Daughter of R & R
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Mrs. F. R. Widmer is seriously sick, in the Home hospital. Her condition varies from day to day. Her sister, Miss Charlotte Rodgers, who made her home with the Widmers, suffered a heart attack and nervous breakdown brought about by shock. She, too, is in the hospital, in a serious condition. It was necessary to put her under an oxygen tent. Another sister, Mrs. Martha Bartley, had a paralytic stroke, and is in Lafayette at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Miles Biery. She is somewhat better. A brother, Earl Rodgers, left the hospital last Saturday. They have been a sorely afflicted family, and friends extend sincerest sympathy.
(Miss Charlotte Rogers expired in the hospital, and the condition of her sister, Mrs. Widmer is said to be extremely critical.)
-- The Mulberry Reporter, February 24, 1936
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Mrs. F. R. Widmer is seriously sick, in the Home hospital. Her condition varies from day to day. Her sister, Miss Charlotte Rodgers, who made her home with the Widmers, suffered a heart attack and nervous breakdown brought about by shock. She, too, is in the hospital, in a serious condition. It was necessary to put her under an oxygen tent. Another sister, Mrs. Martha Bartley, had a paralytic stroke, and is in Lafayette at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Miles Biery. She is somewhat better. A brother, Earl Rodgers, left the hospital last Saturday. They have been a sorely afflicted family, and friends extend sincerest sympathy.
(Miss Charlotte Rogers expired in the hospital, and the condition of her sister, Mrs. Widmer is said to be extremely critical.)
-- The Mulberry Reporter, February 24, 1936
Daughter of R & R
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Mrs. F. R. Widmer is seriously sick, in the Home hospital. Her condition varies from day to day. Her sister, Miss Charlotte Rodgers, who made her home with the Widmers, suffered a heart attack and nervous breakdown brought about by shock. She, too, is in the hospital, in a serious condition. It was necessary to put her under an oxygen tent. Another sister, Mrs. Martha Bartley, had a paralytic stroke, and is in Lafayette at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Miles Biery. She is somewhat better. A brother, Earl Rodgers, left the hospital last Saturday. They have been a sorely afflicted family, and friends extend sincerest sympathy.
(Miss Charlotte Rogers expired in the hospital, and the condition of her sister, Mrs. Widmer is said to be extremely critical.)
-- The Mulberry Reporter, February 24, 1936
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Mrs. F. R. Widmer is seriously sick, in the Home hospital. Her condition varies from day to day. Her sister, Miss Charlotte Rodgers, who made her home with the Widmers, suffered a heart attack and nervous breakdown brought about by shock. She, too, is in the hospital, in a serious condition. It was necessary to put her under an oxygen tent. Another sister, Mrs. Martha Bartley, had a paralytic stroke, and is in Lafayette at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Miles Biery. She is somewhat better. A brother, Earl Rodgers, left the hospital last Saturday. They have been a sorely afflicted family, and friends extend sincerest sympathy.
(Miss Charlotte Rogers expired in the hospital, and the condition of her sister, Mrs. Widmer is said to be extremely critical.)
-- The Mulberry Reporter, February 24, 1936
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