MRS. GABBERT DIES AT DES MOINES
Mrs. Charles Gabbert, 80, died suddenly at the Ramsey Memorial Nursing home in Des Moines, Sunday night at 11:45. She had attended church services Sunday and apparently was in normal health when she called to a member of the staff saying she had a pain and died immediately.
Funeral services were held at Prugh's chapel in Burlington, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Lloyd Patten, pastor of the First Christian church of Burlington officiated. Mrs. F. M. McCleary, accompanied by Mrs. Johnson on the organ, sang. Burial was in the Burge cemetery in New London. Pallbearers were Dean Gabbert, Richard and Robert Cochran, Charles William Pendry, all grandsons and Truman Hobbs and Lonne Pendleton, nephews.
Mrs. Nellie Hobbs Gabbert was born at Bridgeport, Iowa, June 20, 1872, the daughter of Anna and James Hobbs. In October 1889 she was married to Charles Gabbert in New London, where they continued to live. He died January 22, 1938. The last two years she has lived in Des Moines at a nursing home under the supervision of the Christian churches.
She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Cochran, Fairfield; Mrs. Aletha Ashenback, Danville. One son, Harry, died March 29, 1939. Also four grandsons and one granddaughter and 10 great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews.
She is the fist of three brothers and one sister to die. They are: Frank Hobbs, Burlington; Warren, Palo Alto, Calif.; Albert, Payette, Idaho; Mrs. Margaret Stucker, Wabash, Ind.
She was an active member of the Christian church and one of the staunchest supporters of the local Christian church.
Mrs. Charles Gabbert, 80, died suddenly at the Ramsey Memorial Nursing home in Des Moines, Sunday night at 11:45. She had attended church services Sunday and apparently was in normal health when she called to a member of the staff saying she had a pain and died immediately.
Funeral services were held at Prugh's chapel in Burlington, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Lloyd Patten, pastor of the First Christian church of Burlington officiated. Mrs. F. M. McCleary, accompanied by Mrs. Johnson on the organ, sang. Burial was in the Burge cemetery in New London. Pallbearers were Dean Gabbert, Richard and Robert Cochran, Charles William Pendry, all grandsons and Truman Hobbs and Lonne Pendleton, nephews.
Mrs. Nellie Hobbs Gabbert was born at Bridgeport, Iowa, June 20, 1872, the daughter of Anna and James Hobbs. In October 1889 she was married to Charles Gabbert in New London, where they continued to live. He died January 22, 1938. The last two years she has lived in Des Moines at a nursing home under the supervision of the Christian churches.
She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Cochran, Fairfield; Mrs. Aletha Ashenback, Danville. One son, Harry, died March 29, 1939. Also four grandsons and one granddaughter and 10 great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews.
She is the fist of three brothers and one sister to die. They are: Frank Hobbs, Burlington; Warren, Palo Alto, Calif.; Albert, Payette, Idaho; Mrs. Margaret Stucker, Wabash, Ind.
She was an active member of the Christian church and one of the staunchest supporters of the local Christian church.
MRS. GABBERT DIES AT DES MOINES
Mrs. Charles Gabbert, 80, died suddenly at the Ramsey Memorial Nursing home in Des Moines, Sunday night at 11:45. She had attended church services Sunday and apparently was in normal health when she called to a member of the staff saying she had a pain and died immediately.
Funeral services were held at Prugh's chapel in Burlington, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Lloyd Patten, pastor of the First Christian church of Burlington officiated. Mrs. F. M. McCleary, accompanied by Mrs. Johnson on the organ, sang. Burial was in the Burge cemetery in New London. Pallbearers were Dean Gabbert, Richard and Robert Cochran, Charles William Pendry, all grandsons and Truman Hobbs and Lonne Pendleton, nephews.
Mrs. Nellie Hobbs Gabbert was born at Bridgeport, Iowa, June 20, 1872, the daughter of Anna and James Hobbs. In October 1889 she was married to Charles Gabbert in New London, where they continued to live. He died January 22, 1938. The last two years she has lived in Des Moines at a nursing home under the supervision of the Christian churches.
She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Cochran, Fairfield; Mrs. Aletha Ashenback, Danville. One son, Harry, died March 29, 1939. Also four grandsons and one granddaughter and 10 great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews.
She is the fist of three brothers and one sister to die. They are: Frank Hobbs, Burlington; Warren, Palo Alto, Calif.; Albert, Payette, Idaho; Mrs. Margaret Stucker, Wabash, Ind.
She was an active member of the Christian church and one of the staunchest supporters of the local Christian church.
Mrs. Charles Gabbert, 80, died suddenly at the Ramsey Memorial Nursing home in Des Moines, Sunday night at 11:45. She had attended church services Sunday and apparently was in normal health when she called to a member of the staff saying she had a pain and died immediately.
Funeral services were held at Prugh's chapel in Burlington, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Lloyd Patten, pastor of the First Christian church of Burlington officiated. Mrs. F. M. McCleary, accompanied by Mrs. Johnson on the organ, sang. Burial was in the Burge cemetery in New London. Pallbearers were Dean Gabbert, Richard and Robert Cochran, Charles William Pendry, all grandsons and Truman Hobbs and Lonne Pendleton, nephews.
Mrs. Nellie Hobbs Gabbert was born at Bridgeport, Iowa, June 20, 1872, the daughter of Anna and James Hobbs. In October 1889 she was married to Charles Gabbert in New London, where they continued to live. He died January 22, 1938. The last two years she has lived in Des Moines at a nursing home under the supervision of the Christian churches.
She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Cochran, Fairfield; Mrs. Aletha Ashenback, Danville. One son, Harry, died March 29, 1939. Also four grandsons and one granddaughter and 10 great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews.
She is the fist of three brothers and one sister to die. They are: Frank Hobbs, Burlington; Warren, Palo Alto, Calif.; Albert, Payette, Idaho; Mrs. Margaret Stucker, Wabash, Ind.
She was an active member of the Christian church and one of the staunchest supporters of the local Christian church.
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