Descendant of Jacob Alsbaugh Birth name is Araminta M. Albrook.
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Heart Trouble Proves Fatal to Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. R.B. Robinson, 303 North 8th Street, died very suddenly this morning at her home from heart trouble. Mrs. Robinson had been a sufferer with heart disease for many years, but her condition had never been one to cause any great amount of concern as she had always lived a very active life in spit of her illness.
For this reason her death, which occurred at 7:30 this morning, came as a great shock to the members of her family. Just yesterday afternoon she attended a party and this morning arose at her regular hour, feeling as good as usual. A short time later she was taken with a heart attack and died within a few minutes.
Mrs. Robinson is very well known in the city, especially in the Methodist Episcopal Church where she has taught a Sunday School class for 60 years. During the past 20 years she has taught the Women's Bible class and has been unusually in building up a large and interested class, the membership of which is around one hundred. She was 77 years of age and made her home in Fort Dodge for 48 years having taught a Sunday School class in other churches before coming here. She is survived by her husband and one daughter Mr. R.D. McCarthy of this city.
Name and date of newspaper unknown.
Heart Trouble Proves Fatal to Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. R.B. Robinson, 303 North 8th Street, died very suddenly this morning at her home from heart trouble. Mrs. Robinson had been a sufferer with heart disease for many years, but her condition had never been one to cause any great amount of concern as she had always lived a very active life in spit of her illness.
For this reason her death, which occurred at 7:30 this morning, came as a great shock to the members of her family. Just yesterday afternoon she attended a party and this morning arose at her regular hour, feeling as good as usual. A short time later she was taken with a heart attack and died within a few minutes.
Mrs. Robinson is very well known in the city, especially in the Methodist Episcopal Church where she has taught a Sunday School class for 60 years. During the past 20 years she has taught the Women's Bible class and has been unusually in building up a large and interested class, the membership of which is around one hundred. She was 77 years of age and made her home in Fort Dodge for 48 years having taught a Sunday School class in other churches before coming here. She is survived by her husband and one daughter Mr. R.D. McCarthy of this city.
Descendant of Jacob Alsbaugh Birth name is Araminta M. Albrook.
Name and date of newspaper unknown.
Heart Trouble Proves Fatal to Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. R.B. Robinson, 303 North 8th Street, died very suddenly this morning at her home from heart trouble. Mrs. Robinson had been a sufferer with heart disease for many years, but her condition had never been one to cause any great amount of concern as she had always lived a very active life in spit of her illness.
For this reason her death, which occurred at 7:30 this morning, came as a great shock to the members of her family. Just yesterday afternoon she attended a party and this morning arose at her regular hour, feeling as good as usual. A short time later she was taken with a heart attack and died within a few minutes.
Mrs. Robinson is very well known in the city, especially in the Methodist Episcopal Church where she has taught a Sunday School class for 60 years. During the past 20 years she has taught the Women's Bible class and has been unusually in building up a large and interested class, the membership of which is around one hundred. She was 77 years of age and made her home in Fort Dodge for 48 years having taught a Sunday School class in other churches before coming here. She is survived by her husband and one daughter Mr. R.D. McCarthy of this city.
Name and date of newspaper unknown.
Heart Trouble Proves Fatal to Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. R.B. Robinson, 303 North 8th Street, died very suddenly this morning at her home from heart trouble. Mrs. Robinson had been a sufferer with heart disease for many years, but her condition had never been one to cause any great amount of concern as she had always lived a very active life in spit of her illness.
For this reason her death, which occurred at 7:30 this morning, came as a great shock to the members of her family. Just yesterday afternoon she attended a party and this morning arose at her regular hour, feeling as good as usual. A short time later she was taken with a heart attack and died within a few minutes.
Mrs. Robinson is very well known in the city, especially in the Methodist Episcopal Church where she has taught a Sunday School class for 60 years. During the past 20 years she has taught the Women's Bible class and has been unusually in building up a large and interested class, the membership of which is around one hundred. She was 77 years of age and made her home in Fort Dodge for 48 years having taught a Sunday School class in other churches before coming here. She is survived by her husband and one daughter Mr. R.D. McCarthy of this city.
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