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Note: Decatur Herald Thursday May 3, 1962 Glen M. Wantland
Funeral services for Glen M. Wantland will be at 1 p.m. Friday in Brintlingers Funeral Home with burial in South Hill Cemetery, Vandalia. Friends may call after 4pm today at the funeral home.
Mr. Wantland, 66, a patient at the Macon Acres Nursing Home, died at 10:55 a.m. yesterday in the nursing home.
Mr. Wantland who had been a patient in the home since July 1957, had lived in Decatur 5 years, coming here from Springfield. He had been employed in the Farm Cafe. Mr. Wantland was born May 31, 1896 in Fayette County, the son of Disbro and Josephine Woolsey Wantland.
He married Marie Hagy. She preceded him in death in 1942. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. Paul (Charlotte) Schroeder of Springfield, a brother, Clarence Wantland of Decatur, two sisters, Mrs. Clem (Nellie) Freeman of Decatur and Mrs. John W. (Maude) Brown of Macon, and three grandchildren and one great grand child.
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WWI Draft Registration card: Glen McKinley Wantland, 506 Washington St., Hillsboro, Montgomery Co., Illinois; born Vandalia; driver for Merchant Transfer Co.; married; wife and 6 mos. child; dark brown eyes, dark brown hair.
1920 Census: Glen M. Wantland, 24, motorman street car co.; wife Marie, 23; Charlotte, 3; living at 848 on South Spring in Springfield, Sangamon Co., Illinois (p9A, 8 Jan)
1927 City Directory, Springfield, Illinois: Wantland, Glen (Marie), r. 126 E. Miller
Wantland, Marie Mrs., waitress Samovar Tea Room, r. 126 E. Miller
Released on Bond 22 Jun 1929
Shelbyville, June 22--Glen Wantland who has been an inmate of the Shelby Co., jail, charged with embezzlement,
was released Wednesday after furnishing bond in the sum of $600.
WWII Draft Registration Card: Glenn McKinley Wantland, 1333 West Johnson St., Vandalia, Illinois; 45, born 21 May 1896, Vandalia, Illinois; unemployed painter; notify Josephine Wantland, same address; 5'10", 160 lbs; 27 Apr 1942
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