The Hartford Day Spring, March 29, 1939
Mrs. Marjorie Carpenter Dies At Bangor
BANGOR - Funeral rites were held from the Sherrod chapel Tuesday for Mrs. Marjorie Carpenter, 42, who died at her home here Saturday following a second stroke of paralysis which she suffered Thursday. The Rev. Scott MacDonald conducted the services and burial was in Arlington Hill cemetery.
Born in Chicago on October 14, 1897, deceased came to Bangor township as a small child.
Surviving her are her husband, Roy Carpenter; four children, Richard, Douglas, Patricia and Doris, all at home; her mother, Mrs. Dora Woodley, and a brother, Edward Woodley, all of Bangor.
Mrs. Marjorie Carpenter Dies At Bangor
BANGOR - Funeral rites were held from the Sherrod chapel Tuesday for Mrs. Marjorie Carpenter, 42, who died at her home here Saturday following a second stroke of paralysis which she suffered Thursday. The Rev. Scott MacDonald conducted the services and burial was in Arlington Hill cemetery.
Born in Chicago on October 14, 1897, deceased came to Bangor township as a small child.
Surviving her are her husband, Roy Carpenter; four children, Richard, Douglas, Patricia and Doris, all at home; her mother, Mrs. Dora Woodley, and a brother, Edward Woodley, all of Bangor.
The Hartford Day Spring, March 29, 1939
Mrs. Marjorie Carpenter Dies At Bangor
BANGOR - Funeral rites were held from the Sherrod chapel Tuesday for Mrs. Marjorie Carpenter, 42, who died at her home here Saturday following a second stroke of paralysis which she suffered Thursday. The Rev. Scott MacDonald conducted the services and burial was in Arlington Hill cemetery.
Born in Chicago on October 14, 1897, deceased came to Bangor township as a small child.
Surviving her are her husband, Roy Carpenter; four children, Richard, Douglas, Patricia and Doris, all at home; her mother, Mrs. Dora Woodley, and a brother, Edward Woodley, all of Bangor.
Mrs. Marjorie Carpenter Dies At Bangor
BANGOR - Funeral rites were held from the Sherrod chapel Tuesday for Mrs. Marjorie Carpenter, 42, who died at her home here Saturday following a second stroke of paralysis which she suffered Thursday. The Rev. Scott MacDonald conducted the services and burial was in Arlington Hill cemetery.
Born in Chicago on October 14, 1897, deceased came to Bangor township as a small child.
Surviving her are her husband, Roy Carpenter; four children, Richard, Douglas, Patricia and Doris, all at home; her mother, Mrs. Dora Woodley, and a brother, Edward Woodley, all of Bangor.
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