Funeral services for Allen W. Heath, 59,
route 2, Sharpsville, will be conducted
Wednesday at 10 a. m. at
the Warner funeral home with
the Rev. Chester Mitchell, Windfall,
officiating. The body will lie
in state at the funeral home until
the service. Friends may call after
7 p.m. tonight. Mt. Heath, who died Monday
at 6 p. m. at the St. Joseph hospital,
Kokomo, had been ill for a number of
years suffering from dropsy, a heart ailment
and uremic poisoning. The son of Allen and
Catherine (Andres) Heath, Mr. Heath was
born in Jefferson county, and
came to the Nevada community
as a child. He was a member of
the Nevada Methodist church
and his occupation was farming.
Survivors are two brothers
and a sister. A. G. Heath, route
1, Sharpsville, Rollin Heath,
Kokomo, and Mrs. Nellie Pratt,
Tipton. Also surviving are
nieces and nephews in Kokomo and
Tipton.
route 2, Sharpsville, will be conducted
Wednesday at 10 a. m. at
the Warner funeral home with
the Rev. Chester Mitchell, Windfall,
officiating. The body will lie
in state at the funeral home until
the service. Friends may call after
7 p.m. tonight. Mt. Heath, who died Monday
at 6 p. m. at the St. Joseph hospital,
Kokomo, had been ill for a number of
years suffering from dropsy, a heart ailment
and uremic poisoning. The son of Allen and
Catherine (Andres) Heath, Mr. Heath was
born in Jefferson county, and
came to the Nevada community
as a child. He was a member of
the Nevada Methodist church
and his occupation was farming.
Survivors are two brothers
and a sister. A. G. Heath, route
1, Sharpsville, Rollin Heath,
Kokomo, and Mrs. Nellie Pratt,
Tipton. Also surviving are
nieces and nephews in Kokomo and
Tipton.
Funeral services for Allen W. Heath, 59,
route 2, Sharpsville, will be conducted
Wednesday at 10 a. m. at
the Warner funeral home with
the Rev. Chester Mitchell, Windfall,
officiating. The body will lie
in state at the funeral home until
the service. Friends may call after
7 p.m. tonight. Mt. Heath, who died Monday
at 6 p. m. at the St. Joseph hospital,
Kokomo, had been ill for a number of
years suffering from dropsy, a heart ailment
and uremic poisoning. The son of Allen and
Catherine (Andres) Heath, Mr. Heath was
born in Jefferson county, and
came to the Nevada community
as a child. He was a member of
the Nevada Methodist church
and his occupation was farming.
Survivors are two brothers
and a sister. A. G. Heath, route
1, Sharpsville, Rollin Heath,
Kokomo, and Mrs. Nellie Pratt,
Tipton. Also surviving are
nieces and nephews in Kokomo and
Tipton.
route 2, Sharpsville, will be conducted
Wednesday at 10 a. m. at
the Warner funeral home with
the Rev. Chester Mitchell, Windfall,
officiating. The body will lie
in state at the funeral home until
the service. Friends may call after
7 p.m. tonight. Mt. Heath, who died Monday
at 6 p. m. at the St. Joseph hospital,
Kokomo, had been ill for a number of
years suffering from dropsy, a heart ailment
and uremic poisoning. The son of Allen and
Catherine (Andres) Heath, Mr. Heath was
born in Jefferson county, and
came to the Nevada community
as a child. He was a member of
the Nevada Methodist church
and his occupation was farming.
Survivors are two brothers
and a sister. A. G. Heath, route
1, Sharpsville, Rollin Heath,
Kokomo, and Mrs. Nellie Pratt,
Tipton. Also surviving are
nieces and nephews in Kokomo and
Tipton.
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