Published in the Olney Advocate, Thursday, Feb. 4, 1932:
Frank Biehl, 85, was found dead in a barn on what is known as the Charles Bowlby farm near Bennington, in Madison township, Sunday afternoon.
The body was found by Mr. & Mrs. Guy Jennings, Mrs. Jennings was his granddaughter. He died of a Heart attack.
Survived by his daughter Mrs. Henry Pflaum, formerly of Olney, but now of Chicago, and two sons living in the West.
Funeral services were held at Ebenezer Church.
(Submitted by: 47020186)
Frank Biehl, 85, was found dead in a barn on what is known as the Charles Bowlby farm near Bennington, in Madison township, Sunday afternoon.
The body was found by Mr. & Mrs. Guy Jennings, Mrs. Jennings was his granddaughter. He died of a Heart attack.
Survived by his daughter Mrs. Henry Pflaum, formerly of Olney, but now of Chicago, and two sons living in the West.
Funeral services were held at Ebenezer Church.
(Submitted by: 47020186)
Published in the Olney Advocate, Thursday, Feb. 4, 1932:
Frank Biehl, 85, was found dead in a barn on what is known as the Charles Bowlby farm near Bennington, in Madison township, Sunday afternoon.
The body was found by Mr. & Mrs. Guy Jennings, Mrs. Jennings was his granddaughter. He died of a Heart attack.
Survived by his daughter Mrs. Henry Pflaum, formerly of Olney, but now of Chicago, and two sons living in the West.
Funeral services were held at Ebenezer Church.
(Submitted by: 47020186)
Frank Biehl, 85, was found dead in a barn on what is known as the Charles Bowlby farm near Bennington, in Madison township, Sunday afternoon.
The body was found by Mr. & Mrs. Guy Jennings, Mrs. Jennings was his granddaughter. He died of a Heart attack.
Survived by his daughter Mrs. Henry Pflaum, formerly of Olney, but now of Chicago, and two sons living in the West.
Funeral services were held at Ebenezer Church.
(Submitted by: 47020186)
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