Death Removes E. J. White Today
Has Been Ill for Several Years – Leaves 7 Daughters—Funeral Sunday
Edward Jourdan White, age 57 years, died at 2:30 this morning at his home on West Fifth Street. He had been in poor health for the last fifteen years and his decline had been especially noticeable the last two years. His serious illness began a few weeks ago.
Funeral services will be held at the Jones & McElhinney chapel at three o'clock Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. Leslie Mountford of the Second United Presbyterian Church. Interment will be in Elm Grove Cemetery. It is announced that friends of the family may call at the undertaking parlors.
In spite of his ill health, Mr. White was of a happy disposition and fully enjoyed life. He was commonly known as "Jud" to his many friends. He had a splendid family, to whom his death is a severe blow. They have the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
Mr. White was born in Muscatine County July 15, 1864 and was a son of William H. White and Mary A. White. He was married 36 years ago on September 30 to Minnie Mills from Nichols, Iowa and they came to Washington County 34 years ago. Mr. White was a farmer by occupation and lived on a farm until his removal to the place in the west part of town just inside the city limits seven years ago.
He is survived by his aged mother, Mrs. Mary A. White of Wellman, seven daughters, Mrs. Madison Jones of west of town, Mrs. Karl Libe and Mrs. Frank Libe of southwest of town, Miss Lela White at home, Mrs. Floyd Banks of the Dublin community, Mrs. Don Beatty of Washington and Miss Marjorie White who lives at home; four brothers and one sister, Henry White of Wellman, Charles White of Alpena, S.D., Ben White of Lexington, Mrs. West Phillips and Will White, both of Iowa City.
Washington Evening Journal 11 March 1921
Has Been Ill for Several Years – Leaves 7 Daughters—Funeral Sunday
Edward Jourdan White, age 57 years, died at 2:30 this morning at his home on West Fifth Street. He had been in poor health for the last fifteen years and his decline had been especially noticeable the last two years. His serious illness began a few weeks ago.
Funeral services will be held at the Jones & McElhinney chapel at three o'clock Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. Leslie Mountford of the Second United Presbyterian Church. Interment will be in Elm Grove Cemetery. It is announced that friends of the family may call at the undertaking parlors.
In spite of his ill health, Mr. White was of a happy disposition and fully enjoyed life. He was commonly known as "Jud" to his many friends. He had a splendid family, to whom his death is a severe blow. They have the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
Mr. White was born in Muscatine County July 15, 1864 and was a son of William H. White and Mary A. White. He was married 36 years ago on September 30 to Minnie Mills from Nichols, Iowa and they came to Washington County 34 years ago. Mr. White was a farmer by occupation and lived on a farm until his removal to the place in the west part of town just inside the city limits seven years ago.
He is survived by his aged mother, Mrs. Mary A. White of Wellman, seven daughters, Mrs. Madison Jones of west of town, Mrs. Karl Libe and Mrs. Frank Libe of southwest of town, Miss Lela White at home, Mrs. Floyd Banks of the Dublin community, Mrs. Don Beatty of Washington and Miss Marjorie White who lives at home; four brothers and one sister, Henry White of Wellman, Charles White of Alpena, S.D., Ben White of Lexington, Mrs. West Phillips and Will White, both of Iowa City.
Washington Evening Journal 11 March 1921
Death Removes E. J. White Today
Has Been Ill for Several Years – Leaves 7 Daughters—Funeral Sunday
Edward Jourdan White, age 57 years, died at 2:30 this morning at his home on West Fifth Street. He had been in poor health for the last fifteen years and his decline had been especially noticeable the last two years. His serious illness began a few weeks ago.
Funeral services will be held at the Jones & McElhinney chapel at three o'clock Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. Leslie Mountford of the Second United Presbyterian Church. Interment will be in Elm Grove Cemetery. It is announced that friends of the family may call at the undertaking parlors.
In spite of his ill health, Mr. White was of a happy disposition and fully enjoyed life. He was commonly known as "Jud" to his many friends. He had a splendid family, to whom his death is a severe blow. They have the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
Mr. White was born in Muscatine County July 15, 1864 and was a son of William H. White and Mary A. White. He was married 36 years ago on September 30 to Minnie Mills from Nichols, Iowa and they came to Washington County 34 years ago. Mr. White was a farmer by occupation and lived on a farm until his removal to the place in the west part of town just inside the city limits seven years ago.
He is survived by his aged mother, Mrs. Mary A. White of Wellman, seven daughters, Mrs. Madison Jones of west of town, Mrs. Karl Libe and Mrs. Frank Libe of southwest of town, Miss Lela White at home, Mrs. Floyd Banks of the Dublin community, Mrs. Don Beatty of Washington and Miss Marjorie White who lives at home; four brothers and one sister, Henry White of Wellman, Charles White of Alpena, S.D., Ben White of Lexington, Mrs. West Phillips and Will White, both of Iowa City.
Washington Evening Journal 11 March 1921
Has Been Ill for Several Years – Leaves 7 Daughters—Funeral Sunday
Edward Jourdan White, age 57 years, died at 2:30 this morning at his home on West Fifth Street. He had been in poor health for the last fifteen years and his decline had been especially noticeable the last two years. His serious illness began a few weeks ago.
Funeral services will be held at the Jones & McElhinney chapel at three o'clock Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. Leslie Mountford of the Second United Presbyterian Church. Interment will be in Elm Grove Cemetery. It is announced that friends of the family may call at the undertaking parlors.
In spite of his ill health, Mr. White was of a happy disposition and fully enjoyed life. He was commonly known as "Jud" to his many friends. He had a splendid family, to whom his death is a severe blow. They have the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
Mr. White was born in Muscatine County July 15, 1864 and was a son of William H. White and Mary A. White. He was married 36 years ago on September 30 to Minnie Mills from Nichols, Iowa and they came to Washington County 34 years ago. Mr. White was a farmer by occupation and lived on a farm until his removal to the place in the west part of town just inside the city limits seven years ago.
He is survived by his aged mother, Mrs. Mary A. White of Wellman, seven daughters, Mrs. Madison Jones of west of town, Mrs. Karl Libe and Mrs. Frank Libe of southwest of town, Miss Lela White at home, Mrs. Floyd Banks of the Dublin community, Mrs. Don Beatty of Washington and Miss Marjorie White who lives at home; four brothers and one sister, Henry White of Wellman, Charles White of Alpena, S.D., Ben White of Lexington, Mrs. West Phillips and Will White, both of Iowa City.
Washington Evening Journal 11 March 1921
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