Rochester Sentinel
Saturday, March 7, 1931
Fulton County, Indiana
Charles James MOORE, 37, formerly of Athens and who had served in the United States army for a number of Years, died Friday at a hospital in Fort Bliss, Texas, according to word received here by relatives. The cause of his death was not given in the message. The deceased was born in the Athens community on March 15, 1893 the son of Isaac and Sarah Elizabeth MOORE.
In 1916 he enlisted in the United States army and served until 1925, re listing in 1928. Surviving are three brothers, David [MOORE], of Denver, Ind., William [MOORE], of Athens, and Clarence [MOORE] of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Effie COX, near Millark, Alfretta CAMP, of Akron, and Retha MOORE, of Newcastle.
The body will be returned here for funeral services and burial. Upon arrival here the body will be taken to the Foster funeral parlors where it will remain until the day of the funeral. Services will be held at the Mt. Hope church in Athens and burial will be made in the adjacent cemetery. The date of the funeral will be announced in Monday's News Sentinel.
Tuesday, March 10, 1931
Rochester Sentinel
Fulton County, Indiana
The body of Charles MOORE, former resident of the Athens neighborhood, who died last Saturday in the base hospital at Fort Bliss, Tex., will arrive in this city early Thursday morning over the Erie railroad. The funeral service will be held from the Church of God at Athens Thursday at 2 P. M. Rev. T. J. STEENBERGEN will be in charge. Burial will be made in the Athens cemetery.
Wednesday, March 11, 1931
Rochester Sentinel
Fulton County, Indiana
The members of the LeRoy Shelton American Legion post will have charge of the funeral services for the late Charles MOORE, of Athens, who died Saturday at the base hospital in Fort Bliss, Texas. The services are to be held at the Church of God in Athens, Thursday afternoon at two o' clock, and members of the Legion are asked to meet at the church at 1:45.
Saturday, March 7, 1931
Fulton County, Indiana
Charles James MOORE, 37, formerly of Athens and who had served in the United States army for a number of Years, died Friday at a hospital in Fort Bliss, Texas, according to word received here by relatives. The cause of his death was not given in the message. The deceased was born in the Athens community on March 15, 1893 the son of Isaac and Sarah Elizabeth MOORE.
In 1916 he enlisted in the United States army and served until 1925, re listing in 1928. Surviving are three brothers, David [MOORE], of Denver, Ind., William [MOORE], of Athens, and Clarence [MOORE] of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Effie COX, near Millark, Alfretta CAMP, of Akron, and Retha MOORE, of Newcastle.
The body will be returned here for funeral services and burial. Upon arrival here the body will be taken to the Foster funeral parlors where it will remain until the day of the funeral. Services will be held at the Mt. Hope church in Athens and burial will be made in the adjacent cemetery. The date of the funeral will be announced in Monday's News Sentinel.
Tuesday, March 10, 1931
Rochester Sentinel
Fulton County, Indiana
The body of Charles MOORE, former resident of the Athens neighborhood, who died last Saturday in the base hospital at Fort Bliss, Tex., will arrive in this city early Thursday morning over the Erie railroad. The funeral service will be held from the Church of God at Athens Thursday at 2 P. M. Rev. T. J. STEENBERGEN will be in charge. Burial will be made in the Athens cemetery.
Wednesday, March 11, 1931
Rochester Sentinel
Fulton County, Indiana
The members of the LeRoy Shelton American Legion post will have charge of the funeral services for the late Charles MOORE, of Athens, who died Saturday at the base hospital in Fort Bliss, Texas. The services are to be held at the Church of God in Athens, Thursday afternoon at two o' clock, and members of the Legion are asked to meet at the church at 1:45.
Rochester Sentinel
Saturday, March 7, 1931
Fulton County, Indiana
Charles James MOORE, 37, formerly of Athens and who had served in the United States army for a number of Years, died Friday at a hospital in Fort Bliss, Texas, according to word received here by relatives. The cause of his death was not given in the message. The deceased was born in the Athens community on March 15, 1893 the son of Isaac and Sarah Elizabeth MOORE.
In 1916 he enlisted in the United States army and served until 1925, re listing in 1928. Surviving are three brothers, David [MOORE], of Denver, Ind., William [MOORE], of Athens, and Clarence [MOORE] of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Effie COX, near Millark, Alfretta CAMP, of Akron, and Retha MOORE, of Newcastle.
The body will be returned here for funeral services and burial. Upon arrival here the body will be taken to the Foster funeral parlors where it will remain until the day of the funeral. Services will be held at the Mt. Hope church in Athens and burial will be made in the adjacent cemetery. The date of the funeral will be announced in Monday's News Sentinel.
Tuesday, March 10, 1931
Rochester Sentinel
Fulton County, Indiana
The body of Charles MOORE, former resident of the Athens neighborhood, who died last Saturday in the base hospital at Fort Bliss, Tex., will arrive in this city early Thursday morning over the Erie railroad. The funeral service will be held from the Church of God at Athens Thursday at 2 P. M. Rev. T. J. STEENBERGEN will be in charge. Burial will be made in the Athens cemetery.
Wednesday, March 11, 1931
Rochester Sentinel
Fulton County, Indiana
The members of the LeRoy Shelton American Legion post will have charge of the funeral services for the late Charles MOORE, of Athens, who died Saturday at the base hospital in Fort Bliss, Texas. The services are to be held at the Church of God in Athens, Thursday afternoon at two o' clock, and members of the Legion are asked to meet at the church at 1:45.
Saturday, March 7, 1931
Fulton County, Indiana
Charles James MOORE, 37, formerly of Athens and who had served in the United States army for a number of Years, died Friday at a hospital in Fort Bliss, Texas, according to word received here by relatives. The cause of his death was not given in the message. The deceased was born in the Athens community on March 15, 1893 the son of Isaac and Sarah Elizabeth MOORE.
In 1916 he enlisted in the United States army and served until 1925, re listing in 1928. Surviving are three brothers, David [MOORE], of Denver, Ind., William [MOORE], of Athens, and Clarence [MOORE] of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Effie COX, near Millark, Alfretta CAMP, of Akron, and Retha MOORE, of Newcastle.
The body will be returned here for funeral services and burial. Upon arrival here the body will be taken to the Foster funeral parlors where it will remain until the day of the funeral. Services will be held at the Mt. Hope church in Athens and burial will be made in the adjacent cemetery. The date of the funeral will be announced in Monday's News Sentinel.
Tuesday, March 10, 1931
Rochester Sentinel
Fulton County, Indiana
The body of Charles MOORE, former resident of the Athens neighborhood, who died last Saturday in the base hospital at Fort Bliss, Tex., will arrive in this city early Thursday morning over the Erie railroad. The funeral service will be held from the Church of God at Athens Thursday at 2 P. M. Rev. T. J. STEENBERGEN will be in charge. Burial will be made in the Athens cemetery.
Wednesday, March 11, 1931
Rochester Sentinel
Fulton County, Indiana
The members of the LeRoy Shelton American Legion post will have charge of the funeral services for the late Charles MOORE, of Athens, who died Saturday at the base hospital in Fort Bliss, Texas. The services are to be held at the Church of God in Athens, Thursday afternoon at two o' clock, and members of the Legion are asked to meet at the church at 1:45.
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