FUNERAL OF FRANK REYNOLDS
The funeral services of Frank Reynolds, who died Sunday evening in St. Louis, were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of C.E. Downs. Frank Reynolds was born in 1872 in Knox County, where he resided until 22 years ago when he went to St. Louis, where he has since been engaged in the carpenter trade. He was married to Miss Laura B. Smith, who passed away two years ago. They had one son, Francis of Spokane, WA, who survives to mourn the loss of his parents. Mr. Reynolds died Sunday evening, July 30, in St. Louis from heart trouble and the intense heat. Rev. Hale had charge of the services, and L.E. Cutler sang his two numbers being, "Some Day Some Where," and "God's Way." Miss Marie Lyman accompanied him on the piano. The pallbearers were A.E. Wertz, George Mosher, W.S. Fields, Frank, Sam and Earl Reynolds. The interment was in the city cemetery. His mother Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds and sister, Mrs. C.E. Downs survive him.
GALESBURG EVENING-MAIL: AUGUST 3, 1916
The funeral services of Frank Reynolds, who died Sunday evening in St. Louis, were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of C.E. Downs. Frank Reynolds was born in 1872 in Knox County, where he resided until 22 years ago when he went to St. Louis, where he has since been engaged in the carpenter trade. He was married to Miss Laura B. Smith, who passed away two years ago. They had one son, Francis of Spokane, WA, who survives to mourn the loss of his parents. Mr. Reynolds died Sunday evening, July 30, in St. Louis from heart trouble and the intense heat. Rev. Hale had charge of the services, and L.E. Cutler sang his two numbers being, "Some Day Some Where," and "God's Way." Miss Marie Lyman accompanied him on the piano. The pallbearers were A.E. Wertz, George Mosher, W.S. Fields, Frank, Sam and Earl Reynolds. The interment was in the city cemetery. His mother Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds and sister, Mrs. C.E. Downs survive him.
GALESBURG EVENING-MAIL: AUGUST 3, 1916
FUNERAL OF FRANK REYNOLDS
The funeral services of Frank Reynolds, who died Sunday evening in St. Louis, were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of C.E. Downs. Frank Reynolds was born in 1872 in Knox County, where he resided until 22 years ago when he went to St. Louis, where he has since been engaged in the carpenter trade. He was married to Miss Laura B. Smith, who passed away two years ago. They had one son, Francis of Spokane, WA, who survives to mourn the loss of his parents. Mr. Reynolds died Sunday evening, July 30, in St. Louis from heart trouble and the intense heat. Rev. Hale had charge of the services, and L.E. Cutler sang his two numbers being, "Some Day Some Where," and "God's Way." Miss Marie Lyman accompanied him on the piano. The pallbearers were A.E. Wertz, George Mosher, W.S. Fields, Frank, Sam and Earl Reynolds. The interment was in the city cemetery. His mother Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds and sister, Mrs. C.E. Downs survive him.
GALESBURG EVENING-MAIL: AUGUST 3, 1916
The funeral services of Frank Reynolds, who died Sunday evening in St. Louis, were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of C.E. Downs. Frank Reynolds was born in 1872 in Knox County, where he resided until 22 years ago when he went to St. Louis, where he has since been engaged in the carpenter trade. He was married to Miss Laura B. Smith, who passed away two years ago. They had one son, Francis of Spokane, WA, who survives to mourn the loss of his parents. Mr. Reynolds died Sunday evening, July 30, in St. Louis from heart trouble and the intense heat. Rev. Hale had charge of the services, and L.E. Cutler sang his two numbers being, "Some Day Some Where," and "God's Way." Miss Marie Lyman accompanied him on the piano. The pallbearers were A.E. Wertz, George Mosher, W.S. Fields, Frank, Sam and Earl Reynolds. The interment was in the city cemetery. His mother Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds and sister, Mrs. C.E. Downs survive him.
GALESBURG EVENING-MAIL: AUGUST 3, 1916
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