Betty Lou Cook, infant daughter of Esther Mae Cook, died at her home, 217 High street, on Tuesday morning. The child, a twin, was born February 1 of this year at Shippensburg.
Surviving are her mother, her twin sister, Patsy Ann, and three half brothers, Robert and Roy J. Goldsmith of the United States Army, and Charles Goldsmith, at home.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Van Scyoc funeral home with the Rev. Dale E. Kline, officiating, assisted by the Rev. Frank Fry. Burial was in the Spring Hill cemetery.
The News Chronicle
Shippensburg, PA
15 December 1944
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Betty's last name is listed as Cook on the death certificate but her father is listed as John Newton Coy. The obituary also gives her last name as Cook instead of Coy. The stone has Coy. The memorial reflects the last name Coy per Find A Grave rules.
The stone has the birth year and death year as 1945 but the death certificate and obit are 1944. It seems as if the stone was ordered at a later date since the year is incorrect.
Surviving are her mother, her twin sister, Patsy Ann, and three half brothers, Robert and Roy J. Goldsmith of the United States Army, and Charles Goldsmith, at home.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Van Scyoc funeral home with the Rev. Dale E. Kline, officiating, assisted by the Rev. Frank Fry. Burial was in the Spring Hill cemetery.
The News Chronicle
Shippensburg, PA
15 December 1944
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Betty's last name is listed as Cook on the death certificate but her father is listed as John Newton Coy. The obituary also gives her last name as Cook instead of Coy. The stone has Coy. The memorial reflects the last name Coy per Find A Grave rules.
The stone has the birth year and death year as 1945 but the death certificate and obit are 1944. It seems as if the stone was ordered at a later date since the year is incorrect.
Betty Lou Cook, infant daughter of Esther Mae Cook, died at her home, 217 High street, on Tuesday morning. The child, a twin, was born February 1 of this year at Shippensburg.
Surviving are her mother, her twin sister, Patsy Ann, and three half brothers, Robert and Roy J. Goldsmith of the United States Army, and Charles Goldsmith, at home.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Van Scyoc funeral home with the Rev. Dale E. Kline, officiating, assisted by the Rev. Frank Fry. Burial was in the Spring Hill cemetery.
The News Chronicle
Shippensburg, PA
15 December 1944
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Betty's last name is listed as Cook on the death certificate but her father is listed as John Newton Coy. The obituary also gives her last name as Cook instead of Coy. The stone has Coy. The memorial reflects the last name Coy per Find A Grave rules.
The stone has the birth year and death year as 1945 but the death certificate and obit are 1944. It seems as if the stone was ordered at a later date since the year is incorrect.
Surviving are her mother, her twin sister, Patsy Ann, and three half brothers, Robert and Roy J. Goldsmith of the United States Army, and Charles Goldsmith, at home.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Van Scyoc funeral home with the Rev. Dale E. Kline, officiating, assisted by the Rev. Frank Fry. Burial was in the Spring Hill cemetery.
The News Chronicle
Shippensburg, PA
15 December 1944
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Betty's last name is listed as Cook on the death certificate but her father is listed as John Newton Coy. The obituary also gives her last name as Cook instead of Coy. The stone has Coy. The memorial reflects the last name Coy per Find A Grave rules.
The stone has the birth year and death year as 1945 but the death certificate and obit are 1944. It seems as if the stone was ordered at a later date since the year is incorrect.
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