Obituary Notice, Logansport Pharos-Tribune Wed. May 12, 1926, p.8
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, 76, widow of Samuel Clark, died at her home here at 5:30 this morning. She had been in poor health for two years and bedfast for fourteen months. Seven children survive. They are Charles of Los Angeles, Newton and Ulvah of near here, Ed of Montana, Mrs. Bertha Weaver of Minnesota, Mrs. Leora Daly of Florida and Mrs. Herman Warner of Alexandria, Indiana. Funeral services have not been completed pending word from some of the children.
Another Obituary Notice,
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark
Dies At Home In Winamac
The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, widow of Samuel Clark, occurred early yesterday morning at her home in the west part of Winamac. She had been bedfast and in serious condition for fourteen weeks from a stomach trouble and ailments incident to her age, which was seventy-five years last Sept. 28. Her daughter Mrs. Bertha Weaver of Whitestone, Minn., came two months ago to assist in caring for her and another daughter, Mrs. Leora Daly of Miami, Fla., has been with her for two weeks.
Mrs. Clark was born in Kosciusko County, Ind. but has resided most of her life in the vicinity of Winamac. As a girl she was married to Samuel Clark. His death occurred twenty-two years ago. Seven children survive. Besides the two daughters mentioned there are sons Charles of Los Angeles, Calif.; Ulva and Newton, southwest of Winamac, and Mrs. Hulda Warner of Alexandria.
The funeral was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Winamac Christian church, with services by Rev. W. Paul Marsh. Interment was given in the Pulaski cemetery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, 76, widow of Samuel Clark, died at her home here at 5:30 this morning. She had been in poor health for two years and bedfast for fourteen months. Seven children survive. They are Charles of Los Angeles, Newton and Ulvah of near here, Ed of Montana, Mrs. Bertha Weaver of Minnesota, Mrs. Leora Daly of Florida and Mrs. Herman Warner of Alexandria, Indiana. Funeral services have not been completed pending word from some of the children.
Another Obituary Notice,
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark
Dies At Home In Winamac
The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, widow of Samuel Clark, occurred early yesterday morning at her home in the west part of Winamac. She had been bedfast and in serious condition for fourteen weeks from a stomach trouble and ailments incident to her age, which was seventy-five years last Sept. 28. Her daughter Mrs. Bertha Weaver of Whitestone, Minn., came two months ago to assist in caring for her and another daughter, Mrs. Leora Daly of Miami, Fla., has been with her for two weeks.
Mrs. Clark was born in Kosciusko County, Ind. but has resided most of her life in the vicinity of Winamac. As a girl she was married to Samuel Clark. His death occurred twenty-two years ago. Seven children survive. Besides the two daughters mentioned there are sons Charles of Los Angeles, Calif.; Ulva and Newton, southwest of Winamac, and Mrs. Hulda Warner of Alexandria.
The funeral was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Winamac Christian church, with services by Rev. W. Paul Marsh. Interment was given in the Pulaski cemetery.
Obituary Notice, Logansport Pharos-Tribune Wed. May 12, 1926, p.8
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, 76, widow of Samuel Clark, died at her home here at 5:30 this morning. She had been in poor health for two years and bedfast for fourteen months. Seven children survive. They are Charles of Los Angeles, Newton and Ulvah of near here, Ed of Montana, Mrs. Bertha Weaver of Minnesota, Mrs. Leora Daly of Florida and Mrs. Herman Warner of Alexandria, Indiana. Funeral services have not been completed pending word from some of the children.
Another Obituary Notice,
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark
Dies At Home In Winamac
The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, widow of Samuel Clark, occurred early yesterday morning at her home in the west part of Winamac. She had been bedfast and in serious condition for fourteen weeks from a stomach trouble and ailments incident to her age, which was seventy-five years last Sept. 28. Her daughter Mrs. Bertha Weaver of Whitestone, Minn., came two months ago to assist in caring for her and another daughter, Mrs. Leora Daly of Miami, Fla., has been with her for two weeks.
Mrs. Clark was born in Kosciusko County, Ind. but has resided most of her life in the vicinity of Winamac. As a girl she was married to Samuel Clark. His death occurred twenty-two years ago. Seven children survive. Besides the two daughters mentioned there are sons Charles of Los Angeles, Calif.; Ulva and Newton, southwest of Winamac, and Mrs. Hulda Warner of Alexandria.
The funeral was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Winamac Christian church, with services by Rev. W. Paul Marsh. Interment was given in the Pulaski cemetery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, 76, widow of Samuel Clark, died at her home here at 5:30 this morning. She had been in poor health for two years and bedfast for fourteen months. Seven children survive. They are Charles of Los Angeles, Newton and Ulvah of near here, Ed of Montana, Mrs. Bertha Weaver of Minnesota, Mrs. Leora Daly of Florida and Mrs. Herman Warner of Alexandria, Indiana. Funeral services have not been completed pending word from some of the children.
Another Obituary Notice,
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark
Dies At Home In Winamac
The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, widow of Samuel Clark, occurred early yesterday morning at her home in the west part of Winamac. She had been bedfast and in serious condition for fourteen weeks from a stomach trouble and ailments incident to her age, which was seventy-five years last Sept. 28. Her daughter Mrs. Bertha Weaver of Whitestone, Minn., came two months ago to assist in caring for her and another daughter, Mrs. Leora Daly of Miami, Fla., has been with her for two weeks.
Mrs. Clark was born in Kosciusko County, Ind. but has resided most of her life in the vicinity of Winamac. As a girl she was married to Samuel Clark. His death occurred twenty-two years ago. Seven children survive. Besides the two daughters mentioned there are sons Charles of Los Angeles, Calif.; Ulva and Newton, southwest of Winamac, and Mrs. Hulda Warner of Alexandria.
The funeral was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Winamac Christian church, with services by Rev. W. Paul Marsh. Interment was given in the Pulaski cemetery.
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