Wife of Franklin Ash
LARGELY ATTENDED FUNERAL SERVICES OF MRS. FRANK ASH
Deeply impressive were the funeral services at one o'clock Saturday afternoon of Mrs. F. M. Ash, of Raven Creek, who was victim of a heart aliment Tuesday evening.
The services which were at the house, were conducted by Rev. Harry Ward, pastor of the Benton Methodist church. Two selections "No Not One" and "We'll Never Say Good-bye" were read during the services. There was a profusion of beautiful flowers. Internment was made in the Benton cemetery.
Acting as pall bearers were William Karns,Bruce Hess, Clyde Thompson, Garner Keefer, John Ipher, and Warren Ipher.
The grandchildren, Darline Andrews, Harold, Robert, Marion and Frances Ash, Erma Keeler and Willard VanHorn were flower bearers.
Those attending from a distance were; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Peterman and children, Harry and Florence, of Nordmont: Marion Ash, of Elmira, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. George Robbins, Mrs. Bert Kessler and Mrs. Clara Kessler, of Talmar; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Knouse, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Knouse; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Drumheller, Paskel, George, and Delbert Knouse of Berwick; Mr.and Mrs. William White of Light Street; Mr. and Mrs. Malan Keeler, Erma Keeler, Nona Ash and Neil Dent of Bloomsburg.
LARGELY ATTENDED FUNERAL SERVICES OF MRS. FRANK ASH
Deeply impressive were the funeral services at one o'clock Saturday afternoon of Mrs. F. M. Ash, of Raven Creek, who was victim of a heart aliment Tuesday evening.
The services which were at the house, were conducted by Rev. Harry Ward, pastor of the Benton Methodist church. Two selections "No Not One" and "We'll Never Say Good-bye" were read during the services. There was a profusion of beautiful flowers. Internment was made in the Benton cemetery.
Acting as pall bearers were William Karns,Bruce Hess, Clyde Thompson, Garner Keefer, John Ipher, and Warren Ipher.
The grandchildren, Darline Andrews, Harold, Robert, Marion and Frances Ash, Erma Keeler and Willard VanHorn were flower bearers.
Those attending from a distance were; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Peterman and children, Harry and Florence, of Nordmont: Marion Ash, of Elmira, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. George Robbins, Mrs. Bert Kessler and Mrs. Clara Kessler, of Talmar; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Knouse, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Knouse; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Drumheller, Paskel, George, and Delbert Knouse of Berwick; Mr.and Mrs. William White of Light Street; Mr. and Mrs. Malan Keeler, Erma Keeler, Nona Ash and Neil Dent of Bloomsburg.
Wife of Franklin Ash
LARGELY ATTENDED FUNERAL SERVICES OF MRS. FRANK ASH
Deeply impressive were the funeral services at one o'clock Saturday afternoon of Mrs. F. M. Ash, of Raven Creek, who was victim of a heart aliment Tuesday evening.
The services which were at the house, were conducted by Rev. Harry Ward, pastor of the Benton Methodist church. Two selections "No Not One" and "We'll Never Say Good-bye" were read during the services. There was a profusion of beautiful flowers. Internment was made in the Benton cemetery.
Acting as pall bearers were William Karns,Bruce Hess, Clyde Thompson, Garner Keefer, John Ipher, and Warren Ipher.
The grandchildren, Darline Andrews, Harold, Robert, Marion and Frances Ash, Erma Keeler and Willard VanHorn were flower bearers.
Those attending from a distance were; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Peterman and children, Harry and Florence, of Nordmont: Marion Ash, of Elmira, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. George Robbins, Mrs. Bert Kessler and Mrs. Clara Kessler, of Talmar; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Knouse, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Knouse; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Drumheller, Paskel, George, and Delbert Knouse of Berwick; Mr.and Mrs. William White of Light Street; Mr. and Mrs. Malan Keeler, Erma Keeler, Nona Ash and Neil Dent of Bloomsburg.
LARGELY ATTENDED FUNERAL SERVICES OF MRS. FRANK ASH
Deeply impressive were the funeral services at one o'clock Saturday afternoon of Mrs. F. M. Ash, of Raven Creek, who was victim of a heart aliment Tuesday evening.
The services which were at the house, were conducted by Rev. Harry Ward, pastor of the Benton Methodist church. Two selections "No Not One" and "We'll Never Say Good-bye" were read during the services. There was a profusion of beautiful flowers. Internment was made in the Benton cemetery.
Acting as pall bearers were William Karns,Bruce Hess, Clyde Thompson, Garner Keefer, John Ipher, and Warren Ipher.
The grandchildren, Darline Andrews, Harold, Robert, Marion and Frances Ash, Erma Keeler and Willard VanHorn were flower bearers.
Those attending from a distance were; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Peterman and children, Harry and Florence, of Nordmont: Marion Ash, of Elmira, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. George Robbins, Mrs. Bert Kessler and Mrs. Clara Kessler, of Talmar; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Knouse, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Knouse; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Drumheller, Paskel, George, and Delbert Knouse of Berwick; Mr.and Mrs. William White of Light Street; Mr. and Mrs. Malan Keeler, Erma Keeler, Nona Ash and Neil Dent of Bloomsburg.
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