Paper and date unknown but probably Bellefontaine Examiner
Kate Donahue
Rushsylvania - Kate Donahue, 91, of Rushsylvania, died Monday in the home of a daughter on Rushsylvania, Route 1, after a period of failing health.
A retired private duty nurse, she was born in Bellefontaine on June 28, 1890, a daughter of Levi M. and Susan Ford Denny. A resident of the Rushsylvania and Walnut Grove area for the past 41 years, she was a member of High Point Church of Christ in Bellefontaine and the Rush Creek Grange.
Her first husband, Charles R. Heisler, died in 1924, and her second husband, Thomas Donahue, died in 1936. Two daughters are also deceased.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Milard (Alice) Patrick of Rushsylvania, Route 1; a son, Milton C. Heisler of Columbus; seven grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren and eight great-great-grandchildren.
Kate Donahue
Rushsylvania - Kate Donahue, 91, of Rushsylvania, died Monday in the home of a daughter on Rushsylvania, Route 1, after a period of failing health.
A retired private duty nurse, she was born in Bellefontaine on June 28, 1890, a daughter of Levi M. and Susan Ford Denny. A resident of the Rushsylvania and Walnut Grove area for the past 41 years, she was a member of High Point Church of Christ in Bellefontaine and the Rush Creek Grange.
Her first husband, Charles R. Heisler, died in 1924, and her second husband, Thomas Donahue, died in 1936. Two daughters are also deceased.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Milard (Alice) Patrick of Rushsylvania, Route 1; a son, Milton C. Heisler of Columbus; seven grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren and eight great-great-grandchildren.
Paper and date unknown but probably Bellefontaine Examiner
Kate Donahue
Rushsylvania - Kate Donahue, 91, of Rushsylvania, died Monday in the home of a daughter on Rushsylvania, Route 1, after a period of failing health.
A retired private duty nurse, she was born in Bellefontaine on June 28, 1890, a daughter of Levi M. and Susan Ford Denny. A resident of the Rushsylvania and Walnut Grove area for the past 41 years, she was a member of High Point Church of Christ in Bellefontaine and the Rush Creek Grange.
Her first husband, Charles R. Heisler, died in 1924, and her second husband, Thomas Donahue, died in 1936. Two daughters are also deceased.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Milard (Alice) Patrick of Rushsylvania, Route 1; a son, Milton C. Heisler of Columbus; seven grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren and eight great-great-grandchildren.
Kate Donahue
Rushsylvania - Kate Donahue, 91, of Rushsylvania, died Monday in the home of a daughter on Rushsylvania, Route 1, after a period of failing health.
A retired private duty nurse, she was born in Bellefontaine on June 28, 1890, a daughter of Levi M. and Susan Ford Denny. A resident of the Rushsylvania and Walnut Grove area for the past 41 years, she was a member of High Point Church of Christ in Bellefontaine and the Rush Creek Grange.
Her first husband, Charles R. Heisler, died in 1924, and her second husband, Thomas Donahue, died in 1936. Two daughters are also deceased.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Milard (Alice) Patrick of Rushsylvania, Route 1; a son, Milton C. Heisler of Columbus; seven grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren and eight great-great-grandchildren.
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