GEORGE RILEY PITZER
George Riley Pitzer, died at his home in Boise City, Oklahoma on February 19, 1942. Death was due to influenza and pneumonia. He was a brother of Charles Pitzer and Mrs Homer Browning of Helmsburg. He will be remembered as a jovial nurseryman. He owned a large orchard and fruit farm on Owl Creek and had many friends in and around Nashville, Indiana. He was 76 years of age and leaves a wife and six children.
George Riley Pitzer, died at his home in Boise City, Oklahoma on February 19, 1942. Death was due to influenza and pneumonia. He was a brother of Charles Pitzer and Mrs Homer Browning of Helmsburg. He will be remembered as a jovial nurseryman. He owned a large orchard and fruit farm on Owl Creek and had many friends in and around Nashville, Indiana. He was 76 years of age and leaves a wife and six children.
GEORGE RILEY PITZER
George Riley Pitzer, died at his home in Boise City, Oklahoma on February 19, 1942. Death was due to influenza and pneumonia. He was a brother of Charles Pitzer and Mrs Homer Browning of Helmsburg. He will be remembered as a jovial nurseryman. He owned a large orchard and fruit farm on Owl Creek and had many friends in and around Nashville, Indiana. He was 76 years of age and leaves a wife and six children.
George Riley Pitzer, died at his home in Boise City, Oklahoma on February 19, 1942. Death was due to influenza and pneumonia. He was a brother of Charles Pitzer and Mrs Homer Browning of Helmsburg. He will be remembered as a jovial nurseryman. He owned a large orchard and fruit farm on Owl Creek and had many friends in and around Nashville, Indiana. He was 76 years of age and leaves a wife and six children.
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