from the Guide for Aug. 15, 1985:
Graveside services for Eula Mae Davis, 83, Brownsburg, were Monday, August 12 (1985) in the Danville South Cemetery with Rev. Kincade Smith officiating. Matthews Mortuary, Brownsburg, was in charge of arrangements.
The daughter of George and Eva Davis, she was born September 20, 1901 in Hendricks County where she lived most of her life. Miss Davis, who died Thursday, August 8 at her home, was a retired school teacher having taught at Bundy Elementary School, New Castle, and the Indiana Girls School.
Surviving are nephews: Harold and Donald Davis, both of Arizona and James Davis, Oklahoma; and niece, Mildred Homes, Arizona.
Graveside services for Eula Mae Davis, 83, Brownsburg, were Monday, August 12 (1985) in the Danville South Cemetery with Rev. Kincade Smith officiating. Matthews Mortuary, Brownsburg, was in charge of arrangements.
The daughter of George and Eva Davis, she was born September 20, 1901 in Hendricks County where she lived most of her life. Miss Davis, who died Thursday, August 8 at her home, was a retired school teacher having taught at Bundy Elementary School, New Castle, and the Indiana Girls School.
Surviving are nephews: Harold and Donald Davis, both of Arizona and James Davis, Oklahoma; and niece, Mildred Homes, Arizona.
from the Guide for Aug. 15, 1985:
Graveside services for Eula Mae Davis, 83, Brownsburg, were Monday, August 12 (1985) in the Danville South Cemetery with Rev. Kincade Smith officiating. Matthews Mortuary, Brownsburg, was in charge of arrangements.
The daughter of George and Eva Davis, she was born September 20, 1901 in Hendricks County where she lived most of her life. Miss Davis, who died Thursday, August 8 at her home, was a retired school teacher having taught at Bundy Elementary School, New Castle, and the Indiana Girls School.
Surviving are nephews: Harold and Donald Davis, both of Arizona and James Davis, Oklahoma; and niece, Mildred Homes, Arizona.
Graveside services for Eula Mae Davis, 83, Brownsburg, were Monday, August 12 (1985) in the Danville South Cemetery with Rev. Kincade Smith officiating. Matthews Mortuary, Brownsburg, was in charge of arrangements.
The daughter of George and Eva Davis, she was born September 20, 1901 in Hendricks County where she lived most of her life. Miss Davis, who died Thursday, August 8 at her home, was a retired school teacher having taught at Bundy Elementary School, New Castle, and the Indiana Girls School.
Surviving are nephews: Harold and Donald Davis, both of Arizona and James Davis, Oklahoma; and niece, Mildred Homes, Arizona.
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