galena and for a number of years operated a dry goods store there.
In 1897, he came
(Continued on page 2.)
DEATH COMES TO
JOSEPH S. BAUM.
(Continued from page 1)
to Joplin and opened an establishment here.
Burial to Be at Fort Scott.
Surviving him, besides the daughter, are four sisters, Misses Lena and Rose Baum, who operate a mercantile store at Galena, Kan., and Mrs. J. McMichel of Reed Springs, Mo., and Mrs. Albert Baum of Colorado Springs, Colo., and a brother, Leo Baum of Chickasha, Okla.
Funeral services will be conducted at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning,at the Hurlbut chapel. Rabbi I. L. Rypins of the United Hebrew Congregation will have charge of the services. Pallbearers will be Mercer Arnold, Robert Coles of Galena, William Bullard, Ben F. Wurzel, Dave Baum and G. Ferguson, all of Joplin. A motor cortege will accompany the body to Fort Scott, Kan., where burial services will be
held.
Joplin News Herald,
Monday, December 24, 1928. Front Pg. 1A and Pg. 2A.
Note: Mrs. James McMichel
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Note: Leo Baum later moved to Galena and managed a dry goods store. He was in two different locations, when I knew him. Dortha Senter ended up owning & managing both that store, next to her dad, Ted Senter's, Golden Rule Store and the Golden Rule Store as a combined store.
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Joseph Solomon Baum
Born June 14, 1868, at Butler, Ill.
D.C. has June 19, 1868 on Supplementary form.
Father: Ludwig Baum
Mother's Maiden name; Gertrude ? Baum;
They were both from Germany.
I've seen her maiden name some place. I'll try to find it.
Informant: Miss Stella Baum, Joplin
Missouri Death Certificates, 1910 – 1963
Name Date of Death County City Certificate Number
Joseph S. Baum [June 19, 1868] - December 23, 1928 Jasper Joplin 41332 view image pdf file
www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1928/1928_00042600.PDF
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Spouse Name: Lillian Dubarry
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14 June 1868 ~ 23 December 1928
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BAUM.
Funeral rites for Joseph Solomon Baum, 60 years old, long-time dry goods merchant here, who died early Sunday morning at his apartment in the Baum store building, were conducted yesterday morning at the Hurlbut chapel. Rabbi I. L. Rypins of the United Hebrew Congregation was in charge. Pallbearers were Robert Cole of Galena, Mercer Arnold, William Bullard, Ben F. Wurzel, Dave Baum and G. Ferguson. A motor escort was formed to accompany the body to Fort Scott, Kan., for burial.
Joplin Globe,
Thursday, December 27, 1928, Pg. ?. 4 of 10.
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Joplin Globe,
Tuesday, December 25, 1928. Pg. 2. 2 of 16.
BAUM FUNERAL TO
BE HELD TOMORROW.
Veteran Dry Goods Merchant Dies
in Apartment Here—Ill Only
a Week.
Funeral services for Joseph Solomon Baum, 60 years old, veteran dry goods merchant of Joplin and widely known in the district, who died at 4:30 o'clock Sunday morning at his apartments in the Baum store building, 814 Main street, will be conducted at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning: at the Hurlbut chapel. Rabbi I. L. Rypins of the United Hebrew Congregation will officiate. Pallbearers will be Mercer Arnold, Robert Coles of Galena, William Bullard, Ben F. Wurzel, Dave Baum and G. Ferguson. A funeral cortege will accompany the body to Fort Scott, Kan., where burial services will be conducted.
To Hospital Dec. 15.
Mr. Baum's death was due to acute dilation of the heart, which followed bronchial pneumonia. He had been ill a week, having been taken to St. John's hospital Saturday, December 15, after he had taken an overdose of an opiate. He developed bronchial pneumonia the following Monday, but his condition improved so that he was removed to his apartments Wednesday.
Friday he became worse, and his illness gradually became more serious until his death early Sunday morning.
Mrs. Estella Baum, his daughter, who is a trained nurse, arrived Tuesday and was with him until his death.
Mr. Baum had resided here more than twenty-five years and had operated a mercantile establishment on Main street during that time. For several years he was proprietor of a store between Ninth and Tenth streets on Main street, and later acquired the property at 814 Main street, to which he moved his business.
