The Bridgeton Evening News / Bridgeton, New Jersey
Monday, 11-Jul-1910, page 2
Mrs. Lydia Moore Minch, widow of Lewis Minch, passed away Saturday evening at her home on Vine street, after a lingering illness.
She had been a resident of Bridgeton for the past five years, removing here from Shiloh with her daughter, Miss Perle Minch.
She leaves two daughters and three sons: Mrs. Orestes Cook, Miss Perle Minch, Walter L. Minch, Rev. L. Willard Minch and Rev. Richard Minch.
Much sympathy is extended the family in their bereavement.
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The Bridgeton Evening News / Bridgeton, New Jersey
Wednesday, 13-Jul-1910, page 3
The funeral service of Mrs. Lydia Moore Minch, widow of Lewis B. Minch, was held Monday evening at the residence of her son, L. Willard Minch, 189 Atlantic street.
The service, which was private, was attended by a number of relatives and friends and was conducted by Rev. E. B. Freeman, of Pearl Street Baptist Church. The body lay in an oak casket and the features appeared lifelike.
The pallbearers, who were relatives of the deceased, were Walter L. Minch, L. Willard Minch, Richard Minch, Orestes Cook, Clarence Fogg and Loren Elwell. Interment was made at Overlook yesterday morning.
Monday, 11-Jul-1910, page 2
Mrs. Lydia Moore Minch, widow of Lewis Minch, passed away Saturday evening at her home on Vine street, after a lingering illness.
She had been a resident of Bridgeton for the past five years, removing here from Shiloh with her daughter, Miss Perle Minch.
She leaves two daughters and three sons: Mrs. Orestes Cook, Miss Perle Minch, Walter L. Minch, Rev. L. Willard Minch and Rev. Richard Minch.
Much sympathy is extended the family in their bereavement.
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The Bridgeton Evening News / Bridgeton, New Jersey
Wednesday, 13-Jul-1910, page 3
The funeral service of Mrs. Lydia Moore Minch, widow of Lewis B. Minch, was held Monday evening at the residence of her son, L. Willard Minch, 189 Atlantic street.
The service, which was private, was attended by a number of relatives and friends and was conducted by Rev. E. B. Freeman, of Pearl Street Baptist Church. The body lay in an oak casket and the features appeared lifelike.
The pallbearers, who were relatives of the deceased, were Walter L. Minch, L. Willard Minch, Richard Minch, Orestes Cook, Clarence Fogg and Loren Elwell. Interment was made at Overlook yesterday morning.
The Bridgeton Evening News / Bridgeton, New Jersey
Monday, 11-Jul-1910, page 2
Mrs. Lydia Moore Minch, widow of Lewis Minch, passed away Saturday evening at her home on Vine street, after a lingering illness.
She had been a resident of Bridgeton for the past five years, removing here from Shiloh with her daughter, Miss Perle Minch.
She leaves two daughters and three sons: Mrs. Orestes Cook, Miss Perle Minch, Walter L. Minch, Rev. L. Willard Minch and Rev. Richard Minch.
Much sympathy is extended the family in their bereavement.
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The Bridgeton Evening News / Bridgeton, New Jersey
Wednesday, 13-Jul-1910, page 3
The funeral service of Mrs. Lydia Moore Minch, widow of Lewis B. Minch, was held Monday evening at the residence of her son, L. Willard Minch, 189 Atlantic street.
The service, which was private, was attended by a number of relatives and friends and was conducted by Rev. E. B. Freeman, of Pearl Street Baptist Church. The body lay in an oak casket and the features appeared lifelike.
The pallbearers, who were relatives of the deceased, were Walter L. Minch, L. Willard Minch, Richard Minch, Orestes Cook, Clarence Fogg and Loren Elwell. Interment was made at Overlook yesterday morning.
Monday, 11-Jul-1910, page 2
Mrs. Lydia Moore Minch, widow of Lewis Minch, passed away Saturday evening at her home on Vine street, after a lingering illness.
She had been a resident of Bridgeton for the past five years, removing here from Shiloh with her daughter, Miss Perle Minch.
She leaves two daughters and three sons: Mrs. Orestes Cook, Miss Perle Minch, Walter L. Minch, Rev. L. Willard Minch and Rev. Richard Minch.
Much sympathy is extended the family in their bereavement.
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The Bridgeton Evening News / Bridgeton, New Jersey
Wednesday, 13-Jul-1910, page 3
The funeral service of Mrs. Lydia Moore Minch, widow of Lewis B. Minch, was held Monday evening at the residence of her son, L. Willard Minch, 189 Atlantic street.
The service, which was private, was attended by a number of relatives and friends and was conducted by Rev. E. B. Freeman, of Pearl Street Baptist Church. The body lay in an oak casket and the features appeared lifelike.
The pallbearers, who were relatives of the deceased, were Walter L. Minch, L. Willard Minch, Richard Minch, Orestes Cook, Clarence Fogg and Loren Elwell. Interment was made at Overlook yesterday morning.
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