Paul E. Finnish, 55, of Spenceville, died at 6 a.m. Sunday at the Methodist Hospital where he had been a patient for 17 days. He had been sick one month and death was caused by a blood clot.
Mr. Furnish was an employee of the Universal Tool Company and a member of the Methodist Church, in Spencerville.
Surviving are his wife, Olive; five daughters, Mrs. Rosemond Northrup, Spencervillee, Mrs. Doris Yoder, Leo, Mrs. Lavern Rosine, Auburn, Mrs. Marcella Brown and Mrs. Jean Brown, both of Auburn; one son, Lavon, a student at Indiana University. Bloomington; nine grandchildren, one half-brother, Arthur Furnish. Spencerville, and two half-sisters, Mrs. Bertha Klopfenstein, Fort Wayne, and Mrs. Jennie Klopfenstein, Leo.
The body has been removed to the Walter Funeral Home In Spencervllle where friends may call after noon today. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home, the Rev. L. E. Clayton officiating.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
January 23, 1950
Mr. Furnish was an employee of the Universal Tool Company and a member of the Methodist Church, in Spencerville.
Surviving are his wife, Olive; five daughters, Mrs. Rosemond Northrup, Spencervillee, Mrs. Doris Yoder, Leo, Mrs. Lavern Rosine, Auburn, Mrs. Marcella Brown and Mrs. Jean Brown, both of Auburn; one son, Lavon, a student at Indiana University. Bloomington; nine grandchildren, one half-brother, Arthur Furnish. Spencerville, and two half-sisters, Mrs. Bertha Klopfenstein, Fort Wayne, and Mrs. Jennie Klopfenstein, Leo.
The body has been removed to the Walter Funeral Home In Spencervllle where friends may call after noon today. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home, the Rev. L. E. Clayton officiating.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
January 23, 1950
Paul E. Finnish, 55, of Spenceville, died at 6 a.m. Sunday at the Methodist Hospital where he had been a patient for 17 days. He had been sick one month and death was caused by a blood clot.
Mr. Furnish was an employee of the Universal Tool Company and a member of the Methodist Church, in Spencerville.
Surviving are his wife, Olive; five daughters, Mrs. Rosemond Northrup, Spencervillee, Mrs. Doris Yoder, Leo, Mrs. Lavern Rosine, Auburn, Mrs. Marcella Brown and Mrs. Jean Brown, both of Auburn; one son, Lavon, a student at Indiana University. Bloomington; nine grandchildren, one half-brother, Arthur Furnish. Spencerville, and two half-sisters, Mrs. Bertha Klopfenstein, Fort Wayne, and Mrs. Jennie Klopfenstein, Leo.
The body has been removed to the Walter Funeral Home In Spencervllle where friends may call after noon today. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home, the Rev. L. E. Clayton officiating.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
January 23, 1950
Mr. Furnish was an employee of the Universal Tool Company and a member of the Methodist Church, in Spencerville.
Surviving are his wife, Olive; five daughters, Mrs. Rosemond Northrup, Spencervillee, Mrs. Doris Yoder, Leo, Mrs. Lavern Rosine, Auburn, Mrs. Marcella Brown and Mrs. Jean Brown, both of Auburn; one son, Lavon, a student at Indiana University. Bloomington; nine grandchildren, one half-brother, Arthur Furnish. Spencerville, and two half-sisters, Mrs. Bertha Klopfenstein, Fort Wayne, and Mrs. Jennie Klopfenstein, Leo.
The body has been removed to the Walter Funeral Home In Spencervllle where friends may call after noon today. Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home, the Rev. L. E. Clayton officiating.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
January 23, 1950
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