Jefferson City Post Tribune, October 1930 Four hours after the birth of a baby girl, her first child, Mrs. Almond Jarrett, 24 died at her home, 309 Tyler Street, last night. The baby was born at 8:30 p.m. and Mrs. Jarrett passed away at 12:30. The infant is alive and apparently doing well. Mrs. Jarrett, formerly Miss Helen Louise Johnson, was the daughter of J.E. Johnson, well known former Missouri Pacific employee here. He is now living in Centertown where also resides her two surviving brothers, Jean and Ralph Johnson. Her mother was burned to death several years ago in an explosion at the family home here. A sister, Mrs. Jennie Copeland, now deceased, formerly lived in Jefferson City. The young woman was born and reared in the capital city, attending school here and graduating with the class of 1925 from the local high school. She was popular among her fellow students and had a host of friends who admired and respected her. One year ago she married Almond Jarrett, who survives and the couple resided here. The funeral took place at the Christian Church at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon and burial was made in Riverview Cemetery. Note: the husband of the deceased is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jarrett, formerly of Iberia.