Daughter of Mary C. Wycker and Levi Lykes.
Obituary:
"Mrs. Elizabeth Prall, wife of Horace G. Prall, died at her home in Quakertown Monday morning, after a lingering illness from cancer. Mrs. Prall was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Lykes and was born in Quakertown in 1865.
She lived her entire life in that village, where she was well known for her many acts of kindness and helpfulness. In early life, she married Mr. Prall and to them was born one son, Rondo. She is survived by her husband and two grandsons, William Case Prall and Floyd Hoff Prall, in Quakertown, and one brother, Jacob Lykes of Oklahoma. Mrs. Prall was a member of the Quakertown M.E. Church for many years and was active in the work of the Ladies Aid Society of that church.
Funeral services were conducted by her pastor, Rev. R. Wesley Smith, at the Holcombe Funeral Parlors, Flemington yesterday afternoon (Wednesday) and burial was under the direction of Charles Holcombe in Locust Grove Cemetery at Quakertown."
published in the Hunterdon County Democrat on July 1, 1937, and furnished by contributor Rhonda Scott.
Obituary:
"Mrs. Elizabeth Prall, wife of Horace G. Prall, died at her home in Quakertown Monday morning, after a lingering illness from cancer. Mrs. Prall was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Lykes and was born in Quakertown in 1865.
She lived her entire life in that village, where she was well known for her many acts of kindness and helpfulness. In early life, she married Mr. Prall and to them was born one son, Rondo. She is survived by her husband and two grandsons, William Case Prall and Floyd Hoff Prall, in Quakertown, and one brother, Jacob Lykes of Oklahoma. Mrs. Prall was a member of the Quakertown M.E. Church for many years and was active in the work of the Ladies Aid Society of that church.
Funeral services were conducted by her pastor, Rev. R. Wesley Smith, at the Holcombe Funeral Parlors, Flemington yesterday afternoon (Wednesday) and burial was under the direction of Charles Holcombe in Locust Grove Cemetery at Quakertown."
published in the Hunterdon County Democrat on July 1, 1937, and furnished by contributor Rhonda Scott.
Daughter of Mary C. Wycker and Levi Lykes.
Obituary:
"Mrs. Elizabeth Prall, wife of Horace G. Prall, died at her home in Quakertown Monday morning, after a lingering illness from cancer. Mrs. Prall was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Lykes and was born in Quakertown in 1865.
She lived her entire life in that village, where she was well known for her many acts of kindness and helpfulness. In early life, she married Mr. Prall and to them was born one son, Rondo. She is survived by her husband and two grandsons, William Case Prall and Floyd Hoff Prall, in Quakertown, and one brother, Jacob Lykes of Oklahoma. Mrs. Prall was a member of the Quakertown M.E. Church for many years and was active in the work of the Ladies Aid Society of that church.
Funeral services were conducted by her pastor, Rev. R. Wesley Smith, at the Holcombe Funeral Parlors, Flemington yesterday afternoon (Wednesday) and burial was under the direction of Charles Holcombe in Locust Grove Cemetery at Quakertown."
published in the Hunterdon County Democrat on July 1, 1937, and furnished by contributor Rhonda Scott.
Obituary:
"Mrs. Elizabeth Prall, wife of Horace G. Prall, died at her home in Quakertown Monday morning, after a lingering illness from cancer. Mrs. Prall was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Lykes and was born in Quakertown in 1865.
She lived her entire life in that village, where she was well known for her many acts of kindness and helpfulness. In early life, she married Mr. Prall and to them was born one son, Rondo. She is survived by her husband and two grandsons, William Case Prall and Floyd Hoff Prall, in Quakertown, and one brother, Jacob Lykes of Oklahoma. Mrs. Prall was a member of the Quakertown M.E. Church for many years and was active in the work of the Ladies Aid Society of that church.
Funeral services were conducted by her pastor, Rev. R. Wesley Smith, at the Holcombe Funeral Parlors, Flemington yesterday afternoon (Wednesday) and burial was under the direction of Charles Holcombe in Locust Grove Cemetery at Quakertown."
published in the Hunterdon County Democrat on July 1, 1937, and furnished by contributor Rhonda Scott.
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