COLFAX, Feb. 9 John W. Dunbar, 89, of Thorntown rural route, died at 5 p. m. yesterday in his home. He was first married to Ida A. Blacker, who died in 1933. In 1934 he was married to Josephine Clouser. He was a farmer.
Surviving besides the widow are two sons, John M. and Charles R., of near Colfax; three daughters, Regina, Mary and Judy, all of Fort Wayne; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Gray, of Glendale, Cal., and Mrs. Mary Marley, of Washington Courthouse, O.
[Source: Journal and Courier (Lafayette, Indiana); 9 Feb 1952
Surviving besides the widow are two sons, John M. and Charles R., of near Colfax; three daughters, Regina, Mary and Judy, all of Fort Wayne; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Gray, of Glendale, Cal., and Mrs. Mary Marley, of Washington Courthouse, O.
[Source: Journal and Courier (Lafayette, Indiana); 9 Feb 1952
COLFAX, Feb. 9 John W. Dunbar, 89, of Thorntown rural route, died at 5 p. m. yesterday in his home. He was first married to Ida A. Blacker, who died in 1933. In 1934 he was married to Josephine Clouser. He was a farmer.
Surviving besides the widow are two sons, John M. and Charles R., of near Colfax; three daughters, Regina, Mary and Judy, all of Fort Wayne; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Gray, of Glendale, Cal., and Mrs. Mary Marley, of Washington Courthouse, O.
[Source: Journal and Courier (Lafayette, Indiana); 9 Feb 1952
Surviving besides the widow are two sons, John M. and Charles R., of near Colfax; three daughters, Regina, Mary and Judy, all of Fort Wayne; two sisters, Mrs. Anna Gray, of Glendale, Cal., and Mrs. Mary Marley, of Washington Courthouse, O.
[Source: Journal and Courier (Lafayette, Indiana); 9 Feb 1952
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