Reno Evening Gazette
Wednesday, June 4, 1924
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DIED
Austin-In Sparks, Nevada June 4, 1924, Mary Ann Austin, devoted mother of Mrs. Callie Tholl, Mrs. Bessie Blake, Mrs. Helen Boulding and Eugene Hale Austin, loving grandmother of Wallace Oliver, Mary, Emily and Paul Tholl, Charlotte and Abe Boulding, Jr., and William Blake and beloved sister of Mrs. Besty Torrey, Mrs. Susan Murch, Mrs. Charlotte Clement and Roland, Alexander and Frederick Bonsey; aged sixty-two years, three months, six days; a native of Maine.
Friends are invited two attend the funeral tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon at the Sparks Baptist Church at 2:30 o'clock. Coriege will leave her residence, 938 E. Street in time to arrive at the church at the above hour. Interment Wadsworth Cemetery Friday morning.
Reno Evening Gazette
Wednesday, June 4, 1924
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MRS. MARY AUSTIN CALLED BY DEATH
Mrs. Mary Ann Austin, for forty years a resident of Nevada, twenty years of this period having been spend at Wadsworth and then at Sparks died at her home this morning after a long illness. Mrs. Austin was a native of Maine and as Mary Bonsey came to Nevada when a girl settling in Wadsworth.
Four children Mrs. Callie Tholl, Mrs. Bessie Blake, Mrs. Helen Boulding and Eugene Hale Austin, three sisters Mrs. Betsy Torrey, Mrs. Susan Murch, Mrs. Charlotte Clement, and three brothers Roland, Alexander and Frederick Bonsey and the following grandchildren Wallace Oliver, Mary, Emily, and Paul Tholl, Charlotte and Abe Boulding, Jr., and William Blake survive.
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at Sparks Baptist Church at 2:30 o'clock, interment to take place Friday morning at the Wadsworth Cemetery, Rev. Walter Fowler, Baptist minister at Sparks will officiate at the service.
Wednesday, June 4, 1924
Page Two
DIED
Austin-In Sparks, Nevada June 4, 1924, Mary Ann Austin, devoted mother of Mrs. Callie Tholl, Mrs. Bessie Blake, Mrs. Helen Boulding and Eugene Hale Austin, loving grandmother of Wallace Oliver, Mary, Emily and Paul Tholl, Charlotte and Abe Boulding, Jr., and William Blake and beloved sister of Mrs. Besty Torrey, Mrs. Susan Murch, Mrs. Charlotte Clement and Roland, Alexander and Frederick Bonsey; aged sixty-two years, three months, six days; a native of Maine.
Friends are invited two attend the funeral tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon at the Sparks Baptist Church at 2:30 o'clock. Coriege will leave her residence, 938 E. Street in time to arrive at the church at the above hour. Interment Wadsworth Cemetery Friday morning.
Reno Evening Gazette
Wednesday, June 4, 1924
Page Three
MRS. MARY AUSTIN CALLED BY DEATH
Mrs. Mary Ann Austin, for forty years a resident of Nevada, twenty years of this period having been spend at Wadsworth and then at Sparks died at her home this morning after a long illness. Mrs. Austin was a native of Maine and as Mary Bonsey came to Nevada when a girl settling in Wadsworth.
Four children Mrs. Callie Tholl, Mrs. Bessie Blake, Mrs. Helen Boulding and Eugene Hale Austin, three sisters Mrs. Betsy Torrey, Mrs. Susan Murch, Mrs. Charlotte Clement, and three brothers Roland, Alexander and Frederick Bonsey and the following grandchildren Wallace Oliver, Mary, Emily, and Paul Tholl, Charlotte and Abe Boulding, Jr., and William Blake survive.
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at Sparks Baptist Church at 2:30 o'clock, interment to take place Friday morning at the Wadsworth Cemetery, Rev. Walter Fowler, Baptist minister at Sparks will officiate at the service.
