from the Republican for Nov. 10, 1955:
The body of Mrs. Esther Ayers was interred in the Lizton Cemetery Saturday morning following funeral services from the Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, Indianapolis.
Born at Lizton, Mrs. Ayers was the daughter of Robinson and Emma Leak, farmers of the Lizton community. She moved to Indianapolis 15 years ago, and was an active member of the WCTU and University Park Christian Church. She died last Thursday at her home on Congress Street.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Frank Kreisher and Miss Ortha Ayers, a grandchild and a sister, Miss Winifred Leak.
The body of Mrs. Esther Ayers was interred in the Lizton Cemetery Saturday morning following funeral services from the Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, Indianapolis.
Born at Lizton, Mrs. Ayers was the daughter of Robinson and Emma Leak, farmers of the Lizton community. She moved to Indianapolis 15 years ago, and was an active member of the WCTU and University Park Christian Church. She died last Thursday at her home on Congress Street.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Frank Kreisher and Miss Ortha Ayers, a grandchild and a sister, Miss Winifred Leak.
from the Republican for Nov. 10, 1955:
The body of Mrs. Esther Ayers was interred in the Lizton Cemetery Saturday morning following funeral services from the Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, Indianapolis.
Born at Lizton, Mrs. Ayers was the daughter of Robinson and Emma Leak, farmers of the Lizton community. She moved to Indianapolis 15 years ago, and was an active member of the WCTU and University Park Christian Church. She died last Thursday at her home on Congress Street.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Frank Kreisher and Miss Ortha Ayers, a grandchild and a sister, Miss Winifred Leak.
The body of Mrs. Esther Ayers was interred in the Lizton Cemetery Saturday morning following funeral services from the Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, Indianapolis.
Born at Lizton, Mrs. Ayers was the daughter of Robinson and Emma Leak, farmers of the Lizton community. She moved to Indianapolis 15 years ago, and was an active member of the WCTU and University Park Christian Church. She died last Thursday at her home on Congress Street.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Frank Kreisher and Miss Ortha Ayers, a grandchild and a sister, Miss Winifred Leak.
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