Logansport Press, January 17, 1950
Ada M. Horney Rites at
Pulaski Church Today
Winamac, Jan. 16—Final services
for Miss Ada Mae Horney, 59, at
Beaver township, will be at two
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Paul's
chapel in Beaver township. Rev.
Alvin Hall will officiate and burial
will be in the nearby cemetery.
Born Oct. 1, 1890 she was the
daughter of Lewis and Florence
Horney. She was an invalid all of
her life.
Survivors are the mother: three
brothers: Edward and Lewis, Wisconsin;
Claude, Hammond; a sister,
Mrs. Flora Ezra, Fraucesville.
Friends may call at the Fry and
Lnnge funeral home.
Ada M. Horney Rites at
Pulaski Church Today
Winamac, Jan. 16—Final services
for Miss Ada Mae Horney, 59, at
Beaver township, will be at two
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Paul's
chapel in Beaver township. Rev.
Alvin Hall will officiate and burial
will be in the nearby cemetery.
Born Oct. 1, 1890 she was the
daughter of Lewis and Florence
Horney. She was an invalid all of
her life.
Survivors are the mother: three
brothers: Edward and Lewis, Wisconsin;
Claude, Hammond; a sister,
Mrs. Flora Ezra, Fraucesville.
Friends may call at the Fry and
Lnnge funeral home.
Logansport Press, January 17, 1950
Ada M. Horney Rites at
Pulaski Church Today
Winamac, Jan. 16—Final services
for Miss Ada Mae Horney, 59, at
Beaver township, will be at two
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Paul's
chapel in Beaver township. Rev.
Alvin Hall will officiate and burial
will be in the nearby cemetery.
Born Oct. 1, 1890 she was the
daughter of Lewis and Florence
Horney. She was an invalid all of
her life.
Survivors are the mother: three
brothers: Edward and Lewis, Wisconsin;
Claude, Hammond; a sister,
Mrs. Flora Ezra, Fraucesville.
Friends may call at the Fry and
Lnnge funeral home.
Ada M. Horney Rites at
Pulaski Church Today
Winamac, Jan. 16—Final services
for Miss Ada Mae Horney, 59, at
Beaver township, will be at two
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Paul's
chapel in Beaver township. Rev.
Alvin Hall will officiate and burial
will be in the nearby cemetery.
Born Oct. 1, 1890 she was the
daughter of Lewis and Florence
Horney. She was an invalid all of
her life.
Survivors are the mother: three
brothers: Edward and Lewis, Wisconsin;
Claude, Hammond; a sister,
Mrs. Flora Ezra, Fraucesville.
Friends may call at the Fry and
Lnnge funeral home.
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