Funeral services are planned
at 3 p. m. Wednesday in the Edwards
Funeral home at Windfall
for Otto Brittenham, 63, native
of the county who died at his
home in Richmond, Monday evening.
He had been ill half a day.
Burial will be in Brookside
cemetery at Windfall. The body
will lie in state att the funeral
home where friends may call at
10 a. m. Wednesday.
Born near Windfall, Mr. Brittenham
was raised there. He had
lived in Richmond for 40 years
and was a factory employee. Surviving
with the wife, are five children, also of
Richmond. Two sisters, Mrs. Byron Clouser,
of Windfall and Mrs. William Durham, of
Fortville also survive with a niece,
Mrs. Oscar Porter, Tipton, and two nephews,
Don Clouser and Harold Clouser of Windfall.
at 3 p. m. Wednesday in the Edwards
Funeral home at Windfall
for Otto Brittenham, 63, native
of the county who died at his
home in Richmond, Monday evening.
He had been ill half a day.
Burial will be in Brookside
cemetery at Windfall. The body
will lie in state att the funeral
home where friends may call at
10 a. m. Wednesday.
Born near Windfall, Mr. Brittenham
was raised there. He had
lived in Richmond for 40 years
and was a factory employee. Surviving
with the wife, are five children, also of
Richmond. Two sisters, Mrs. Byron Clouser,
of Windfall and Mrs. William Durham, of
Fortville also survive with a niece,
Mrs. Oscar Porter, Tipton, and two nephews,
Don Clouser and Harold Clouser of Windfall.
Funeral services are planned
at 3 p. m. Wednesday in the Edwards
Funeral home at Windfall
for Otto Brittenham, 63, native
of the county who died at his
home in Richmond, Monday evening.
He had been ill half a day.
Burial will be in Brookside
cemetery at Windfall. The body
will lie in state att the funeral
home where friends may call at
10 a. m. Wednesday.
Born near Windfall, Mr. Brittenham
was raised there. He had
lived in Richmond for 40 years
and was a factory employee. Surviving
with the wife, are five children, also of
Richmond. Two sisters, Mrs. Byron Clouser,
of Windfall and Mrs. William Durham, of
Fortville also survive with a niece,
Mrs. Oscar Porter, Tipton, and two nephews,
Don Clouser and Harold Clouser of Windfall.
at 3 p. m. Wednesday in the Edwards
Funeral home at Windfall
for Otto Brittenham, 63, native
of the county who died at his
home in Richmond, Monday evening.
He had been ill half a day.
Burial will be in Brookside
cemetery at Windfall. The body
will lie in state att the funeral
home where friends may call at
10 a. m. Wednesday.
Born near Windfall, Mr. Brittenham
was raised there. He had
lived in Richmond for 40 years
and was a factory employee. Surviving
with the wife, are five children, also of
Richmond. Two sisters, Mrs. Byron Clouser,
of Windfall and Mrs. William Durham, of
Fortville also survive with a niece,
Mrs. Oscar Porter, Tipton, and two nephews,
Don Clouser and Harold Clouser of Windfall.
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