Reno Evening Gazette
Wednesday, June 4, 1924
Page Two
DIED
Austin-In Sparks, Nevada June 4, 1924, Mary Ann Austin, devoted mother of Mrs. Callie Tholl, Mrs. Bessie Blake, Mrs. Helen Boulding and Eugene Hale Austin, loving grandmother of Wallace Oliver, Mary, Emily and Paul Tholl, Charlotte and Abe Boulding, Jr., and William Blake and beloved sister of Mrs. Besty Torrey, Mrs. Susan Murch, Mrs. Charlotte Clement and Roland, Alexander and Frederick Bonsey; aged sixty-two years, three months, six days; a native of Maine.
Friends are invited two attend the funeral tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon at the Sparks Baptist Church at 2:30 o'clock. Coriege will leave her residence, 938 E. Street in time to arrive at the church at the above hour. Interment Wadsworth Cemetery Friday morning.
Reno Evening Gazette
Wednesday, June 4, 1924
Page Three
MRS. MARY AUSTIN CALLED BY DEATH
Mrs. Mary Ann Austin, for forty years a resident of Nevada, twenty years of this period having been spend at Wadsworth and then at Sparks died at her home this morning after a long illness. Mrs. Austin was a native of Maine and as Mary Bonsey came to Nevada when a girl settling in Wadsworth.
Four children Mrs. Callie Tholl, Mrs. Bessie Blake, Mrs. Helen Boulding and Eugene Hale Austin, three sisters Mrs. Betsy Torrey, Mrs. Susan Murch, Mrs. Charlotte Clement, and three brothers Roland, Alexander and Frederick Bonsey and the following grandchildren Wallace Oliver, Mary, Emily, and Paul Tholl, Charlotte and Abe Boulding, Jr., and William Blake survive.
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at Sparks Baptist Church at 2:30 o'clock, interment to take place Friday morning at the Wadsworth Cemetery, Rev. Walter Fowler, Baptist minister at Sparks will officiate at the service.
Wednesday, June 4, 1924
Page Two
DIED
Austin-In Sparks, Nevada June 4, 1924, Mary Ann Austin, devoted mother of Mrs. Callie Tholl, Mrs. Bessie Blake, Mrs. Helen Boulding and Eugene Hale Austin, loving grandmother of Wallace Oliver, Mary, Emily and Paul Tholl, Charlotte and Abe Boulding, Jr., and William Blake and beloved sister of Mrs. Besty Torrey, Mrs. Susan Murch, Mrs. Charlotte Clement and Roland, Alexander and Frederick Bonsey; aged sixty-two years, three months, six days; a native of Maine.
Friends are invited two attend the funeral tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon at the Sparks Baptist Church at 2:30 o'clock. Coriege will leave her residence, 938 E. Street in time to arrive at the church at the above hour. Interment Wadsworth Cemetery Friday morning.
Reno Evening Gazette
Wednesday, June 4, 1924
Page Three
MRS. MARY AUSTIN CALLED BY DEATH
Mrs. Mary Ann Austin, for forty years a resident of Nevada, twenty years of this period having been spend at Wadsworth and then at Sparks died at her home this morning after a long illness. Mrs. Austin was a native of Maine and as Mary Bonsey came to Nevada when a girl settling in Wadsworth.
Four children Mrs. Callie Tholl, Mrs. Bessie Blake, Mrs. Helen Boulding and Eugene Hale Austin, three sisters Mrs. Betsy Torrey, Mrs. Susan Murch, Mrs. Charlotte Clement, and three brothers Roland, Alexander and Frederick Bonsey and the following grandchildren Wallace Oliver, Mary, Emily, and Paul Tholl, Charlotte and Abe Boulding, Jr., and William Blake survive.
Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at Sparks Baptist Church at 2:30 o'clock, interment to take place Friday morning at the Wadsworth Cemetery, Rev. Walter Fowler, Baptist minister at Sparks will officiate at the service.
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