Augusta Beacon Aug 9, 1928 page 1
DEATH TAKES MRS. WHIPPLE
Formerly Mrs. Mary Robe Dies at Their Comstock Residence
Mrs. Frank Whipple, aged 58 years, died a t their home in Comstock Tuesday morning from heart disease from which she had suffered for several months. Previous to her marriage to Mr. Whipple two or three years ago, she was known as Mrs. Mary Robe. She had been a resident, of Augusta and vicinity most of the time for quite a number of years. The funeral will be held at the Community church in this village Friday afternoon a t 2:00 p. m., fast time. Burial will be made in Kalamazoo. Besides, the husband, she leaves two daughters, Mrs. Claude Whipple and Mrs. Kline, and two sons, Harry Robe of Newark, N. J., and James of Detroit.
DEATH TAKES MRS. WHIPPLE
Formerly Mrs. Mary Robe Dies at Their Comstock Residence
Mrs. Frank Whipple, aged 58 years, died a t their home in Comstock Tuesday morning from heart disease from which she had suffered for several months. Previous to her marriage to Mr. Whipple two or three years ago, she was known as Mrs. Mary Robe. She had been a resident, of Augusta and vicinity most of the time for quite a number of years. The funeral will be held at the Community church in this village Friday afternoon a t 2:00 p. m., fast time. Burial will be made in Kalamazoo. Besides, the husband, she leaves two daughters, Mrs. Claude Whipple and Mrs. Kline, and two sons, Harry Robe of Newark, N. J., and James of Detroit.
Augusta Beacon Aug 9, 1928 page 1
DEATH TAKES MRS. WHIPPLE
Formerly Mrs. Mary Robe Dies at Their Comstock Residence
Mrs. Frank Whipple, aged 58 years, died a t their home in Comstock Tuesday morning from heart disease from which she had suffered for several months. Previous to her marriage to Mr. Whipple two or three years ago, she was known as Mrs. Mary Robe. She had been a resident, of Augusta and vicinity most of the time for quite a number of years. The funeral will be held at the Community church in this village Friday afternoon a t 2:00 p. m., fast time. Burial will be made in Kalamazoo. Besides, the husband, she leaves two daughters, Mrs. Claude Whipple and Mrs. Kline, and two sons, Harry Robe of Newark, N. J., and James of Detroit.
DEATH TAKES MRS. WHIPPLE
Formerly Mrs. Mary Robe Dies at Their Comstock Residence
Mrs. Frank Whipple, aged 58 years, died a t their home in Comstock Tuesday morning from heart disease from which she had suffered for several months. Previous to her marriage to Mr. Whipple two or three years ago, she was known as Mrs. Mary Robe. She had been a resident, of Augusta and vicinity most of the time for quite a number of years. The funeral will be held at the Community church in this village Friday afternoon a t 2:00 p. m., fast time. Burial will be made in Kalamazoo. Besides, the husband, she leaves two daughters, Mrs. Claude Whipple and Mrs. Kline, and two sons, Harry Robe of Newark, N. J., and James of Detroit.
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