Her obituary from the September 6, 1928 Republican, page 1:
Death of Mrs. Hall
Mrs. Douglass Hall, age 65, died suddenly, Saturday morning at her home in Lizton. She was the mother of Alvin Hall of Danville. Mrs. Hall had not been well but her condition was not regarded as alarming. She was thought to be better, early Saturday morning. It is thought that grief caused by the recent death of a daughter was a contributing factor to her death. The funeral was Monday afternoon. In the Lizton items in this issue, a tribute is paid to Mrs. Hall.
The tribute from the Lizton items in this issue:
Lizton: The community was saddened, Saturday morning, by the unexpected death of Mrs. Douglas Hall at her home in Lizton. She was sixty-five years of age and had never recovered from the shock of the death of her daughter, Mrs. Laura Barkman, which occurred just two months before. She was a member of the Christian church, a good mother, friend and unassuming in all the walks of life. The husband, one daughter and five sons are left to mourn. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Aubrey Moore, pastor of the Seventh Christian church, Indianapolis, at the home, Monday afternoon. Burial was in the K. of P. cemetery.
Death of Mrs. Hall
Mrs. Douglass Hall, age 65, died suddenly, Saturday morning at her home in Lizton. She was the mother of Alvin Hall of Danville. Mrs. Hall had not been well but her condition was not regarded as alarming. She was thought to be better, early Saturday morning. It is thought that grief caused by the recent death of a daughter was a contributing factor to her death. The funeral was Monday afternoon. In the Lizton items in this issue, a tribute is paid to Mrs. Hall.
The tribute from the Lizton items in this issue:
Lizton: The community was saddened, Saturday morning, by the unexpected death of Mrs. Douglas Hall at her home in Lizton. She was sixty-five years of age and had never recovered from the shock of the death of her daughter, Mrs. Laura Barkman, which occurred just two months before. She was a member of the Christian church, a good mother, friend and unassuming in all the walks of life. The husband, one daughter and five sons are left to mourn. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Aubrey Moore, pastor of the Seventh Christian church, Indianapolis, at the home, Monday afternoon. Burial was in the K. of P. cemetery.
Her obituary from the September 6, 1928 Republican, page 1:
Death of Mrs. Hall
Mrs. Douglass Hall, age 65, died suddenly, Saturday morning at her home in Lizton. She was the mother of Alvin Hall of Danville. Mrs. Hall had not been well but her condition was not regarded as alarming. She was thought to be better, early Saturday morning. It is thought that grief caused by the recent death of a daughter was a contributing factor to her death. The funeral was Monday afternoon. In the Lizton items in this issue, a tribute is paid to Mrs. Hall.
The tribute from the Lizton items in this issue:
Lizton: The community was saddened, Saturday morning, by the unexpected death of Mrs. Douglas Hall at her home in Lizton. She was sixty-five years of age and had never recovered from the shock of the death of her daughter, Mrs. Laura Barkman, which occurred just two months before. She was a member of the Christian church, a good mother, friend and unassuming in all the walks of life. The husband, one daughter and five sons are left to mourn. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Aubrey Moore, pastor of the Seventh Christian church, Indianapolis, at the home, Monday afternoon. Burial was in the K. of P. cemetery.
Death of Mrs. Hall
Mrs. Douglass Hall, age 65, died suddenly, Saturday morning at her home in Lizton. She was the mother of Alvin Hall of Danville. Mrs. Hall had not been well but her condition was not regarded as alarming. She was thought to be better, early Saturday morning. It is thought that grief caused by the recent death of a daughter was a contributing factor to her death. The funeral was Monday afternoon. In the Lizton items in this issue, a tribute is paid to Mrs. Hall.
The tribute from the Lizton items in this issue:
Lizton: The community was saddened, Saturday morning, by the unexpected death of Mrs. Douglas Hall at her home in Lizton. She was sixty-five years of age and had never recovered from the shock of the death of her daughter, Mrs. Laura Barkman, which occurred just two months before. She was a member of the Christian church, a good mother, friend and unassuming in all the walks of life. The husband, one daughter and five sons are left to mourn. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Aubrey Moore, pastor of the Seventh Christian church, Indianapolis, at the home, Monday afternoon. Burial was in the K. of P. cemetery.
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