Colorado Springs Gazzette
Mrs. Matilda Ann Dittemore, 301 East Arvada Street, passed away Wednesday morning in a Colorado Springs hospital. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon from the First Christian church in Elbert, Colo. with interment in the Elbert cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Dittemore moved to Elbert 52 years ago and homesteaded. Mr. Dittemore died in 1911 and Mrs Dittemore moved here in 1917. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Robert Johnson, Victor, Colo., and Mrs. M. L. Pdfield, Brownsville, Tex., and three sons, C. H. Dittemore of this city and Kenneth J. Dittemore and Leo A. Dittemore, both of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Matilda Ann Dittemore, 301 East Arvada Street, passed away Wednesday morning in a Colorado Springs hospital. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon from the First Christian church in Elbert, Colo. with interment in the Elbert cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Dittemore moved to Elbert 52 years ago and homesteaded. Mr. Dittemore died in 1911 and Mrs Dittemore moved here in 1917. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Robert Johnson, Victor, Colo., and Mrs. M. L. Pdfield, Brownsville, Tex., and three sons, C. H. Dittemore of this city and Kenneth J. Dittemore and Leo A. Dittemore, both of Los Angeles.
Colorado Springs Gazzette
Mrs. Matilda Ann Dittemore, 301 East Arvada Street, passed away Wednesday morning in a Colorado Springs hospital. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon from the First Christian church in Elbert, Colo. with interment in the Elbert cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Dittemore moved to Elbert 52 years ago and homesteaded. Mr. Dittemore died in 1911 and Mrs Dittemore moved here in 1917. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Robert Johnson, Victor, Colo., and Mrs. M. L. Pdfield, Brownsville, Tex., and three sons, C. H. Dittemore of this city and Kenneth J. Dittemore and Leo A. Dittemore, both of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Matilda Ann Dittemore, 301 East Arvada Street, passed away Wednesday morning in a Colorado Springs hospital. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon from the First Christian church in Elbert, Colo. with interment in the Elbert cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Dittemore moved to Elbert 52 years ago and homesteaded. Mr. Dittemore died in 1911 and Mrs Dittemore moved here in 1917. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Robert Johnson, Victor, Colo., and Mrs. M. L. Pdfield, Brownsville, Tex., and three sons, C. H. Dittemore of this city and Kenneth J. Dittemore and Leo A. Dittemore, both of Los Angeles.
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