Danville Gazette,
March 4, 1915:
DEATH OF PEARL WEDDLE
Mrs. Pearl Weddle, age 35, wife of Otha W. Weddle of near North Salem, died at an Indianapolis hospital, Friday afternoon, following an operation. Her death, however, was due to pneumonia. She underwent an operation on Monday of last week, it being the third time she had submitted to the surgeon's knife.
The funeral was held from the Montclair church, Monday, being conducted by Rev. Clay Trusty of Indianapolis. Burial was at North Salem.
Besides the husband, two sons survive. Deceased was a sister-in-law of Mrs. S.R. Stewart of this place. She was a daughter of Mose Rawlings. A sister, Mrs. Henry Leach of San Antonio, Texas, was at the funeral.
March 4, 1915:
DEATH OF PEARL WEDDLE
Mrs. Pearl Weddle, age 35, wife of Otha W. Weddle of near North Salem, died at an Indianapolis hospital, Friday afternoon, following an operation. Her death, however, was due to pneumonia. She underwent an operation on Monday of last week, it being the third time she had submitted to the surgeon's knife.
The funeral was held from the Montclair church, Monday, being conducted by Rev. Clay Trusty of Indianapolis. Burial was at North Salem.
Besides the husband, two sons survive. Deceased was a sister-in-law of Mrs. S.R. Stewart of this place. She was a daughter of Mose Rawlings. A sister, Mrs. Henry Leach of San Antonio, Texas, was at the funeral.
Danville Gazette,
March 4, 1915:
DEATH OF PEARL WEDDLE
Mrs. Pearl Weddle, age 35, wife of Otha W. Weddle of near North Salem, died at an Indianapolis hospital, Friday afternoon, following an operation. Her death, however, was due to pneumonia. She underwent an operation on Monday of last week, it being the third time she had submitted to the surgeon's knife.
The funeral was held from the Montclair church, Monday, being conducted by Rev. Clay Trusty of Indianapolis. Burial was at North Salem.
Besides the husband, two sons survive. Deceased was a sister-in-law of Mrs. S.R. Stewart of this place. She was a daughter of Mose Rawlings. A sister, Mrs. Henry Leach of San Antonio, Texas, was at the funeral.
March 4, 1915:
DEATH OF PEARL WEDDLE
Mrs. Pearl Weddle, age 35, wife of Otha W. Weddle of near North Salem, died at an Indianapolis hospital, Friday afternoon, following an operation. Her death, however, was due to pneumonia. She underwent an operation on Monday of last week, it being the third time she had submitted to the surgeon's knife.
The funeral was held from the Montclair church, Monday, being conducted by Rev. Clay Trusty of Indianapolis. Burial was at North Salem.
Besides the husband, two sons survive. Deceased was a sister-in-law of Mrs. S.R. Stewart of this place. She was a daughter of Mose Rawlings. A sister, Mrs. Henry Leach of San Antonio, Texas, was at the funeral.
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