Brother of Van Buren Women Dies
Funeral services were held Sunday at Marion for Henry William Love, 78, native of Landess, who died at a Richmond hospital at midnight Thursday. Rev. Milo Bowsman, pastor of the Nelson Street Wesleyan Methodist Church officiated. Burial was in Tinkle cemetery at Landess.
Mr. Love died after several years illness. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Love of Landess, and had been a farmer.
Survivors are four sons, Glenn O., Logansport; A. G., Bloomington, Ill.; Clyde C., Tulsa, Okla., and Corda R., of Warren; three daughters, Mrs. Effie Wilson, of Hollywood, Calif.; Mrs. Raymond Gunyon, Los Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. Ted Ewing, Marion; five sisters, Mrs. Mary Losure and Mrs. Nora Bradford, both of Van Buren; Mrs. Mary Heckard, Landess, and Mrs. L. Huff and Mrs. Clara Brown, both of Warren.
Van Buren News-Eagle, Thursday, 1 Oct 1942, page 1, col 3
Funeral services were held Sunday at Marion for Henry William Love, 78, native of Landess, who died at a Richmond hospital at midnight Thursday. Rev. Milo Bowsman, pastor of the Nelson Street Wesleyan Methodist Church officiated. Burial was in Tinkle cemetery at Landess.
Mr. Love died after several years illness. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Love of Landess, and had been a farmer.
Survivors are four sons, Glenn O., Logansport; A. G., Bloomington, Ill.; Clyde C., Tulsa, Okla., and Corda R., of Warren; three daughters, Mrs. Effie Wilson, of Hollywood, Calif.; Mrs. Raymond Gunyon, Los Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. Ted Ewing, Marion; five sisters, Mrs. Mary Losure and Mrs. Nora Bradford, both of Van Buren; Mrs. Mary Heckard, Landess, and Mrs. L. Huff and Mrs. Clara Brown, both of Warren.
Van Buren News-Eagle, Thursday, 1 Oct 1942, page 1, col 3
Brother of Van Buren Women Dies
Funeral services were held Sunday at Marion for Henry William Love, 78, native of Landess, who died at a Richmond hospital at midnight Thursday. Rev. Milo Bowsman, pastor of the Nelson Street Wesleyan Methodist Church officiated. Burial was in Tinkle cemetery at Landess.
Mr. Love died after several years illness. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Love of Landess, and had been a farmer.
Survivors are four sons, Glenn O., Logansport; A. G., Bloomington, Ill.; Clyde C., Tulsa, Okla., and Corda R., of Warren; three daughters, Mrs. Effie Wilson, of Hollywood, Calif.; Mrs. Raymond Gunyon, Los Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. Ted Ewing, Marion; five sisters, Mrs. Mary Losure and Mrs. Nora Bradford, both of Van Buren; Mrs. Mary Heckard, Landess, and Mrs. L. Huff and Mrs. Clara Brown, both of Warren.
Van Buren News-Eagle, Thursday, 1 Oct 1942, page 1, col 3
Funeral services were held Sunday at Marion for Henry William Love, 78, native of Landess, who died at a Richmond hospital at midnight Thursday. Rev. Milo Bowsman, pastor of the Nelson Street Wesleyan Methodist Church officiated. Burial was in Tinkle cemetery at Landess.
Mr. Love died after several years illness. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Love of Landess, and had been a farmer.
Survivors are four sons, Glenn O., Logansport; A. G., Bloomington, Ill.; Clyde C., Tulsa, Okla., and Corda R., of Warren; three daughters, Mrs. Effie Wilson, of Hollywood, Calif.; Mrs. Raymond Gunyon, Los Angeles, Calif., and Mrs. Ted Ewing, Marion; five sisters, Mrs. Mary Losure and Mrs. Nora Bradford, both of Van Buren; Mrs. Mary Heckard, Landess, and Mrs. L. Huff and Mrs. Clara Brown, both of Warren.
Van Buren News-Eagle, Thursday, 1 Oct 1942, page 1, col 3
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