Loar, Mrs. Loar
Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield, Ohio, dated, July 3, 1919
W. N. Loar and daughter Gillian were called to Alliance Thursday by the fatal illness of Mr. Loar’s mother who passed away soon after their arrival.
Mrs. Loar was about three months over 85 years of age.
She leaves to mourn her death her husband and two sons, W. N. of Woodsfield, and George B. of Sebring, Ohio.
She and her aged companion celebrated their 63rd anniversary of their marriage February 14.
The funeral was held Saturday at the home and was conducted by Rev. McCarty of the M. E. church of Alliance. Her remains were laid away in the Alliance cemetery.
Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield, Ohio, dated, July 3, 1919
W. N. Loar and daughter Gillian were called to Alliance Thursday by the fatal illness of Mr. Loar’s mother who passed away soon after their arrival.
Mrs. Loar was about three months over 85 years of age.
She leaves to mourn her death her husband and two sons, W. N. of Woodsfield, and George B. of Sebring, Ohio.
She and her aged companion celebrated their 63rd anniversary of their marriage February 14.
The funeral was held Saturday at the home and was conducted by Rev. McCarty of the M. E. church of Alliance. Her remains were laid away in the Alliance cemetery.
Loar, Mrs. Loar
Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield, Ohio, dated, July 3, 1919
W. N. Loar and daughter Gillian were called to Alliance Thursday by the fatal illness of Mr. Loar’s mother who passed away soon after their arrival.
Mrs. Loar was about three months over 85 years of age.
She leaves to mourn her death her husband and two sons, W. N. of Woodsfield, and George B. of Sebring, Ohio.
She and her aged companion celebrated their 63rd anniversary of their marriage February 14.
The funeral was held Saturday at the home and was conducted by Rev. McCarty of the M. E. church of Alliance. Her remains were laid away in the Alliance cemetery.
Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield, Ohio, dated, July 3, 1919
W. N. Loar and daughter Gillian were called to Alliance Thursday by the fatal illness of Mr. Loar’s mother who passed away soon after their arrival.
Mrs. Loar was about three months over 85 years of age.
She leaves to mourn her death her husband and two sons, W. N. of Woodsfield, and George B. of Sebring, Ohio.
She and her aged companion celebrated their 63rd anniversary of their marriage February 14.
The funeral was held Saturday at the home and was conducted by Rev. McCarty of the M. E. church of Alliance. Her remains were laid away in the Alliance cemetery.
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