Frederick Joseph Bensyl, 40, of White Heath, died June 2, 1928 at the Hospital of the Soldiers Home in Danville. Services were held in the United Brethren church in White Heath with burial in Camp Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Bensyl was born October 18, 1887 at Lodge IL. At the age of six years he came with his parents to White Heath where he grew to manhood. He leaves to mourn his death his aged father, Joseph Bensyl of White Heath, five sisters and one brother: Mrs. Clara Stapley of Argus IN; Mrs. Pearl Rush, Mansfield; Mrs. Edna Gorrell, Monticello; Mrs. Oda Fisher, Mrs. Myrtle Wilkie and Harry Bensyl, all of White Heath; besides nephews and nieces and a host of friends.
He was in the service during the World War and has since been in poor health. He was a member of the White Heath Modern Woodsmen of Camp No. 2119.
The Piatt County Republican – June 7, 1928
Mr. Bensyl was born October 18, 1887 at Lodge IL. At the age of six years he came with his parents to White Heath where he grew to manhood. He leaves to mourn his death his aged father, Joseph Bensyl of White Heath, five sisters and one brother: Mrs. Clara Stapley of Argus IN; Mrs. Pearl Rush, Mansfield; Mrs. Edna Gorrell, Monticello; Mrs. Oda Fisher, Mrs. Myrtle Wilkie and Harry Bensyl, all of White Heath; besides nephews and nieces and a host of friends.
He was in the service during the World War and has since been in poor health. He was a member of the White Heath Modern Woodsmen of Camp No. 2119.
The Piatt County Republican – June 7, 1928
Frederick Joseph Bensyl, 40, of White Heath, died June 2, 1928 at the Hospital of the Soldiers Home in Danville. Services were held in the United Brethren church in White Heath with burial in Camp Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Bensyl was born October 18, 1887 at Lodge IL. At the age of six years he came with his parents to White Heath where he grew to manhood. He leaves to mourn his death his aged father, Joseph Bensyl of White Heath, five sisters and one brother: Mrs. Clara Stapley of Argus IN; Mrs. Pearl Rush, Mansfield; Mrs. Edna Gorrell, Monticello; Mrs. Oda Fisher, Mrs. Myrtle Wilkie and Harry Bensyl, all of White Heath; besides nephews and nieces and a host of friends.
He was in the service during the World War and has since been in poor health. He was a member of the White Heath Modern Woodsmen of Camp No. 2119.
The Piatt County Republican – June 7, 1928
Mr. Bensyl was born October 18, 1887 at Lodge IL. At the age of six years he came with his parents to White Heath where he grew to manhood. He leaves to mourn his death his aged father, Joseph Bensyl of White Heath, five sisters and one brother: Mrs. Clara Stapley of Argus IN; Mrs. Pearl Rush, Mansfield; Mrs. Edna Gorrell, Monticello; Mrs. Oda Fisher, Mrs. Myrtle Wilkie and Harry Bensyl, all of White Heath; besides nephews and nieces and a host of friends.
He was in the service during the World War and has since been in poor health. He was a member of the White Heath Modern Woodsmen of Camp No. 2119.
The Piatt County Republican – June 7, 1928
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