The body of Mrs. Emma Goodbar who died in Ladoga on Saturday, was brought here on Monday afternoon for interment in Maple Ridge. Mrs. Goodbar was born in Parke County in 1857. She first married Thomas Clore and they lived on the farm on the road to the Sahdes lately sold by C.M. Weaver. To them was born one son, Clifford, who now lives near Ladoga. After the death of Mr. Clore, his widow lived in Waveland in the old James Murray property, until her marriage to Albert Goodbar. She has since resided in Ladoga. She leaves three sisters: Mrs. Samuel Rice of Ellensburg, Washington; Mrs. Charles Rice of Crawfordsville and Mrs. Ettie Irelan of Tampa Florida, two brothers, A.A. McCampbell of Ingalls and Richard McCampbell of Crawfordsville. -Waveland Independent, Oct 26, 1917
The body of Mrs. Emma Goodbar who died in Ladoga on Saturday, was brought here on Monday afternoon for interment in Maple Ridge. Mrs. Goodbar was born in Parke County in 1857. She first married Thomas Clore and they lived on the farm on the road to the Sahdes lately sold by C.M. Weaver. To them was born one son, Clifford, who now lives near Ladoga. After the death of Mr. Clore, his widow lived in Waveland in the old James Murray property, until her marriage to Albert Goodbar. She has since resided in Ladoga. She leaves three sisters: Mrs. Samuel Rice of Ellensburg, Washington; Mrs. Charles Rice of Crawfordsville and Mrs. Ettie Irelan of Tampa Florida, two brothers, A.A. McCampbell of Ingalls and Richard McCampbell of Crawfordsville. -Waveland Independent, Oct 26, 1917
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