Born June 14, 1868, at Butler, Ill., he went to Galena at an early age. It was in that city that he received his elementary education. Later he attended a military college at Fayetteville, Ark., which became the University of Arkansas. After he completed his education, he returned to Galena and for a number of years operated a dry goods
store there.
In 1897 he came to Joplin and established a dry goods store here.
Surviving, besides the daughter, are four sisters. Miss Lena Baum and Miss Rosa Baum, who operate a mercantile store at Galena, Mrs, J. McMichel of Reed Springs, Mo., and Mrs. Albert Baum of Colorado Springs, Colo., and a brother, Leo Baum of Chickasha, Okla.
Joplin Globe,
Tuesday, December 25, 1928. Pg. 2. 2 of 16.
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Joplin News Herald,
Monday, December 24, 1928. Front Pg. 1A and Pg. 2A.
DEATH COMES TO
JOSEPH S. BAUM
Had Been in Mercantile Busi-
ness Here for Many Years
—Funeral Wednesday.
Joseph Solomon Baum, 60 years old, dry goods merchant in Joplin many years and widely known here, died at 4:30 o'clock yesterday morning at his apartments in the Baum, store building, 814 Main street, from acute dilation of the heart, which followed bronchial pneumonia.
Mr. Baum had been ill a week, having been taken to St. John's hospital Saturday, December 15, after he had taken an overdose of an opiate. His condition improved Sunday, but Monday he developed bronchial pneumonia. He rallied from the pneumonia attack Tuesday and was improved to the extent that he was taken to his apartment from the hospital Wednesday.
Daughter at Bedside.
He suffered a setback Friday, however, and his condition became gradually worse until his death early yesterday morning. His daughter, Mrs. Estella Baum of New York City, who is a trained nurse, arrived at his bedside last Tuesday and was with him continually until his death.
Mr. Baum had been a resident of Joplin more than twenty-five year's and, during that entire time, had been proprietor of a mercantile establishment on Main street. For several years he operated a store located between Ninth and Tenth streets on Main street, and later acquired the property at 814 Main street, to which he moved his business.
He was born June 14, 1868, at Butler, III., and at an early age went to Galena, Kan., where he acquired his elementary education. He later attended a military college at Fayetteville, Ark., which later became the University of Arkansas. After he completed his education, he returned to Galena and for a number of years operated a dry goods store there.
In 1897, he came
(Continued on page 2.)
DEATH COMES TO
JOSEPH S. BAUM.
(Continued from page 1)
to Joplin and opened an establishment here.
Burial to Be at Fort Scott.
Surviving him, besides the daughter, are four sisters, Misses Lena and Rose Baum, who operate a mercantile store at Galena, Kan., and Mrs. J. McMichel of Reed Springs, Mo., and Mrs. Albert Baum of Colorado Springs, Colo., and a brother, Leo Baum of Chickasha, Okla.
Funeral services will be conducted at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning,at the Hurlbut chapel. Rabbi I. L. Rypins of the United Hebrew Congregation will have charge of the services. Pallbearers will be Mercer Arnold, Robert Coles of Galena, William Bullard, Ben F. Wurzel, Dave Baum and G. Ferguson, all of Joplin. A motor cortege will accompany the body to Fort Scott, Kan., where burial services will be
held.
Joplin News Herald,
Monday, December 24, 1928. Front Pg. 1A and Pg. 2A.
Note: Mrs. James McMichel
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Note: Leo Baum later moved to Galena and managed a dry goods store. He was in two different locations, when I knew him. Dortha Senter ended up owning & managing both that store, next to her dad, Ted Senter's, Golden Rule Store and the Golden Rule Store as a combined store.
~*~
Joseph Solomon Baum
Born June 14, 1868, at Butler, Ill.
D.C. has June 19, 1868 on Supplementary form.
Father: Ludwig Baum
Mother's Maiden name; Gertrude ? Baum;
They were both from Germany.
I've seen her maiden name some place. I'll try to find it.
Informant: Miss Stella Baum, Joplin
Missouri Death Certificates, 1910 – 1963
Name Date of Death County City Certificate Number
Joseph S. Baum [June 19, 1868] - December 23, 1928 Jasper Joplin 41332 view image pdf file
www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1928/1928_00042600.PDF
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Spouse Name: Lillian Dubarry
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