Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Saturday, 17 July 1909, page 1
Obituary.
Mida Rumbarger Biddle was b orn in Warriors Mary, Pa., Aug. 25, 1870 and died in Lewistown, Pa., July 5, 1909, aged 38 years, ten months and ten days. She came to Nebraska with her parents when a child of eight years. When she was twelve years of age she was converted and joined the Wesleyan Methodist of Alda, Ne., and from that body she became a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and in this church she has had her spiritual home unto her peaceful departure to the church not made by man's hands.
Her life was principally lived before the people of Alda, Neb., and they have all spoken very highly of her Christian life and experience. The funeral services were held from the First M. E. church of Alda and the remains were carefully and reverently laid to rest in the Alda cemetery. Rev. J. W. Henderson, pastor of the Alda church, officiated. There are left to mourn her loss a husband, three children, two girls and a boy, a father, mother and two brothers.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Wednesday, 7 July 1909, page 1
Death of Mrs. Biddle.
Alda, July 7 - Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Biddle, formerly Miss Ida Rumbarger, in Pennsylvania, and the shipment of her remains to this her old home where they will probably arrive on Friday. Mrs. Biddle leaves to mourn her loss her husband and a two weeks old babe, besides a daughter, Mrs. Stilling, of Grand Island, and a son, who still resides here, as also her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Rumbarger, and brothers and sister. Mrs. Biddle spent all her youth here and the mourning famly has a host of friends. About six years ago, after her second marriage, she moved with her husband to Pennsylvania.
Saturday, 17 July 1909, page 1
Obituary.
Mida Rumbarger Biddle was b orn in Warriors Mary, Pa., Aug. 25, 1870 and died in Lewistown, Pa., July 5, 1909, aged 38 years, ten months and ten days. She came to Nebraska with her parents when a child of eight years. When she was twelve years of age she was converted and joined the Wesleyan Methodist of Alda, Ne., and from that body she became a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and in this church she has had her spiritual home unto her peaceful departure to the church not made by man's hands.
Her life was principally lived before the people of Alda, Neb., and they have all spoken very highly of her Christian life and experience. The funeral services were held from the First M. E. church of Alda and the remains were carefully and reverently laid to rest in the Alda cemetery. Rev. J. W. Henderson, pastor of the Alda church, officiated. There are left to mourn her loss a husband, three children, two girls and a boy, a father, mother and two brothers.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Wednesday, 7 July 1909, page 1
Death of Mrs. Biddle.
Alda, July 7 - Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Biddle, formerly Miss Ida Rumbarger, in Pennsylvania, and the shipment of her remains to this her old home where they will probably arrive on Friday. Mrs. Biddle leaves to mourn her loss her husband and a two weeks old babe, besides a daughter, Mrs. Stilling, of Grand Island, and a son, who still resides here, as also her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Rumbarger, and brothers and sister. Mrs. Biddle spent all her youth here and the mourning famly has a host of friends. About six years ago, after her second marriage, she moved with her husband to Pennsylvania.
Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Saturday, 17 July 1909, page 1
Obituary.
Mida Rumbarger Biddle was b orn in Warriors Mary, Pa., Aug. 25, 1870 and died in Lewistown, Pa., July 5, 1909, aged 38 years, ten months and ten days. She came to Nebraska with her parents when a child of eight years. When she was twelve years of age she was converted and joined the Wesleyan Methodist of Alda, Ne., and from that body she became a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and in this church she has had her spiritual home unto her peaceful departure to the church not made by man's hands.
Her life was principally lived before the people of Alda, Neb., and they have all spoken very highly of her Christian life and experience. The funeral services were held from the First M. E. church of Alda and the remains were carefully and reverently laid to rest in the Alda cemetery. Rev. J. W. Henderson, pastor of the Alda church, officiated. There are left to mourn her loss a husband, three children, two girls and a boy, a father, mother and two brothers.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Wednesday, 7 July 1909, page 1
Death of Mrs. Biddle.
Alda, July 7 - Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Biddle, formerly Miss Ida Rumbarger, in Pennsylvania, and the shipment of her remains to this her old home where they will probably arrive on Friday. Mrs. Biddle leaves to mourn her loss her husband and a two weeks old babe, besides a daughter, Mrs. Stilling, of Grand Island, and a son, who still resides here, as also her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Rumbarger, and brothers and sister. Mrs. Biddle spent all her youth here and the mourning famly has a host of friends. About six years ago, after her second marriage, she moved with her husband to Pennsylvania.
Saturday, 17 July 1909, page 1
Obituary.
Mida Rumbarger Biddle was b orn in Warriors Mary, Pa., Aug. 25, 1870 and died in Lewistown, Pa., July 5, 1909, aged 38 years, ten months and ten days. She came to Nebraska with her parents when a child of eight years. When she was twelve years of age she was converted and joined the Wesleyan Methodist of Alda, Ne., and from that body she became a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and in this church she has had her spiritual home unto her peaceful departure to the church not made by man's hands.
Her life was principally lived before the people of Alda, Neb., and they have all spoken very highly of her Christian life and experience. The funeral services were held from the First M. E. church of Alda and the remains were carefully and reverently laid to rest in the Alda cemetery. Rev. J. W. Henderson, pastor of the Alda church, officiated. There are left to mourn her loss a husband, three children, two girls and a boy, a father, mother and two brothers.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Wednesday, 7 July 1909, page 1
Death of Mrs. Biddle.
Alda, July 7 - Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Biddle, formerly Miss Ida Rumbarger, in Pennsylvania, and the shipment of her remains to this her old home where they will probably arrive on Friday. Mrs. Biddle leaves to mourn her loss her husband and a two weeks old babe, besides a daughter, Mrs. Stilling, of Grand Island, and a son, who still resides here, as also her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Rumbarger, and brothers and sister. Mrs. Biddle spent all her youth here and the mourning famly has a host of friends. About six years ago, after her second marriage, she moved with her husband to Pennsylvania.
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