Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Church for Mrs. H. O. Hughes with Rev. (?) of Atlanta, assisted by the (?) pastor of the Upland Church (?) Westadt. Mrs. Lars Ibien, Mrs. Tyler Hendricks, George Worley, and (?) Augsterman rendered the song (?) with Mrs. Elmer Bunger playing the accompaniment. Pall bears were Elmer Steinke, Walter Stark, (?) Anderson, Richard Danielsen, (?) Meiner and Henry Buttenschoen. Burial was in the Upland Cemetery. A sister of Mr. Hughes, Mrs. W. L. Blizzard of Rocky Ford, Colorado arrived Saturday to attend the funeral.
Obituary from the Franklin County Sentinel dated October 31, 1940 page 10 and typed in by Carol Strayer. The copy of the obituary was hard to read with the ink faded on the right hand side. All words that could not be read were replaced with a question mark.
Obituary from the Franklin County Sentinel dated October 31, 1940 page 10 and typed in by Carol Strayer. The copy of the obituary was hard to read with the ink faded on the right hand side. All words that could not be read were replaced with a question mark.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Church for Mrs. H. O. Hughes with Rev. (?) of Atlanta, assisted by the (?) pastor of the Upland Church (?) Westadt. Mrs. Lars Ibien, Mrs. Tyler Hendricks, George Worley, and (?) Augsterman rendered the song (?) with Mrs. Elmer Bunger playing the accompaniment. Pall bears were Elmer Steinke, Walter Stark, (?) Anderson, Richard Danielsen, (?) Meiner and Henry Buttenschoen. Burial was in the Upland Cemetery. A sister of Mr. Hughes, Mrs. W. L. Blizzard of Rocky Ford, Colorado arrived Saturday to attend the funeral.
Obituary from the Franklin County Sentinel dated October 31, 1940 page 10 and typed in by Carol Strayer. The copy of the obituary was hard to read with the ink faded on the right hand side. All words that could not be read were replaced with a question mark.
Obituary from the Franklin County Sentinel dated October 31, 1940 page 10 and typed in by Carol Strayer. The copy of the obituary was hard to read with the ink faded on the right hand side. All words that could not be read were replaced with a question mark.
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