Union City Times-Gazette, Fri., July 28,1939
Death ends 5-year illness.--Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Cropper to be Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Alice Cropper, 72, widow of Nelson Cropper, died at 10 a.m. Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Teeters, one mile east of Union City on highway 47, following a serious illness of more that five years. resulting from a broken hip.
The deceased was born in Winchester, Clara Alice Harman, daughter of Henry and Martha Harman. She attended the Winchester Schools and moved to the Union City community 23 years ago.
Surviving besides her daughter, Mrs. William Teeters, at whose home she passed in, are one brother and one sister, Leo Harman, of Indianapolis and Mrs. Grace Summers of Indianapolis; seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be conducted by the Jehovah Witness organization, Sat., at 2 p.m. with Edward Nine officiating, at the Brooks Funeral home in Union City. Burial will be made in the Fountain Park Cemetery in Winchester.
(Research: Nelson and Clara were married 8 years in 1900 with one child, Flossie M. b. Oct. 1898.)
Death ends 5-year illness.--Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Cropper to be Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Alice Cropper, 72, widow of Nelson Cropper, died at 10 a.m. Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Teeters, one mile east of Union City on highway 47, following a serious illness of more that five years. resulting from a broken hip.
The deceased was born in Winchester, Clara Alice Harman, daughter of Henry and Martha Harman. She attended the Winchester Schools and moved to the Union City community 23 years ago.
Surviving besides her daughter, Mrs. William Teeters, at whose home she passed in, are one brother and one sister, Leo Harman, of Indianapolis and Mrs. Grace Summers of Indianapolis; seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be conducted by the Jehovah Witness organization, Sat., at 2 p.m. with Edward Nine officiating, at the Brooks Funeral home in Union City. Burial will be made in the Fountain Park Cemetery in Winchester.
(Research: Nelson and Clara were married 8 years in 1900 with one child, Flossie M. b. Oct. 1898.)
Union City Times-Gazette, Fri., July 28,1939
Death ends 5-year illness.--Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Cropper to be Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Alice Cropper, 72, widow of Nelson Cropper, died at 10 a.m. Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Teeters, one mile east of Union City on highway 47, following a serious illness of more that five years. resulting from a broken hip.
The deceased was born in Winchester, Clara Alice Harman, daughter of Henry and Martha Harman. She attended the Winchester Schools and moved to the Union City community 23 years ago.
Surviving besides her daughter, Mrs. William Teeters, at whose home she passed in, are one brother and one sister, Leo Harman, of Indianapolis and Mrs. Grace Summers of Indianapolis; seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be conducted by the Jehovah Witness organization, Sat., at 2 p.m. with Edward Nine officiating, at the Brooks Funeral home in Union City. Burial will be made in the Fountain Park Cemetery in Winchester.
(Research: Nelson and Clara were married 8 years in 1900 with one child, Flossie M. b. Oct. 1898.)
Death ends 5-year illness.--Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Cropper to be Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Alice Cropper, 72, widow of Nelson Cropper, died at 10 a.m. Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Teeters, one mile east of Union City on highway 47, following a serious illness of more that five years. resulting from a broken hip.
The deceased was born in Winchester, Clara Alice Harman, daughter of Henry and Martha Harman. She attended the Winchester Schools and moved to the Union City community 23 years ago.
Surviving besides her daughter, Mrs. William Teeters, at whose home she passed in, are one brother and one sister, Leo Harman, of Indianapolis and Mrs. Grace Summers of Indianapolis; seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be conducted by the Jehovah Witness organization, Sat., at 2 p.m. with Edward Nine officiating, at the Brooks Funeral home in Union City. Burial will be made in the Fountain Park Cemetery in Winchester.
(Research: Nelson and Clara were married 8 years in 1900 with one child, Flossie M. b. Oct. 1898.)
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