Oil City Semi-Weekly Derrick, Oil City, PA
Jan 21, 1902; pg 3, col 3
RECENT DEATHS.
Mrs. P. H. Lusher.
Franklin, Jan. 17.-(Special.)-Mrs. Paul H. Lusher, formerly Miss Gertrude M. Dewoody, daughter of G. Oliver Dewoody, died at her home on Chestnut street at 9:30 o'clock last night, the direct cause of death being septicamia, or blood poisoning. The deceased was born in Dempseytown 18 years ago, and a few years ago removed to this city with her parents. About eight months ago she was married to Paul H. Lusher, formerly of Grove City. Her mother, Mrs. G. O. Dewoody, died three months ago.
Mrs. Lusher was well and favorably known in Franklin, where she had the esteem of many friends. She was a conscientious and active member of the Methodist Episcopal church, an industrious young wife and a young lady of prepossessing personality. Besides her father and husband she is survived by the following sisters: Mrs. Kate Jackson, Miss Eva Dewoody, Miss Madge Dewoody and Miss Ollie Dewoody, all residents of this city. The funeral services will be held at her late home on Chestnut street.
Jan 21, 1902; pg 3, col 3
RECENT DEATHS.
Mrs. P. H. Lusher.
Franklin, Jan. 17.-(Special.)-Mrs. Paul H. Lusher, formerly Miss Gertrude M. Dewoody, daughter of G. Oliver Dewoody, died at her home on Chestnut street at 9:30 o'clock last night, the direct cause of death being septicamia, or blood poisoning. The deceased was born in Dempseytown 18 years ago, and a few years ago removed to this city with her parents. About eight months ago she was married to Paul H. Lusher, formerly of Grove City. Her mother, Mrs. G. O. Dewoody, died three months ago.
Mrs. Lusher was well and favorably known in Franklin, where she had the esteem of many friends. She was a conscientious and active member of the Methodist Episcopal church, an industrious young wife and a young lady of prepossessing personality. Besides her father and husband she is survived by the following sisters: Mrs. Kate Jackson, Miss Eva Dewoody, Miss Madge Dewoody and Miss Ollie Dewoody, all residents of this city. The funeral services will be held at her late home on Chestnut street.
Oil City Semi-Weekly Derrick, Oil City, PA
Jan 21, 1902; pg 3, col 3
RECENT DEATHS.
Mrs. P. H. Lusher.
Franklin, Jan. 17.-(Special.)-Mrs. Paul H. Lusher, formerly Miss Gertrude M. Dewoody, daughter of G. Oliver Dewoody, died at her home on Chestnut street at 9:30 o'clock last night, the direct cause of death being septicamia, or blood poisoning. The deceased was born in Dempseytown 18 years ago, and a few years ago removed to this city with her parents. About eight months ago she was married to Paul H. Lusher, formerly of Grove City. Her mother, Mrs. G. O. Dewoody, died three months ago.
Mrs. Lusher was well and favorably known in Franklin, where she had the esteem of many friends. She was a conscientious and active member of the Methodist Episcopal church, an industrious young wife and a young lady of prepossessing personality. Besides her father and husband she is survived by the following sisters: Mrs. Kate Jackson, Miss Eva Dewoody, Miss Madge Dewoody and Miss Ollie Dewoody, all residents of this city. The funeral services will be held at her late home on Chestnut street.
Jan 21, 1902; pg 3, col 3
RECENT DEATHS.
Mrs. P. H. Lusher.
Franklin, Jan. 17.-(Special.)-Mrs. Paul H. Lusher, formerly Miss Gertrude M. Dewoody, daughter of G. Oliver Dewoody, died at her home on Chestnut street at 9:30 o'clock last night, the direct cause of death being septicamia, or blood poisoning. The deceased was born in Dempseytown 18 years ago, and a few years ago removed to this city with her parents. About eight months ago she was married to Paul H. Lusher, formerly of Grove City. Her mother, Mrs. G. O. Dewoody, died three months ago.
Mrs. Lusher was well and favorably known in Franklin, where she had the esteem of many friends. She was a conscientious and active member of the Methodist Episcopal church, an industrious young wife and a young lady of prepossessing personality. Besides her father and husband she is survived by the following sisters: Mrs. Kate Jackson, Miss Eva Dewoody, Miss Madge Dewoody and Miss Ollie Dewoody, all residents of this city. The funeral services will be held at her late home on Chestnut street.
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