from the Janesville Daily Gazette:
Funeral services for the late Orville H. Church were held this afternoon from his home, 320 Race street, and burial was made at Oak Hill cemetery. The Rev. Porter conducted the services. Mr. Church was an old resident of this city, having lived here nearly all his life. He was born in New York state and at the age of one year he came to this county and has lived here ever since. When twenty years of age he started to work on the railroad and during his work on the Chicago & Northwestern road he made his home in this city. He has been sick for the past five weeks at the Mercy Hospital where he passed away last Saturday evening.
He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, Jennie Church, one daughter, Mrs. H.L. Dunwiddie, and two sons, Clare Church and Fred Church.
Funeral services for the late Orville H. Church were held this afternoon from his home, 320 Race street, and burial was made at Oak Hill cemetery. The Rev. Porter conducted the services. Mr. Church was an old resident of this city, having lived here nearly all his life. He was born in New York state and at the age of one year he came to this county and has lived here ever since. When twenty years of age he started to work on the railroad and during his work on the Chicago & Northwestern road he made his home in this city. He has been sick for the past five weeks at the Mercy Hospital where he passed away last Saturday evening.
He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, Jennie Church, one daughter, Mrs. H.L. Dunwiddie, and two sons, Clare Church and Fred Church.
from the Janesville Daily Gazette:
Funeral services for the late Orville H. Church were held this afternoon from his home, 320 Race street, and burial was made at Oak Hill cemetery. The Rev. Porter conducted the services. Mr. Church was an old resident of this city, having lived here nearly all his life. He was born in New York state and at the age of one year he came to this county and has lived here ever since. When twenty years of age he started to work on the railroad and during his work on the Chicago & Northwestern road he made his home in this city. He has been sick for the past five weeks at the Mercy Hospital where he passed away last Saturday evening.
He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, Jennie Church, one daughter, Mrs. H.L. Dunwiddie, and two sons, Clare Church and Fred Church.
Funeral services for the late Orville H. Church were held this afternoon from his home, 320 Race street, and burial was made at Oak Hill cemetery. The Rev. Porter conducted the services. Mr. Church was an old resident of this city, having lived here nearly all his life. He was born in New York state and at the age of one year he came to this county and has lived here ever since. When twenty years of age he started to work on the railroad and during his work on the Chicago & Northwestern road he made his home in this city. He has been sick for the past five weeks at the Mercy Hospital where he passed away last Saturday evening.
He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, Jennie Church, one daughter, Mrs. H.L. Dunwiddie, and two sons, Clare Church and Fred Church.
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