Long Illness Is Fatal For Mrs. Aspinall
Mrs. Ida Aspinall, 82, well known Jefferson County resident died at 9 am this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Don Manaugh in Hanover, after a lingering illness. She was the widow of Frank Aspinall and lived at the Schmidlapp home on SR 256, near Hanover. Mrs. Aspinall was a member of the Hanover Presbyterian Church and Hanover chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors besides Mrs. Manaugh include Mrs. Clayton Snyder and Mrs. Thomas Keach of the Hanover neighborhood, also a sister and a brother, Edward and Emma Schmidlapp, whom she lived with; also three grandchildren. Services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 pm at the Taff Funeral Home in Hanover. The Rev. John Fox, Pastor of Hanover Presbyterian Church will be in charge. Burial will be in the Hanover Cemetery. Friends may call the funeral home after noon tomorrow.
5-3-1944
Mrs. Ida Aspinall, 82, well known Jefferson County resident died at 9 am this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Don Manaugh in Hanover, after a lingering illness. She was the widow of Frank Aspinall and lived at the Schmidlapp home on SR 256, near Hanover. Mrs. Aspinall was a member of the Hanover Presbyterian Church and Hanover chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors besides Mrs. Manaugh include Mrs. Clayton Snyder and Mrs. Thomas Keach of the Hanover neighborhood, also a sister and a brother, Edward and Emma Schmidlapp, whom she lived with; also three grandchildren. Services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 pm at the Taff Funeral Home in Hanover. The Rev. John Fox, Pastor of Hanover Presbyterian Church will be in charge. Burial will be in the Hanover Cemetery. Friends may call the funeral home after noon tomorrow.
5-3-1944
Long Illness Is Fatal For Mrs. Aspinall
Mrs. Ida Aspinall, 82, well known Jefferson County resident died at 9 am this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Don Manaugh in Hanover, after a lingering illness. She was the widow of Frank Aspinall and lived at the Schmidlapp home on SR 256, near Hanover. Mrs. Aspinall was a member of the Hanover Presbyterian Church and Hanover chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors besides Mrs. Manaugh include Mrs. Clayton Snyder and Mrs. Thomas Keach of the Hanover neighborhood, also a sister and a brother, Edward and Emma Schmidlapp, whom she lived with; also three grandchildren. Services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 pm at the Taff Funeral Home in Hanover. The Rev. John Fox, Pastor of Hanover Presbyterian Church will be in charge. Burial will be in the Hanover Cemetery. Friends may call the funeral home after noon tomorrow.
5-3-1944
Mrs. Ida Aspinall, 82, well known Jefferson County resident died at 9 am this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Don Manaugh in Hanover, after a lingering illness. She was the widow of Frank Aspinall and lived at the Schmidlapp home on SR 256, near Hanover. Mrs. Aspinall was a member of the Hanover Presbyterian Church and Hanover chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors besides Mrs. Manaugh include Mrs. Clayton Snyder and Mrs. Thomas Keach of the Hanover neighborhood, also a sister and a brother, Edward and Emma Schmidlapp, whom she lived with; also three grandchildren. Services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 pm at the Taff Funeral Home in Hanover. The Rev. John Fox, Pastor of Hanover Presbyterian Church will be in charge. Burial will be in the Hanover Cemetery. Friends may call the funeral home after noon tomorrow.
5-3-1944
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